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

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.if ,nl I fear me it was most unladylikef' Student director Joan Howland fthird from right, standingl begins coaching the players for Quality Street. Seated are: Phyllis Eddy fMiss Fanny Willoughbyjfg Betsy Fish fMiss Susanl and standing are: Phyllis Zervas fPattylg William Swirsky fthe sergeantlg and JoanHowland. ' F904 CAST OF CHARACTERS Sir James M- Baffie JOAN HOWLAND, Director Miss Phoebe Throssel .........,....,, J EANNE CHARLEBOIS Lieutenant Spicer ....,,.... JACK ABBOTT An Old Soldier .,,,.,.. HONG SONG KIM Fanny Willoughby ...,..,. PHYLLIS EDDY Henrietta Turnbull ........ LINDA RIEDELL Valentine Brown .,,...,. VICTOR CULVER Ensign Blades ..,,.... JAMES ALEXANDER Recruiting Sergeant .,,,,,,,,,.,,,....., WILLIAM SWIRSKY Susan Throssel ,...,.........,,,,,, BETSY FISH Miss Willoughby ,v...e,. JOAN HOWLAND Patty .........,,,,,,....,.... PHYLLIS ZERVAS JUDY HART, Stage manager ACTS I, II, and III Scene: The Blue and White room in the house of Miss Susan and Miss Phoebe in Quality Street. ACT III Scene: A Tent Pavilion used as a card and a retiring room at the Officers' Ball. Ten years elapse between Acts I and II One week elapses between Acts II and III Two days elapse between Acts III and IV The scene is England during the time of the Napoleonic Wars But, Miss Phoebe . . . , pleads Valentine Brown as Jeanne Charlebois and Victor Culver rehearse the leading roles of Quality Street. V '4Q3t:.l1.fziiaE2iEi5eS2rEbi?2ki5rTfi

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' gnu! The Glens Falls Senior Marching Band receives enthusiastic cheers as it marches into its familar MGB formation to the tune of We Want A Touchdown. Band members are: Jack Abbot, Philip Acherman, David Aronson, William Benson, David Bullard, Geoffrey Brennan, Allen Carter, Joan Champagne, Donald Clark, Harvey Comar, Sharon Corbett, Jean Cotter, Robert Cullen, Victor Culver, Beth Davis, Judy Eddy, Barbra Epstein, Betsy Fish, Earl Fratus, Robert Gates, Alfred George, Susan Gillan, Jeffrey Hallett, Carol Hanna, and James Henry. Janice Hewlett, Jean Howland, Eric Hungerford, Lester Jacobs, Peter Keene, Philip Lange, John Lemery, Barbra Levenson, Charles Maurer, Nancy Mclntire, Meredith Mock, Helen Moynihan, James Nesbitt, Walda Nisoff, Peter Osterhoudt, William Perry, Nancy Williams, Susan Woeckner, Mary Ann Woodbury, Betty Beaman, Roanne Cline, and Gail Warner. 23

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The hard working stage crew prepared sets and lighting. Kneeling, left to right: Jack Abbott, David DeLong, Fred Schwab, Bill Wall, and George Etesse. Standing: Jim Porter, Bob Ginsburg, Peter McCormick, Russ Robertson, and Bill Fun in rehearsal of Quality Streetn as James Alexander as Ensign Blades carries out Jeanne Charlebois playing the part of Miss Phoebe. Hong Song Kim as the Old Soldier, Jack Abbott as Lieutenant Spicer, and Jacqueline Clark as Charlotte look on. Barrie's light, Whimsical comedy of a man who fell in love in the woman's world of Quality Street was the selection for the senior class play of 1957. This play. a perennial favorite since its original production in 1901, challenges the actors and delights the audience whenever it is produced. Our presentation, like so many before it, had many rewards for both cast and audience. In the dressing room, costume and make-up committees get ready for the senior class presentation of Quality Street. Members of the committee are Pat Smith, Pat Kitchen, Birgit Okeson, Carol Yanklowitz, Judy Morse, Vera Hall, Jacqueline Gray, Betsy Fish fSusanl, Barbara Vanlflerwaker, Leah Hay, Jaqueline Clark, Maryann Torchetti, Prudence Prescott, and Maris Sheehan. Swirsky. 1 l if .FK