Pompton Lakes High School - Pioneer Yearbook (Pompton Lakes, NJ)

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Left to right standing E Vriesma R Eggerstadt M Miller, H. Ross, R. O'Neal, A. Dowell. Sitting: D Hundertmark R Wheeler W Sanwald G Olson M McCormick, A. Hopper. Mrs. Westberg's Drama Group chose an all-star cast and presented a rollicking comedy of family life as the 1944 Senior Play. just take the Reardons next door, an average American family, whose eccentricities, if hilarious, are only normal. Mrs. Reardon, a social climber, is deliriously happy because she has engineered a match between her daughter Marcia and wealthy Sherwin Parker. The Parkers, eternally boasting of their fa- mous ancestors, have descended upon the Reardons for a week-end. Nana, the wise-cracking grand- mother, wants only to get rid of them so that she can enjoy her Frank Sinatra records in peace. While she plots, Father Reardon putters about, crossing up the plumbing and fixing the car. Penelope, the youngest Reardon, is a demon with piano and sling- shot, while her brother Warry is in the throes of producing the Great American Novel. Into all this steps Cousin Lily, a stage-struck relative from down home. She cooperates with Nana in convincing the Parkers that lunacy is rampant among the Reardons. She conducts a successful campaign as the skeleton in the Reardon closet, re- unites Marcia and her real heart-throb, Todd Gallo- way, and convinces the audience that Every Family Has One.

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