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Show THE Honking your horn half as good driving as steering welT. nt M'PHI, I T VOL. 2 H. Tl'KSD.W, D1C. " " - If; I 11. - i ? . - f . , XO. 4 1024. - "" "' " " - ' ' - Oth Sensible Gifts For Child ren MISS CHERRY BLOSSOM" CAST FOR THE OPERA ' "Some people are such poor artists that they can't even draw their own conclusions." N. H. S. CLARION Don't talk to much! is-- NEPHI, UTAH TIMES-NEWS- , . , . .t i. ..... "' ,--- , - TOYS This year we have absolutely eliminated fragile and useless "toys" and will feature things the children will enjoy for years. ?r:' - i Flexible Flyers, Velocipedes, Wagons for Boys, Scooters for little tots, Wheelbarrows and many other useful gifts. Cooper Pyper Co. Ml SIC FORMER EDITOR Ii:i.KTMKT IDIli, WILL IMIKSKNT OI'KKA ON DIX'EMUEH IN TM K X, H. S. AUDITORIUM 1 SENIOR BOYS WINS BASKET BALL GAME SENDS GREETINGS Binghamton, N. Y. November 29, 1924 Dear Friends of the N. H. S. A Missionary's work is to tell the people thinge they don't know and the things they know but I have never been instructed as to what to tell people who know they know, therefore, I am quite at Ioks as what to say. I can bear my testimony though, (I had to learn to do that the first Sunday I was here) and I can say in all truthfulness that I am glad I am a Latter Day Saint missionary and furthermore confess that I am trying to be a student, but that (taking Btudent in its broader meaning) is an achievement which so far, I have not been able to attain. Binghamton is a typical New York city with about Seven Thousand pop ulation and a high school attendance of Sixteen Hundred. Now you math-maticia- ATWATER KENT RADIO ns get the percentage and compare it with our own high school. Its chief occupation is manufacturing, viz, Shoes, Perfume, cigars, silk and more shoes. The person who ask me to write a letter for the school paper must have had a sense of humor because they said, "We are going to have a column in our paper devoted to interesting letters and we want yours first." It is a thing to write a letter and another thing to write an interesting one. Now permit me to make a suggestion. There is a certain N. H. S. gradu ate working in the Eastern States who has really had some wonderful experiences mine can not compare with them in excitement. I suggest that he be given the privilege of writing you a real letter. For have him tell you about the time when he opened an address on the street corner in this manner: "I come before you without body, parts or passions to preach the gocpel, etc." Or the time when he vividly the Salt Lake Temple and ended by saying dramatically, "On the top most pinnicale stands with outstretched wings the statue of the angel Moroni," again he said Well have him tell you because I'm sure he would tell you all the details. And now, good bye dear friends the ministers house, perfectly safe you see its his turn to have a gospel sermon preached to him, anyway girls, he's a nice minister even if he is a Seventh Day Adventist. Thanks for this opportunity you have given me of saying hello to you all and though a little early for the holiday season I am wishing you N. H. S. students and faculty a very Merry Christmas and a successful school year. Don't forget the class of '24. Sincerely your friend, Lazelle Chase. I must away to What? Oh, its The Freshman turned their Frolic this year into a grand Carnival Ball. The gymnasium was artisticly decorated in the class colors, blue and white. The party commenced at 9 o'clock and continued until eleven thirty. During the dance, balloons, whistles and caps were sold, and everybody was given confetti and serpentine to throw. At eleven o'clock refreshments were served which consisted of pop corn balls and sticks of candy carried out in the class colors. It was, without a doubt the best school dance so far this season. The moon shines down on a picturesque scene in old Japan, in the garden of Kokcmo's Tea House at Tokyo. Gay Japanese lanterns hang amid the pretty cherry blossoms and a soft light comes from the Tea House. Sounds of laughter and excited talking come from from the oriental musicians that direction, also the clinkety-dink- s and the tap tap of the tiny Japanese drum. Then it quietens some, what. From underneath the latticed entrance, comes twelve gaily bedecked geishas. Their dainty steps and quaint quick actions cause much attraction. They are lie flowers of Kokcmo's garden. In their arms they each carry a cushion upon which they quickly drop in a semi-circl- e around one thir leader. This one geisha is the gay "Cherry Blossom," who is far more She sits, moves and attractive and more beautiful than the rest. talks with much more ease than her companions. She stats herself in their midst, Kke a queen bee settles among Her face is just a wee bit sad and pensive, and she the workers. Then she sings: looks anxiously and eagerly around her. "Oh love is like a dainty flower." The geishas sway rytham-aticall- y and sing very softly, each humming her own dream. Then with fluttering of fans and tapping of tinyf feet, the geishas return to their work within the Tea House. Cherry Blossom sits very quietly after they have left her, thinking of the handsome young American, she has but recently met. As she sits thus, she hears a low whistle. Turning, she beholds her lover: Jack. He takes her hands and She rises and comes shyly toward him. they slip off to take a trip "Sailing on Lovers Sea." Then, into this beautiful garden stalk two men who hardly seem to be a part of it. The one is tall and domineering, the other short in statue and very servile, sumptuous, luxurous robes form Togo's clothing, while Kokemo wears fabrics of gentler tone and less expensive. of Togo and walk They commence to plan for the to the Tea House to complete arrangements for the marriage of poor Cherry to the great Politician. Stealing out from beneath the cherry tries, we see two lovers, looking quietly back of them, but also very absorbed in themselves. They come to one of the tiny tables, beneath the trees and play cards with loving glances and words passing between them as do the cards. So it is that two lovely romances, woven together with delicacy sweet music and an intert sting plot form the base of the opera "Miss Cherry Plossom." The cast consists of: Miss Cherry Blossom, a geisha in the Kokemo. a garden of Kok' mo and bro't up as his daughter. proprietor of a Tea Garden in Tokyo, Japan. Horace Worthington, a New York stock broker, who is entertaining a party of friends with a trip to Japan on bis private yacht. James Young, Worth-ington- 's Jessica Vanderpool, Worthington's private secretary. niece. John Henry Smith, a new Yorker on a visit to Japan as a guest of Worthington. Harry Foster James, Jack's pal, who is in love with Jessica. Togo, a rich Japanese politician of high ranks. The plot centers around the marriage of Togo to Cherry, who loves Jack. The' scheming Worthington and his secretary, James have a secret in company of Kokemo. Jack's efforts to outwit Kokemo and Togo,' form the action of the opera. CAST OK (TIAHACTKKS Cherry Blossom John Henry Smith Jessica Vanderpool Harry Foster Jones Kokemo Togo Horace Worthington James Young Director : Pianist Business Manager Stage .Manager Stage Carpenter Costumes i .' Friday night, in order to raise some money to equal the amount that she Senior girls have secured, the Senior boys gave a "Smoker" in the High School Gymnasium. A basketball game was played between the Senior team and another team picked from the remainder of the High School and town. It was a hard Lillian Biackett fi Perfect Radio Balance I There is an ATWATER KENT Radio waiting for you at your dealer's with its promise of evenings filled with joy. Go and make its acquaintance. Examine the materials used in its construction; its quality is the best that money can buy. Feel how smoothly the dials turns; that's but one example of its master workmanship And then listen to its remarkable reception, note the sensitiveness in bringing in the stations you want, in ample volume, even from a distance. fought battle until the last quarter when the lack of training began to tell on the town team. It resulted in a victory for the Seniors 36 to 23. 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