North Hunterdon High School - Regis Yearbook (Annandale, NJ)

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in 0 f or r gm 3 4 l .2A, gg ,g CAST AND CHORUS OF MAKING THE MET FRONT ROW-Left to Right: jean Farrington, Joyce De-Poe, Alice Schmauser, Alice Gross, Ruth Backhus, Douglas Beavers, jill Mac- Fadyen, Phyllis Hartung, Katherine Shaadt, Shirley Apgar, Marie Burger, Jay Lindabury. SECOND ROW: Elmer Tinnes, Shirley Beavers, Mildred Mathews, Alda Norman, Shirley Conover, Carol Langston, Eileen Miller, Charles Bischoff, Martha Dziedzic, Jean Almind, jackie Smith, Catherine Cozze. THIRD ROW: Peggy Thomp- son, Virginia MacDonald, Alice Takacs, Susan Kuhne, Frances Mc- Creary, Ken Braun, Raymond Read, Glenn Lambert, jane Dunn, Alice Elliott, Andy Kalle. STANDING-REAR: Bob Kornberger. joan Hawk, Cathryn Tinnes, Ronald Burd, Doris Cassotti, Philip Headley, Nancy johnson, David Demeaux. STANDING-FRONT: Ray Poni- atowski, Bill Staudinger, Florence McCatharn, Edna Leonard. SEATED ON STAGE: Priscilla Thomas fat pianoj, Viola Likus, Ann Schneider, Diana Jacobs, Jean Erickson, Barbara McCollum, jack Gulick, Mercy From the sacrosanct stage of the Metropolitan Opera House to the no lesser hallowed stage of Regional is just a step. From the podium of Rudolph Bing to the podium of Miss Lois Neuwiesinger is even a shorter distance. The obvious proof of these statements was evident when the Regionettes, under the direc- tion of Miss Neuwiesinger, presented MAKING THE MET. After the per- formance, the audience departed with a sense of satisfaction and an awakening of the harmony which lies always in every human heart. Williamson, Betsy Bigelow, joan Willis. As gun shots echoed across the halls of 'Regionaln and dastardly villains hit the dust, the Honeytones , with the aid of part of the Male Glee Club, gal- loped at full musical tilt into their presen- tation of DO.Y'T FENCE .UE IX. The audience was carried hack to the days of the Old XYest when XVild Cat Kelly fought a musical hattle, to the death, with the sheriff. At the end of the musical drama, XYild Cat Kelly breathed his last while gasping out, in treinolo, Don't Fence Me ln. The audience enjoyed the entire production and on the way out, they col- lected their spurs and ten gallon hats, which they had checked. 90 CAST AND CHORUS OF DON'T FENCE ME IN SEATED-FRONT ROW-Left to Right: Pearl McElroy, Shirley Laube, Gloria Maxwell, Shirley Oakes, Nancy Sammis, Elsa Letten- mier. SECOND ROW: Loretta Bloemeke, Dorothy Cepka, Betty Van Syckle, Peggy Johnson, Arlene -Mitchell, Cathy Hoffman, Alice Plu- shanski, Doris johnson, Barbara Stevenson, june Lawson. THIRD ROW: Dale Douglass, Jo Ann Apgar, Shirley Wolverton, Gail Davis, Joan Lindabury, Eleanor Winkler, Dwanne Schuyler, Donna Schuyler, joan Driggers, jackie Erickson. SEATED ON STAGE-FRONT: Charles Fichot, jearine Seamon, Arlene Arnold, William Brewster, Eleanor Kopp, Adele Rodgers, Bob Becker, Judy MacFadyen, Ellen Samogi, Bill Thompson, joan Bronish, Otto Lagelbauer, Barbara Hunt- enburg, Elmer Rush. SEATED-REAR: Bill Almind, Frank Ortlieb, Alan Cox, Allen Payne, Susan Macauley, Kathryn Braun. STANDING ON STAGE: Malcolm Green.

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