New Britain herald., 1924-06-19

The last gathering of the school year of the parents, teachers, and friends Of inc graduates Of the Ne" Britain High school was one or 'Ho most pleasant and enjoyable ever helu at the school. Several lnier' Ing talks by student speakers, jokes an" musical numbers rendered by the cast and chorus made up the greater part of the entertainment
 Tn. stage of the auditorium was unusual in it's setting The scene was laid in Japan. and the cast and chorus win the exception of three Americalls were dressed in the costumes Of the country. The entertainment was p,trca1 sketch called, "A Feast ol Lanterns" The feast was held m celebration of the graduation ot the r'ass Of 1924 of the school. Charles Covert. the leading man, took the rarf of 2 rich American who Is ln- v;ted to the feast He played his part tn an exceptional manner
 Tn the class history, John r.. Butler told of the history of the class since its freshman year. During his talk he sroks of the athletic, social and scholastic life of the class. Gertrude M Tiobcr took the part of an Amcri- can school teacher in Japan. She read the will which was interesting and amusing
 Norman nauhorg scored with his song hit. Ten Thousand Years From Now" The qpastst composed of Nor man Danhefr. George Rivers. Earl putney and John Gicrochowski also scored in their song, A pretty Japan esA dance b. Catherine Callalian 1nd John Marfayak was another hit. Sylvia Clark. Loui7e Holcomb tnd Mildred Hoglund featured in their song, "'rhrco Little Maids."
 The musical numbers follow; Piano duet, Helen Prest and Madoicinc Ger rish; Memories, written hy sylvia Ad- Ter to tho tune of "rtngcr Awhilc;" Farewell to Senior High. to the tune of Mighty Lak' T Rose" written ny May Mex Miller; Alma Mater, to the tune of Pretty Peggy" written by svl,i, Clark: Three Little Maids" rnnc by Sylvia Clark, Louise Holeomh and Mildred HoElund; "Tcn Thou1Gnd Years From Now" sung by Aorman nanbers: "our Day Spent et High to tune of Mother Machrsc;' Our High School" written by Mary Mex Miller 10 the tune of "Marcheta;' ''Reminiscencc," written by Helena svmo.on to tho tune of Pal O. My Dreams
 The cast follows; Rich American. Charles Covert Historian, John But Tor, seiykai kensika, inc Mikado; Kenoura. wife of Mikado, Doris Bloom; Matsia. n princess, .loa"phinc Miller: Yoshida, prince, Joseph Monousek; Young American Fchool teacher, Gertrude Fiebcf; Flower eiris. Sylvia Clark, Louise lloicomh. Mildred Hoglund. chief cOurticra. Carl Linn, Harold skinner and John Slade.
 The chorus follows: young m"n--- Norman Danbers, Gcotgr frcN John Gieroehowslli, Water. Herman, John NarfaSak, Raymond Mekeon, Abra. ham royermon. George Rivers end George Rothnrrorth. Youns women IT sl,ia Adler. Grace lanrn han. Mar rartt Hart EllgahctN Sherman Car. lotta S,opcr Ruth furell. B"rnicc Welani. aMario Wolfe and Helen Ur- Ian.
 To Miss liza Eargcy Eo,s most Of tsc credit for the aurccsa Of the class night production. Tho entire affair vas planned hv her, nnd all the rr- hearr ls were he'd under her dircr- ton She ia .. erNing of ever greater credit since she was able tn givr only part Of her time To Inc work. The rest of the time was taken up wiih promenade and graduation. Of which she wss siro supervisor The com riittea Tn charge follows. John Sindn. chairman; Miidrcd Hprlnnd. l.ouiae Ho comb. Cari Linn and Harold l;kin. n.r
 Papers read at Tho escrcises follow: