LaSalle High School - Ongiara Yearbook (Nigara Falls, NY)

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THARON WRIGHT Jinx General K 'J fi . 7 QIYLJIZOJVS .rw Choir, Ring Committee, Usher DOROTHY Dattj' General Griffon Thirty ZUCH RONALD YVENDT Kmzfzie College Entrance Football, Monitor GORDON ZUCH G0f'dj' General Band, Orchestra Wl if iff ' nf, 'C C 11L1O1lCl Lu CHIOVS MARJORTE GLEASON JOHN STEVENS CHARLOTTE KASPER MORRIS SVVITZER JUNE PILS BURNETTE WOLLAEER ' v 4 c zfzontz fam zc ales 01' ,-jrac uczfzon HH! fp H I ' BETTY BRETTEL BETTY KELLY FRANCES CINDRICH JANE KILMER ROSE HOUSE BETTY PILS

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if ' gg H rrierticari ce ass Ori I l MRS. K. F. ERWIN, Director SEATED, LEFT TO RIGHT: Gloria jonef, Generiezc Pnfcli, Florence Cairnnqo, Nlrf. Erwin, Shirley Peorion, Marcella Peterfon. STANDI NG, LE FT TO RIGHT: Neil Connery, Rocco Montnlbo, Rmb Ton'rzfenn', Alan Mnbnnnnb, Torgcir Fizdizni. HE Senior Play has always been one of the highlights of any school year and this year was no exception. With a record sale of tickets and a full house, the actors and actresses gave excellent performances of American Passport on both April second and April third. In keeping with the spirit of the times, the theme was an intensely patriotic one. Ed Hamilton, a rather meek little man, completely bewildered by his fast-talkingwife and children, turns over a new leaf, makes a speech, and finally asserts himself as the head of the family. Much of the comedy was furnished by Louella, a true-to-life little girl who made her family's life miserable. The cast under the direction of Mrs. Erwin was as follows: fzrclj . . . fyoil fenningf Ed Hamilton Dick ... Bill Ufilfon GLORIA JONES Tb irq-rico . . SHIRLEY PEARSON . GENEVIEVE PASCH . . TORGEIR FADULI . . . . EDsoN CASE . ALAN MAIIANNAH , . . . . Announcer NEIL CONNERY. . . Mofber Hninilton. . . . MARCELLA PETERSON Ann!-ferr ..., . , RUTH TOWNSEND Nlrf. Xcbwnrtg . . . . ELEANOR TUBEE Mr. Craig . . . , Rocco MONTALBO Lonilln . . FLORENCE COSTANZO JACK LONG ....., .,... A nnonncer . . . Rnrlio Coinrnenmtor