Christmas Program
Dallas elementary school child-
ren will present “The Magi’s Gift”,
and a Nativity Play Monday eve-
ning at 8 under auspicés of the
PTA. Principal characters are Jon
Butler, Ruth Miller, Robert Fletch-
er, Marleen Futch, Susan Fleming,
Elfriede Hefft, Susie Owens, Allan
John Wardell, Nebbie
Mummers are
Leslie Broad, Frederick Drake, Stu-
art Stahl, Dick Creasy, Ronald
Cross; Angels: Sally Moyer, Mar-
jorie Saunders, Susan Taylor, Jean
Crop; Shepherds, Beverly Brown,
Sally Booker, Jean Ide; Magi, Har-
old Hislop, Jimmie Wertman, Bobby
Wallace.
Choruses include first and second
grades, and third grade boys. Car-
olers are third grade girls, fourth
and fifth grade children. Sixth
graders handle art and stage prop-
erties.
‘“‘Adolescent—one who's well in-
formed about anything he doesn’t
have to study.”—Marcelene Cox.
Westmoreland high school Christ-
mas program will be given tonight in
the auditorium as a community
service, free to all. It is in two
parts, the first reflecting the tradi-
tional merry-making of the Christ-
mas season, the second the relig-
ious significance. The meaning of
Christmas is told to two children,
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terpretive dance of “Winter Won-
trumpet solo;
Carol Thomas the Bells;
grade - ensemble sings
Coming Down the Chimney;” Rock-
ettes dance to
Wooden Soldiers.” The high school
band ends this part of the program
with favorite Christmas songs.
“The First Noel” is sung by the
entire assembly; the Mixed Chorus
gives “Gloria in Excelsis Deo”;
Nancy Jane Jones and Ruthellen
Hammond sing “Gesu Bambino”;
Joan Sickler and Roberta Williams
present a duet on flutes; Junior
High Boys Ensemble sing two Bo-
hemian carols; Mixed Chorus sings
“Come Immanuel”, and Junior High
gram ends with the Hallelujah
Chorus.
Members of the brass quartette
Ernest Stair, and Robert Eidam;
Modernaires: Patricia Steele, Daniel
Frederici, Sandra Graves, Lytle Per-
ry, Carol Thomas, Beatrice Ell, Rob-
Balut, James Thomas;
hauser, Nancy Wilkens, Sally Het-
rick, Louise Perrin, Gail Hoover,
Joyce Schultz, Carol Rudy. Accom-
panists are Joan Sickler, Sandra
gery Stookey.
Mrs.
charge of production and music.
ever presented at Westmoreland.
Lehman Freshmen To
Hold Dance Tonight
dance tonight in the gymnasium,
from 8 until 11:30. Stolaricks band
will play for dancing.
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