McKinley Junior High School - Purple and Gold Yearbook (Los Angeles, CA)

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PURPLE 232 COLD Musical Talent Developed at McKinley The A9 Girls' Glee Club. The B9 Girls' Glee Club.

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v PURPLE QXSCDLU Stagecraft Classes D0 Efficient Work is MT L H q ' l u ' Y i The Stagecraft Crew-Pmlline Blaozlc, Directorg Floyd Gl1f7'd7'1,0T, Stage Mm1,a.ger. A For the first time in the school history McKinley has a stage craft class, which is devoted entirely to the work of the -stage. In this class they make designs for stage set- ingsg they also make miniature sets for school plays. The work of the stage crew is included in the class. The boys who are on the crew, shift scenes for sets, and put up sets for assemblies, and all entertainments. This year for class work, the members are taking up the modern phases of the craft. 'Not for large theaters, but more on the idea of the smaller movement. W The work for the operetta was done by the A9 Winter Class. These who should re- ceive special mention are: Leonard Little and Dale Wefel, who painted the castle. The doors for the garden scene were designed and painted by Antonio Correa. The large window was constructed by George Katanian. Edward Sovinski has had charge of light- ing the stage for two years. Miss Pauline Blank is very proud of stage craft class, which is made up of all boys and one girl. They are: Henrietta Shinn, Clarence Arndt, Leo Berton, Lee Burries, Peter Cuccio, William Graner, Roy Hennessey, Geo. Hughes, Clyde Martin, Julius Mitchell, Camille Pat, Hilario Ramos, Edward Sovinski, Edgar Tatum, Elmore Taylor, Wm. French and Alex Glassman.-Beatrice Trapani, A9.

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