Dayton Joint High School - Maple Memories Yearbook (Dayton, PA)

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Electronics lr. DL-1111, Larry Crissmzui, Dun Brownvll, Bill H0ll1xHll1ll1g1l, Kc'11 Rupp, Ric-11a1rc1 ClJI'Ill1llll1, Floyd Dov:-rspikc, H011 Matccr, jim Douglas, Ray Al1lK'l'llln, Duva- S10 ll lJI'2llil'I', gillll P2lltCl'- 5011, Putty xViI11iCl', E11 Stu-l'1'y, Dick S111itl1. -Z1 g E . 3 .:,, 1 M Audio - i Left to right: PLIII1 'l'1'o11p, Puggy 'llll' gzml, TllL'lil'1' Hn-L-c1y, Bll1'lJilI'il Hllllsll .lorry Sluglc, Judy W'11itc, Nancy L Coy, Mr. llc-itz, Pcggy 1xlL'IJ2lllglIl D111c' Dickey. hotograp Dc-1111, IDOTCCQI 131050, jucly 111-1-rl, 1111141 Cilllllbllll, Ks-11 VVils011, Putty 1 Livv11go0c1, 132111 Crissmaln, 'l'v1'1'y ' Peterson, Janice 1El1Cl1b0I'g'Cl', Jcrry .l2lllllSU'I1, P1111111 Barrett, Blair B111 Xl111'1'z1y, Ba1rbz11'11 Unger, 111150 A11 Pz1ttc1'sz111, A111111-t lJllllll'llTL'. 65 ual 1iso11, Bill NVi11- lilll, .lucly K11l111s 105111, 4l1lI1lL'C Mc- 11, Ncil Lyclick Conniv Moore, lccs111a111, HL'll'Il Nliitc, Spa-ncvr Quinn, Rolmcrtzl wn, JOSL'D1l0IlC ll Unger, lDOIl

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Science Iubs Officers - Advisors First Row, left to right: I,11rrim- C1'iss111z111, x7li't'-l,I'CSlllL'lltQ lllllllll B11r1'1-tt, My-Lz111gl1li11, C:0l'l'CS1l01lKllllKQ,' Svcrctzlryg H4-lou Livc11go0cl, S1-011-t111'y Second Row: Nlr. Bvitz, Mr. DQ11111, Spo-11s01'sg lllClllll'Cl Cor111111111, l,1'CSlllCI'lt 5, 13 . -,sf L f:.,r. 'llI'l'1lSlI1'C1'1 Peggy MR E A If H 1-, R ,I r A 7 L , S 3 C V I 1 E s N C o E 11 Left to right: ROSl'll1ilI'y Stitlcr, Marilyn xlilI'Sl12lll, Anne lJ0llglilS, Betty Rec-s111z111, N1111cy McEll10cs, Janct Mclntirc, Barbara lll'ill'lC'li, june G1-ist, ljlltCl1 j11111is0n, Mr. Bvitz, Fred Colbcrg, Mr. lDi'2lIl, XVCTIIOII johns, Sz1111 Wingamrd, Bill Lowa-ry, Bob VVood, Laird N1-111, Bill CLllllOll11, Stanley Moore G4

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Front Row, left to right: Terry XVl1ite, Rose Anne Unger, Sally Quinn, l7U'I1l11l Nlarshall, 'lllll'lllltl Silvis, Larry Stitler. Middle Row: Ethel Neal, Ba1rbi1ra Hohfinan, lanct Duinnire, Patty Reesnian. Top Row: Clair Slialfer, Ed Sta-fly, Dan Cl'lSSllltl1l, Blair BTUNYII. The Iunior Class play. Hillbilly XVeddin', was a three act comedy by Le Pioina Creth, wl1ich humorously pictured tl1e l1illbilly life i11 Kentucky. l11 order to satisfy Maw, Paw Belsnickle attempts to fi11d a husband for Ceelie, his eldest daughter who l1as never bothered to take a bath or comb her l12lll'. As anyone can plainly see, this is going to be a task. Because their car broke down, Ronald, a young medical student, and his Aunt Lucy are compelled to stay at the Belsnicklels. During their stay, 1nuch to Aunt Lucy's dismay, Ronald and Bonnie Mae. Ceelies younger sister who is very pretty and quite unhappy with the state of her people, fall i11 love. All this is unknown to Ceelie, and she is determined to hook Ronald. Two false feuds are started: one by Paw in order to wound Ronald a11d force him to marry Ceelie before he knows what has happened to him, and the second, by the Upschlager Boys Qwho are sweet on some of the Belsnickle girlsl in order to frighten Ronald away. The fact that two feuds have lJC?C11 started is 11ot known by Paw or the Upschlager boys. Allis well that 0llClS well. Xlaw is satisfied because Ceelie has fou11d a 1112111 fon l1is OVVII termsj. Au11t Lucy realizes that people are people wherever they are. Ronald and Bo11nie Mae are botl1 pleased by the tll'I'illlgCl11CIlf tl1at Bonnie can go back to the city and attend a school of her choiceg Ronald finishes medi- cal school. and a wedding is eminent. 66