Sidwell Friends School - Philos Yearbook (Washington, DC)

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C6122 luh CAST OF DOWN IN THE VALLEY Brack ,, Y , A ,,,, , ,, D. Kaufmann Jenny- B. McBride, L. Chautemps Leader ,L,,,VY..........,,,...,L, D. Stowe Thomas Bouchet ,Lw,,, H. Monroe Father . ,,,,,,,.L,.,...,..,,,. D. Roberts Guard . ,Y,. ,...,,, C . WilSOI1 THE MUSICAL YEAR The Glee Club is quite a club! When everyone attends, which never happens, there are one hundred and one members. near- ly half the school. No one can say he hasn't heard of the Glee Club. This year we've done the usual things: a song, or two, at Thanks- givingg Christmas carols to ac- company the Christmas playg a musical, Down in the Valley g and commencement m u s i c . Whenever there is a lull of any kind, we work on a Broadway show tune, or something ap- proaching popular music. But, the musical each year takes up most of our time and we hope it shows. The Madrigal group was larger and stronger this year. We ac- tually sang a few madrigals, so we could keep our erudite name. We participated in a Middle School program and in Alice in Wonderland . OFFICERS OF THE GLEE CLUB President ........,..... Betsy Holmes Vice-Pres. ........ Bonnie McBride Secretary ..... ........ M olly Ryder lutt...y-,J ...Q X xv ,4 V

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'PsiZisw-vs.. A I to R I Nlonroc l.. Aaronson. D. Lady, P. McConaughy. P. Walters. J. Hughes. S. lngraham. Evrltniriana' Glluh The Technicians' Club has carried on a program of train- ing undcrclassmen to handle pro- fectors, amplifiers and lighting for dances and the 57 and Glee Clubs' productions. President: John Collman Vice-President: Sam lngraham Sec.-Treas.: Martin Myers 0 R. f I. Knox. S. lngraham. J. Morse. 57 Glluh CAST OF ALICE IN WONDERLANDP Alice ,,.,,.,,.,c,,.,,, .. ,...,,,. D. Lady Red Queen- T. Leviero. T. Kimmel White Oueen .,,, P. McConaughy White Rabbit .....,...,.. P. Walters Humpty Dumpty .... S. Ingraham Gryphon ,.,..,,.,,,.,,,.,,u, P. Hoover Mock Turtle ........,.u,.,,. J. Curtis Mad Hatter ,,,,....,.,. L. Aaronson March Hare ,,uu,uuu,u.u.,.. J. T. Cox Dormouse u.,,,,. .,..,...., M . McVey Frog Footman ...... W. R. Perkins Duchess .....,,... R. D. Kaufmann Cheshire Cat .,..u..u,..,u, T. Kimmel Tweedledum ...,u.,,.u.. S. Mulliken Tweedledee .,.,, .,,..... L . Mulliken White Knight ................ D. Stowe Caterpillar ....,............. J. Hughes King of Hearts ..,.,..... H. Monroe Queen of Hearts ............ A. Weyl Knave of Hearts .,..,. N. Williams Two of S ades ......... J. McBride p . Seven of Spades ,......... D. Grabill Lewis Carroll ............ D. Roberts THE BACKSTAGE CAST Producing Alice in Wonder- land was a rewarding experi- ence for all the members of the 57 Club and various recruits from outside the club. The cos- tume committee, under the direc- tion of Sherry Mulliken, created original costumes to make ordi- nary students look like cater- pillars, Cats and cards. The scenery committee, directed by Lyn Mulliken, wrestled with such problems as making Alice dis- appear. The properties commit- tee. under Gina Westphal. made croquet mallets that looked like tlamingoes. J o s i e Bachman's make-up committee painted the cast green, yellow. white and pink. Maurice Riddell and her committee plastered the walls and ceilings with Alice posters. Judy Schreiber arranged Green Room parties after the perform- ances. Thanks to the etlorts of these committees and the Madri- gals, who sang background mu- sic, Alice was a smashing suc- cess. OFFICERS OF THE 57 CLUB President ............ Terrel Kimmel ViCC-Pres. .......... Josie Bachman Secretary ............ Susan Richards Treasurer .....,...... Gina Westphal

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Elirvnrh Qlluh The French Club has been try- ing to instill a love of French culture in the hearts of its mem- bers. We had two movies on the subiect ol' the Riviera and Nor- mandy. We showed slides of Paris. the chateaux country and the Alps. Ted Mascott spoke of his eventful trip to France. Ed- ward Duval spoke of life in French Canada. We ended the year with a lrenehy French din- ner at Ted's house. President: Elaine Marlowe Vice-President: Bobbie Hall Sec.-Treas.: Barby Hall x X x 5 y 51 J - ,i fi X I.. to R.-l.. C laienbach. R. L rosman. S, Mulliken. A. Mott. B. Hall. X J . Z. gs 61 ks ,- Svrirnrv Qlluh The Science Club. to inspire an enthusiasm for science in its members, took a trip to PEPCO and the Voice of America. The members and outsiders were shocked by the revelations of Dr. Levine of the College of New York City on the etlect of pres- ent radiation on future gener- ations. Larry Breed. an enter- prising member. won first prize for his entry in a contest spon- sored by the Washington Area Junior Academy of Science. President: Rick Jaspersen Vice-President: Dick Roberts Sec.-Treas.: Rik Steinhardt .5 4 Svpaniah Qlluh With the active aid of Senora Supervia we had a successful year. The traditional Pinata Christmas Party was held at Joan Barbeau's house. Members sup- plied the entertainment. We took a tour of the Spanish painters of the National Art Gallery. Our purpose, to show the Spanish spirit and culture. was fulfilled. President: Betsy Holmes Vice-President: Joan Barbeau Secretary: Loulette Chautemps Treasurer: Larry Aaronson L. to R.-J. Barbeau. B. Holmes. R. Jenks. l.. Chautemps. I.. Aaronson. L. to R.-F. Jaspersen, D. Gaskins. B. Perkins. J. Curtis. P. Hoover. R. Hooper. I . Breed. Mrs. .l. l.. Maury. R. Steinhardt. ,gi ,4 if .- Wk.. . . gztlfg! h A. Weldon