The Caldron . on of the play, the management and casl cannot be given too much credit for their work. When il urtain wenl up for the first performance, the scenery had jusi been finished, and two stagehands were standing back of that staunch cabin, holding their breaths for fearthat it should tumble. Prom the time when Miriam ran down the sleep stairs(Manual Training Dept. Pat. Appld. for), through the duell, and on to the lastresounding echo of the heroines kiss to the better man. the audience washeld in a semi-continuous state of rapture and awe, mixed with a greal deal ofreal appreciation.
The Caldron . on of the play, the management and casl cannot be given too much credit for their work. When il urtain wenl up for the first performance, the scenery had jusi been finished, and two stagehands were standing back of that staunch cabin, holding their breaths for fearthat it should tumble. Prom the time when Miriam ran down the sleep stairs(Manual Training Dept. Pat. Appld. for), through the duell, and on to the lastresounding echo of the heroines kiss to the better man. the audience washeld in a semi-continuous state of rapture and awe, mixed with a greal deal ofreal appreciation. In sharing ou1 the honors. Coach Shank, Committee Chairman MarjorieMahurin, the business managers, and the east all come in for their just dues,but certainly everyone realizes that without the help of Mr. Griswold of theSentinel, who was so kind as to work late two nights, crayoning the whole play would not have been produced on schedule lime, and I he repu-tation of the class would have been i i n n i uiiiiiiii i inn limn THIS IS TAGE ONE HUNDRED AND TWENTY-NINE ARBOR DAY CELEBRATION. April 17th of this year marked the first celebration of Arbor Day in theHigh School. School was dismissed for the occasion at the end of the secondperiod in the afternoon, and after a short musical program, Dr. Herman Bab-son, professor of German in the University of Purdue, delivered a very inter-esting address on the German forestry system, comparing it with the wastefulmethods of the Americans, and illustrating his points with a large and variedcollection of beautiful lantern slides of the world-famous Black Forest ofGermany. The speaker was introduced by our own Prof. Voorhees, whomanaged to slip a few very apt little boyhood recollections into his speech. Following the program in the auditorium, we all assembled on the NorthCampus, where City Forester Getz planted a lurch sapling, presented to theschool by the Womens Reading Club. As the Annual goes to press, the sapling s
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