Dundee High School - Highlander Yearbook (Dundee, NY)

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DRAMA Drama played a leading part in retelling the story of Christmas in the Dundee Central School Auditorium. A cast of thirty-five students, picked from the entire high school body, were ably supported by the girls' chorus of forty voices, as they presented UThe Holy Nativity . Beautifully costmmed and trained, the cast was prepared under the direction of Miss Nellie McLane, while Miss Elizabeth Swain had charge of the chorus. The pageant narrator, Sam Sedam, gave a splendid presentation and the diction throughout was excellent. The main characters, Helen Castle as Mary, Luther Perkins as Joseph, and Agnes Taylor as the leading angel, together with their supporting cast told the story in an impressive manner. The lighting, make-up, acting and staging were worked out to the last detail, creating a feeling of devotion and wonder throughout the whole auditorium. Betty Leech

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GIRL NQQN HOUR-Gnlvlf U Cheer le.d.d.er-s I R Hn U , B. HAH , 8. E.1v-fl-.k, J',PeglI.,, fl. Linn Idpm-I S. Emu-1 X Nast-sd fox-5 fy, 'FMR 'Yvt ' PURT A PLEASANT TASK SPORTS The Girls Physical Education pro- gram developed their yearly program by the addition of a new Sport this year. Football was introduced into the depart- ment for the first time. There-were many games which were played between the classes and most of the girls appreciated a change from the routine sports. Softball played an important part in the department until tH,e first signs of winter could be seen add then the girls were forced to resort to indoor sports. Classes also competed against each other in this sport, and when spring arrives again it will probably find the girls participating in games of softball. The two most important sports which the girls engage in during the winter are basketball and volleyball. The girls enjoyed these sports immensely and many lnterclass games were participated in and enjoyed. The Physical Education Department is striving to build up the physical stature of the students in the school. It is the student's duty to help achieve this purpose. Alice Beard

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IW-ixor-sl - can fihugd be quite successful. There will be other such parties before the end of the year. We pay special tribute to Robert Rapalee who has been President of our class for three years - Freshman, Junior and Senior, and who also received the Legion Award in '45. Now as we are about to leave school and probably won't all be together again---we look back upon our happy school days. It's been fun being here to- gether - hasn't it fellow students? H-na-TK 08 Uifoiq 77'-7 Leech 6' Q c I o c Tunic, C151 Y I K 57'-an-nf amd Bend Al-w7'I0 1 ,,, Www K w he gffefflu fam ii? Qygmlwfwfeeaa 50