Froebel High School - Steel Dust Yearbook (Gary, IN)

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First row: Adolph Cajewski, Victor Lodivici, Susan Metroyanis. Second row: Peggy Kougoufas, Steve Belkow, Cornelia Oprish, Kathy Stam- atelos, Matthew Petruch, Betty Baker. Third row: Marie Kostas, George Barancyk, Anne Denesuk, Dorothy Lustina, Dale Peronto, Doris Pittman. cf-l,i,lzfNz,im 61 1UIl.0'C MAH: An adaptation ot Mother Carey's Chickens, entitled Old Yellow House was presented by the junior class. Touching drama, fast-moving action, piercing screams, and walking ghosts provided an evening's worthwhile entertain- ment for the audience. The scene with Marie Kostas and Steven Belkow shaking with fright at the menacing ghost had the audience in stitches, and the spectators chuckled at Lollie joy's iSusan lvletrojanisl antics as she set out to get her man, Gilbert Carey lAdolph C-ajewskil. Doris Pitt- man, Dorothy Lustina, and Kathy Stamatelos gave a very fine portrayal ot their particular characters. Pa2e Fiftv-seven

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cf 7LlLll'1U'Z.'l.ll Ill A-CAPPELLA Anne Trapane, Helen Sisul, Mary Chuckney, Adele Bohling Lee. Marge Silich, Gloria Conan, Catherine Fritts. Marianne jacob, Barbara Chor- nack. Phyllis Kulicz, Leona Urban. Margaret Wirostko, Eleanor Bad- ovanic. Mary Krasnansky, Bernadine Millick. Edward Krazoscpka, Victor Popa. Nick Kostas, joe Tary, joseph Ponscak, Manuel Sanchez, Alice Hernandez, Theresa Centenni, Catherine Lieber. julius Lucacieu, Ceorge Radivan Ccorge Dobrea. cT'l!-c,illj96!!6ll This year's a-cappella, under the direction of Adele Bohling Lee, has proved itself to be the finest choir Froebel has had in many a year. Composed of twenty-six very capable vocalists, the a-cappella cheered many hearts at Christmas time with its caroling in the stores and in churches. lt has been featured in all the musicals presented in the auditorium and also sang at the gala concert given in Memorial Auditorium. The choir meets every day for fifteen minutes during the noon hour and members receive no points for this. Perhaps that is why the a-cappella deserves the high praise and credit given them for their fine work.