George School - Yearbook (Newtown, PA)

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Mr. Richard Averre, head of the music department, directs a rehearsal of the orchestra. Left to right: G. Hendry, L. Davis, M, Winocour, R. Sco Rudolph, M. Pusey, A, Haviland, A. Wood, A. Wilder, and M. Chapman. 1 i , A ...W ,. N Jazz at George School has been rovallv revived by Dave Barry and his group. Here, Dave blows the trumpet while Ted Ledgard thomps out the beat. The Special Chorus entertained both at school and at local functions. Their annual rendition of 'Twas the Night Be- fore Christmas was as enioyable and loud as ever, and their performances in the Christmas and Sprng Mosicaleg were also well received. Music W1 ,if

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Thespian troupe H87 gathers in the dramatics work- shop for a brief meeting. First row: C. Knight, S Cook, President P, Grad, K, Pierce. Second row. K. O'Hara, P. Ingerman, R. Nason, A. Wilson, J. Steintirst, Mr. W. Cleveland, D. Sutherland, C. Richie, D. Elwell A. Teaf. Dramatics Our Town, the first all-school play, was a great suc- cess. At left, in the welleknown ladder scene, are Pete Grad as Doc Gibbs, Dave Barry as George Gibbs, Heller Halliday as Emily Webb, and John Steintirst as Simon Stimpson. X- X' liz Betty Ann Rarig meticulously applies pancake to Dee Parry for her role in Death Takes a Holi- day. John Steinfirst takes a last minute glance at his lines as Dick Staftord and Bill Claiborn worlc out a lighting technique. The Lab Theater ofters students the chance to direct their own productions. Below, Nancy Davi- son, Maris Clymer, and Jan Altman act out a French drama, ln The Sudsf'