Ewing High School - Clepsydra Yearbook (Ewing, NJ)

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ie . . . Hif the Road For the past two years the faculty of Ewing High School put aside their professional duties to take on the iob of amateur actors and actresses on the Ewing stage. This year was no exception, our teachers really tried to outdo themselves once again. The name of the play, You Can't Take It With You, was written by Moss Hart and George S. Kaufman. It was a perfect play for a teacher to get as far away from the teaching profession as possible. To the observer, the plot was not of great importance, rather the audience was really more interested in the appearance of the teachers and their acting ability. We enioyed such actors and actresses as Mrs. Marion Bilbee, who played the part of the alcoholic actress, Gay Wellington, and Mrs. Viola Udy, who gave a fine performance ofa giddy playwright. Others recommended for the the- atrical guild are: Mrs. Louise Coates, the Russian countess, Mr. Raymond Stek- etee, a tax collector, as well as a host of other characters, Mr. John Lacy had a dual iob of acting and directing this year's faculty proudction with the able assistance of Miss Elinor Reidel. The production, which was to raise money for senior scholarships proved to be a great success in two ways, for its entertainment and its financial gain. oil? of 11

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MRS. MARGARET WHITLEY Librarian . A-fi fA'A , L as if A ' A VV km, gr., x ' MRS, MARGARET ABERDAY Nurse They Keep Things Going OFFICE STAFF Left lo right: Miss Sandra Vannozzi, Miss Theresa Faio, Mrs. Evelyn Disbrow. CAFETERIA STAFF CUSTODIAN STAFF Leff 10 righf: MIS. Gefffude TVOUYYNGN, MVS- Cmhefine l-UWICYI MVS- Sealed: Mrs. Margaret Connell, Mr. Harry Shann, Mr. Frank Lane, Mr Marion Meury, Mrs. Rita Clugsfon, Mrs. Ceil Lear, Mrs. Lillian Smith. Phillip Hqmed, Standing: Mr, William Lenox, Mr. Richard Sveppy, Mr. George Chapman, Mr. James Schneider, Mr. Thomas Manning, Mr Clarence Schilnpper.

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SENIOR CLASS CABINET The Senior Class Cabinet of the Class of '56 directed by Mr. Pittoth and Lou Russo headed our school journey. Taking charge of our class activities, the group assumed the leadership essential to our organization. Our play, our prom, our trip, and our graduation were all a large part of the cabinet's responsi- bilities. CLASS OFFICERS Seated: Louis Russo, President, Rolf Pichler, Vice-president, Dean Stein, Corresponding Secretary, Virginia Whit- lock, Recording Secretary, Harry Moran, Treasurer. Standing: Mr. Arthur Pilitath, Senior Class Advisor, Laura Haus, Don Clopp, Jim VanFIeet, Don Davis, Fred Nester, Beverly Fichebacher.