Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1940-04-25
Varied Program
ToBe Given
By Roosevelt

With a matinee program We'd
nesday afternoon and evening
performances Thursday and Fri
day, the pupils of Roosevelt
school will present a production
featuring important musical or
ganizations of the school.
Starting at 1880 the Roosevelt
band, directed by Dwight Camp
bell. will give a half-hour con-
cert. Personnel of the group in
cludes: clarinets, Paul Crouch,
Doris Truck, Robert Heatwole,
Reva Hoskinson, Harold Main,
Bob Coconaur, Francis Bitcher.
Heron II; Mercer; saxophhone. Billy
lin; brass drum, Beryl Keckley;
cymbals, Phyllis Arensberg; snare
drum, Sherwood Davis, Sammy
Rugg, Don Boyd, Edward Cook,
Roger Pratt, Frank Parker, Don
Heatwole, John Warner; trump
cts, Leo Garapedian, Weldon Bon
ham, Bobby Perdue, Tom Willing,
Fulton, Don Kreager, Bob Foulk,
Bill Finney, Dick Smith, French
horn, William Barrick; flutes,
Mona Rose Harris, Janet Irwin;
piccolo, Janice Helser; drum ma
jor, Jim Swain.
4 concert of eight selections
will follow by members of the
rhythm band This group is un-
der the direction of Mr.. Sam Gel
fer, Miss Letitia Wildman and
Miss Elizabeth Conlon.
In the organization are: leaders,
Anna Lou Harris and Mary Ann
Hall; Xylophone, Mary Lou Ried;
I, ~.
ginia Loudin, Patty Parmalee.
Peggy Parmalee; bells, Nancy
Hartman, Harry Bay, Gene Wal
ter, Geraldine Hay; cymbals, Mary
Ann Hall, Richard Field; clogs,
Carol Jean Rickrich, Patsy Mann.
Doris Curp, Stephan Spalding,
Janice Flanagan; bugler, Nancy
Wallace.
Triangles, Louise Helser, Ann
Barrick, Patty Smith, Don Rus
chaupt, John Kuntz, Jane Camp
bell, Margaret Miller, Carol Fair
all, Richard Klecker; sticks, Janet
Jay, Nancy Wallace, Larry Rector,
David Graeser, Danny Bookwal-
ter, Leona Lugar, Bonnie Often
baker, Geraldine Johnston, Ruth
Palmer. Suzanne Rian, Carol
Stiles, Evelyn Everspaugh, Bobby
Holmes, Rodney Howarth, Bar
'bara Stewart, Bernard Holton,
Stanley Miller, Rosanne Bebout,
Dorothy Darling, Mary Frances
Walters, Tibbie Leslie, Billy
Moore, Gordon Johnson, George
Campbell, Tommy Evans, Bobby
Reid.
The evenings entertainment
will be concluded with an oper-
eta, Green Cheese" presented
by members of the junior high
school
Characters appearing in it are:
can, Robert Jones; Johann Won
Bimmer, son of a cheese manu-
facturer, Wallace Graham; Trini
Schultz, pretty daughter of the
mayor and Johann's best friend,
Shirley Rector; Hans, Johann's
pal, clumsy Swiss lad, Robert
Bonham; Frieda, TRIMS pal, Hans
Won Bimmer, cheese manufactur-
err Uppendown's big financier,
Danny Grieser; Peter Schultz,
Mayor of Uppendown, Burr Van
Alta.
The operetta this year has been
under the leadership of Mr.. c. w.
Klopp and Miss Alice Richards,
music; Miss Katherine Flory,
voice; Miss Edith Myer, costum-
ing; Mr.. ROLAND Esper; staging,
assisted by Brice Carpenter, Rob
ert Willing, Robert Baker, Junior
Iden and James Alexander as
stage managers.
are Marilyn Barstow, Eulela
Deitz, Florence Bibart, Maxine
Dold, Colleen Johnson, Margaret
Inflow, Norma Hobbs, Margaret
Foos, Marie Secrist, Frances
Wright, Betty Honenberger, Mar
tha Rose Jones, Norma Brehm,
Virginia Fischer Vivian Kend-
Grant. Evelyn Huber, Charlotte
Kuhn. Jean Drumm, Edwinna
Baker, Esther Bland, Jacqueline
Fletcher, Marilyn Jones, Martha
Edwards, Thelma Francis, Sally
Smucker Alice TAFT Betty Maidei,
Patty Setter Juanita Ghidester,
Dorothy Shrock, Virginia Mitrea,
tina Hickman, Grace Penick, Mar
lorie Bebout, Thelma Sprague,
Dolores Evener. June Wolfe, Hat
tie Holman, Marjory Harter, Sara
Brooks, Mary Selby, Frances
swick, Vera Atskoff. Dorothy
Wintringham. Mary 10 Riley,
Bonnie Hardin. Marian Becker,
Earlene Russell, Nancy Matticks,
Marianne Wintermute, Georgia
Edwards, Jacqueline Kramer, Jac-
queline De Mar, Grace Villars.
Marjorie Van Alta, Caolyn Wolfe,
Ruth Sedgwick, Marjorie Slough,
Betty Wolfe, Betty Braden, Nor
ma HUFFMAN. Mary Smith, Robert
Heatwole, Howard Hill, Benny
Ralph. John Anderegg, Lee Heck
man, Richard Reese, Carl Welsch,
Jack Burkham. Berton Ridenour,
William Anderson, Howard Nor