Englewood High School - Purple and White Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

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.wygwpmu-azwram- 4m- gnaw. mrrw . i.gwq.mammmm er - .7 .Aed jHANSEL And GRETEL By E. Humperdinck Grads Of January, 1952, See t'HANSEL AND GRETEU At Hull House Outside, 0n the evening 01C December 14, 1951, a stinging, suh-zero blizzard reigned supreme. Snow was piled high and the temperature was down low. Inside at Hull House, however, spirits soareri, hearts were Iifteri, there was music in the air and a performance on the stage which carried a harrty gathering of students and teachers from Englewood far into the fanciful ctepths 01C an Old World forest peoplecl with fairies, witches, and awestruck youngsters. Orr that evening, as win he fondly recalled by those who were there, the Hun House Opera Workshop, directed by Silvio Insana, presented E. Humperdinchs fairy opera UHanseI and Gretel in English especially for the January, 1952, graduating class of Englewood High School. Entertainment 0f the highest type, expertly and feelingly done, it held our boys and girls enthralled. In adctition several appropriate numbers were played on the piano in spirited style by George Richards, formerly with several hig-name New York hands, anct refreshments were served. The students and faculty members who braved the Fierce arctic weather to make the trip to the worId-tamous community center on this festive occasion will remember it with pleasure for many a year to come.

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