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VARIETY SHOW On November 6, 1953, the music department sponsored our srxth annual Variety Show T e theme this year was 'Sun, Moon, and Stars'. It was made up largely of the choruses and band Various numbers were also given by other groups. Exonnles are shown above: Sharon Grendel, baton twrrlrng, Junror Pantomrme a come act by Beverly Capponi and Marilyn Bernius. 3-fix JUNIOR PLAY CAST SEATED: Phyllis Gallianetti, Clarence Bachman, Mary Kay Bertolo, Jim Byrd, Alice Peters, Shirley Behnlce, and Sharon Grendel. STANDING: Roger Herbst, Pat Herbst, Shirley Audi, Harold Nauman, Rachel Zehr, Leslie Luginbuhl, Nancy Davies. Wayne Ulrich, Richard Goodwin, Louis Vogel,Jerome Beenders, Roger Aeschleman, Mary Lee Rechkemmer, Velda Fischer, and Betty Studer. On October 20, 1953, the Junior Class present- ed their play, 'Miss Collegiate' before a packed house. Miss Lorena Miller was the director. Patricia Herbst and Roger Herbst played the leading parts. The play was a three-act comedy, based on the problems ot college life. It was a huge success.
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Winter Parties . :.. 1 , gf MHOMECOMING HIGHLI GH TS Russ Look and his orchestra provided three hwrs of good dancing music to the students and guests of Roanoke High on January 30 at their annual homecoming dance. The dance was formal again this year and many beautiful formals were worn by the girls of R.V.H.S. 'GLEE CLUB PARTY' On December 9th, the canbined glee clubs held a dancing party. Dale Kempf's blue team entertained Roger Whittington's gold team at this party. Entertainment was provided by the losing team and refreshments of pop, cookies, and potato chips were served. A good time was had by all. 'HAIL TH E CHAMPS' The Sophomore girls won the girls' intenelagg On February Sth, the Sophomore Class spon- E6'W f':z?'b'l:shY2f a r3 'E:'NI! 'i0n'lMFR0LNT sored an all-school party. Dancing and games Saccbro, Marggaret Xudi, T'ire:ldcoBbGi:a'zanr?iLl were enioyed by all. The Faucon twins and s::2:1lmE ':L: gisflgg' RaW, 'ff' 'Ig fi9l1f2 . . . 0 Rosemane Monge povlded the entertainment. Phyllis Franco?: Mary FraT1'dsryBeocl:11o:luA:r?a Mae Fischer. ei or,
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