Babylon High School - Trawler Yearbook (Babylon, NY)

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lll No no PVIDISSIIHO not forte' Vlolms plZZlC'lfO and together please' Such xxcrc the ltmentltlons hc lftl cxcry Mondxy and rl-l1L1I'SClly sxxth perlod ts Mr NlH6SllHg trled to mould the Ll1SS1LS Into melodic str uns ind mike the Sprlng Concert of the orchcstrl md chorus thc succcss thsrt If xx ts 'lhese poly phonlc prodlmes number lbout I0 thc creme de ll crcmc of Btbylon High Schools lT1LlSlLll world ln thc slmc cltegory thc Btbylon I-hgh School s Blnd proved to bc 1 grett lnsplrt non tt the footbtll md blslcctbtll gtmes On Apnl ull they held thcxr lnnutl Sprmg Concert m outstmdmg exent on the scholftsttc c tlend tr Specml credit should be g1VCU these plrtdlng Pmthers for thexr ftrexxell mtrches performed for the departmg draftees Nl l , . '- 1. , . -' , 1 1 . 1 L 'L 2 Z 1 1 . 1 1 1 1 - ,- . , - 1 --l Y. - , - 1 1 . . 1 1 . c 1 ' ' 1 1 ' c 1 . . . , -, V , . , . . , , , , ,- 1 1 , 1 1 1 1 1 . . ,, . . 1 1 1 1 1 1 . . , 1 1 .L 1 1 1 1 . 1 L L 1 1 L

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group held 1n open Lll5LLliSlOI'l for the Methodlst Church 1nd ln the sprlng 1 scrlcs of 1ntr1 club deb1tes vt 'rs held Wfho lcnoxys vyhftt f1mo11s 1uthors lecturers, or crltlcs 1rc ln the m1k1ng ln the SCRIBBLIIRS CLUB7' 1'h1s gro11p of cre1t1ve studcnts h1s met 111 the 11 br1ry lf noon on Tucscl1y After therr le1der Mr Edxx lI'LlS lcft Mrs L1nd1s c1p1bly took over to brrng tl1e yc1rs 1ct1v1t1es of thc club to 1 successful con LlLlSl0I1 lxnlt onc purl onc Oh l dropped ont' Such 1rc thc muttcrmgs which l5bLlL forth from thc Homc lL0l10lTllLb room elch M1JULl1y when the gxrls g1ther to lcmt under the le1dersh1p of B1rb1r1 Cllflef md chrectron of Mrs fry ln Mlrch the glrls enjoyed of thc Red Cross fhey were proud to donmte the procecds tot 1l1ng twcnty three doll1rs to the locwl chapter FRLNCH CLUB went completely femrmne rn 1ts membershlp thxs yertr Perl11ps the l1ck of the dom lll 1t1ng m 1le 1ccounted for the glrlrsh ltughter smg mg 1nd other sounds of enjoy ment ryhlch we heard 111 the l1br1ry XVednesd1y noons Qs tl1e members played French gqmes Elemor Schnerder ftcted as presldent vs h1le Mlle Albert vms advlsor to tl1e group Wluts 1 pl 1y or 1 dmcc yyxthout 1 posterf Thxs yerr the POSTER CLUBS sched11le h1s been l1c11v1er th1n usu1l whqt wrth 1ll the dances plus the oper ett1 Tullp Trme Thls sprrng they dld 21 wonder ful job mth the 1dvert1s1ng posters for our senror pl1y And C1016 tl1e Sprlng Mrs Keenm 1s Qt thc l1elm of thls vsorthy org1n1z1t1on N ' 1 ' D 1 'J D 1 YK 1 . . 1 ' . , . 2 ' '- - Y 1 3' f ' '1 ' , . 1 ' fl 1 ' L A A 1 I ' 1 I ' b 1 1 1 2' 1' 1 ' ' ' 1 ' ' 1 ' ' 1 1 1 1 success in the dance which they' gave for tl1e beneflt ' X . ' 1 ' ' ' 1 I ' - 1 '1 ' 1 ' 1 1 ' ' 1 , ' - D f A . y 7 -' 1 '. ' 1 ' ' 1 ' 1 1 7 ' 4 1 ' ' , V l 1 YK I 1 7 . '- . . 1 I -1 rl f ' Q 1 ' ' ' 1 A' ' 1 1 1 ' 1 1 ' - A D Y v 1 - 2 . I

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535' IJHA The show must go on became more than a catch phrase to our Thespians this year when their coach Mr. Deeringer became part of the supporting cast of the Army. Under the able management of Mrs. Landis, their production And Came the Spring was soon under way and was presented on April 15 and 16. Ann Vidal and Beecher Greenrnan were a credit to the group in their vivacious portrayals of Midge and Buzz, the leads of the play. Equally admirable was a SLIP- porting cast consisting of Mary Elizabeth Van Nostrand, George Gerety. Gloria O'Shea, Martin Kelly, Albert l.'Hommedieu, Daniel Weingrrtd. Ruth Stevenson, Pat Scanlan, Wzxlter lizyk, Henry Mahlman, Alice Vesley and Bill johnson. The plot was enlivened by hilarious circumstances which materialize when a 15 year old adolescent tries to adjust herself to a more mature outlook on life - and particularly her sisters boyfriend. All ends well, nevertheless, with Midges great love finally revealed as mere infatuation. Wfith this combination of an excellent play, topped by excellent players, it is no wonder that the audience received And Came the Spring with such memorable ovation. A fltigfi s. al .555 4 I 1