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

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Members of the Sophomore Dramatics Club who helped present A Portrait of Nelson Holiday are John Williams, Anne Hallenback Louis McArthur, Bonnie Dean, Sue Collins, Jon Hurwitz, Melody Wood, Michael Clarke, and Jane Greenberg. This humorous play deal ing with the life of a schoolboy starred Phil Mclntire as Nelson. Bob Sagan performs a do-it-yourself appendix operation assisted by Joan Aurelia and Holly Lester. Entitled The Handy Man, this skit was taken from a group of plays presented in the Phoe- nix Theatre in 1955. phoenix '55 Another skit in this group is First Page, presented by Karen Mazer, Nancy Wright, Stuart Carter, Debbie Liddle, Janet Fletcher, and Carol True. 24

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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.

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Gracefully dancing her way through a twirling routine, Barbara Burdo is A Study in Black and White. Joan Champagne and Laura Jane Tripp present a lively tap dancing routine entitled Rapid Rhythm. specialties With lighted batons, Sue Gillan and Barbara Aronson start off Comedy Night with a sparkle. The octet, consisting of Diana Ham, Marilyn Lance, Judy Joubert, Barbara Baffling the audience are Deane Cappello and Lois Wood, in a charmmgly Wilson, Jim Nesbitt, Stuart Carter, Kenny Baker, and Ronald Bader, sang Mr. Oriental magic show. Whitney's own composition Holiday.