Harriton High School - Aurora Yearbook (Rosemont, PA)

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CHOIR FRONT ROW: Mr. Taare IDIrec+crrI, B Hanzftwn. J. Nwp. S. SampIe, L. Hcrbuf, J, EIII5. C. Br' rar. G. Be-nnerf, R. Parkin- zrin, Q. Lnrwrftl., H. Sfevenscrn. B. Vance. S. Medinqer, M. Marnhour. L. Nalibofsky R. Drrwi-,'. R. Elerr. SECOND ROW: B Saam, E. Ifrernefr, B, I'5rIpaIricIr, J. Bader S. WexIer, A. EIen'uIrrq, E. TITIOW, S Srre-ber. B. Rr Ioinicn. D, Origin. E. Kirsch- ner, L. Rrchardg L. SQqaI. L. HrtT'Ier, J Monokcr. THIRD ROW: A, PQIIIII, G Gordon, D. Barsrvay. R. Waiirweighf, B Unfoor, S. LIp5QLnIz. J. Milner, C. Mason M. KIIcI1eII, C. Ayer, W, Acker, J L. Oaymon. E. EIIcI4er, E. Todd. B. Cari Oursler, FOURTH ROW: A, Roaenberq vaII1o, B, Kohn, H. Buninq, E. Moore E. CrysIer. ABSENTEES: B, Wafson, V Bemis. X A I-l . ., Q . . T' MIXED CHORUS ERONT ROW: Mr. Teare IDIrecTr11rI, B Kanzinqer. C, Briscoe, B, EIIif-I, B. McKee K. Fay. C Ernrn .r3, T, Ke-IIy, L. VL!-geI, B Ifirrggrrnrf J. Barr. R. Karl, L. Oefry SECOND ROW: A BeIrnrrnre, Ann Be-I VY'If'VET'E', M. Suriv-5 J, HamIIIon. D Re-gan, S. SI1r'rn'ran. J, Andrews, J. I'nIgIw+ fX.CI1an1ie. E. Le Para, THIRD ROW: S Birkrw, H. I'IarnrIcI, B. Marrin, B. Hearn A. Tafcr, J. MtDr3naId, T. DavIe5, E CC-ddlnqfon, C. Cr-Wzer. ABSENTEES: J TLIHIQ, H. Sparks. ' .3 ' , ,, VL... x .- ,. Q, BAND FRONT ROW: C. MiI'cIweII, N. SI. CIaIr, W. BrucI1, W. Rogers, R. B. WeInroII1, H, OosweIIer, R, Tomb. B.. Merzqar, M, WIIsr3n, C. Bradford, G.WynIroop. SECOND ROW:W. Brody. C. Franlqeburqer, Rawwn. E. Moore, D. DeubIe. C, Enqluflw. J. Esres. S, Smrfh, IR. H. Cohen, D. Pierce, C. I-IaIbersracII, W. Henderson, R. PI'nIIIpS. R. DIGIIIO, A. BraunTeIcI, S, McCoy. Mr. Erecn, R. Henderson, N. Arkan- Abel, T. Lodge, C. ScI1maIenburger, G. Bernsieln. THIRD ROW: son. S. Benneff, R. McConneII. Sixiy-five

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little theatre Upon seeing Harritonis magniticent stage and tighting system, the members ot the Nationat Thespian Society, Mrs. Eva Murphy, and Mr. John Date wasted no time organizing a dramatic group to tatre advantage ot such wondertut ta- citities. Those students who had tatent in any torm ot stagecratt or drama be- came members ot The Littte Theatre Group ot Harriton High School. The group presented two three act ptays and severat assembty programs. i'Stage Door, its tirst production, write ten by George S. Kautman and Edna Ferber, had a cast ot thirty-two, who accomptished a complete scenery change, and played to an audience ot seven hundred peopte. By sponsoring a dance, the potentiat Thespians raised money to tinance royatties and scenery buitding. White mastering their use ot language, devet- oping poise, sett-controt, individuat tatents, and appreciating dramatic titer- ature and its techniques, The Littte Theatre Group made dramatics an im- portant part ot Harriton's tirst year. Act wett your party there att the honor ties expresses wett the aim ot the honorary group, the National Thespian Society. To guatity tor membership, one must have at teast IOO hours ot wortc in the theatre. hennr sneiet J , sl P K N 'x FRONT ROVV: S. Fein, B. Burlce, S. Fisher, J. Krep ey, M. Tegter, S. Nissenbaum, J. Sumerson, A. Gotdstein, J. Marttey, L. Franectce, R. Levin. O. Rigterint, J. Epstein. SECOND ROW: L. l-torn, J. Mesirov, S. Ogetsby, S. Taytor, S. Davis, G. Forgie tVice-Presi- dertt. M. Batttes tpresidentt, Mrs. Murphy tSponsort, L. Ootdst-ein tSecretaryt, P. Hessetman tTre-asurert, Mr. Date tSponsort, B. Kirkpatrick, M. Krausen. THtRD ROW: S. Georgias, J. Eger, R. A. Jettries, J. Pettus, R. Sattz, P. Marts, T. Risberg, B. Shanti, N. Zatinslri, C. Mason, C. Hahn, L. Ogle, S. Hunger, G. Nye, P. thespiaus Hagan, M. Edwards, M. OiConnett, P. Knowles, M. Stover, C. Whartenby, J. Elkins, M. Young, C. Car- penter, L. Thomas. FOURTH ROW: S. Rosentietd, L. Kimmetrnan, R. Kushner, M. Greenberg, L. Atttectc, B. Mctntyre, G. Goodman, F. Kremer, J. Alsop, P. Driscctt, J. Scott, K. Cameron, A. Shaetter, E. Perchci- noctc, L. Fox, C. Briscoe, M. Hattett, B. Hevner, L. Decina, E. Asam. FIFTH ROW: S. Watts, l-t. Simons, E. Stonberg, W. Bearg, B. Saam, R. Cobrin, J. Decker. C. Carr, S. Shaetter, J. Levine, J. Kirshner, J. Foget, L. Hotter, C. Fcw.. FRONT ROW: J. Pettus, M. Batttes, L. Gotdstein. SECOND ROW: R. Hevner, Mrs. Murphy tSponsort, G. Forgie. ABSENTEE: Miss Sheety tSponsort. ,-, FRONT ROW: S. Medinger, S. Buchanan, Mrs. Jznes tSp.3p..-.rtx J, MC.,-913. SECQND RQW: T. Ltte.'.i'd, D. Cry-ither, G. F:rq'e, W. t-te'-ij.-i-y R, M4394 Sixty-six Everything at Harriton is new, including its chapter ot the Nationat Honor Society. A nucteus ot eight members have tinatty ted this intant organization through its tirst steps, and a constitution has been drawn up. Members witt be inducted on a basis ot teadership, scholarship, service, and character.