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

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DRAMATICS BY THE 49'ERS w-.1 -W JUNIOR YEAR in --I Reading from left to right- v First Row: Joan Madden, Joanne Scheesley, Elizabeth Weaver. Second Row: Beverly Chambers, Shirley Monks, Ann Norman, Kathryn Harrow, Beverly Bowes. Third Row: Robert Harer, Larue Durrwachter, Donald Greene, David Lauler. THE TIN HERGH Presented By THE CLASS OF 1949 Friday, April 30, 1949 THE CAST Douglas Goodyear, a timid young man Mrs. Blanch Goodyear, his mother Grace Goodyear, his sister . Virginia Ferguson, his fiancee Baxter Warner, president of The Hero's Club Mrs. Baxter Warner, his wife David Lauler Ann Norman Shirley Monks Elizabeth Weaver Larue Durrwachter Beverly Chambers Robert Harer Bunny Wheeler, engaged to Grace Annette Coverdale, the only female member of The Hera's Club Adelaide Young, a friend of Grace's Mlle. Claudette Bordonic, a young French Woman Spike Ryder, champion swimmer Victoria Esmond, a newspaper woman Directed by Leroy Keiler Joanne Scheesley Joan Madden Kathryn Harrow Donald Greene Beverly Bowes This presentation by a well chosen cast was a great success, thanks to the superb directing by Mr. Leroy Keiler. The bashful, and somewhat naive Douglas Goodyear lDavid Laulerl and his mother fAnn Normanj-who had an irrepressable tendency to exag- gerate on every event-were kept in the spotlight most of the time. Larue Durrwachter, as a henpecked husband got a big hand from the audience, as did his ever-loving wife, Beverly Chambers. Shirley Monks and all the others, did iustice to their parts, and should be commended on their fine performance.

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Wa g, ' . tr, . , ., . . 1, , ff , M . , HN- ., .., ' . SENIOR YEAR ,. 2 ,W ,. VM., W , fi ', . . .e gf.,,.,,ff f, . . ' '........... . 5 Ar I 2 is it fy y' 6 i Reading from left to right- il J , l l Seated: Mary Ann Bauer, Ann Norman, Donald Greene, Shirley Monks, Marcella Baier, James Dawson. Standing: Robert Harer, Karen Strailey, Frank Schoendorfer, Daniel Phleger, David Lauler, Leroy Keiler fDirectorJ, Connie Clark. THE CLASS OF T949 presents JUNIOR PROM A Mirthful farce comedy Friday, December 3, 1948-8:00 p. m. THE CAST Hildy Haines, a woman of seventeen Olivia, a discontented maid Queenie Smith, Hildy's friend Chuck Haines, a boy with ideas Shirley Monks Connie Clark Karen Strailey Robert Harer Frankie Brown, an embryo wolf Frank Schoendorfer, Jr. Mrs. Haines, a harrassed mother Cora Haines, a city cousin Willie Vermin, seeing is believing Jerome Haines, an innocent father Clarence Weeger, a dizzy pugilist Cassandra Cholmundeley, a dizzy dame Doctor Prescott, a neighbor Directed by Leroy H. Keiler Ann Norman Mary Ann Bauer Donald Greene David Lauler James Dawson Marcella Baier Daniel Phleger SYNOPSIS The action takes place in the living room of the Haines home in a busy and beautiful city in the U. S. The time is now. Act I -Late Afternoon-Spring Act ll -One Week Later-Early Evening Act Ill-Five Days Later-Early Evening The class of 1949, under the direction of Mr. Keiler, cer- tainly put on a splendid performance with Junior Prom. Donald Greene, portraying a rich drip, seemed to steal the show by his love-making to Mary Ann Bauer, o sophist?. cate from New York. Jim Dawson and Marcella Baier as Nuts were comedy at its best. Shirley Monks and Karen Strailey were excellent in their exercising scene-and every other scene! Their parts were very well chosen! Ann Nor- man and David Lauler played their parts very well, despite not overcoming their bashfulness for the embrace in Act lll. Bob Harer, Connie Clark, Danny Phleger, and Frank Schoen- dorfer were all first rate stars!!