Liberty High School - Cauldron Yearbook (Bethlehem, PA)

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Discussing plans lor baby George are Nellie and lerry Cohan. Mr, Kehley adjugfg a strobe light prior to opening night , . if-' g 'X lx . f ii R N r y g . 1 F . I- ,,, - -i George's future wife, Ethel Levey, sings one of his songs. Albee debates hiring the Cohans for a spot on Broadway.

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., 'Da .ff ,N X064 The full company steps out in All Aboard for Broadway. jerry and Nellie perform at the Columbia Theater. A tiny showstopper awaits her cue. CAST George M. Cohan . . .....,, . . . Charles Russell Jerry Cohan ..... Michael Malok Nellie Cohan . . ...,.. Sarah Grace losie Cohan .. ...., lane Morano Ethel Levey Cynthia Moyer Agnes Nolan .... E. Brucie Patterson Fay Templeton .... .. Mary Lou Hurd Sam Harris . . . . lames Rohrbach Archie .,,..... .,,.. B rian Hoffert E. F. Albee ....... Michael Donchez Madame Grimaldi .... Emilia Huertas Mrs. Red Deer . .,.. Lisa Cruikshank Mr. Behman ,,,, .... M ark Shestok Pushcart Girl . . . .. . Debbie Moore Pushcart Girl ........ lill Yeakel Rose ......... .... M ichele Pron Freddie ........ ,,.. S cott Ryder Ma Templeton . ...... Ruth Feaver Hank .......... Kevin Tresolini Walt .,,... ,... I ohn Couch Director . . .... Paul Ortega CHORUS Kathy Barna, Karen Fuhrman, Lynne Frey, Tammy Grquin- ovic, Barbara Hannon, Debra Henry, Deborah Moore, Nancy Snyder, Ianice Troiani, lill Yeakel, Karen Anger- man, Eileen Christman, Brenda jones, Barbara Karoly, Lisa Cruikshank, Anne Meder, Sandra Morganelli, Randee Ni- cholas, loanne Prately, Pamela Roberts, Michele Sablich, Connie Zelezen, Al Ebeling, john Couch, Michael Don- chez, Brian Hoffert, Tom Horwath, Sam Krafly, James Nel- son, Paul Ortega, James Rohrbach, Scott Ryder, Mark Rzucidlo, Mark Shestok, Kevin Tresolini.

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Vesper services bring spirit of Christmas At Christmas the doors of Liberty High School were opened wide to members of the community as students combined their vocal and instrumental talents to present the annual Vesper services. This year they were held on the evenings of December 11,14, and 15 under the direc- tion of Mr. Donald Snider and Mr. Ronald Sherry. After an organ prelude by Mrs. Ernest Wescoe, the Girls' Ensemble, a new addition to the Liberty music pro- gram, opened the performance with a trio of numbers. Each offering was well sung and well received by the large audiences. Next was the procession of the junior and Senior Glee Clubs to the music of Gustav HoIst's On This Day and the traditional Silent Night. The beautiful renditions of Lost in the Night, Beautiful Savior, and The Many Moods of Christmas were surpassed only by Handel's mighty Hallelujah chorus. Musical offerings by the Sophomore Choir and the or- chestra rounded out the performance. Throughout the program tableaux representing scenes surrounding the birth of Christ added a touch of beauty to the proceed- ings. Mr. Carl Langkamer was responsible for the staging of these scenes, and Mr, Dale Kehler coordinated the stage crew's efforts. The sounds of Christmas put lim Morrison in a contemplative mood. 1 l A ' in 4 V' . x . Q f Q . R 8 4 4 A host of angels gives praise to the infant Savior,