Morristown School for Boys - Salmagundi Yearbook (Morristown, NJ)

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ilf- ' ' 'ff ss! ffl Q Qt P ,M Left to right, front row: Laing, Iaclcson. Seward, Bostrom, AQ, , L, t M. Ingram. Second row: Houck. Rumsey. Lichtenstein, Dean. nj' Ayrault, Paterno, Van Arsdel. Third row: Baldwin, Kaiser. ff' ' Nye, Farny, Moglia, Knauer, Allen, Scerbo. 4, .t , T 1 ' t f wp N . if if , ...,. Qtttifti' + f N1 I 4' tl . .f . I .4 X I l Q, ,. Vlll 777+ 1 , A y i, The highlight of this year's Glee Club , A .A activity was the performance of Gilbert and . g K A Su1livan's Patience. On all counts the operetta was an eminent success. Mr. .Wallace's di- rection was, as usual, thorough and competent. Despite lack of time for rehearsals and numer- ous conflicts, he prepared the boys for a pol- ished performance. Mr. Komoski and his crew merited special praise for their designing and building of the scenery and handling of stage properties. The boys themselves acted and sang with an almost professional air. Dan Ayrault and Mickey Farny were excellently cast as He-

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l' tLMtGUNlll Editor-in-Chief THOMAS BLUE Sports Editor DUANE WAHL Business Manager HAROLD INGRAM Photography IORDAN RIAK Writers ARTHUR AYRAULT, IR. TOSEPH RUMSEY RICHARD LICHTENSTEIN Lett to right, seated: Wahl ,- I., txx X. I Xt ps

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5 3 A' 1 ginald Bunthorne and Archibald Grovenor Iorge Reynolds and Phil Houck as Patience and Lady lane were enthusiastically applauded by the audience for their characterizations of the leading feminine roles Les Kaiser adroitly sang the tongue twisting lines of Colonel Cal- verly. Fred Van Arsdel and Dick Lichtenstein were entirely convincing as Dragoons. All other members of the cast merit ac- claim, which for lack of space. cannot be given here. However, if their successors are equally as capable, the operetta next year will again be one oi the brightest occasions on the School's calendar. at J 'x , ww