Easton Area High School - Rechauffe Yearbook (Easton, PA)

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Orchestra Concert Master Director Henry Kuhs Mr. Renkwitz Repertoire Personnel Violins Henry Ruhs, Robert Opit . Joyce Samhammcr. Fay Meyers. Thomas Jones Selections From The Bohemian Girl” The Emperor Waltz Johann Straus Clarinets Doane Douthett. Stanley WiedeY Saxophone Jean Melroy Trumpet Joseph Burgio, Charles Bonser Baritone Donald .Seiler True To Our Flag March Beneath the Holly Seredy-Tocaben Agnus Dei Bizet Overture of “The Mocking Bird A. Baldwin Sloane Flute William Roehrig Piano Olga Hrynkiw, Norma Prutzman. Nancy Riley Drums Charles Sandwick Trombones Doris Field. Ed- ward Yost S in inch ask Charles Lippin- cott Viola Charles Hcil Celia) Marie Stamus THE ORCHESTRA SUPPLIED ALL THE MUSIC IN OUR ASSEMBLIES AS WELL AS FOR THE OPER ETTA. IT. TOO. WAS AFFECTED BY WORKING A ND WAR. BUT IT CARRIED ON AS WELL AS EVER. WE BELIEVE THEY'VE SEEN SNATCHES OF ORAL ENGLISH CLASSES. FOR THEY ALWAYS STOP AND LOOK IN ON THEIR WAY TO THE AUDITORIUM. Pace 26

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fhe Junior Plav The Ninth Guest” by Owen Davis FEBRUARY 12. 1944 Cast of Characters Jason Osgood William Benner Mrs. Margaret Chisholm Janet Seip Hawkins Doctor Murry Reid Timothy Salmon Sylvia Inglesby Peter Daly Henry Abbott Jean Trent First Guest Richard Mansback Hampton Williams Richard Bartman Louise Butler Harry Riley Stanley Strause Barbara Horne Robert Lynch Sylvia liiKlexby, Mr . Chisholm. JstMon OhkooiI. Timothy Salmon, First Gueitt. lluwkin». Director Mr. Cooper Henry Abbot. Peter Duly. Dr. Held. Jean Trent Publicity, Retail Selling and Merchandising % Class Adviser, Miss Albright Ticket Managers, Fifth Period Bookkeep- ing II Class Betty Harrison Clarence Foss Adviser, Miss Sterner Setting. Fine Art II Class Adviser, Miss Imel Prompters Lorraine Heller Eleanor Kolb Properly Managers Eleanor Polk Helen Carey Printing, EHS Print Shop Adviser. Mr. Stacy ON I HE NIC» 111 Ol- FEBRUARY 12. THE AUDITORIUM WAS FILLED TO CAPACITY, PROOF OF THE GREAT SUCCESS OF TIIF. TICKET SALES FOR THE JUNIOR PLAY. THE NINTH GUEST WAS THE CAUSE OF MUCH CURIOSITY BOTH DURING AND AFTER THE PERFORMANCE. WE HOPE THAT SOME OF YOU AREN'T STILL IN A DAZE. BY THE WAY. WHO WAS THE NINTH GUEST ? • Pace 25

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Band Drum Majorettes Marik Grfco Maxink Frih ian Twirlers Arlene Mark. Ol: da Lkrcii, Marilyn Racenkr. Leatrice Bernstein Color Guards Wiujam Silverstkin, William Skciirist, Chari.ks Hkil, Rai.i'ii Reij.v, Thomas Prebula Director Mr. Rf.nkwitz Repertoire Star Spangled Banner Panus Angelicus Children's March Seijections From The New Moon A Pretty Girl is like a Melody Tea for Two Midnight in Paris Semper Paratus Coronation March March of Peers Cesar Franck Goldman Sigmund Romberg Irving Berlin Vincent Youmans C. Conrad and FI. Magidon William Schoenfeld C. Meyerbeer Arthur Sullivan Personnel Flute and Piccolo Patricia Morrison. Mary Elizabeth Flad G-arinets Aliene Marsh. Arlene Segraves, Stanley Wieder. Jean Sandt. Betty Steckel, Geraldine Whitman. Oleda Lcrch, Arthur Haring, Joseph Agosta. Frank Lcrch. Rosario Sottosanti. James Sal- vero, Doris Dean, Thomas Brubaker Bass Clarinet Marie Greco Saxophones Frank DeYoung. Nancy Taylor. Mary Piro, Jean Mclroy. Virginia Bechtel. Paul Rosci- oli. Roller! Opitz Mfllopiionks Marie Greco, William Roehrig. Thom- as Jones. Marilyn Fehr Trumpets Robert Rapp. Clifton Weaver, James Zoccola, Charles Bonscr. Karl Rader. Claire Shaw. Evelyn Figlio. Richard Rosainilia. Peter Krohn. Conrad Schlough. Stanley Klein Baritones Olga Hrynkiw, Kmidio Buhba Sousa phones Lorraine Wolfl. Karl Shafer. Arno Casscl. Theresanne Flynn Trombones Doris Field. Harry Riley. Betty Thatcher. Ralph Frills. Harry Altemus. Edward Yost Drums Robert Paulus. Virgil Baker. Helen Keek. Edward Malone. William Kreitz, Nancy Riley Bell Lyre Norma Prutzman. Harry Baleshta THE BAND S MAIN FUNCTION WAS TO LIFT THE MORALE OF PLAYERS AND SPECTATORS AT THE FOOTBALL GAMES. DESPITE THE FACT THAT WORKING AND THE WAR TOOK QUITE A NUMBER OF THE MEMBERS. THE HIGH SCHOOL WAS AS PROUD AS EVER OF ITS SPLENDID BAND. FIFTH PERIOD CLASSES WERE QUITE OFTEN STARTLED BY THE BASS DRUM'S POUNDING. Pace 27