Curtis High School - Yearbook (Staten Island, NY)

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K- 7: :B 9 ,X ill i 632 ,qnrrrga NN' THE THE ARTS ,W -4. I m ff -.- Y X , ' f fi A X X ii' 'J' in-' f f xl. . , ' il iii!!! afwexiifx jj! , Phil, .Mi 5 in T ' i EA iifmgwert-Ja. llItA!VlATICf FIRST ROW: Bernard Peruso, Betty Ann Dinger, Bill Siegler, Doris Robinson, Betty Aberlin, Mr. Quinn, Monika Schlaegel, Virginia Caspari, Carolyn Elia, Elaine Keiser, Tara Trentalange. SECOND ROW: Lucy Sander, LaVerne Losey, Midg Hulnick, Sue Pederson, Joan Hanson, Patricia Dunigan, Janet Lyon, Dyanne Anderson, The Curtis Players, under the direction of Mr. Robert Quinn, have given us many hours of bril- liant theatre. The Cat and the Canary and Arsenic and Old Lace have been their most recent major offer- ings. The semi-annual O.D. Clarke dramatic con- Flora Brooks, Theresa Dunbar, Phyllis Harrell, Leon Selman. THIRD ROW: Robert Rabinowitz, Robert Epstein, Thomas McCarthy, Stanley Wetschler, Robert O'Connell, John Haeberlein, Dudley Thompson, Anthony Randazzo, Jeffrey Bash, Charles Agar, Thomas Selden, James Smith, Michael Brennan. tests are exciting highlights of each term's assembly schedule. Betty Aberlin, Doris Robinson, Annette Marotto and Bill Hudgins have led the Players in their always admirable eltorts to make good theatre o live part of our educational experience.

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MAP. 'HAL' as SEATED: Thomas Selden, Mrs. Speighf, Gary P. Schwcxrfz. STANDING: Gerald Scllwurfl, Michael Brennan, Murphy, Jay Westermeier, Richard Seaberg, Thomas Everson, Gerald Mendel. VULUIE llUAP1ll I 1 .5 . if G R. - 4' X Henry Alice Ucelli, Nancy Weller, Carol Jung, Colelfe Wolfe,

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fAl'I'lI KNEELING: Ellen Rausen, Estelle Levine. SITTING: Elayne Kaplan, Marta Rella, Margery Lindner, Phyllis Michaels, Mary Ann Yorysh, Caren Goretsky, Mrs. Trefousse. STANDING: Christine Rella,Michael Berman, Herbert Levy, Howard Baker. One of the outstanding organizations in Curtis is the Student Assembly Program Planning Committee. On Thursday afternoons, under the guidance of Mrs. Trefousse, the committee meets to discuss the plans for the weekly assemblies and clear up any problems that arise. During the week sub-committees meet to work on scripts and dialogues for the various programs. IT GE UIREVV KNEELING: Roger Poeppel, Norman Johnson, Roger Nelson, James Carter, David Learned. STANDING: David Levy, Mr. Mudgett, Adolf Pagliarulo, Ben Spinelli, James Reeves, Gary Gans, Steven Weinstein. The stage crew is a team of about a dozen boys who work under the direction of Mr. Richard Mudgett, who is assisted by the stage manager. They all labor voliantly to solve whatever sound, lighting and scenery problems arise in the presentation of assem- blies and school productions such as the senior play.