Blue Ridge High School - Torch Yearbook (New Milford, PA)

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' za- Wa- 71 Th officers of our Tri-Hi-Y Club during the 1957-58 school year have been Ioan Leslie, Pres- C Thom on Secretary- and Doris Seamans Treas identg Gudren Hentschel, Vice Presidentg Ianet ps , , , - urer. Our new and able advisor is Mr. Larry Smith. Joan Leslie was our delegate to the Model United Nations General Assembly in Harrisburg. This year the Hallstead and Great Bend FHA combined. Our officers are: President, Kathleen Schooleyg Vice President, Carol Stoneg Secretary and Reporter, Priscilla Sandersg Treasurer, Gertrude Darrowg and Advisor, Miss Sturman.

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a S a IN A SPIN A Comedy in Three Acts The play took place in the main room of the Winta' Wonderland Hotel Jack E . aston, who had the same name as a famous ski champion, and Sam Winters came to the hotel with the idea of being able to sell some of their ski equipment if people thou ht th 8 CY were connected with the ski champ. Tobias North and his wife, Claribel, with their daughter, Nancy, came to the hotel when they heard the great Jack Easton was there, Mr. North wanted him to endorse his ski equipment also. The idea of a ski meet came up because of some rumors that the guest in the hotel wasn't the real Jack Easton. To e meet anyway. As a result it was discovered that save face, Jack goes through with th he wasn 't, but he and Nancy had already fallen in love, so the two ski companies merged Jack Easton, not a ski champion ------ - - - Nancy North, she fell in love with the champ - - - - Jenny Wrenny ------------------ - - - DON SHIBLEY ' ' 'JULIE HORTON - - BARBARA MANNING ' JERRY GROOVER - - AUDREY PECK ' ' DAN CODY ' ' JOAN LESLIE - ' EUC ZIEMANN - NANCY BRADLEY GEORGE STA NTON June Moony had the clothes but not the - - - - - Jane Bane J will to become skiers - Sam Winters, Jack's best friend -------- Mrs. Mainstay, owner of Winterland Hotel - - - Tobias North, of the Frmen Ski Company - - - Claribel North, Tobias' wife and quite a snob ------ - Rollo Hopper, Frigid climes held no tenor for him ----- - - Nels Anderson, a ski instructor, bellboy and chambermaid - - - DONALD WHITNEY Phoebe Scoop, a newspaper reporter ------------- - - KAREN YEISLEY Oswald Gable, an invitation giver -------- - -DONALD GLATZEL

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In the spring of 1957, the following officers were elected: Preston Ralston, Presidentg John R. Wilson, Vice Presidentg Thomas Goff, Secretaryg Wesley Wilson, Reporterg Larry Bodine, Sentinel Carl Smith, Chaplain, and Wayne Jocelyn, Treasurer. This year, some members attended the Pennsylvania Farm Show in Harrisburg. The trip was very interesting as many types of new farm equipment wer d' 1 ' e isp ayed by manufacturers from all over Pennsylvania. Mr. Yeich is our club A dvisor. R. Brown, A. Vande ymark, T. Shields, B. Ross. Mr. Schmick, R. Maloney, J. Conklin, A. Davis.