East High School - Janus Yearbook (Youngstown, OH)

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2 .. X J, 5 I L f? IQ 'I ' . , , , ' ff 7 p f, N - :YQ -rl .-f..e-,ff' ,fs - H.M.S. Pinafore As the curtain rises on Act I, we find the crew of the H.M.S. Pinafore interrupted in preparations for the arrival of Sir Ioseph Porter iBob Elia? by Little Buttercup CRose Martinol, who says she has a secret that could change the attitude of Captain Corcoran CEd Sneerl, with whom she is secretly in love. A member of the crew, Ralph Rackstraw tLou Contil, loves the cap- tain's daughter, Iosephine CCarol Pachelll, but to his dismay he discovers that the captain wants her to marry Sir Joseph, who arrives on deck with his cousin Hebe CMary Bevilaqual, and many female relatives. Ralph is rejected by the captain because of his low rank when he confesses his love for Iosephine. In despair, he decides to shoot himself. Iosephine stops him by admitting her love for him and the curtain falls as everyone is plotting for Iosephine and Ralph to elope. In the opening scene of Act Il, Dick Deadeye KNick Hydosl, tells the captain of the plan. The captain, overcome with anger, swears. Sir Ioseph overhears this and sends the captain away in disgrace and Ralph to the dungeon. Buttercup tells the secret she has kept for many years, that Ralph and Captain Corcoran were switched when they were babies. This confession solves the problem of the lovers and they are free to marry. The captain can now wed Buttercup and Sir Ioseph has to be content with cousin Hebe. Crew and guests on the H.M.S. Pinafore Gullible Gobs Go Gaga Cver Goodies if Page Sixteen li'-

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Freshman C hoir Sixty-six voices rang out in harmony whenever the Freshman Choir participated. Under the direction of Miss Ruth Stevenson, the choir sang on the Armistice Day program, the Christmas Pageant, and for Easter services. With the cooperation of Iohn Raz and the orchestra, their Annual Spring Music Festival was a big success. Orchestra Enjoyment and appreciation of good music are experienced by members of the orchestra. Under the leadership of Iohn Baz, the orchestra is an im- portant group in our instrumental department. In addition to school plays and assemblies this group participates in the Annual Spring Concert, bring- ing much credit to our school. These young voices will one day make up our Senior Choir. 'S R T-W,,q ga lst Raw, left to right: B. Lewis, P. Coleman, N. Berry, M. Bevilacqua, N, Pappas, D, Fentules, C. Peck, J. Lyonsf 2nd row, R. Kohut, I. Smith, C. Tyson, F. Guerrieri, M. Navarro, I, Boswell, I, Forqacs, l. Cackmang 3rd row, A. Fiehler, M, Barnes, B. Mulholland, R. Felletti, M. Doxie, A. Pascarelli, C. gurtiienp 4th row, Director I, Baz, B. Lewis, A. Rodrigo, R. Maqm, E. Liqhtner, I. Wal, A. Williams, , rmeni. eil Page Fifteen ld?

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