Catawissa High School - Our Class Book Yearbook (Catawissa, PA)

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Seniors Present Rollieking Comedy When Anne brought Dudley home, things began to happen. The family was in- clined to feel a little skeptical toward Dudley. When he bought the fish farm Herb was so earnestly trying to sell, the family really turned against him. Even Anne felt she would be better off without him. But when he sold the mill for SB55,000, gave part of it to Herb, and brought Nina and Jack back together again, everyone thought he was a pretty nice guy, even Uncle Henry, who was inclined to eye every- one with suspicion. Anne forgave him, and they went away on a belated honeymoon. So went the story of What Anne Brought Home. Mrs. Hattie Bennet Alma Bennet ...... Herb Hardcastle -- Anne Bennet Purdy Dudley Purdy ...... Nina Bennet ....... J. T. Raymond --- Director ...... Cast of players: bam Bennet ....... ............. 33 - Robert Walters Eileen Wetherill Shirley Loreman ------ John Riegel --- Alice Fegley - - -- - Robert Getkin Mrs. Ina Faye Rhoads -- Gerald Shultz Ann Bergstresser

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Left to Right-Joan Gotshall, Barbara Holderman, Donna Jean Rhawn, Eileen Wetherill. iMaid of Honorjz Shirley Stewart, fMay Queenbg Geraldine Miller. Jean Doraski, Ina Faye Rhoads, Pauline George. C. H. S. Has Its Qwn Coronation The crowning of Shirley Stewart as May Queen was the highlight of Class Night. From the auditorium door, down the aisle to the stage, came the colorful proces- sion. First, the flower girls, little first graders in white ruHled dresses, came scat- tering flowers in the path of the Queen, followed by the crown bearer. Next the members of the court came slowly forward, a beautiful picture in their long pastel gowns. Finally, came the Maid of Honor followed by the lovely Queen in her white gown. The traditional black and red train, worn by all C. H. S. May Queens, was carried by little train bearers. The Queen was crowned by the class president, Robert Ridgway. After the cere- mony, the grade children presented folk songs and dances for the Queen, and the pro- gram ended with the winding of the Maypole. 34