New Britain herald., 1927-06-22
GRADS READY FOR
 H. 5. CLASS NIGHT
Program of Merry Making in Auditorium This Evening
A musical comedy under the direc-

A musical comedy under the direc. tion of Class Adviser 1lga F. Harvey and her assistant, Miss Adriennt Raby, will be presented at the Senior High school this evening in connec. ton with the annual class night ex. ercises.
 During the evening the class his tory, which was written by Albert Havick and Fred Morin. will be read by Donald Lynch. The class will which was written by Gunnard Carlson and Bernard Levitt will be read by Harry Vetrano. The ad- dress of welcome will be given by President Frank McGrath.
 The annual custom of presenting the class banner to the succeeding class will take place when Presiden, McGrath will present President Fred Iehrer of next years midyear class with the banner.
 The complete program with the cast of characters follows: March .......... High School Orchestra
 Class Processional
 Welcome .. Frank J. McGrath, Pres. of Class, '27 Iusical comedy-Marryins Marion
 ..................... Class or ls2' Presentations ........... F. J. McGrath class History. Al Havlick, Fred Morin
 Read by Donald Lynch
 ... .Gunnard Carlson, Bernard Levitt
 Read by Harry Vetrano Llosing Song-Tune Blue Skies .....
 ...........,........ Class Of ls1' March ........ High School Orchestra
 Class Recessional
 >impson-A supposed butler. Al Havlcf Miss Prudence McWinle-An elderly
 Teacher ....,...... Anne Zahnlletei Marion stanton-A popular student.
 .................. Faula Lottcl Ruth Ripley-Marion's room mate ..
 ,.................... Hulda Bengstoi Dr. Henry Bohunkus-Head of lillian dale Seminary. ...... .Gunnard Garrison Mrs Henry Bohunkus-By far the
 better half ......... Marion Fiebel harles S, smith-A professor by
 proxy ......,..... Frank J. McGratf cicero Socrates smith-A tanitor by
 necessity ..;........ Thomas "estof Chorus of girl students in the Hill andale Seminary and their guests.
 Places-It could happen anywhere. Time-The present.
 synopsis of acts:
 Act l. Living room in the Hillandal' seminary-morning.
 Act II. Same scene. Evening of the same day.
 Musical Numbers
 Sunshine Opening Chorus. Ensemble Come Over Tonight I Want You ..
 Rutb Mario and Cboru. Let Me Show You the Way to Happy
 land' ......... Charles and Mario1 When I Hear a Lullaby" Tt Brings
 Back Home. Sweet Home .....
 Mrs. Bohunkus and Miss McWhifflt Lets Get Together. .Charles-Ensembl' Hes Small Town Sport" .......
 .................. Charles and Cicero "Cncon9clously ............... simpson Dreams Dreams, Dreams" ...... Charles Gee I Wish I Had a Sweetheart. Just Like You" ..... Marion and Chorus My Trixie From Dixieland" .......
 .................... Ruth and Chorus "A Game That Two Can Play
 .................. Charles and Maror Here's Your Hat! What's Your Hurry? 9 ...... Simpson. Bohunkus and Chorus Finale to Sunshine Opening Chorus
 ..................... Ensemble The quartet consists of Al Havlck first tenor: Frank McGrath. second tenor Everett Anderson, first bass, and Louis Bradbury, second bass.
 The chorus follows: Girls-Betty Barker. Reah Beloin. Genevieve Helenski. Hazel Hoffman, Ethel Stromquist. Dorothy Wright, lola Neri. Mary Tecano. Bella Epstein Mary Simons and Marion Muller; boys-Amerigo Anselmo. Everet, Anderson. Joseph Charlow, Hugh Derrick, John Matulis, Fred Morin Herbert Schick, Bernard Levitt Gabriel Bromberg. Earle Cowles Everett Noble and Herbert Ander- son.
 A pageant will be presented by Anthony D'Avanso. Louis Brad bury, John Meehan, Euclid Har- tung. Katheryn Durham. Rose Bat taglia. Mildred Linn and Eleanor Zimmerman.
 The orchestra which will accom- pany in the musical numbers con- sists of Mabel Benedict, piano: John Deming, saxophone: Helen Ingram, violin; Elmer Weyn, trum- pet and Milton Young, drums. |.