Ogdensburg Free Academy - Devilog Yearbook (Ogdensburg, NY)

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108 1,-asv Aint Misbehaxin' r 0 t' ' ' 1 fs fl 4 1 F Q. 0 Q.. Toscanini Toddl and 7044236 euae The students of Ogdensburg lfree Academy held their second annual Blue and XX'hite Revue, March 8, 1955 and it was a great success. Produced, directed, and performed by practically everyone, it was made up of dances, songs, skits, and humor. Mr. Van Wfinkle and the school band led off with a medly of tunes which were followed by various numbers. One was a group of lonesome sailors. who, being cast away on an island knew there was Nothing Like A Dame. The sleepy heads were pleading to Mr, Sandman to bring them a dream. Toscanini Todd and his orchestra played a very soothing selection but, due to unexpected interruptions the beauty of The Wlaite Queen Overture was not fully appreciated by the audience. Perhaps the zaniest skit came from Mr. XY'ilhelm and his crazy cast from homeroom 108, better known as the Hernandoes Hideaway of O,lf.A. Singing. dancing C Pj and other talents were illustrated. A delightful dance was performed by a lovely lady and a young man from 108 who was later escorted 1 , M. 'I Q Brief lnterxal Blu-cle Bien of 20141 A,D.