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

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T The Devil and Daniel Webster pleased the Patrons' Evening audience. Shown in one of a long series of rehearsals are Lois Wood, Roger Scoville, Bob Dingman, Leroy Akins, and Mrs. Stark, director. patrons' evening Biology students fin white coatsl and mice lin white furj demonstrate for parents. Mr. Bosworth and the Dingmans enioy the evening. 22 Mrs. Thomas O'Brien and Mrs. Mae Maran ville talk books with Mrs. Bush, librarian

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The last piece of Scotch tape goes onto the center attraction of the decorations. spinsfer swing A few couples, arriving early, are eager to start a gala evening. Cokes and cookies, sold by Hi-Y during the intermission party in the cafeteria, are enioyed by these couples. This year's Spinster Swing, entitled Rhapsody in Red, was the most successful dance of the year. Attended by nearly 9OO students, it attracted many from other schools. Dance music of a wide variety was provided by the Pre- Iudes. Just starting their work, some more members of Hi-Y add streamers to the bandstand. Pris Trimbey gets another small item to be checked on the already full racks. 2 l ffl

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l 23 Miss Cricket you're the only female lady l ever loved. This romantic scene took place during the Junior-Senior Dramatics Club presentation For the Love of Allah. Partslwere played by Tim Robinson, Rochelle Saidel, John Whitney, Barbara Aronson, Joanne VanDerwarker, and David Palmer. comedy night Daveen Hansen, Barbara Wilson, and Betsy McNairy seemed terrified of Ronnie Baker as a burglar, but the girls and their mother, Michele Bedesem, end up turning the poor thief into a nervous wreck.