East Hampton High School - Oracle Yearbook (East Hampton, CT)

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POWDER and PUFF CLUB OUR DIRECTOR-Much of the phenomenal success of the Powder and Puff Club can be traced to the inspired direction of Principal Andrew D. V. Ferrigno. The Powder and Puff Club is not only the oldest organization in our school, but it is also held in the greatest esteem in the eyes of the students. Persons acclaim each play as superior to the last but it is difficult to believe that any future play could live up to the standards set by, You Canit Take It With Youf, pictures of which are shown on these two pages. This year's selection, Victoria Reginaf, should also prove to be an excellent choice. DRAMATIC CRISIS-One of the dramatic speeches of the play by an income tax collector, Steve Love, with Pat Higgins and Howard Lundell listening. , ,, ,fx 1, X 1 ' tv l -1. , by X

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MIXED CHORUS SPRING CONCERT, 1952-Mrs. Cain directs the group in the rendition of a favorite selection. This is a well organized group consisting of those who have a genuine interest in music and singing. Throughout the year the members enjoy themselves learning the best in popular and classical music. They are a welcome addition to the annual Pageant. The doors are held open to all grades of the High School and the membership is quite high. They gain able assistance and leadership from Mrs. Cain. One of the major musical events of our social season is the Spring Concert. Pictures of the chorus and of the enthusiastic audience which witnessed their performance are pictured on this page.

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BEHIND THE SCENES Lenora Ferrigno applies make-up to one of the G-Men, Alvah Currie. Little is told of the hard-working group which is responsible for the cast to be in read- iness for the stage. mt 94,5 'N AN ARREST BY THE G-MEN Bill Hennessey is one of the victims of Frank Popowics and his aides, Ted,' Rudd and Alvah Currie. 0,1 INCOME TAX TIME Steve Love, an income tax collector, makes a futile attempt to gain some unpaid tax. Pictured here are Steve Love, fmiddlel, Howard Lundell, and one of the stars of the play, Edith Adler.