Harriton High School - Aurora Yearbook (Rosemont, PA)

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i BOYS' CHORUS Mr. Teoreg J. Bradford, L, Larson, G. Lewis, M. Roach, T. Moffett, J. Hirsh, B. Cclehuff, L. Grey, T. King, J. Bradley, R. Silverman. GIRLS' CHORUS Shank, L. Boss. S. Levensonp D. Youcmovichg S, Rieffg SECOND ROW: Mr. Teorep S. Goneg B. Lyonsp Keenan, THIRD ROW: L. Gross, S. Kromerf P. Nelsong S. Goodbyp M. Dorom L. Prcilli J. Vogelp Herberh J. Askew, FOURTH ROW: C. Gollihuef M. Geary. D. Georgicisg C JoHeef M. Hodesf S. Gull. Mudwoyg B. Ferguson: C. Klein. You get on A Ior arrangement. FIRST ROW: C. Cumminghcmg S. Klingensmivhg G. Dovisp S. Ellis. R. Elwellf V. Siegelq A. Brunnerg C B Garson: J. Sfockg M. Engleg M. Childs. S. Howorclg V. Grossman: A. Perchonockg G. Hagen, P. Rader, M S 43 I l

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SING ALONG WITH TEARE FIRST ROW: C. Weitzel, C. Roach, S. Boop, M. Shinn, L. Sotie, S. Staflord, D. Sturla, B. Geckle, M. Sossaman, B. Benson, J. McDowell, C. Hatter, A. Medinger, J. Leuliette, B. Weider, M. Madara, D. Frost, J. Laughead, SEC- OND ROW: Mr. Teare, J. Chapin, M. Bohem, M. Kitzmiller, P. Quinlan, H. Hyland, L. Owen, S. Fridlington, P. Herbut, B. Pettit, D. Mouger, S. Brill, R. Fitler, C. Soam, M. Palmer, J. McArthur, S. Farris, J. Kitzmillerg THIRD ROW: J. Baker, C. James, J. Sumerson, A. Crawford, C. Baldwin, E. Steven- son, T. Kneply, T. Tompkins, L. Durante, R. Cross, S. Keith, C. Johnson, L Strawbridge, P, Pugh, J. Halberstadt, H. Brooks, C. Cook, FOURTH ROW D. Edwards, J. Alsop, J. Budd, D. Sandler, A. Liss, E. Petka, R. Dennison, R Grey, N. Sanborn, H. Sellers, P. Ogle, D. Gone, L. Sussman, VOCAL MUSIC Old father time ticked oft many Hne moments for Harriton's vocal music department this year. Under the direction of Mr. Ronald Teare, the choir, girls' chorus, and boys' chorus pre- sented very inspiring Christmas and Spring Concerts, The 75- member choir also sang at other places in the community. Highlighting the choir's performances were songs from countries such as Mexico, England, Denmark, and Czecho- slovakia. A new idea of an outdoor concert in the spring also n'et with great success. Meanwhile, the 50 or so members of girls' and boys' chorus a'e busily training for the responsibility of becoming part of next year's fine choir. As time progresses, it is the belief of the music department that Horriton will continue to produce fine vocal music groups.

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NATIONAL THESPIANS FIRST ROW: C. Hoffer, L. Coren, .l. Metzgar, A. Lieb, J. Keenan, L. Herndon, E. Greenburg, SECOND ROW: S. Garson, N. Abrams, R. Segal, R. Gottlieb, S. Carroll, W. Tatnollp THIRD ROW: B. Wieder, N. Hughes. SHOW TIME STAGE CREW The Stage Crew played an important role backstage in both Thespian productions and other assemblies. Lett to right: Mr. Westover, Mr. Steinman, G. Bright, G. Keenan, J. Metzgar, C. Gillespie. 44 l .,i,,. , . SPONSORS PRESIDENT VICE-PRES. SECRETARY TREASURER THESPIANS CAST . . . ..,. Mrs. Eva Murphy Mr. Leland Johnson . . . .... Richard Segal . . ..... Alice Leib . . . ..... Nancy Hughes . . . ........ Richard Gottlieb ACT I Do As The Romans Do original musical satire by R. Gottlieb ACT II The Man Who Came To Dinner George Kauffman and Moss Hart Act I Scene I Scene II Act II Scene l Scene ll Act Ill Scene I SYNOPSIS OF SCENES Sept.-Dec. First play goes into pro- duction. Dec, 8, i96i: Presentation of first play. Jan.-March. Second play goes into production. March 23, I962. Presentation of the second play. Spring Initiation Dinner of National Thespian Members, an honorary dramatic organization for those achieving an approved IOO hours of work.