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LOWER SCHOOL GLEE CLUB
Seated—Sorensen, Dove, Peck, Townson, H. Conover, C. Corday, Dorland, Trigger, C. Born,
S. Bull, R. Frank. Second row—T. Lindsey, Burt, Ferguson, Cucinotta, Gronowicz, Levathes,
J. Born, Lounsbury, Williamson, Beemer, Wallace, Kornblee. Third row—Schneider, C. Kaufman,
Badger, Lewin, Lang, Coffey, Hale, J. Finger, Shapo, D. Ledkovsky, J. Newkirk, Huber, Reed,
S. Kaufman, Gabel, Liu, A. Vogelson, J. Axelson, P. Youritzin, Mr. Harms (Director). Fourth
row—Downs, Berliner, P. Suhr, Burns, McCloskey, DaCal, Ma, Hyslop, E. Dane, Kozelka,
Starke, Schiffer, Lyons, T. Wilson, J. McLaughlin, Fairbairn, C. Kaufman, Kinzel, Henlev.

Schools. On the night of the Christmas play, around the room. The theme was, needless to
the audience was entertained, before the perform­ say, Hallowe’en. The other dance was the more
ance, by a group of carolers—singing carols, no successful, though perhaps not as well attended,
less! March 8, a few of the boys performed with Chinese New Year Dance. No one knows how
the John Harms Chorus, singing a portion of this particular theme was hit upon, except that it
Bach’s St. M atthew's Passion. However, not was held the Friday before the Chinese New
wishing to run damaging competition with the Year. But, in consequence, the decorations, turned
New York Handel Festival, the Glee Club out to be extremely interesting. A few of the
abstained from giving its usual performance of differences between this dance and the previous

the Messiah. one were that the second was held in the new
Forms One and Two held two dances this lunchroom and had live music, courtesy of Lester
Lanin. Miss Stewart also provided sumptuous
year. The first of these was a record hop in the refreshments for the occasion.
fall, and refreshments were brought in from the
outside. It was held in the auditorium and used The Lower School’s activities were expanded
the same decorations as those used by the Upper this year. The boys and the classes have made
School Dramatics Club for their dance. These great strides toward the realization of their active
consisted mainly of cornstalks on the walls opportunity.

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