Upper Merion High School - Pioneer Yearbook (King of Prussia, PA)

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Il irl ltow- -Searloss, Varian, Brcrwn. nd llovv Hurst, Shoe-malce-r, lvlarkoski, Ashton, Haney. I l How ll' rufamzrf 1, l':nf-l, Mr Hobs-'t F'aclc:n, Sponsorp Hams'-y, Richardson, Model llluh The Model Club is an activity in which mostly lunior High students are interested, lt helps to develop the students' interest in airplanes, automobiles, and trains, the three main torms of transpore tation which we depend upon today. This club also gives the students practice in the use of scales. This year there has been competition in the making ot model airplanes. This competition helps to promote an interest in a club, By making model airplanes in the clulo, they have the opportunity ot learning how to follow directions carefully and correctly. ..84,,

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Second Row-Yurick, Oreski, Duda, Dolga, Buddy, Lownes. Front How-Gergel, Kieffer, Hanson, Woltrom. Rifle Club Ready! Aim! Fire! Watch out for one super gang of sharp shooters! This club, under the supervision of Mr. George E. Santoro, aims to teach the safe and proper method of using a rifle. Our range, located under the auditorium, is an excellent one on which to have target practice. -93-

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Standing-Paravaty, Berry, Lownes, Mrs. Marie M. Wolfskill, Director, Durkee, Costello, Grem Seated-Cyrus, Dilks, Robins, Thompson, Farrell, Senior Play This year the Class of l95O, under the direction of Mrs. Marie M. Wolfskill, presented a three-act comedy by Bret Harte, entitled M'Liss fMy Western Missl. Everyone enjoyed Mina Farrell as M'Liss, the barefooted Western girl, who wasn't eddicated. But M'Liss Won the hand of the school teacher, Mr. Gray, played by Walt Greiner. lrvin Lownes was her father, George 'lBummer Smith, the lazy westerner who had hope of finding gold in one of his mines someday. The part of Mrs. Lena Moffits, the noisy, old woman, who owned the Roarin Dog Hotel, Was played by Louise Robins. Mary Cyrus portrayed the role of her daughter, Clytee Moffit, who lost out in the triangle love affair. The sly city couple who planned the murder of Bummer in order to gain the fortune left to him was played by Doris I. Thompson, as Clara Hunting, and Ed Costello, as Carter Langdon. We will never forget Doris Dilks, as Bess Starlight, a dazzling actress who played havoc With the heart of Yuba Bill, Bill Berry, a comic cowboy. Iohn Paravaty added to the Western effect by playing his guitar. Al Durkee was extremely amusing as ludge McSnaggley who did everything l'accord'n' to the statoots! And so another senior play goes down in the minds of the students as a great success. -g5-