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KL qs... 'US -uv Secretary Susie Forth, President Noel Iohnson, and Vice-president Tom Condit served as Senior Class Officers during the fall semester. The iob of completing the Senior Area was delegated to these three. Thanks to their line efforts lalong with those of the Senior Area Committeel, seniors may now enioy the pleasant atmosphere of their own private domain. Hwwlm' Hwlfvy ,s-,Q ax Senior Class officers during the spring semester were Pat Murman. treasurer: Andy Gordon. presi- dent: Mary Berry, secretary: and Bill Benkovsky, vice-president. Their maior duties were to help make the final preparations for such events as the Senior Prom, the Candlelight Supper. and the All Night Pm-ty.
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X436 The spiritual number was one of the most exciting and intricate numbers in the show. The female leads in this year's show were captured by Carolyn Fitzpatrick and Leslie Weiner. Carolyn portrayed the torrid villainess, Nelly Bly, while Leslie depicted the thwarted wife, Frankie. Both girls gave excellent performances. ., 51. 6 fl '...!QjQ,,iz:l, f i DANCE DR MA This year's successful dance perform- ance was an adaptation of the Ballad of Frankie and Iohnny. This familiar story was told in terms of modern dance, ballet, pantomime, and music. This combination, along with the stylized settings and attrac- tive key colors, gave the performance a new vigor and originality. The cast was made up of the members of modern dance class, who were assisted by seven talented boys. This was the first performance in which boys took part. The leads in the story went to Leslie Weiner CFrankieJ, lerry Libman Clohnnyl, and Caro- lyn Fitzpatrick tNellieD. The choreography was done by Miss Bea Wojtyla and Leslie Weiner, while Mr. Bill Carpenter supervised the direction of the entire show. The original music for the production was composed by Mr. Bob Rose and his Dance Band members. The success of this type of production means that Burroughs can look forward to more shows of this calibre.
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'Scmdy Albert Iohn Alborq Bob Albriqht Tom Allen Port Alsop me H sENuoRs Robert Andres Don Anqel Angelo Arcrmburu I , l Bob Antenucci 29
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