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

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Presentation in New School Auditorium 4. Court clerk Anthony Wzontek swears in witness, Joan Lewis, as Judge Stoudt looks on. 5. District Attorney John Graver dic- tates to secretary Barbara Burley as widow Natna Rissmiller and father, Philip Kostenbadery look on. CAST Prison Matron.......... Bailiff................ Judge Heath............. District Attorney Flint. . His Secretary.......... Defense Attorney Stevens His Secretary.......... Clerk of the Court...... Karen Andre............. Dr. Kirkland............ Mrs. John Hutchins. . . . Homer van Fleet......... Elmer Sweeney........... Nancy Lee Faulkner. . . . Magda Svenson........... John Graham Whitfield. Jane Chandler........... Sigurd Jungquist....... Larry Regan............ Roberta van Rensselaer.. Stenographer............ Beverly Wbrkheiser .......John Schwartz .........Larry Stoudt ........John Graver ..... Barbara Burley Ronald Audenried ...........Dawn Male Anthony Wzontek .....Beatrice Knecht ......... Richard Sell ...........Joan Lewis Richard Drosnock Thomas Lerch ......Nama Rissmiller ..........Dawn Young . Philip Kostenbader ...........Joan Kratz ........Russell Lance ......Carson Masters Rosemarie Hofemeister .........Doris Tobias First Row: Bevcrlv Werkheiser, Dawn Male, Barbara Burley. Joan Lewis. Rosemarie Hoffmeister, Doris Tobias Second Rote: Carson Masters. Dawn Younn, Nama Rissmiller. John Graver, Ronald Audenried, Beatrice Knecht, Joan Kratz, Larry Stoudt Third Row: John Schwartz, Anthonv Wzontek, Richard Sell, Richard Drosnock. Philip Kostenbader, Thomas Lerch, Russell Lance THE CAST 27

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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

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Comet Features First Year in F. A. Marcks Building Mrs. Kolessar-Adviser, Carson Masters, Patricia Slutter, Anthony Wzontek, Fred Yount;, Helen Stampf, Mary Ann Young, Elizabeth Tanzosh, Constance Lowe BUSINESS STAFF Although school did not open until October 3, part of the layout, art, and editorial staffs met several times in September with Miss Sloat to discuss the theme and layout for this year’s Comet. By November 3, sufficient progress had been made to have a photographer take approximately fifty pictures. Through layout, copy, and art work the Comet gives an over-all picture of our first year in the new F. A. Marcks Building. This year the layout work and planning were done in the new Activity Room during the seventh period on Monday, Wednesday, and Friday. Again four underclassmen two juniors and two sophomores were trained in yearbook planning. During the activity periods the various staffs worked to produce and finance the yearbook. On October 15 and 16 two staff members and a faculty adviser attended the Columbia University Press Association Yearbook Conference in New York. At this conference the CSPA announced that the 1955 Comet was a Medalist winner. The advisers of the yearbook are Miss Elizabeth Sloat, editorial, typing, and layout; Miss Jean Clute, layout and art; Mrs. Belva Kolessar, business. Seated: Joan Lewis, Elizabeth Scott, Mary Lou Wagner, John Schwartz, Richard Sell, Robert Beck Standing: Miss Sloat- idvher, Carol Elkins. Eileen Tictz, Patricia Darrohn EDITORIAL STAFF 28