The daily banner., 1919-06-20
CLASS NIGHT EXERCISES
Held by Cambridge High School SEN
iors at The Grand Opera House.

The graduating class of Cambridge
High School held their Glass Night
exercises at the Grand Opera House
Thursday evening in the presence OF
a record-breakipg crowd of relatives,
friends, and lovers of fun ami music.
Always a pleasing entertainment,
Glass Night was rendered doubly so
on this occasion by the rendition of
the sprightly little operetta, "Prin-
cess Chrysanthemum," which was
given by the Seniors, aided by
chorus of boys and girls from the
High School and grammar grades
For several years, since 1913, in
fact, the Seniors have given a play,
but this years class, having an un-
usually large amount of musical tai
ent, decided to depart from estab-
lished custom and take somewhat
loftier flight. The result fully JUS
titled their confidence in their musf-
cal and histrionic ability, for a pret-'
tier, more pleasing little entertain
ment could scarcely be given than
the Seniors operetta.
The address of welcome was CIV
en- by Darcy Flowers, after which
Miss Margaret Skinner read the
class poem, and Mr.. Henry Hooper
the journal Mr.. James McAllister.
president of the Senior class, deliv-
cred the mantle oration aud placed
the class mantle on the shoulders of
Mr.. Milton Richardson, Jr., presi-
dent of the Junior Class, vino gave
the response to the Grafton. Miss
Katharine Wherrette read the class
prophecy, after which Miss Alice
Wright and Mr.. Henry Leonard pre-
sented gifts to the different men,
bers of the class, the hits tney made
in so doing provoking peals OF
laughter.
After a brief intermission, the
opera, Princess Chrysanthemum,"
was staged, with the following cast:
Princess ChrysanthemuGl Elsie
Robbins.
Maidens attendant on the Princess
Toto, Yum-Yum, Do-po and Tu-
Lip-Elizabeth Smith, Ola Leap:
katherine Wherrette and Frances
Insley.
Fairy Moonbeam-.Alice Wright.
Emperor What-for-Whi - Henry
Leonard.
Prince So-True--James McAllister
Prince So-Sli- Frank Henry.
Top-Not-D'Arcy Flowers.
Saucer Eyes George Phillips.
japanese Maidens and Attendants
Jessie Skinner, Olevia Hearn, Ag-
mes Phelps. Algia Smith, Cornelia
Warst, Louise Smith. Sarah An
drews, Addie Smith. Elsie McNa-
mara, Gladys Phillips, Anna Sim
mons, Nora Dunn, Helen Mills, Del
ma Phillips, Katherine Wright, Jose
phine Gould. Lee Bradshaw. Harold
Seitz.
Fairies Sarah Shaw. Virginia
Simmons, Mary Robbins, Sallie Bran
mock. Gladys Marshall, Evelyn No
Bile. Loretta Richardson, Florence
Lyons, Mary Louise Gore, Alma
Pritchett.
Sprites of Tie Straightforward
Twilley, Lee Harvey Nichols, Perry
Cannon, Henry Taitt, Guy Keenan,,
Charles Adams. Dorsey Potter.
The class roll is as follows:
Sarah Andrews Winthrop Lee
Bradshaw, Darcy Flowers. Olevla
Estelle Hearn, Francis Jenkins Hen
ry, Joseph Henry Hooper, Frances
Rouse Insley. Ola 1donia Leap, James
Henry Leonard, James Alien Meal
lister, Elsie Anne Mcnamara. Agnes
Houston Phelps, George Wesley
Phillips.
Gladys Elizabeth Phillips, Elsie
Steele Robbins, Harold Mcdonald
Seitz, Anna Howard Simmons, Jes-
/ sic Parker Skinner, Emily Margaret
| Skinner, Addie May Smith, Algla
Mae Smith, Elizabeth Mowbray
Smith, Louise Twilley Smith. Anna
Cornelia Warst. Sarah Katherine
Wherrette, Alice Webster Wright.
The operetta was marked sue
cess and has been pronounced on
every hand the best entertainment a
graduating class has ever given. The