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Musical, Art Exhibit at LeipervilleWilMaHifHaMrofhotieThe annual spring musical and art exhibit was given at the Leiperville School. Vocal director was Miss Nancy Barber Instrumental directors were Donald Stroud and Mrs. Jean Bratton. Art directors are Mrs. Helen Alexander and Miss Susan Ebenbach. Physical education directors are Mrs. Elizabeth Webb and Leonard Cohen.First grade boys who portrayed “Davy Crockett’’ were Walter Gor-dun, Bradley Ettien, Jimmy Sylvester. Wilbert Winsley. Kenneth Jacobstein, George Gizzi, Paul Rndewonuk, Timothy Ramsey and Kenneth Morrison.Second graders who took part in “The LittK? White Duck were Harvey Steele, as the white duck; Jo-Ann Clark, as the green frog; Frank Dickerson, as the black bug, and Lynn Brody, as the red snake.Others who sang in the chorus were Brenda Eustace, Ronald Bower, Henry Briddell, Stanley Bucher, Buddy Brice, Calvin Butler, Mark Gizzi, Ernest Hassell, Byard Kash-n i ner, W’ayne Rickard, Paul Robin-i*son, Stanley Savchuck, Janice Bar-1‘|low, Judith Blemings, Betty Bor-»Jsello, Georgie Harmon, Lois Herr-JNeckar, Shirtey Jones, Martha Mil* p ler, Kathleen Morrison, Stella Rad-.^lewonuk and Catherine Wood. ipl Third graders depicted “The Lit-1^21 tie* Peddler” with character parts ~ I taken by Billy Bixler as the ped*[,• jdler, Francis Burkhart as the may-nf} or, Barbara Burna as the grand-•s mother, Peter Timony, Tommy Nicholl, Diane Matys, Diane Dickerson and Linda Russell as the monkeys.Others singing were Dennis B ale, James Dawson, Donald hlaynie, David Herr-Neckar, James ‘‘f* jNicholl, Vincent Ramsey, Walter f jSzmajda, Jesse Atkins, Wilma Clark, Gloria Gizzi, Nina Gordun, e Mary Guriak, Barbara Jones, Carol Loveland, Joyce Payne. Queen ella Wood. Virginia Atkins and Marie Yezwita.Fourth grade flute ensemble ln-j eluded Helen Radewonuk, Frances Ciekawy, Audrey Firth, Nina Has-ro. se'l, Bertha Robertson. Juanita 0f I Jones, Lois Hirffinvs, Bruce Ettien, ,rn Caroline Murphy, Jo-Ann Ettien, 1 ,as; Pierre Sioma and Robert Wood nz, They played “Auld Lang Syne ', ho’and “Marine Hymn” and conclud-' led with “America.” t In ‘'Bullfight.'' character parts were taken by Eddie Clark and! i Robert Johnson as the bulls and Norman Grier as the matador Mexican dancers were Meredith: Cramer, Cecelia Taylor. Barbaraj Ricketts. Jean and Joan Woyda) IUFjand Penny Haschak Singers were;. i Elaine Brennan, Ehtanor Payne: 1 ^jand Janet Ellis nth glee club of the fifth and* sixth grades sang “Largo,” Chil-; es'|dren's Prayer,” “The Orchestra.”, i which was done as a five-part :•! i, 1 i: h-k ,\ My •Soul a spirit* ual with soloists Joan Woyda and' j Cecelia Taylor Also Happy Wan-j ofiderer” by Moller. loolj The physical education part of lom'the program took place out-of-pld. doors when the third and fourth .ay- graders participated in two Swedish folk dances, “Gustaf's Skool” re-'and “Blekmg.”rk’sj The filth and sixth graders held ates'a square dance demonstration, or-1 “Duck for the Oyster” and Ladies Chain.”
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Chester Times
Chester, Pennsylvania, US
Mon, May 23, 1955
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