Chambersburg Area High School - Echo Yearbook (Chambersburg, PA)

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,-QQ .- 5' . n arfi ' ' 3-'r ii . , Pav ,Zn 1- V 'rr Q , Em- ...L Scene Scene Scene Scene Scene Scene SYNOPSIS OF SCENES Act I. One: Saturday morning. Two: Same day. Five-fifteen P. M. Three: Sunday morning. One-thirty A. M. Act II. One: Sunday mornin. Ten A. M. Two: Same day. Noon. Three: Same day. Four P. M. The setting is the living room of the Wilkins' home, Kew Gardens, Long Island. Student Directors .... Stage Managers . . . Stage Properties . . . TECHNICAL STAFF .................. . MARX' ANN BENEDICT, BETTY BEARD RHUIE PEFLEY, DALE FELRER ARLENE FLORA, JOYCE KYLER BUSINESS AND ADVERTISING STAFF Business Manager ...... Advertising Managers . . . PARROT Publicity ....... Business and Advertising Stage Management ..... Publicity ............. f ' FACULTY ADVISERS MARTHA HALH'AK DoR1s RUPERT, NANCY SHATZER GLORIA ERICSON, ZANE HODGES MILDRED SHULL, SHIRLEY SONON VANCE SNYDER HELEN MCQNAIR Page Ona I1IIlllll't'fI Um'

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X 1 ', 'V Q.. fl si - s .7 ,N 1 Heading left to right: Anne Shields, Betty Beard, Josephine Stfllillillllll, Dorothy Best, Sally Kohler, Barbara Staley, Rhuie Petley, Martha Best, Mr. Vance Snyder, Dale Felker, Richard 'l'oIns, Xvilllillll Hunter. Stage tjrevv Stage Manager-RHUIE PEFLEY Adviser-VANCE SNYDER The Stage Crew is responsible for producing an attractive stage setting for all productions. Handling equipment, scene shifting, stage lighting, and providing sound effects are just a few of the many duties. Membership in this organization means willingness to give a great deal of time and effort to the pro- motion of school activities. This years technical staff has worked efficiently under the careful supervision of the adviser, Mr. Vance Snyder. Dora. .... Mrs. Edith Wilkins . . . Miriam Wilkins .... Judge Harry Wilkins Ruth Wilkins ...... Lt. William Seawright Albert Kummer ..... Martha Seawright . . . Sgt. Chuck Vincent . . Harold Klobbermeyer Page One Hundred D E A R R U T H By NORMAN GRASNA Prerenzed by CHAMBERBURG HIGH SCHooL NOVEMBER 15, 14, 15, 19-47 Directed by VIRGINIA LEE POLLOCK CAST OF CHARACTERS DOLORES KESSINGER .. LUCILLE DENTLER .. MARGARET REESE . . . . LEROY NICHOLS LOUISE KITZMILLER ...... GLENN FREY . . . RICHARD ANGLE . . . . NANCY YOUNG . . . RICHARD BROWN NORMAN HATMAKER

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Readinf: left to right: Row 1--,Donna Lee Spahr, Elizabeth Brookens, Joan Phiel, Joan Killian, Mary Elizabeth Hicks, Beatrice MeElhaney, Olive Jones, Juana Colston, Mary Burkhart, Joan Spangler, Doris Fraker, Deirdre Frank, Mary Ann Benedict. Margaret Reese, Sara Grace Sandoe, Jeanne Porter, Anita Rensch, Margaret Carbaugh, Miriam Frank, Jane Reichard, Jane Lightner, Betty StouHer, Nancy Binkley. Row 2fNancy McClure, Nancy Stoner. Faye Naugle, Jane Upperman, Rheba Eley, Bette Kramer, Louise Schuehman, Doris Frey, Patricia Spidel, Janet Winlzert, Lucille Dentler, Nancy Appenzellar, Virginia Rohrer. Barbara Henry, Laura Mai Beachley, Reyrina Fogal, Nancy llurkholder, Janis Moyer, Selma Fine, Joanne Painter, Barbara St. Clair. Row 3fRay Tosh, Richard Watrner, Robert Stepler, Norman Lightner, Richard Smith, Lawrence Bradshaw, Lloyd Garber, Fred Christman, Richard Angle, Charles Beltz, David Frank, Frank Harlacher, Ronald McCleary, William Traxler, Frank Stred, Glenn Frey, Wlliiam Koser. Row 4-Gene Aughinbaugh, Donald Bender, David Ott, Richard Wilkins, Barry Smith, Robert Etter, Wilmot Gabler, James Speer, Theodore Eberly. Thomas Cormany, Eugene Horner, Joe Cook, Edmund Kase, William Braucher, Jack Gass, Robert McKenzie, Richard Quivers, Paul Jacobs. Glee Club lJfCSidCIlf-WILMOT GABLER ACCOfI'lP21lllSfS-ZIANET WINGERT Vice-President-MARGARET REESE BARRY SMITH Secretary-LUCILLE DENTLER Librarians-FRANK STRED Treasurer-MARY ANN BENEDICT THOMAS CORMANY Managers-GLENN FREY LLOYD GARBER Director-PAUL LUCAS The aim of this organization is to train the individual in ensemble singing. All music is chosen with careful consideration for the development and appreciation of the finest in musical art. Both classical and modern compositions are studied with complete thoroughness as to interpretation, expression, phrasing, and enunciation. The club membership is limited to eighty voices selected from the upper classes. Re- hearsals are held during activities period on Tuesday and Thursday. In addition to presenting a Christmas concert and a spring concert, this organization appears in many community-sponsored programs through- out the school year. From the Glee Club is chosen a Special Clrnrm of twenty-four select voices. This organization pro- vides musical entertainment for school assemblies, service clubs, churches, and radio broadcasts. The Frerlmzfzu Clvnrzu is a group of freshman boys and girls interested in furthering their knowledge of vocal music and in attaining efificiency in part singing. The chorus presents one major activity during the year. Members who do outstanding work may audition for the Glee Club. Page One Ilzuzdred Two