Fairview High School - Challenge Yearbook (Fairview, PA)

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TWGLEE CLUB BOTTOM RUVU. left to right: G. Hinlqle, IW. Anderson. E. Brown, M. Deslgo, M. Rosenberg, E. Paxtormx, E. Hozelilqixx, Mr. Lawrence, O. Disen, M. Brown. j. Muller, Tingley, D, Dill. I, Kauffman, M. Hari. SECOND ROVJ. left to right: Cooper, S. XVeislogel, T. Taylor. S. Komisarxlqi, K. Vigrass P. Hannah. R. Barlqer, M. Hoettger, D. Kauffman, Walter. E. Fails. G. Luras, E. Graff, M. Cochran. THIRD RLUW, left to right. j. Tmgley. B. A, Walter. M. Miller. B. Saint, M. Weigel, I. M. Slorlq, R. XValler, E. Ikiiller, A. Lewis, S. Holland, M. Vilter. Holland, M. Schmidt, j. Hahn. FOURTH ROW' left to right: R. Miller, R, Vthllqer. D. Miller, R. Sample, K. jolinson, R. Payne. M. Clruhlwx, F. Vvfilxon, B. Levy, R, Leiw, U. Waxliain, O. Wfcixlogcl. S. Baskin, R. East. D, Buscclq, F. Kruse, NV. XVallqer, Robinson, M. Hiiilglc. C. Sample. MUSICAL ORGANIZATIONS Turn hack the hands of time to the year 1933. Now start reminiscing and see what results you find in the music department. Of course you are correct there was only the mixed chorus. Now turn your thoughts to the present year and see the remarkahle progress that has taken place in a few short years. The Hrst organization to get underway was the orchestra. Under the direction of Mr. Lawrence, this group has played at the Literary Contests, the Christmas program, the annual Spring Festival, and is now practicing for the concert which will he presented in the spring. The hand the second oldest of the musical organizations-has made splendid progress and now is looking forward to the spring concert. Did you attend any of the home foothall games this season? If you did you saw the newest addition to the music department-the Drum and Bugle Corps. Last year it was composed of six drummersg this year. it was composed of six hugles and a larger numher of drummers. This group has proved its ahility, and it has added greatly to the spirit and color of Fairview Hi. Page Z4

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The DRUM AND BUGLE CORPS BOTTOM ROW, left to right: Marie Schmidt, Jeanne Mzcller, Eimzce Falls, Tlielma Taylor, Jean Holland, Elaine Hartley, Elma Hotclilqiss. SECOND ROXV, left to right: Marian Brown, Miriam Vxfihton, Mfvvita Vilter. Arlene Lewis, Sue Weislogel, Betty Ann Walter, Kathleen Vzgrass, Dorothy Lawrence. Audrey Kastner. THIRD RONV: left to right: Mr. Lawrence, Edith Brown. Ida Kauffman, Ruth XValter, Ida Mu: Storlq, Jean Walter, Evelyn Pustoriils, Opal Disen, Dorothy Dill. THE OPEBETTA Bringing back the beauty and allurement of the old South for one evening, An Old Kentucky Carden was presented by the musical department on Tuesday, December 22nd, under the combined direction of Miss Gloria Santomenna and Mr. Earl Lawrence. The story takes place in the garden of Col. Staunton's home in Kentucky. His niece, Jeanie fJean Hollandj and his nephew Phillip, CMerrill Crubbsj live with the Colonel fFred WllS4DI1J, and, on this particular day, Jeanie is celebrating her birthday, The Colonel has planned a surprise party in Jeanie's honor and the party is made more thrilling when Stephen Foster lJim Robinsonj visits the neighborhood and calls on the Colonel. Complications set in when the Col. disapprovcs of Jeanie's friendship with Richard Morgan CMerten Hinklej and orders him to leave his house in the morning, Unknown to the Col., Phillip is in Hnanf cial trouble and when Joe Buzzard fBill Vxfalkerj comes and demands immediate payment, Richard comes to Phillip's aid and lends him the money. Things reach a higher peak of excitef ment when Jeanie receives a family heirloom as a birthday gift and when a Hindu magician fSeymour Baskinj notices the jewel and disappears with it. The Col. then learns about the debt which has been paid by Richard, and he gives his approval of Jeanie's suitor when Richard ref turns with the stolen jewel. There is high comedy in the sudden attachment of Widmmw Hannah QThelma Taylorj, who has already buried three husbands, and Henry Blow QDon McCrayJ, a gold rusher. A joyous finale is reached when Phillip marries Joy QMary Hartj and Richard and Jeanie are busy making plans of their own! Our thanks to our directors and pianist, Elma Hotchkiss, for their patience and support in putting over a great financial and dramatic success. Page Z5