Lambertville High School - Hiltopia Yearbook (Lambertville, NJ)

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Operetta Cast: Pulicemen: Front Row Ql,eft to right! l.ew VYhite, Rich- ard llulick, Peter Fuerst, Henry Nalence. Standing: Chas. Holcombe, Harvey Taber, Ernest Holcmnbe, XYarren Knechel, Dominick Zambello. Other members of cast: First Row: John Prall, Marion Edwards. lftliel NYalton, Rita Reed, joan Cifelli, llaris Slack, Lillian Carnmdy, Ruth Knoster, Roberta Patterson. Second Row: Barbara Medoilf, Gloria Stoy, Nvilliani Allen, Patricia Falierty, Lois XVortlx, lloris Ireland. 'llhird Row: Nancy Davis, llelen Cardutci, Virginia Dooley, Adella Curtis, Phyllis Patterson, Mary Shoemaker, Pauline Bennett, Janet Bnrcl, Jayne Stockton. Claire llunin, june Reed, Ruth Larison. OPE RETTA Pirates of Penzance The musical season opened on November 17 and 18 with the presentation of Gilbert and Sullivan's colorful operetta Pirates of Penzance by the com- bined Glee Clubs. The leading parts were aptly portrayed by: THE CAST Mabel, General Stanley's Youngest Daughter -- --- General Stanley's Daughters -- Frederic, a Pirate Apprentice -- Richard, Pirate Chief ...... Edward, a Sergeant of Police -, Major-General Stanley ......v,. - Samuel, Pirate Chiefs Lieutenant .- - Ruth, Piratical Maid-of-all-work Marion Edwards Y Phyllis Patterson Daris Slack Ethel Walton --- John Prall Harry Mohn -- Ernest Holcombe - Y7illiam Allei - Norbert R.us o - - - , v Norma Kaplan 60 Operetta Principals: V Kneeling ileit to rightb lfthel VValton. Phyllis Patter- son, Marion Ifdwarrls, llaris Slack. Standing: Norbert Rus- so, Ilarry Mohn, john Prall, Norma Kaplan, XYilliani Allen. lfrnest llolcombe.

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I'ir-1 Row tl.r-ft to right! Clmrles 'lllClhXl'lll'fll, llonald Paul llezitll, llolmlry Ranlston, Clement llnaglzunl, llerx I l Klolln-, -Iuwpli 1':nvnllu, XYnync vlollns-un, Lewis XYl1itf', 'l'abc-r, lYillian1 Ifmlmilio Petei' lfuerst, llumqltl Zgqhler, .Url R liirrl Nr-wtmi, Riclinral Gnlick, fllEll'lCi llolcmnlre, Sec- Slyiniest, 'l'lnn11:aN Xlhlffs. l Row: llcnry Nnlcilcc, Riclxarcl Cavalli., Victor Ruse. MINSTREL Witlu the Gay Nineties as 21 theme, the Boys' Glee Club presented 21 hilari- ous minstrel on February 16 and 17. The Black Face Review had half of the boys attired as girls. Bill Allen was the interlocutor, Harry Mohn, john Prall, Norbert Rosso, Eugene Carmody, jacob Holcombe, and Ernest Holcombe the end men. Along with the end men, solos were sung by Henry Nalence, Rich- ard Cavallo, Thomas Wolfe, and jack Stymiest. l'rint'ip:tls: Xnrhert Russo, lfrnest llolcmnhe, ,lUlll'l l'rall, lYilli:un Allun, l'lllKt'llC CHl'lll0lly, llnrry Molm, Jacob llol- cunllrc, 61