Lambertville High School - Hiltopia Yearbook (Lambertville, NJ)

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w 1-P'- IUNIOR PLAY CAST GRANDMOTHER DILL ........., Betty Fuhr RICHARD DILL ......... .....,.. N ed Burd CAROL DILL ..... RODNEY DILL ..... DORIS DILL ...... ..... B arbara Mitchell DUDLEY DILL ...... ELAINE ESCOTT ..... MAUDE MADDOX .......... Marie Wooden . . . . .Marie Abrams . . . . . .Walter Baker . . . , .Eugene Huber . . . .Sylvia Heath PETE NORTON ,......... Richard Voorhees AIMEE LOVEWELL .... Mildred Christenson ARNICA IUKES ............... Mary Mack WIDOW WOGGLES ...., Barbara Trauger CLASS OFFICERS PRESIDENT ,..,.........,....... Walter Baker VICE-PRESIDENT .... ..... H arry Blair SECRETARY ....,.. .,... M arie Wooden TREASURER ..... .... M ary Schmutz THE DAFFY DILLS The Iunior Class presented their play The Daffy Dills, a lively, fast-moving three-act comedy written by Iay Tobias on Ianuary 30 and 31. The Dill family consisted of Grandmother Dill, Poppa Dill, and his four spoiled children. When the children learned that they had a new stepmother, they decided to act completely crazy to encourage her to leave. Upon the arrival of their cousin, whom they mistook for the stepmother, they found the tables turned as they be- came victims of numerous pranks, such as hidden snakes, flying hatchets, and barking pistols. V - lil' , ,V n . l ' I . . 1 ' ' -ra' 1 ,-,. A HL ' fl sal? 'rf an Y A ' ,if I kg 5 K .' , Xl it , ' . . f R, X 'lf 9 I A X Exif f 3 M i y ' U5 1 ,Qgw so '1 I W ,,,k vm- M 7 Il i wg, , -1 I 'Pl ly. V ' ,,,.., . yvyy ' N ' 1 P ' r,.,..,,,. ' P 1 .3 I . b J 5:7 W V- ,, , ,-,. -N, .,,. - - , V L Q5 ,A V m m V 1 - N -M ..,, - gg flt t it . M ' N -' ' -- - -rf 4' af ,t ...,+--- 1 V, - , , . M Bl., My A 1 ., ef :s:f.,.,.4,.

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5, FIRST ROW lleft to rightl: Anthony Soriero, Donald Edwards, Oscar Huber, Ernest Suozzo, William Emery, Eugene Huber, Richard Voorhees. SECOND ROW: Eleanor Wiley, leanette Lake, Rose Barnhart, Harriet Coo- perstein, Marie Bishop, Marie Wooden, Walter Baker, Harry Blair, Mary Schmutz, Florence Stoy, Ann Kuchtiak, Mary Mack, Mildred Rogers, Mildred Kilmer. THIRD ROW: Marie Atwood, Barbara Trauger, Ioan Stintsman, Helen Palmer, Peggy O'Neill, Martha Parrish, losephine Carducci, Betty Fuhr, Mildred Christenson, Marie Abrams, Catherine King, Theresa Iarzyla, Mary Michitsch, Barbara Mitchell, Kay Davis, Elaine Medoff, Dor- othy Wright, Ruth Moore, Alice Lambert, Claire Wright, Irma White, Luverne Updegrove, Marion Whitehead, Sylvia Heath, Marjorie Lear, Ethel Holcombe, Ann Price, Eugenia Ziolkowski. FOURTH ROW: George Palumbo, Floyd Updegrove, William Chrismer, Walter Caulton, Alfred Allen, Frederick Lebrizzi, Ioseph Keener, Robert Ennis, lohn Davis, Nicholas Cicchino, Franklin Reilly, Orville Emery, Ned Burd, Douglas Gimson, Iohn Kurzen- berger, Ioseph Musselman, Ionas Parrish, Clarence Mason, lohn Eisenbeil, Paul Kurzenberger, William Newton, Edward Skillman, Richard Iohnson, Clement Hoagland, Joseph Lebrizzi, Theodore DeLeone. NOT PICTURED: Leroy Pauch, Dorothy Brown, Rose Ingrassia. IUNIOR CLASS HISTORY Excitement filled the air the day the juniors selected their class rings. After much serious deliberation we chose the Crown Iewel pattern. Our Sadie Hawkins' Day Dance came in November. Authentic Dog Patch Alley costumes added color to the gym, which was decorated with pic- tures of the comic-strip characters. Mammy and Pappy Yokum scampered over one wall while a horribly detailed picture of Lena the Hyena, drawn by Donald Edwards, stared at us from the other. Lois Worth and Iimmie McGuire, selected by lot as Daisy Mae and Lil' Abner, were crowned with appropriate ceremony. A skit explaining the origin of Sadie Hawkins' Day was presented with Rose Barnhart as Sadie Hawkins, Douglas Gimson as Sadie's father, and Bill Chrismer and Ionas Parrish as atmosphere. The climax of the evening- the unveiling of Lena the Hyena! Who was it? Why none other than our own effervescent vice-president, Harry Blair. Next on the program was our play, a hilarious comedy called The Daffy Dills. The play cast will never, never forget Walter fBubf Baker's Oh, Yeah! , a remark that was just a slip of the tongue, when after several tense moments he remembered a forgotten line. Our talented play cast with Mrs. Rudinger traveled to station WTTM in Trenton to broadcast a portion of the play while the other students gathered in the auditorium to listen to our radio debut. May 29 came too soon and with it brought the most colorful event of the year-our Iunior Prom. Soft lights and sweet music provided a fitting finale for our last junior affair. Now we look forward to our senior year. CLASS ADVISERS: Miss Gerrity, Mrs. Rudinger, Mr. Doe