Laurel Valley High School - Laurel Yearbook (New Florence, PA)

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Rising Starlets Junior Understudies The stage hands who design, make, and set up the scenery for the play are members of the Freshman Class. Their officers are President, Harry Mears; Vice-President, Edwin Layton; Secretary, Barbara Merritt; and Treasurer, Jane Crusan. This group has three years of work ahead of them before becoming classified as dignified Seniors. Freshmen Stage Hands The understudies in our production are members of the Junior Class. Representing this group are Lee Kerr, who is cast as President; Gene Bernabo, Vice-President; Joann Schmucker, Secretary and Richard Antonio, Treasurer. Next year these rising starlets will play leading roles in the activities of the Class of 1955. Sophomore Ushers A very important part of any production are the ushers and ticket sellers. Three very capable people serving in this capacity are the Sophomore Class officers who are President, Bill Golis; Vice-President, George Parsha; Secretary-Treasurer, Margie Burkett. They have only two more years before making their appearance on the stage as successful performers.

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ACT THREE

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ROW ONE: Left to Right; N. Ellis, I. Cunningham, D. Henderson, R. Benito, J. Schmucker. ROW TWO: Mr. Cameron, S. Long, M. Carmichael, S. Rolley, M. Gennaro, L. Muir, W. Kelly. ROW THREE: W. Lear, M. Piasente, R. Warfel, K. Bonavero, B. Kinzey, C. Horvath. C. Simpson. ROW FOUR: B. Hood, W. Rebarich, S. Horrell, L. Kerr, R. Yeager. W. Crusan. ROW FIVE: G. Beroabo, H. Foust, I. Miller, D. Anderson, R. Crooks, R. Baird, F. Henderson. ROW SIX: P. Lynch, R. Conrad, R. Antonio, D. Cummings, J. Roby, R. Blattenberger. Junior Class Thirty-seven lads and lasses make up the Class of 1955. They have given their talents to the band, chorus, student council, Hi-Lite staff, and various sports. Thes enthusiastic Juniors have contributed much to the success of these important school activities. This group has also enlivened our school days by several activities. One of these was a masquerade party held on October 30th in the auditorium. These people worked very diligently in making the authentic autumn decorations by the use of corn shocks and huge orange pumpkins. Their efforts were rewarded when many guests arrived on the scene in unique costumes. This was the first big success for the class this year. Another big event which the Juniors sponsored was the class play. Teen Time. February the eleventh was the date for this production. The Junior-Senior prom marked the climax of the social activities for the year. Every student longs for this night when attractive gowns and best suits are a must. Our pageant salutes beautiful lasses donned in gorgeous creations and made more lovely by the addition of corsages. This gala event will always be remembered by all those who attended. Next year this group will hold the leading roles, as Seniors, in their own production. 29