Ellicott City High School - Oracle Yearbook (Ellicott City, MD)

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THE CHRISTMAS CANTATA First row, left to right: F. Gamber R. Schatz L. Laupert T. Cobb R. Feaga D. Smith P. Bridner H. Wheatley Second row: J. Peddicord M. Hoover R. Spence T. jasper J. Clarkson A. Jasper P. James Third row: H. Myers T. Lambert W. Bozzell J. Hawkins E. McCauley H. Caplinger D. Hobbs First row, left to right: J. Boone P. Peddicord R. Fisher J. A. Giffin G. Reed Second row: R. Lowe ' M. Kramer H. Weil S. Whiteford M. L. Lambert B. Gray J. Peddicord Third row: B. Miller P. Mayhugh F. Fox D. Ledbetter S. Royer J. Sheets N. Lassotovitch The Senior High Glee Club presented, Christmas Blessings on December 13, 1951. Dressed in red cassocks and white surplices the chorus formed a beautiful picture with the Christmas trees and other decorations, thus fill- ing'the air with a Christmas Spirit. Under the direction of Miss Eleanor M. Dries, the Christmas story was told through scenes and music. After the many hours of work put into the program the Glee Club felt they were well rewarded by the fine attendance and success of Christmas Blessings.

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THE YEARBOOK CLUB P 1 D ,. x ln October 1951, with the school year just begun, Nineteen senior students had a whim to start some fun, The Yearbook Club, it seemed to them, so very dull would be, And so they joined and planned to bring more life and gaiety. And then the postcards, pen and ink, Addresses, and ads they found Would bring them money for their book, And so they trod around. They figured ways and tried their best To make their money stretch and stretch. They tried and succeeded, Now our funds are deleted. S L' L- ' T x Q bo gf

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THE JUNIOR HIGH I DRAMATIC CLUB 4 eff Q A nyone passing oom on urs ay a ernoon o en saw some ra er surprising A R 21 Th d ft ft th g sights. It could have been the entire club along with the sponsor, Miss Lois Sauter, practicing their relaxing exercises or facial expressions. Sometimes it was a promising actress doing an original pantomime skit, or acting out a charade. The junior Thespians got to know the smell of grease paints, and some got to love it. It's fascinating to add fifty years to your looks in just fifteen minutes. Almost all of the members were in the Variety and Minstrel Show. For their part in the March Assembly, they presented a play entitled And the Lamp Went Out. During club meetings they did pantomimes and skits. The Club entertained the Boys' Cooking Club at a Valentine Party, and they enjoyed a wiener roast in the spring. The following officers served very efficiently through the year: Prefident ..........................................,. Annette Cushwa Vice President ....... ,,,.,.,,, F rankie Allen Secretary .......... ........... M argaret Paris Treafwer ........ ...,..... A rdella Gerwi g