Nazareth Area High School - Comet Yearbook (Nazareth, PA)

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Presenting Because one period a week is not sufficient time to complete their work, the twenty-seven members of Miss Clute’s Stage Craft Club spend study periods and out-of-school time in preparing the stage for such events as the senior play, the operetta, the band concert, the fashion show, and the dramatic productions. In preparing for these productions the club builds, paints, and erects flats, repaints scenery, fixes lights, and sets the stage. SYNOPSIS OF TIIE PLAY Settling with his sister and her daughter in his quiet home town of Stanwich, Mr. Barry, a retired world traveler and artist, seeks to live a peaceful life. When crooked politics threaten to ruin the town he helps the financially deficient “better element” gain control with the aid of his counterfeit money. Mr. Barry and his friends meet active re- sistance to their political plans in the form of Mrs. Griswold, wife of the local undertaker.. Top: Jacquelyn Ritter. Charlet Steward, Gloria Nolf, Gail Schultz and Annabt-llc Stier paint a tapestry for the senior play Bottom: Robert Gillingham, Wayne Nottle, and John Alich place a flat for Mr. Barry’s Etchings 2$

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Silting: Diehl, Howell, Danner, Sandt, Elkins Standing: Mr. Knccht, Mr. Zell The News This year, under the direction of Mr. J. Frederic Knccht and Mr. Quentin Zell, the paper has featured a larger number of pictures with extra pages of news in many issues. Sitting: B. Steward, Keck Standing: Mrs. Metzger, Ritter, C. Steward, King, Nolf First Rozv: Peters, Scroce, Pullen, Tobias, Danner Third Rato: Eckert, Lesher, DiGerlando, Hagcnbuch, Haftl Second Roto: Houser, Gold, Cressman, Drake, Stone Standing. Abel, Sandt, Roberts

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Metzgar, Rohr bach, Bcnardo, Zeller Mr. Barry's Etchings Quite by accident, international counter- feiters stumble upon Mr. Barry’s sideline. When the treasury agents enter the scene, the play reaches its most hilarious and exciting peak. With gangsters being chased by the government, and plots within plots complicating his schemes, Mr. Barry realizes his wrongdoing in manufactur- ing the counterfeit money. When the Secretary of the Treasury, the President, and the country in general are awakened to the events in quiet Stanwich, peace is finally restored. Mr. Barry again tries to settle in Stanwich without benefit of his precious, hut dangerous, “Etchings.” Metzgar, Unger, Zeller, Hagenbuch, Stout, Rader, Macy, Hellick, Mertz, Ashcnfelder, Benardo I