Jersey Shore High School - Orange and Black Yearbook (Jersey Shore, PA)

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'14, 6144-'L Play' BROTHER GOOSE Jeff Adams, an architect by day and general cleaner-upper for his orphaned brother and sisters in the evening, leads quite an energetic life into the hectic whirl of which descends Peggy. Peggy is a delightfully vague girl who, proposing to sell hosiery, brings order, comedy, and romance to bloom. THE CAST Lenore, a wealthy young lady... Joanne Thompson 'Hy, a little tomboy ......,.,. Jean Reitz Carol, o pert little miss .leff's clan Anna Mae Lytle Wes, who is crazy about girls James Cohick Mrs. Trimmer, a forceful career woman Sara Karstetter Sarah, a buxom Negro cook ...... Pauline Landon Eva, a luscious southern beauty .... Bobette Miller Helen, a doleful housekeeper .......,....... Ruth Miller Driver, nn angry truck driver ......,...,.. .... G ary Derr Jeff, an architect ....,.,..................... Edward Hawkins Peggy, hosiery saleslady ..,......,.,... Norma Doebler Orange and Black - 25

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foxufzczl Left to right, Row 'I-Phyllis Greninger, Ruth Marden, Frances Gleason Elizabeth Hurd, Alfred Eck, Helen Chambers, Mary Lou Thompson, Joanne Thomp son, Joann Sheesley. Row 2-Mary Louise Wolfe, Dolores Fleisher, Frances Baier Eunice Meiser, Karen Strailey, Patricia Brown, Vivian Gerhard, Jean Wagner Helen Braucht. Row 3-Mary Edwards, Dora Wills, Ellen Young, Norma Beer weiler, Richard Hunter, James Cohick, Herbert Seyler. Row 4--Charles Krupa Clair Thomas, Dick Thompson, James Bennett, Ronald Thompson, Vernon Cool- iclge, Robert Ludwig, Alfred Hauser. Absentees--Robert Carson, Robert Decker Thomas Yorks, Anna Mae Lytle. Orange and Black - 26 I