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E SENIOR PLAY CAST First Row: R. Bruening, 1. Martin. Second Row: S. Pybus, S. Smith, M. Pitcher. Third Row: A. Kohl, L. Colborn, F. Peck, A. Hubbard, Mrs. Lorensen. UPPGTI A- Hubbard, S- Smith, L- Colbofll, M- Pitcher- Fourth Row: C. Marlett, M. Suhr, G. Barnes, L. L0W91'3 S- Smlth, A- Hubbard- Holmes, E. Cronkhite, R. Lewis. Grover's Corners, New Hampshire at the turn of the century came alive to an appreciative audience as the seniors presented Our Town. The play concerns the affairs of the Gibbs and Webb families whose lives became entangled in typical small town fashion. Our Town under the direction of Mrs. Lorensen was a great success. It represented a rev- olutionary idea in the type of plays usually presented by F.H.S. senior classes and the simplicity of the staging provided interesting entertain- ment for all who witnessed the play. EXTRAS AND PRODUCTION STAFF First Row: V. Nelson, D. Keeie, N. Celehar, C. Adams, G. Bernard, K. Rourke. Second Row: I. Dunn, A. Montemaro, V. Hembrock, M. Gabrielli, A. DeLuzio, S. Konz, Miss Dedie. Third Row: W. Morrison, J. Peters, R. Pace, S. Keyes, B. Ellsworth, D. Caward, I. Pritchard, N. Rumpf, M. DeNise, W. Cobb. 29
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SENIOR BALL The Sno Ball', held in De- cember proved to be a gala affair in green and white. Out of the candidates Anne Hubbard, Winnie Cobb, Sue Smith, Carl Marlett, Byron Ellsworth and Fred Parkison, Winnie Cobb ,reigned as queen and Carl Marlett as king. Sam Ansin provided dreamy music in keeping with the dimly lit atmosphere. The seniors turned a bleak gym and basketball court into a truly lovely ballroom. The decorations consisted of a draped ceiling of twisted green and white crepe paper and the bare walls were hidden with the same. SENIOR BALL KING AND QUEEN Standing: F. Parkison, C. Marlett, B. Ellsworth, S. Smith. Sitting: A. Hubbard, W. Cobb. SENIOR BALL COMMITTEE First Row: S. Pybus, M. Peck, K. Rourke, N. Rumpf, D. Keefe, I. Dunn. Second Row: W. Brooks, Mr. Banks, G. Barnes, A. Hubbard, S. Konz, N. Basile, S. Smith, W. Zimmer. Third Row: L. Holmes, M. Pitcher, F. Parkison, L. Colborn, I. Martin, I. Pritchard, A. DeLuzio. Fourth Row: B. Hosley, R. Alvut, R. Hadley, I. Alongi, C. Adams, W. Cobb, V. Hembrock, R. Pace, I. Peters, G. Bernard. 28
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Each year the senior class assume the responsibility of preparing th HOUR GLASS for publication. Th work of the book is divided amon three staffs: editorial, art and busi ness, under the guidance of Mis Dedie, Mrs. Street and Mr. Schwor Under the leadership of Lawrenc Holmes, editor in chief, and Ioann
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