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Play Are Big Successes Absorbed in a game of checkers are five of the dozen. SITTING — John Leutzelscwab and Judy Karl- son. STANDING, Left to Right — Sue D’Angelo, Bill Meyer, and Jackie Cisco. Mr. Gilbreth Mrs. Gilbreth Ernestine . . . Frank Anne Martha Bill Lillian Roger Beasley Carolyn Hendricks . . . . Judith Karlson John Luetzelschwab Sue D’Angelo . . . Jacquelyn Cisco . . . William Meyer Jane Riechers Fred Lynn Waltz Dan Richard Berg Jackie Robert Selund Mrs. Fitzgerald Virginia Raab Dr. Burton Leonard Czapkowicz Joe Scales Michael Newhard Miss Brill Marlene Dubrovich Larry D. Page Bennett The Class of 1958 presented its Senior Play on May 2, 1958, in the high school gym. Their presentation was “Cheaper By the Dozen,” a three-act comedy dramatized by Christopher Sergei from the book by Frank B. Gilbreth, Jr., and Ernestine Gil- breth Carey. The hilarious antics of the Gilbreth children resulting in verbal explo- sions from Father Gilbreth kept the audi- ence laughing from beginning to end. Mr. Robert L. Burnett was the director of the play. A boy? For her? Martha, Anne, and Ernestine ignore their brothers, Frank and Bill.
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Post Prom Party and Senior At the magic stroke of midnight the Post Prom Party got underway with a dinner of either steak, chicken, or shrimp. Upon completion of the dinner, a party began with Jim Lounsbury serv- ing as M.C. Providing the music was a talented young group from Rich Town- ship High School called the Paul Louise Combo. During the party prizes were given for dancing; and streamers, noisemakers, balloons, and hats were passed out to add to the merry making. When the party ended many stu- dents attended numerous breakfast parties. The following day found most cou- ples on a cold beach at the Dunes or at Turkey Run State Park. Sandy Janzig and Fred Garrard take the spotlight accompanied by the Paul Louise Combo and smiling onlooker Jim Lounsbury. Jim Lounsbury doing a fine job as master of cere- monies at the Post Prom Party.
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