Passaic High School - Echo Yearbook (Passaic, NJ)

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S 'wel BAND HAT puts us into the spirit of things at a football game? What makes everyone run to see a parade? We certainly couldn't stump the experts with these questions. Of course the answer is, The Band. ln the short time of four years the Passaic School Band has become one of the finest in this vicinity. It has steadily grown in size and now con- tains approximately fifty-five members. Under the splendid supervision of Mr. Arthur C. Dunkerley, their repertoire has increased greatly and their mu- sic has become finer. The band contributed largely to the success of the football games during the entire season. In the early spring months it entertained the students of the Woodrow Wilson, Franklin, and Memorial Schools. Later, it played at the gym demonstration, and, in May, held its fourth annual concert, which met with great success. The people of this city can well be proud of the Passaic School Band. We predict that in the future it will be considered one of the finest bands in this section. CHEERLEADERS

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What Are Our I T I E S? ACT V

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Chorus at work on Oocrctta MRS. CHARLES HUMPHREYS Pianist CLAYTON P. STEVENS Director ORCHESTRA H. Allen, A. Crozier, M. Cuttler, J. De Ligney, S. Epstein, S. Friedman, R. Fuller, B. Gruber, M. Hu- ber, H. Lukasik, R. Man- apeli, C. Riotto, R. Riskin, CJPERETTA PATlENCE Colonel Calvcrley R. BERNHARDT Mayor Murgatroyd P. DYNTREMONT Duke of Dunstable A. KAPLAN Reginald Bunthornc J. PAZ Archibald Grosvcno' E. RABINOWITZ Lady Angela M. GRAZIANO Lady Saphir B. HOLLY Lady Ella S. BODNER Lady Jane M. DAMBROSIO Patience L. GEVASCI HE Passaic High Chorus, '40-'4l, presented another de- lightful Gilbert and Sullivan operetta, Patience, or Bun- thorne's Bride , about two rival poets, on May 23. The plot ot Patience, like most of Gilbert and Sulli- van's works, becomes rather involved. Bunthorne, loved by many ladies, loves Patience, a dairy maid, who loves the hand- some Grosvenor, Patience, believing that love must be un- seltish, agrees to wed Bunthorne because Grosvenor is too per- fect. When Grosvenor tries to look common and Bunthorne tries to become as handsome as Grosvenor was, Patience leaves perfect Bunthorne and weds her true love, Grosvenor. ORCHESTRA E. Rornanchuk, R. San- Filippo, B. Seidler, L Wein, M, Weinstock, L Zadoff, Clayton P, Stev- ens, Director.