Hermon DeKalb Central School - Demon Yearbook (De Kalb Junction, NY)

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r-t OJ lO 1 Paul Raymo 2 Jeanne Benware 3 Gary Davis Patty Soule Janet Reed Rosemary Bishop Vance Phillips Front row Left to Right 4 Shirley Klock 5 Billy Seavey 6 Hazel Stevens Second Row Left to Right 5 Bruce Tamblin 6 Carolyn Burnham 7 Linda Geer 8 Anne G-eer Cradle; 7 Shirley Petrie 8 Sally Klock 9 Lucy Stevens 10 Jimmy Stevens 11 Gerald Boclalr 12 Donn£§i. Stewens 13 Donnie Walker

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29 D CAPAHS n n U n 0 (Front row, left to right) Eliot Bigelow, Gerald Rose, John Langtry, Lester villeneuve, Charles Rowland, Robert Benware, Clifford Tibbits, Donald Kio, Norbert Hall, David Ashwin, Richard Cass, Eddie Boclair. (Second row, left to right) Robert Ricnardson, Carolyn Tamblin, Beatrice Conlin, Lucretia Stevens, Bethany Petrie, Donna Bigelow, Virginia Richardson, Arthur Tibbits, Anne Marie Walker, Bonita Villeneuve, slna Arnold, lay Raymo, Shirley Arnold, Mary Jane Fuller, (Third row, left to right) Floyd Streeter, Gloria Boclair, Virginia Raymo, Marilyn Kennedy, Marjorie Kennedy, Loretta Boprey, Marion Durant, Helen Mary Reed, Irene Rowland, Eloise Tibbits, Audrey Wood, Joanne Conklin, (Back row, left to right) Ethel Newcombe, Dorothy Rowland, Sally Loucks, Julie Anne Tibbits, Darrell Hughes, Donald Rose, Edwin Bressette, prank Dim.oek, Orton Dimock, Carl Raymo, Laurence Langtry, Elwin Bigelow, Roscoe stowell, Floyd Newcombe, Gladys villeneuve, Shirley Langtry, Stanley Turner,

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CULLUD CAPAHS 31 , rch 20- Mr. Bowler let it out of the bag today- A minstrel show- !d2£—«Letis show the town we're still alive - reaction varied but all in all the idea seemed to catch on- - - - mrch 21- 1st rehearsal of the chorus- best song Chatanoogle Shoe —sTUhe Boy- Mr Bowler's solos are something from hunger i l varch 22- Practice for the endmen and some of the specialty acts- —wonder M Bobbie R. will ever make the dialogue- Beezer's a natural- what will, we do with the 1st three grades- Miss Bernier used to dance- ah-ah- she’ll teach them a dance- uarch 23- Jazzbo Band practice- Girls miss gym again-boy, are they ®---angry-Dorothy snowed under - all. the tunes have to be trans- posed to get in the right key- uarch 24- More practice- getting sick of singing the same old stuff- Must admit, tho', we still don't knovv Robert E« Lee-Marion and Helen Mary are going to sing Kentucky Babe-that sure is a pretty tune J J March 27- Joanne coaxed into twirling-Julie Anne going to dance-grades are coming along fine- first rehearsal of Grayln Theater- Dick and David and Ghucky are very, very good at throwing popcornJl March 28- show is now just about ready to put together-How can the boys swing the girls off their feet in the squaredance? Prof is rapidly going crazy- alie Anne has her suit for the big night, kind of tight- hope it doesn't split ii March 29- End men getting jokes learned and accent is improving-every tETng is going along pretty smooth- everything is so upside down i March 30- Practice-practice-practice- everybody dreads make-up, espe clally Floyd N. March 31- Well, we’re ready to put the show together and go down to tEe grange hall. on Monday- we hope 1 i April 3- My gosh- prof, has two new songs for the chorus to learn in two days- Eloise likes the Toot Toot Tootsie - April 4- Stanley having a time trying to say cow instead of keeyow v every one .thjrmlng about What to-wear-'has to' bb white 'blousds and shirts- April 5- The day of days- look at the stageJJ Teachers up 'till all hours doing that- programs were done at same time- Where's the paint for Joanne's stickjjj Boy. what a lousy rehearsal- hope it's not an indication of tonight's performance- Everyone brought lunch- Afternoon rehearsal worse- are we all going to get on that stage- JSlatform 0f boys not too steady- well, here we are- 3book at Beezer's big eyes- Floyd's blond hair was hard to cover- here we go- Whaddya' know? Went over fine 11