Frewsburg Central School - Senior Leaves Yearbook (Frewsburg, NY)

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A ,, , THEN GM First row: Janice Blasdell, Joyce Thierfeldt, Joanne Ryberg, Laura Mason, Bar- bara Jolly, Jean Long, Betty Blood, Nancy Cass. Second row: Miss Brown- Advis or, Theodore Jackson, Gladys Phillips, Barbara Carlson, Beverly Wilder, Au- tumn Suckow, Mildred Wigren, Dolores Olson, Edna I-loughwot, Pauline Wilson, Marcia Rugg, Donald Arnold, Charles Hildum. Third row: Fred Britain, Le Roy Rounds, Gilbert Bullock, John Meleen, Mickey Flanagan, Charles Johnson, Clem- ence White, Gordon Barton. HUUI First row: Janice Blasdell, Joyce Thierfeldt, Joanne Ryberg, Nancy Cass. Sec- ond row: Theodore Jackson, Gladys Phillips, .Autumn Suckow, Mildred Wigren, Charles Hildum. Third row: Clemence White, Gordon Barton. 28

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DURING our junior year, our class presented A Case of Springtime. When Bob tried the sawing a woman in half magic trick on the principal's daughter, it didn't work. There was no murder committed, but Bob is already in plenty of trouble. To add to his troubles, he had borrowed a formal coat from his girl friend, Joanland of course she got it from her father, the principalj. It is accidentally torn and Bob thrusts it into the laundry bag, the contents of which are to be dyed. By the time Bob finds the real fate of that laundry bag, y 4 lu it is too late, and the outraged principal has discovered everything. --- ' The dye is cast. Seriously worried, mother decides to entertain the P. T. A. ladies in hope that they may intercede for her son. Just before their arrival, Bob's kid brother set up a series of homemade booby traps. The P. T. A. ladies walk right into them, and they know it is all Bob's fault. They want to denounce him and send authorities after him, but that isn't nec- essary. Through a misunderstanding, the authorities are already out to get him. Bob thinks he is living under a curse, but changes his mind when all his misunderstandings are cleared up. Bob Parker Mr. Parker Mrs. Parker Betty Parker Dickie Parker Gwen Anderson Joan Abernaker Eddie Louella Mr. Abernaker Mrs. Brunswick Mrs. James Mrs. Hill Plainclothes Man Miss Bright A CASE OF SPRINGTIMEH who is on a spot his father his mother his sister the kid brother Dickie's flame the principa.l's daughter her brother the Parkers' maid the high school principal of the P. T. A. of the P. T. A. of the P. T. A. the Law from the zoo 30 Clemence White Charles Hildum Jeanette Waid Joyce Thierfeldt Byron Brady Gladys Phillips Autumn Suckow Gordon Barton Janice Blasdell Marion Anderson Jacqueline Hansen Evelyn Sjogren Joanne Ryberg Theodore Jackson Nancy Cass