The Times
Thursday, December 15, 1960, page 4 (of 22)
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Junior High To Contrast Two Christmas Aspects
"Christmas? Hum bug!," shrieks a wizened old man as he tugs tighter his robe and slips into bed, not knowing what lies ahead in the night. In sharp contrast, 66 voices sing aloud the sweet strains of "Ave Maria." And there is the 80-piece concert band to strike up "O Come, All Ye Faithful." But this is just a sampling. Yuletide Show There'll be more Christmas music and singing when students at Riviera Junior High School present their Yuletide show for their parents and guests at 8 p.m., Dec. 15, in the auditorium. The drama, choral and music departments have teamed up to put together this Christmas program, free of charge. Drama students, under the direction of Martha Jarvis, will present a 15-minute version of Charles Dickens' "A Christmas Carol." Dickens' work deals with a miserly old man, Ebeneezer Scrooge, who doesn't believe in Christmas, only to regret it later. Ned Tannebaum will portray Scrooge with Terry Fine, Maureen Brown and Diane Calthrope acting as the three ghosts that come to haunt him on Christmas Eve. Will Narrate Due to the limited time of the skit, a student, Donna Evans, will narrate during much of the play. The drama department will also present a feature symbolic of the spirit of Christmas — the Nativity Scene. With special lighting to create a soft, night-like effect, eight students, representing angels, wise men and Joseph and Mary, will gather around a cradle as John Brennan delivers a Scripture reading. Shelia O'Neil is Mary and Mike Morgan portrays Joseph. The three agnels are Christine Socha, Bunnie Brooks and Barbara Dorris. The wise men are Bobby DelGade, Tom Easton and Mike Prescott. The chorus, for their portion of the program, will sing "Ave Maria," "Gloria In Excelcis" and other favorites. Janice Feld will accompany on the organ. The concert band, under the direction of Ray Turner, will present the "Christmas March," "O Come, All Ye Faithful," "Three Songs for Christmas," and "The March of the Toy Soldiers." THE HANDS OF GHOSTS REACH OUT for Ebeneezer Scrooge to take him on a journey to see what he has left in his wake because the Christmas spirit was not in his heart. Ned Tannebaum plays Scrooge, left. The ghosts are, left to right, Maureen Brown, Diane Calthrope and Terry Fine. These students at Riviera Junior High School are presenting Charles Dickens' work Thursday night in the school auditorium. THE NATIVITY SCENE, symbolic of Christmas, will highlight the Yuletide program tonight at Riviera Junior High School. In the scene are, left to right, first row, Shelia O'Neil, Mike Morgan, Tom Easton, Mike Prescott and Bobby Delgade. The angels in the second row are, left to right, Christine Socha, Bunnie Brooks and Barbara Dorris.
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Less fortunate children who might not ordinarily know the joy of getting a gift for Christmas or the thrill of seeing Old St. Nick will have their chance. The Welfare Committee of the South Miami Lions Club has seen to it. The committee has sent invitations to certain children that hvac come to its attention and asked them to come to a special Christmas party Dec. 22. And when the children walk into the clubhouse at 7310 SW 62nd Pl. at 7 p.m., there'll be Santa Claus with both arms loaded with gifts. The South Miami Lions Club is selling Christmas trees from 1-10 p.m. at 6110 SW 72nd St.
UM Receives Grant
The University of Miami has received a $20,000 grant from the Educational Facilities Laboratories, Inc., of the Ford Foundation to help plan the elaborate technical equipment of its audio-visual aids building now under construction.
Sophomore Vice President
Alan L. Sockloff, son of Mr. and Mrs. Max Sockloff, 411 Malaga Ave., was recently elected vice president of the sophomore class at Emory University, Atlanta.
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