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

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Pink Magic works its spell. HPINK MAGICH A Comedy in 3 Acts By Merritt Stone and Floyd Crutchfield Diffffmf Assistant Director GEORGE BURNS SMITH JOHN VAN DER VOORT CAST OF CHARACTERS Mariano ,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,, N ORMAN BLOCK Horty Evans ,,,,,,,, Y ,,,, MARTHA DORLON lose ,..,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,.,, ,,,...,, D A VID ROBERTSON Carney Baker ,,,,,,,,,,,.,..., ..,.,,, , MARY LOU MERON Wally Grant ,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,, WILLIAINI PRESCOTT lllrs. Candee .,.,....,,,ttttt,,,,,, V....VYVY.VYVtt .IOANN TAFT Estrellita DeVaris ..,.,., ,.,,,, B ETSEY DICKINSON Ursula Lambie', Prowder ,,,,, ,,,,, J OAN O'CONNOR Kimball Colby ,,,,v,,,.,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,, D ALE GRANGER Mrs. Dwight Colby ,,,,,,,,,, .. ,,.,,,, JEAN LYKE .Mrs. Prowder ,,,,,,,I,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Y,YYYY,Y,,,,,,,VV L UCILLE OTT Holt ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, .. ,,,, FRED ROGERS Guide ,,,.,,.,,t,.,,,....,.,,.........,,,,,,,, ,,,,, , ,, JAMES MELLOM George Crater ,,,,,,,,, .,,,,,,,,,.,,, .I AMES HART Elmo Tltorndilfe Prowder ,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,, W ESLEY DYCKMAN Waitress ,,,,,,,,,, ,,,.,.,,,... V ICKIE DUELL Beulah Mae Fezenden , ,,.,, ,,,,,,,,,I C AROL JOHNSON Queen ....,,,,,,, .,,,......,.,,,,,,,. F AY ADGATE Clara Hotclz ,,,,,,,,,,,,.,.,, ,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,A,, Y L OIS OWEN Indian ,,,,,,,.,.,,.,, ,,,,, C LAIRE MCCORMICK Hester Hatch ,,,,,,,Y,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, , JANICE THORNE Mexican Musicians .,,,,,, ,,,,,,..... .,.,,,,.,.. M A C BECKWITH DANCERS-Peter Whitten, William Donohue, .Iudy Watson, Mary Sullivan. I'II keep reminding you. D0n't lead, Lambief' MARK CLECHORN

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Highlighting the festive holiday season was our picturesque Crystal Ball on December 28th. The colored lights reflected from the rotating crystal ball gave the entire ballroom the effect of falling snowflakes as it glimmered over the blue snow castle and silver sleigh. The sparkling snow cave with the colorful elves playing about it set a mood of make believe, while the snowmen, the evergreen backdrop, and the music of Lou Carrls Orchestra, created a wonderful atmosphere for our Senior Ball. Betsey Dickinson and Marv Dobert, as Co-chairmen of our Crystal Ball, ably directed the committees in their efforts toward a wonderful evenin 3466 Looking very pleased at their snow castle and silver sleigh are Mary Lou Meron and Stitch Stilwell. s E n X i X 3 2 i 3 it 5

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I am Estrellita de Varis! SYNOPSIS This comedy, based on the teen age best seller of the same name by Margaret Lee Runbeckf' deals with a group of American tourists and their amusing dramatic experiences in Mexico City. The main interest is provided by three girls whose pursuit of romance furnishes the background for a number of mirthful episodes. Lambie Prowder wore glasses and found Dorothy Parker all too right about them. She had brains, but what's the good of brains to a 16-year-old girl? What she needs is charm and plenty of it, if she is to compete with Horty and Corney, a wonderful, grown-up 17 with all that it takes to make life worth living in terms of attracting the other sex. The three girls are packed off with a chaperon for a summer of art study in Mexico. The entire action takes place in the patio of the Casa Maximilian in Mexico City. ACT ONE-Scene 1: Afternoon, July. ACT ONE-Scene Il: One week later. Intermission ACT TWO-Scene I: Early afternoon, several days later. ACT TWO-Scene Il: Late that same night. Intermission ACT THREE-Scene I: Evening the following day. ACT THREE-Scene II: Mid-morning, two weeks later. ENTR'ACTE MUSIC The String Ensemble played under the direction of Maurice Whitney You sketch too easy. It dunt mean nutting, Senorita.