Cecil Township High School - Codicil Yearbook (McDonald, PA)

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'PW are MDM, miami, November 18, 1955, was an exciting evening for a group of seniors as they prepared to stage the comedy, Take Your Medicine . The story revolved around a grouchy, old man who was being admitted to a hospital for a rest. His niece created many delightful inci- dents as she led him to believe that she was marrying a medical doctor instead of a college professor. The many amus- ing incidents helped to make the play the great success that it was. Seated: Cleft to Rightl Patricia Patnesky, Marlene Meade. Second Row: Rosalie Smialek, Patricia Van Tassel, Carol Hrabcsak, Yvonne Behling, Patricia Blancclc, Palmer Restaneo, Richard Morgan, James Lindley, Marlene Pogachnick, Donna Strimel, Lucinda Weyandt, Thomas McVerry, Joseph Vanhcrenbeclr. 46

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AL-aa-fu gm The Tri-Hi-Y is composed of girls from the senior, junior, and sophomore classes. It was established for the following purposes: To create, maintain, and extend throughout the school and community, high standards of Christian char- acter. The members and their sponsors, Mrs. Wilson and Miss Resciniti, faith- fully attended the meetings held every Tuesday during the activity period where they contributed ideas and plans to make the social school year a success. The club had many projects such as record drives for the blind, Christmas treats for a group of St. Paul orphans, collecting canned foods for the poor on holidays, and other challenges too numerous to mention at this time. To join the club it was necessary for one to be a member of some church, to be of good character and to be an all around student who could bear her share of the responsibilities ofthe club. 'ailnimg' . First Row: lleft to Right, Mrs. Mary Wilson, co-sponsor, Gloria Szalanski, Elaine Deliere, Lucinda Weyandt, Yvonne Behling, Marlene Pogachniclx, Teresa Ventresca, Patricia Goff, Rosalie Smialek, Dorothy Kappler, Miss Antonette Resciniti, co-sponsor. Second Row: Joyce Sacco, Janis Adamski, Elouise DeBlasio, Marlene Meade, Joyce Adams, Sandra Sager, Joann Speranza, Elizabeth Morrison, Alice Robson, Lorraine Cook, Nellie Kristofslxy, Patricia Morgan, secretary, Dolores Monaco, Alice Work- man, Nancy Zaverl, Carolyn Crawford, vice-president, Third Row: Marlene Smoot, Janet Henry, Diane Steigerwald, Patricia Blanock, Mary Lou Miscovey, president, Patricia Zadalcis, Anita Tornabene, Alice Swihart, Marlene Altieri, Carol Ann Hrab- csak, treasurer, Mariorie Debnar, Shirley Lutz, Olivedene Eckels, Joan Nikos, Florence Conn, Patricia Patnesky, Patricia Van Tassel. 45

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PIM Wh! First Row lleft to Rlghtl Marlene Pogachmclc Patrlcla Patneslcy Marlene Meade Patrlcla Van Tassel Patrlcla Blanock Second Row Lucinda Weyandt Thomas McVerry Henry Coolm Wllllam Cass Joseph Vanhorenbeck Gary Delestme Rlchard Morgan ampms On March l8 'l955 twelve students from the lunlor class presented a comedy entntled Campus Quarantine This de lnghtful, rolllckmg comedy of college lute was received wuth great enthusiasm For nts locale the play had a sororuty house on a Southern Caltfornla campus The sutua tuons were excrucuatlngly funny and the characters true to lfe The play was all the more nnterestlnq because the mann plot that of a gurls sororltv house being quar antnned whsle some of the boys were stall unsude was fundamentally true Imagine the complncatnons that occurred' The ac hon was swlft the dialogue clever and wut ty and the sutuatlons almost bewildering nn the many max ups that happened to make Campus Quarantune the merry, mad, crazy but perfectly delightful play that n was W' V97 47 I I lf l l y . 4 -9 Q T ,4 fag, t VL. V W f A a 4 cv A A l J , 1 :iz fx , I . I ' ' ll Q Il , , fr ? 'f 5 ' ll ' ll ' - i . . , K . . , . ll ' ll