HIGH SCHOOL MUSICALE
Thursday, May 13, 8:00 P.M.
High School Auditorium
PART I
Dutch Choral.Fillmore
Lillian Waltz.Metcalf
Dot and Phil March.Fillmore
(Band)
Lullaby.Scotch
(Clarinet Quartet i
Finlandia.• . . . . Sibelius
(Brass Quartet)
Friends.Smith
(Brass Duet)
Tuba Solo.Lehr
(LeRoy Reader accompanied by Robert Heath)
PART II
Chromatic Choral.Fillmore
Slow Trill March.Fillmore
The Tremolo.Fillmore
(Band)
The Hunter’s Chorus.Weber
(Trumpet Duet)
Bit of Harmony.Zamecnik
(Brass Quartet)
Clarinet Solo.Selected
iNancy Tripp accompanied by Mrs. Emily Boucher)
PART III
Galaway Piper.Irish
Little David.Spiritual
(Mixed Chorusi
Lullaby of the Bells.Klemm
'Girls’ Glee Club'
PART IV
Hail Poetry.Sullivan
'Trumpet Quartet!
Ebb Tide.Maxwell
• Mary Jeanne Boucher accompanied by Mrs. Emily Boucher)
Divine Praise.Bortniansky
'Brass Quartet!
Arist Polka.Metcalf
Cromaine Waltz.Metcalf
Three Blind Weasels in the Dell.Fillmore
'Band)
Directed by Robert G. Heath
Mothers See Pins
Awarded Brownies
At Saturday Tea
Over 60 mothers and their young
daughters attended the Brownie
Girl Scout Mother’s Day tea held
Saturday afternoon in the Com
munity Center.
Highlight of the afternoon was
the presentation of Brownie pins
and pendants to the girls. Each
mother stood with her daughter
during the “pinning” ceremony,
which was performed by troop
leaders.
The five troop leaders are Mrs.
Roald Amundsen, Mrs. Russell
Amundsen, Mrs. Ben Goins, Mrs.
A1 Doyle, and Mrs. Wilbur Ar
nold. A plaque was presented to
Mrs. Doyle in recognition of her
outstanding leadership this year.
A short program was presented
by the Brownies. The Pansy troop
sang “America” and the Bluebell
group sang a novelty Brownie
song which was taught them by
Ann Chambers. The Daisy troop
presented a skit.
The tea table was decorated
with a bouquet of multicolored
flowers, handmade by the Pansy
troop. Each girl served refresh
ments to her mother and presen
ted her with a carnation.
Brownies who received pins at
the tea were:
Jeanne Heath, Alice Arnold,
Linda Doyle, Lulu Aukon, Harriet
Henry, June Oman, Eileen Nor
bert, Helen Moses, Gloria Carlson,
Carol Oksuktaruk, Jeanette Am
undsen, Caroline Hudgins, Carol
Doyle, Barbara Mclver, Janet
Jones, Pauline Larsen, Carol Carl
son, Ann Chambers, Gail Mclver,
Joanne Aukon, Eileen Wheeler,
Lurisse Lose, Susy Savok, Esther
Alexine, Pearl Johnson, Pamela
Mulvihill, Marjorie Olson, Sharon
Reader, Carol Miller, Diane Wilke,
and Jo Chambers.
Army Helicopter Rescues
Flier and Wife Marooned
Four Days on McKinley
FAIRBANKS, UD—A flier and
his wife marooned four days on
the side of towering Mt. McKinley
were snatched to safety Monday
in a daring rescue by an Air Force
helicopter pilot.
The pickup of Mr. and Mrs.
Dick Collins of Fairbanks was
completed by Capt. Ralph Searle,
of the 74th Air Rescue Squadron,
after clearing weather enabled
him to reach the 7,500-foot level
of the mountain.
Gale winds up to 100 miles an
hour, followed by thick clouds
and fog, had balked rescue effoTts
since Collins and his wife cracked
up Thursday in their light plane
while ferrying food and supplies
to a mountain climbing expedi
tion.
They were unhurt but their
plane was demolished.
Two of the climbing party, Dr.
Donald McLean and Charles Wil
son, were with the Collinses when
Searle located them at a frozen
lake, to which they had hiked
knowing the open, flat ice was the
best spot for their evacuation.
The climbers will continue their
ascent of the north peak of the
Mountain, loftiest on the North
American continent.
Nationalist-Red Clashes
TAIPEH, Formosa, (#)—A Rus
sian-built Mig 15 jet was dam
aged in one of two clashes be
tween Chinese Nationalist and
Red planes off the China coast
yesterday, Nationalist air force
headquarters announced.
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