Easthampton High School - Echo Yearbook (Easthampton, MA)

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THE DRAMATIC CLUB The activities of the Dramatic Club are beneficial in helping one secure poise, ease, and assurance before an audience. For their initial-performance this season, on November 20, the members of the club presented the three-act play, The Adventures of Tom Sawyer . It proved an excellent choice for the display of various emotions, which the cast de- picted well. Hilarious events followed one upon anl other in quick succession, but a tense and tearful scene provided a serious interlude. The entire per- formance, under the direction of Miss Edna Graham, was an example of delightful entertainment. The cast included: Earl Lizotte, Albert Morrison, Joyce Dennis, Pauline Boulanger, Patricia Sniado, Walter Lankarge, Leonard LaRock, Arnold Wild, Sandra Damon, Nancy Mackie, Josephine Slater, Audrey Humphriss, and Dick Beebe. Property managers were Kenneth Smith and William Mullen. In February rehearsals were started for the inter-class play competition which took place on April 9. The freshmen chose Bobby Sox Brigade , and the actors were Linda Mitchell, Marian Szumowski, Irene Soja, Linda Knowl- ton, Cynthia Kennedy, Richard Krzanowski, and John Hahn. The Advan- tage of Being Shy was presented by the sophomore class, with Nancy Mackie, Roberta Laprade, Howard Lussier, Elodie Fleury, Josephine Slater, and Carol Borowski taking part. The juniors selected The First Dress Suit for their presentation. The cast included Earl Lizotte, Pauline Boulanger, Joyce Dennis, and Albert Morrison. The final play was Consolation,', the seniors' contribu- tion. Martha Lawson, Phyllis Jordan, Pat Sniado, Ivy Isherwood, and Delores Kowalczyk made up the list of actresses. 54 Miss Edna Graham

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5 SCRIBE .. ip! NNIVERSARY This year The Scribe celebrates its tenth anniversary as an E. H. S. publication. During these years it not only has held the students, interests and acquainted them with school activities, but also has maintained the real standards of newspaper work. Its staff is composed of any members of the student body who wish to partici- pate in journalism. The paper is published monthly, and among its pages are found editorials, reports of interesting events, club news and special features of many types. Started by Miss Cecelia Baranowski ten years ago, The Scribe has enjoyed well-deserved success under her guidance. It holds membership in both The Western Massachusetts League of School Publications and The Columbia Scholastic Press Association. On several occa- sions it has received awards of recognition from the latter organization-E. H. S. is justly proud of it. Maw 1 . Yilleen' rs- Class Kevin: lime DOXO 0 1251 8' W - At guise-1 0 IU lllllli The Officers and Advisor: Ruth, Miss Baranowski, Joyce, and Audrey

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Mischicvous Huckelberry-or Mis- chievous Albert-with clean feet! Q H fi If y 5 Q' in lag K, it 'fi' . L5i,,f1'f5iHf?t '- I QM? H5 f rf 2 .af It's in the box-a dread cat! N' Earl, Leonard, and Albert joyous return of the prodigals V ,J The Adventures of Tom Sawyer The entire east with the director and stage managers 4' I' truss In the make-up room, hefore the curtain call Aunt Polly fjoyce Dennisj strongly objects 55