Glens Falls High School - Red and Black Yearbook (Glens Falls, NY)

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QVLIIOI' X rewion Haifa! MONOLOGUE-IsN'T NATURE WONDERFLILP ------- Ryerson anal Clrnzellls Miss Irma Petit enters and speaks to the members of her nature class, Nancy Gnwan READING-SHOE SHINI2 - - - - - Keith Fuller VOCAL SOLO-INTO THE NIGHT ------- - Ellen Kilpatrick Accompanist-Marilyn Abbott READING-GREATER LOVE LIATH No lVLAN ------ - KA cutting from 'KA Tale of Two Citiesnj Myron Abramson READING-HUN-GAH - ------- - Adapted from My Sister Eileen Dorothy Montgomery VIOLIN SOLO-BHOIKA STACCATO ----- Fred Hawkins Accompanist-Maurice Wlmitney READING-THE STORY or GERTRUIIE THE GOVERNESS Loyal Rawson READING-MAMA AND HER BANK ACCOUNT - - Adapted from Mama's Bank Accountn Martha Schoman BALLET DANCE-THE SNOWBIRIJ ------ Anne Erickson Accompanist-Alberta Cote READING--TI-IE FIRST DAY --------- George and QA cutting from Anything Can Happennj jerry Dean MONOLOGUE-THE GYM HOUR ------ ---- Scene: The Gymnasium Dana Burnrft Clara Ezfzuarils Charles Dickens Ruth MvKvm1r3f Dil1il'll-HL'ifl,fZ Sfvlrbcn Lvacozsk Knlhryn Forlvvx Delibrx Helen 1'11paxb1fi1-I' - Edna Means Miss Peptone, the Director of Physical Education, is in charge of her class of ladies who are troubled with nvoirdupois. Marlene Reichert EXf7l'C'SXf0l1 is in charge of SARA GABRIEL

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pafrona ' Wgfuf -9 Man .flloufcl gave a :few A Comedy in One Act by LISA REMBOVA CHARACTERS Dolores --------- Dorothy Montgomery Three Very Young Men The Maiden Aunt X Nancy Bartlett Myron Abramson, Keith Fuller, Douglas Mitchell The Hired Girl Three Young Things Thelma Newcomb Mrs. McGillicuddy, the prompter - - - Helen Murphy The Chorus Girl l Jean Landry Archie McGillicuddy ------- Boyce Rawson Charlie, the stage manager ------ james Hamell Adelaide Idala Dade ---- - Ellen Kilpatrick Mr. Forbes CPropsj -------- Loyal Rawson A Florist's Boy - - - - - Robert Diskin Three More Young Things Melpomene Wimpus ----f-- Martha Schoman Anne Erickson, Nancy Gowan, Marlene Reichert Basil Pendragon's Voice ---- Harold J. Engwer, jr. PLAcE: The women's make-up room in the Little Theatre. - TIME: 1927. Evening. Production Staff Stage Manager-Robert Diskin Scene-Harold Engwer, Douglas Mitchell Lighfx-Myron Abramson, Chairmang Keith Fuller, James Hamell, Cynthia Van Witt, Gloria Vaughn Properliex-Betty Varnum, Chairman, Jane Ashley, Joan Denton, Nancy Gowan, Jane Kingsley Costumes--Norma Fox, Chairmang Anne Erickson, Zoe Burnham, Ethel Clarke, Marlene Reichert Di1'L'Ff01'-Sara Gabriel Assistunt Director-John Van Der Voort KOMM, SUSSER Too - - - Buch-Whitney OVERTURE To ROSAMUNDE - - - ---- Schubert STAR DUST ---------- Carmichael-Sopkin High School Orchestra

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jfae Lggnior fgfay U unior Miss By JEROME CHODOROV and JOSEPH FIELDS Harry and Grace Graves have two children - Lois and particularly Judy, who at 13 has, besides her confidante Fuffy and an amazing capacity for food, a burning desire to grow up to the glamorous age of her sister Lois, who is 16. With characteristic reasoning Judy decides that her father must be in love with the daughter of his boss, affectionately called B. In confidence with Puffy it is decided that it is Judy's duty to bring Harry back into the family fold. It is first necessary, however, to eliminate Ellen, who, when she isn't working at her father's office or catering to his every whim, is an occasional visitor at the Graves' apartment. In addition to saving her family and impressing upon them the fact that she has come of age to assume Lois' perfumes and adolescent affectations, Judy takes it upon herself to save her Uncle Willis, whom she has never seen until his unexpected arrival at her home on Christmas Eve. Because Uncle Wfillis, name must never be mentioned in the presence of her mother and because there was a recent movie based on the same situation, Judy decides that Uncle Wfillis has been spending his unmentionable time in one of the country's best penitentiaries. And, when Judy isn't binding the family ties, she and Fuffy are practising to walk in their first high-heeled shoes and conspiring to wangle local young men - of their own age -- to be their escorts for the coming New Year's dance, the result of all of which practically assures Harry of the loss of the partnership with J. B. for which he has been working steadily for years, together with the immediate need of a competent psychiatrist for everyone else concerned. However, with circumstances at their worst, there is an unexpected turn, and Judy becomes Miss Judy Graves, a lovely Junior Miss who has her escort for her first dance.