Clarion Limestone High School - Panorama Yearbook (Strattanville, PA)

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CALM gable! KAW Mow own. 7 Love, laughter, and lighthearted romance start comin' ,round the mountainv in this sparkling comedy of a young man who had to don false whiskers, a pair of overalls, and a mountaineer accent before the girl said uyesf, A WHO,S WHO IN THE CAST! Gabriel Pennington, a mountaineer ...,,.,...,.........,....,.....,.........,......... .,...,. A rnold McKinley Zerusia, his wife ...........,......................, ..... C harlotte Souger Daisy Mae, their daughter .,.....,,........... ....... B ernie Carlos Aunt Thelma, a wealthy society woman .,.. .,........ B arbara Smith janet Smith, her niece ...,,...,.....,.,.........., ....,, D orothy Carrier Eleanor Barnes, friend of Janet ......... ,...,..,, S usanne Reinsel Mildred Clyde ,.....,.....,,,................ .,....,. G oldie Leadbetter Pete Wright ......,.,..............,...,,... ...,.. L eonard Dolby, jr. Frank Stephens ................................. ..... .,.. E 1 'nest Rhoades Harold Dillon, a young broker .,,...,... .,.....,.,... J anies Crate Herbert Brown, in love with Janet .,..... ....,.,..,... I ames Deitz Herbert Brown, Sr. .......,.....,........,..,.........,,.,..,....,.....,......,.....................,.., ,.,..,..,, D avid Stahlman 20 lin Wa ?

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enior CALM Aafory Ship ahoyl Four years ago, our ship started on its long journey to a distant horizon--a horizon which held the reward that made us sail for four years, in order to attain it,-our High School Diploma. We started our voyage as a crew of very green Freshmen with Mrs Galmish and Mr. Stahlman, as our skippers. They sailed us through seas of embarrassment that made us go to the wrong classes, and do all the wrong things at the wrong time. VVe had our good moments too, of course, such as the day we were initiated. A year later we were promoted to the Sophomore Class with Mrs. Songer and Miss Evans as our skippers. Upon counting noses, we found several of our crew had either turned back or had been lost at sea. Again we sailed on. Our great day that year was the day we initiated a new crew of Freshmen. We sub- jected them to all the misery that we dared. One fine, morning we woke up and found that we had sailed far enough to become Juniors. Again we changed skippers. This time it was Miss Zigarella and Mr. Kahle. For many a week we planned for the biggest event to take place in our junior year-the Iunior-Senior Prom. We decked our ship in blue and and gold streamers and flowers, then christened it The Blue and Goldf, Susanne Reinsel and Harold fWindyQ Miller were chosen queen and king of the gala affair. We had a wonderful time as our ship rocked in time with Neal Buckleyis orc estra. Now we find we have reached the last knot of our voyage. At last we are Seniors! Sixty one of us have survived the long hard journey. This year we are working to earn money to graduate. Already we have had two successful skating parties, sold Christmas cards and magazines, had two food sales, one of which brought us 364465, and sponsored the movie State Fairv which brought us 810200. Later in the year we shall present our class play, Gabriel, Blow Your Horn, under the direction of Mrs. Songer and Mr. Riley. The horizon is right in front of us now. Our skippers, Miss Stewart and Miss McMann are breathlessly awaiting with us, the day when we hear, All hands on deck if you want to receive your high school diplomali' Ship ahoy! ffdzifl prop ec? One quiet night in 1960 as sleep descends upon the world I sit gazing out the window at the heavenly universe. Gradually I am filled with a longing to visit some of these bright stars. Look! One of the clouds seems to beckon me. Suddenly, a gust of wind sweeps me upon it and I begin to glide into space. The cloud sweeps me into a space ship terminal. There I board a space ship owned by General Fred Repoff and not until this time did I realize how familiar were the faces about me. The pilot of my space ship is Arvil Spangler and the co- pilot is Scott johns. As I settle in my seat the hostess Darlene Eshbaugh fastens my safety belt. The ship rapidly approaches Skyburgh, the capital of the uni- verse. I receive a hearty welcome from Ioan Allison, reporter from the Daily Star, who was assigned to report on the visitor from earth. She guides me to the office of Mayor Ernest Rhoads. His private secretary, Dorothy Miller, admits me at once to see the Mayor. Another visitor of the Mayor is Senator james Crate from the Universal Assembly of World Govern- ment. The Mayor and the Senator invite me to attend the new musical hit, Stratosphere Follies . 22