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

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Sophomores combine talent with a well-written comedy to produce a smash hit: Joanne Van- Derwarker, student director, Jimmy Warren, Rockwell Webb, Bob Dingman, Rochelle Saidel, Alfred Robinson, Joanne Spector, Sherwood Cornell, Lois Wood, Roger Scoville, Bob Sagan, Pricilla Trimbey, and Nancy Wright. HTHE MYSTERY OF MOULDY MANORN by TED WESTGATE CAST Jennifer fLittle Boo Booj ..,.,... ,..,,.,,..7777 ,r7,, J O ANNE SPECTOR Aleric ......,...,,.,,..,,,,,,,,,7,....,, ,.....,. R OBERT SAGAN Katherine Morris ..,,.,, ,,,,..,. N ANCY WRIGHT Charles Wedgwood ..,,,l.. ,,,,,..... R OGER SCOVILLE Halda ,.,.,,,.,,,,,.,,ri,,,, ,.,, P RISCILLA TRIMBEY Noxana ,,,,,,,,,, -,,,,,, ,,,,,, R O CHELLE SAIDEL Philberr ,,,,,,,,,,,l,,,,,,,,,,,7,,ii,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,7. ,,.,. .,,,7,,,77,,.. ROBERT DINGMAN Nick Sherlock ,.,......,,,,,,l,,..,.......,,,.........,,,,,,.,.,,.,... SHERWOOD CORNELL The Ghost of Grandma Wedgwood .,i,,i.., ,, .i,i,,,,.,.....iVi,iii,i LOTS WOOD The Portrait of Grandpa Wedgwood .e.f.,,,,,..,,,i,. ,... , , ALFRED ROBINSON Student Director ,,,,,,,,,T,,,W,,,,,,,,,e,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,... JOANNE VANDERWARKER The Mystery of Mouldy Manor produced an eight-legged star who terrified both cast and audience.

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The Junior-Senior Dramatics Club presentation of a' satirical comedy, The Man Who Married A Dumb Wife, brought roars of laughter and applause from the audience. Glens Falls High's Octette blends voices for many local organizations as well as at Drama Night. The members are Darlene LaRose, Pat Benedict, Beth Davis, Margaret Park, Ronald Deyette, Jim Minnick, David Granger, and John Lemery. O e e, 1 . ,f its t Our ambitious stage crew consists of three hard working members, Jim Minnick, Warren Cole, and Rocky Webb. These boys handle the technical end of productions put on in our school. Their job consists of arranging stage settings and operating hack drops, cur- tains, and lights. Even though they are never seen by the audience, everyone knows they are backstage doing their best.

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Bagpipers: Jerry Cashion, Henry Sch- The flute trio: Cynthia Seeber, Judy erer, Harold Kirkpatrick, and James Streeter, and Victor Culver. Alexander. Dancers: .Ioan Champagne and Linda Reidell. Jazz makers: Paget Newbury, Donald Tisinger, Bill Perry, Dave. Bullard, and Ricky Hungerford. Drama Night this year gave several tal- ented students the opportunity to dis- play their skills. Four bagpipers from the Red and Black Watch brought cheers and applause from the audience. The flute trio presented a most enjoyable rendition of Three Blind Mice. A tap dance and a modern toe dance added a touch of variety to the card, and the Medicine Men concluded the evening with two jazz selections.