Danville High School - Medley Yearbook (Danville, IL)

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The choir had a wonderful time Up in Central Park. One stop in Manhattan was at the United Nations building. Drew Much Applause A Cappella took the audience on a musicll trip through Manhattan. First stop was Car- negie Hall, with such numbers as just Around the Corneri' and He Could Only Sing a 'Cf' Also, a stop was made at the Metropolitan Opera House featuring YValtz Song, sung by Iudy Bucher. Other features of this journey were made in Harlem, at a supper Club, and on Broad- way. Dance numbers were interspersed with the solos. Between acts and before the program, organists furnished pleasing songs. In all, it was a most colorful evening and one which will be long remembered. Ramona Pachciarz was a ballet danseuse at the Metropolitan. Denny hung iealously to his C. The harmaniacs were a real hit. Rick and Lynda entertained with a waltz. Page Nineteen

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The iazz combo was a real hit with its lively rhythms. Sandy Crow amazed and intrigued Us all Brian, Bob, and Roger were on a Buglers Mr Schalif and Sally really cut-a-rug. The orchestra were true hill-billies for some of the numbers with the band. with her acrobahc ability. Holiday, Moments Musical The Orchestra, followed by the band, opened this yeafs Moments Musical with the theme Say it with Musicf, Featured parts of the Orchestra were 'cChina Dollv and Laugh- ing Violinsf, The band numbers varied from a trumpet trio, Buglers Holidayf, to a Dixie- land combo number. The Band and Orchestra showed changes in the styles of music when Band-Orchestra choral sang Sweet Adelinei' in the old, close-harmony style and then Mr. Schaif and some of the members danced to the strains of Sweet Adeline Rock. The Band and Orchestra completed their section with selections from Silhouettes.n Quiet dignity marked the opening number to set the mood Page Eighteen

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Second row: L. Pettegrewg A. Goding B. Julian: A. Brownp T. Jonesf B. Pape: D. Zumwalt. First row: S. Reynolds: D. Wood: M. Hourigang R. Pratag R. Snyderp J. Gra- ham: B. Eagleng S. Brownp J. Dolang C. Fonner. Seated: M. Cheakg M. Browny S. Seniors Gave Men Are like Streetcarsu The play centered around Maudie, a child prodigy, who was noted for her techniques, lines, and systems which she used to get every- one iixed up, especially her sister Sylvia who was madly in love with Jerry. Maudie also gave her woman to woman advice to her friends, Ioy, Alix, and Lysbeth. They heeded it and before long each of them had a boy friend, among whom was Davy, Maudieis own personal boyfriend. As the play progressed Maudieis attempts to get Sylvia married oif backiired. jerry caught her and punished her for her meddling and then Davy also pulled away and decided to go with Sylvia himself. Mr. and Mrs. Mason became quite concerned with Maudieis antics, but in the end their problem child learned that no linen was the best line. The girls took a lesson from Lysbeth as she demonstrated her dancing ability. Page Twenty Gouldg S. Sutphing D. Bailey. CAST Mrs. Mason. . .....,.,..,... . .,,...,. Angela Brown Mr. Mason... ........... Tony Jones Maudie . ......,... Judy Dolan Sylvia ...,.. Joy ....... Alix .,,.....,. Lysbeth ....,.. Julie . .... Davy .,.,.... Chi ....., Jerry ....,.., Ted ...,.....,........,.. .. ........ Margaret .,.....,............,.......,..,..... Mrs ' ' . White lAInx's motherl ..,.,.....,.. ......... A ndrea Godin' Mrs. Alien fLysbeth's motherl ......., .. Mrs. Day fJulie's motherj ,,...,....,.,. Bob Lindsay ............,......,,.....,...... Henry Rollins ....,,,.. Freddie Kemp ......... ....,...Dorothy Wood ...,.....Rue Snyder! ........Judy Graham! ..,..,..Barbara Eaglen l .. ...,...., Susan Brown ,.CharIes Fonnerl Larry Pettegrew ..,......Dave Zumwalt ...,.,....Bob JuIian4 .,.Miki Hourigan .....Sue Reynolds ,,....Judy Cowles .........Bob Weaver ........--Ray Prata .,......,.Bob Pape