LEXINGTON HIGH SCHOOL
GRADUATION WEEK PROGRAMS 1932

From Imogene Oakley's Scrapbook

 

Senior Dramatic Art Recital
in which
MRS. EDYTH W. DODD
PRESENTS
MISS ARBIE EDNA KENT
and
MISS SARAH LOUISE WEBB

Monday, April 18, 1932
EIGHT O'CLOCK
HIGH SCHOOL AUDITORIUM

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PROGRAM:

Cutting from Seventeen, Tarkington Sarah Louise Webb Hamlet to the Players, Shakespeare Arbie Edna Kent Old Fashioned Days, King Sarah Louise Webb Inmate of the Dungeon, Burdette Arbie Edna Kent Solo-My Hour, Penn F. P. Heatwole Seven Stages of Man, Shakespeare Sarah Louise Webb On Being Clinnicked, Rice Arbie Edna Kent The Cabin is Empty Again, Powers Sarah Louise Webb Memory Maiden, Hoden Arbie Edna Kent Duet-Glow Worm, Lack Misses Louise Keith and Georgia McCall Presentation of Pins and Diplomas, Mrs. Dodd Tuesday Evening, Literary Program Wednesday Evening, Music and Dramatic Art Recital Thursday Evening, Senior Play, "Fickle Fortune" Friday Evening, Graduating Exercises Saturday Evening, Alumni Banquet

 

LEXINGTON HIGH SCHOOL
PRESENTS
LITERARY PROGRAM

TUESDAY EVENING, APRIL 19, 1932
EIGHT O'CLOCK
LITTLE CHAUTAUQUA NIGHT
SIX BIG NIGHTS IN ONE

MONDAY DEBATE-"Resolved, That a Vocational Education Prepares for Life Better than a Cultured Education." Affirmative, Wilbur Webb, Sidney Johnson; Negative Mark Vaught, Walter Teer TUESDAY "The Glowworm," Emma Jean Bell WEDNESDAY "The Highwayman,"-A Gripping Drama in Four Acts, Girl Reserve Club THURSDAY "'Dark Town Strutter's Ball," Hi-Y Harmony Boys, Emma J. Bell, Mary V. Watson FRIDAY "Grand Opera Singer," Mlle Gotta Hanky SATURDAY Senior Grande Finale, Senior Class AWARDING OF MEDALS Wednesday Evening, Music and Dramatic Art Recital Thursday Evening, Senior Play, "Fickle Fortune" Friday Evening, Graduating Exercises Saturday Evening, Alumni Banquet

 

 

Miss Louise Keith and Mrs. Edyth W. Dodd
PRESENT THEIR PUPILS IN
Music and Dramatic Art Recital

Wednesday Evening, April 20, 1932
EIGHT O'CLOCK
HIGH SCHOOL AUDITORIUM

Buana Notte, Nevin Katherine Denison, Kathleen Austin Mirandy on Divorce, Dix Estelle Bailey In the Arena, Englemann Mary Virginia Watson, Mary Jane Yarbro, Hazel Wallace, Nelle Rhodes Black and White Martha Frances Hinson, Margaret Brooks, Estelle Bailey, Lucille Deere, Mary Louise Deere, Naomi Hopper, Ruth Bobbitt, Imogene Hopper, Sarah Louise Webb, Bernice Stewart The Peanut Vender, Nash Robbie Hart, Louise Keith Fiddle Told, Krane Nelle Rhodes Comrades In Arms, Hayes Katherine Denison, Mary Jane Yarbro, Kathleen Austin, Jean Bell Counting Daisy Petals, Lytton-Cox Margret Taylor Love Dream, Liszt Louise Essary Scates The White Blackbird, Snowden Virginia Holcomb Humoreske, Dvorak Ruth Bobbitt, Jean Bell Pas-de-la-cour Nelle Rhodes, Opal Wright, Virginia Holcomb, Margaret Taylor, Martha Frances Hinson Poet and Peasant Overture, F. Von Suppe Robbie Hart, Ruth Bobbitt, Nelle Maxwell, Arbie Edna Kent Ann Marie Simons, Lessen Opal Wright Dance (Trained by Mrs. Ruth Odle) Mary Virginia Watson, Katherine Denison, Kathleen Austin, Nelle Maxwell, Mary Jane Yarbro, Mary Lee Caywood, Robbie Hart, Arbie Edna Kent, Maxine Porter, Imogene Butler Presentation of Medals. Thursday Evening, Senior Play, "Fickle Fortune" Friday Evening, Graduating Exercises Saturday Evening, Alumni Banquet

 

 

"FICKLE FORTUNE"
PRESENTED BY
SENIOR CLASS OF '32
Directed by Mrs. Edyth W. Dodd.

Thursday Evening, April 21, 1932
EIGHT O'CLOCK
HIGH SCHOOL AUDITORIUM

CAST Mrs. Samuel Warren Ambitious Mother of Tony and Gloria Arbie Edna Kent Mrs. Gloria Warren, A Pleasure Loving Warren Sarah Louise Webb Miss Antoinette Warren, Better known to her friends as Tony Robbie Hart Roxanna Blossom, An old family servant and friend Mildred Jones Brant Allen, Ambitious Lover of Tony Robert Douglas Lily, Personal maid of Gloria Nelle Maxwell Maggie, Parlor maid for Warrens Leila Moore Cuppers, a butler, Later found to be Mezeppab Culpepper John Dee Webb Emerson Hawwley, High Brow suitor for Gloria Denny Helms Sadie Tweed, One whose life motto is "others first" Mary Davis Mrs. Merry, Later Miss Eliza Warren Rebecca Evans Stephens, Butler in the Culpepper mansion Robert Huntsman ACT I Scene I. At the Warrens' about 10:30 in the morning. Scene II. About 7:30 in the evening. ACT II At Aunt Eliza's Riverside Mansion, eight months later; morning. ACT III The same as Act II, four months later; evening. MODELS - Bertie Mae Armstrong, Irene Bateman, Vera Sue Bailey, Nadine Butler, R~ith Bobbitt, Eddie Belew, Mary Louise Deere, Bernice Hays, Velma Hays, Velma Holmes, Ruth Hill, Ruth Jones, Jewel Neisler, Juanita Neisler, Eline Parks, Bernice Stewart, Hazel Wallace, Edith Rhodes. CHORUSES-Butaw Blankenship, Mary Sue Bell, Ruth Thompson, Lucille Deere, Mary Lou Essary, Loula Mae Cogdell, Mary Lee Caywood, Rebecca Evans, Cora Wilkinson, Robert Put-man, Robert Summers, Paul Wade, Dolphus Johnson, Elton Lee Veteto, Denny Helms, Dalton Rhodes, Harry Mullins, Tom Banks Stanford. Piano-Kathleen Austin, Nelle Maxwell Saxophone-Robert Huntsman Violin-Mary Lee Caywood. Music of Lexington Band, F. P. Heatwole, Director.   Saturday Evening, Alumni Banquet