Lowville Academy and Central School - Lowacadian Yearbook (Lowville, NY)

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U51 Fl il Rl' i 'E Standing: jane Zehr, Richard Prashaw, Nancy Kelly, Bill Cassie, Beverly Rogers. Lying: Noel Day, Gary Joyce Russell, joan Schantz. Seated: Mary Alice Cannan, Jadwin. Clam of 56 Prefenlf 'Pbmfzlam of flee Hgh fcboaln The Senior class presented Phantom of the High School on November 18, their second attempt at drama. The play proved to be a success under the direction of Miss Genevieve Smithling. The play took place at Benson City during its centennial celebration. It dealt with the appearance of a legendary black phantom and a mysterious theft at the High School, during rehearsal for a pageant. Suspense, finely woven with the amusing antics of the principal's son, kept the plot moving at a fast pace, and held the interest of the audience to the end. A romantic interest was also provided by the rivalry between Rick and Alan over the affections of julie. Pat Western, Prompter, Nancy Kelly, Richard Prashaw, Merlin Waldron, jane Zehr, Ronald Campany, Carol Norma Ager, Gary jadwin, joan Schantz, Clark Chase, Chartrand, Bill Cassie, Edgar Fitzgerald, Gary Mclntyre, joan Peebles, Richard Hulbert, Joyce Russell, Noel Day, Sharon Mumford, Prompter. Kathleen Duflo, Mary Alice Cannan, Beverly Rogers,

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x X I, ks c ' at 'D 1 'N' . - X- 1. . ' l'-' jx , J, . X -5 First Row: Julie Steiner, Julia Nichols, Diana Allen, Sally Sylvester, Norma Ager, Marian Moshier, Charlotte Roy, Shelby Youngs, Walter Reed, Kenneth Snyder, Gordon Allen. Second Row: Mary Schloop, Elinor Greene, Mary Meda, Diane Virkler, Jane Zehr, Sharon Mumford, Mary Rogozienski, Corinne Rebb, Rose Powlin, Gilbert Stofile, John Roy, George Johnson. Third Row: en-fy N, w Xgcrcgvv ON-S' Sharon Osterhaudt, Margaret Duflo, Marion Hulbert, Joyce Arthur, Mary Schrag, Mary Ann Roman, Carolyn Sweredoski, Kathleen Duflo, Peggy Smith, Dick Greene, Davis Cooper, Harry Repak. Fourth Row: Jane Nortz, Sue Robinson, Jill Teeter, Joanne Ward, Diane Fitz- Gerald, Patricia Nortz, Helen O'Connor, Gary Jadwin, Clifford Cook, Scott Wilcox. , - QV V ,,Z,,,LnfU ' X .Vg riff' Iflfzij'-I www f .ai W saw . V ,M in. ,U I pf CHORUS QW J' fa v jf- ,ff J ,, , This year's chorus, under the direction of Mrs. Anne Peters, had a very successful and busy year. Mr. Williams, who is Mr. Askins' assistant, also directed the chorus. ' 'J Also, helping the large group that met in the school auditorium on Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday mornin s were B'll G V 1f ' ,J I JHAT, xii Ji! l, J , ff. g 1 runert, president, George Kilpatrick, vice- ' president, Dick Greene as secretary and Peter Biche as treasurer. We appreciated the loyalty of the two accompanists, Jane Nortz and Marion Hulbert. Susan Robinson and Colleen Roche kept the music sheets in order after the chorus had used them in select- A ing songs for their annual activities. GIRLS' QUARTET: Nancy Kelly, Joanne Ward, Joan Peebles, Jane Nortz. BOYS' QUARTET: Richard Greene, David Boshart, Gordon Allen, David Klosner. 24