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

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of Moonlight and Roses’ Prom Constance Jones, Patricia Roth, Doris Fuls the queen, Dorothy Hamel, Pauline Stimmel. THE QUEEN AND HER COURT

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The Queen and Her Court Reign I. Happy dancers drift to the music of Charlie Porello’s orchestra at our Moonlight and Roses Prom. Intermission means time out for refreshments potato chips, cupcakes, and punch. 3. In the reception line Mr. and Mrs. George Smith greet Helen Stampf and Warren Klip pie.

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Night of January 16 is First First Row: Mrs. Floyd Jones. Mrs. Samuel Elkins, Mrs. Grant Roth. Mrs. Victor Thomas. Howard Gold, Dean Rissmiller Second Row: Samuel Elkins, Charles Hoffmeister, Andrew Leh, Austin Buck, Vincent Paukovitz, Robert Reichard FRIDAY NIGHT’S JURY 2. Defense Attorney Ronald Audenried confers with secretary Dawn Male and the defendant, Beatrice Knecht, as Beverly Werkheiser, Prison Matron, looks on. 3. As Attorney Stevens watches, the defendant, Beatrice Knecht, questions Nama Rissmiller, widow of the murdered man. On March 2 and 3, the senior class presented The Night of January 16, a three act play, under the direction of Franklyn Kostenbader. The unusual setting for this mysterious comedy was a court room. Bjorn Faulkner, a Swedish financial juggler, had either been murdered so Miss Andre and her sweet- heart, Larry Regan, could live a luxurious life in South America, or Faulkner had attempted a fake suicide so that he and Miss Andre could live in- cognito in South America. Ronald Audenried as Attorney Stevens defended Karen Andre, while John Graver as District Attorney Flint represented the state of New York. Twelve jurors, chosen from the audience for each perform- ance, found Karen Andre not guilty at Friday’s, but guilty at Saturday’s performance. 26