Milford News | 1931-02-12 | Page 5 | Seventh Graders Present Program before Student

o SEVENTH GRADERS PRESENT PROGRAM BEFORE STUDENTS The seventh graders preseted an excellent ex-cellent program before the student body at the Milford High School assembly as-sembly last Monday afternoon. I Ray Fisher who was master of cere-' monies announced a reading by Bill Nichols, a song by Peggy Blackburn and Jack Hanlon, "Boarding House Tid Bits" by Lee Johansen and Ray Baker, violin solo by Anna May James, Jam-es, song by Kathryn Hendrickson, Anna An-na May James, Harold Clements and Dick White and another violin solo by Ellen Ellingsworth. Two one act plays also appeared on tl.e program, "Sending a Telegram" and "At the Ticket Office." Ray Fisher Fish-er and Laura Johnson were the players play-ers in "Sending a Telegram" while, "At the Ticket Office" had a cast made up of: Thelma Johnson, Ray Fisher, Wayne Waddoups, Dick White, Walt Weidner, Faye Hodges, Norma Weidner, Katherine Griffiths and Katherine English. The program was given on Monday instead of Friday as is customary because be-cause a program had been presented Friday evening at the Art Exhibit sponsored by the school during the past week. n