Spencerport Central High School - Panorama Yearbook (Spencerport, NY)

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DRAMATICS Every year the public is entertained by the Senior Play. This year we had the opportunity of seeing Nuts To you . Headed by a cast of many and directed by Mr. Edgar Du Bois, the play proved to be very successful with Orve Gra- velle and Dug Sheldon furnish- ing the laughs for everyone. CAS I-— Bottom Row: Merritt, Thornton, Kort, Coe, Cowles; Second Row: Dillion, Nichols, Kenyon, Gravelle, Sheldon, Ashton, Sweeney; Standing: M. War- ner, Koch, Hoy, G. Warner, Johnson, McMann, Lannigan, Wholers, Houck. Standing: Crosby, Matzell, Gravelle, Stenzel, Wadsworth, McMann. Schmidt. Seated: Miss Thompson. QDERETIA CAST Tulip Time , one of the most successful operettas in years, was staged under the di- rection of Miss Thompson, our music teacher, with the assis- tance of Miss Hoefler. Present- ed in a Dutch setting, it was en- thustastically received by all present at the performance. First Row: Youngs, Pepper, Zarpentine, Roberts. Second Row: Stenzel, Crosby, Gravelle, Matzel, Harradine. Top Row: Johnson, Miller, Miss Thomp- son, Hulek, Stettner, Spencer, McMann, CARMMIVAL: PLAY: CAST The annual Carnival entertainment was in the form of a Gay Nineties Revue with dances, solos, and chorus work animating such songs as Daisy , After the Ball”, and others. This review was under the direction of Miss Thompson and Mr. Du Bois. This was the main feature of the Carnival with concessions following and every kind of entertainment making @ wonderful evening for all.

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Kneeling-Cafferty, Hanf, Tompkins, Center-Pulver, Rennett, Chapmans Standing-Hoy, McClellan, Peters, Brown, Templeton, Hiscock, Coe, Merkel, Korbet; Hendrick, Faulker, Harmor, Hubbard, Waters, Morgan, Colby, Chapman, Back Row-Maxin, Sanborn, Moon, Sauer, Stewart, Mr. Melville, Steele, Nichols, Falls, Thamos, Murphy, Miller. DAT D Spencerport High School 1s indeed proud of its band. Under the able direction of Mr. Melville the band has shown great improve- ment and is really a fine musical organi- zation. We can not say enough concerning the wonderful leadership of Mr. Melville. He is a fine musician himself and his understand- ing and optimistic method of teaching lends encouragement to even the most doubtful student. The band has played at assemblies and at sporting events and really makes our spirits run high with their inspiring music. We are looking forward to the coming year with high hopes of success in band contests since we have developed a band which shows real promise. SWING BAND There is 4 rumor around that the cats are going to town and that the ickies, too, are really beginning to moo. Pardon this thing or do you like swing? There is a gang of jeepers who have really got the creep-ers and really like to see a swinging group begin to toot. Pardon this jargon but it is concerned with swing alone. Our swing band {1s a young organization. It was recently organized and is doing very well. We hope they will have a successful future. It offers an opportunity for those who wish to earn their way, in the future, through school. Seated-Hiscock, Templeton, Frank, Moon, Waters, Sanborn, Morgan, Hedrich, Brown, Peters, Faulkner, Standing-Tompkins, Maxim, Mr. Melville, Stewart, Payne.

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Ocrmo}IMrwa First Row-Spencer, E. Crosby, Rietz, Regruit, Miss Thompson, Pepper, Elscher, Amish, Naley, Second Row- Mckinney, Youngs, Baxter, Stettner, Zarpentine, Hume, Elmer, Hulek; Third Row-Marvel, Tulloch, Peters, Prince, Williamson, C. Stettner, Merrit, Kenyon, Paynes Fourth Row-Kleist, Roberts, Cole, Wolfe, Wolcott, Maxim, Mitchell, G. Crosby, Eckam. FUAEY 7 Fail Miss Thompson at the piano. First Row-McMann, Sheldon, G. Wyand, Schmitt, Metcalf, Second Row-Spencer, N. Gravelle, Johnson, R. Smith, 0. Gravelle; Third Row-Harradine, Haag, Stenzel, Charbonneau, Wadsworth. Deroj{[nrrena