New Britain herald., 1920-06-23
CLASS NIGHT TO BE
 OBSERVED TONIGHT
Annual Event at High School
 Terminates Scholastic Year

MUSICAL COMEDY A FEATURE Read But Prophecy Is Omitted President Doyle, 1920, to Welcome Parents and Friends.
 The class of 1920 of the New Brit ain High school will hold its last gathering as member of the student hody in the auditorium of the aca- demic building tonight when the an- nual graduating class will render its ciass night program. Class night is the eliminating event of four years of schooling and, while not equally important to the day when the stu dent receives his diploma. ii has come to be regarded as the most important of all events in the school course. It is on class night that the history of the class is read, the class poem re- ci,ed, the class will. with its inter- esting details to students of lower classes as well as popular members of the faculty, is read. and the class prophecy is heard. This years class has been rehearsing faithfully for seversl weeks for this event which promises to be most interesting.
 The class of 1920 las made sew cral innovations in former regulations of class functions and class night is no exception. Tonight will witness a new and possibly more interesting form of a class night program than in former years. The program in cludes the regular class history, the class will, and class song, but it omits the class prophecy and adds an attractive musical comedy to the pro- Crame.
 Welcome From President.
 The address of welcome to the par ents ana friends of the graduates will he given by Robert Doyle. president of tine class of 1920. The class will is to te read by Howard Hooker Mitchell. The class history will he given by Edward John Owen. The class aong will complete the evenings program.
 The committee in charge of class night is as follows: John Kenny, chairman: Carl Brink, Inez Camp bell, Ingeborg Olson, John Bunny, John Meehan and BerHadine Walker. Tie musical comedy to be present. ed is The Boatswain's Bride" It is in two acts and the scene of the comedy is in New London and on the U. S. S. Barnacle. The cast has been rehearsing faithfully for the past few weeks.
 The program is as follows:
 ACT I.
 Overture ......... Instrumental G.; Many Years Ago" ..~..
 ....... Dick Erne and Sailors 1.-TWO and Two Make Four" ...
 ... Tom. Dick. sam and Sailors Tn the Woodland. Cool and Green Happy Little Schoolgirls" ...
 ............ Sailors and Girls Good Morning. Pretty Maidens'
 ..... Kitty. Girls and Sailors When the Sun Is Shining Bright'
 .....--....,-..- Chorus The Pink on the Hawthorne" ..
 ... Kitty. Chorus and Dancers Reading. 'Riting. Rithmetic" ..
 ............. Dorothy and Chorus Pretty Maiden You Behold" ....
 .............. Dick and Kitty Whats the Matter ' ... Sailors There sha'n't Bc a Speck' :. Sailors "In the Moons Bright Light ....
 e. Principals. Chorus and Dancers
 ACT II.
 What q Busy Afternoon" .. Sailors "A Sailorman That once I Knew,'
 ... Tim shannon and Sailors Rowing. Rowing, Through the
 Twilight ............ Chorus "On a Moonlight Night" ......
 ............ Interm ezzo-Dance "The Stars Are Cleaning in the
 Sk1eS Chorus "I Am a Proper Chaperon" ...
 .... Mrs. Brown and Chorus You Blarney Me" .........
 =. Tim Shannon and Mrs. Brown The Saddest Story" ..... Dorothy He Must Have Fled ....
 ............... Kitty and Chorus "I Dream of You .....-. Dick Erne We Cannot Let You Run Away
 ............... Dick and Chorus The Power of Love" ......
 ........ DICK and Kitty
 ... Principals and Chorus
 Characters.
 Dick Erne, boatswain, L. s. s.
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