New Oxford High School - Memento Yearbook (New Oxford, PA)

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Mixed Chorus Row 1: Nancy Hamer, Florence Clark, Marcella Speigelmire, Gloria Horn, Miriam Klinefelter, Juene Wolf, Arlene Leister, Bessie Griffin, Kathryn Sherman, Gloria Ecker, Alice Jane Stock, Janet Kime, Lois Sheely, Janet Kohr, Jean Altland, and Blanche Smith. Rovr 2: Mary Adams, Joyce Leib, Doreene Clark, Anna Staub, Ethel Herman, Mary Crabbs, Nadine Myers, Margaret Alwine, Edith Kinneman, Kathryn Wolfgang, Eileene Stump, Betty Gable, Ev.an Klinefelter, Geraldine Myers, Edith Asbury, Jean Miller, Emma Hippensteel, Phyllis Duncan, Loretta Baker, and Evelyn Stambaugh. Row 3: Patricia Alwine, Louise Myers, Grace Dennis, Phyllis Chronister, Betty Sheely, Janet Duttcra, Anna Noel, Louise Stump, Jean Millar, Dorothy Hoover, Mary Helen Krug, and Ethel Bly. Row 4: Melvin Wentz, Harvey Frock, Calvin Roland, Blaine Wildasin, Arthur Diehl, Fred Gable, Donald Bittinger, Travis Hamer, William Flaherty, Miss Spangler, Richard Bittinger, Norman Haar, Eugene Mechtly, Ivan Mechtly, Jr., Thomas Speigelmire, Ralph Stambaugh, Herbert Hoke, Russell Shriver, and Glenn Hoover. Row S: Dean Hull, Jack Schriver, Roland Clousher, George Smeltz, Charles Harman, Wallace Sieg, Robert Hoffacker, Fred Howe, Donald Diehl, Burnell Hoffacker, Ralph Klingel, Robert Kime, James Millar, Donald Wentz, Paul Sponseller, and William Hoffacker. —■( 25 }—

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Senior Play CAST OF YOUNG APRIL ” Ralph Stambaugh (Brian Stanley), Patricia Alwine (Terry McIntyre), Janet Duttera (Mrs. McIntyre), William Flaherty (Professor McIntyre), Geraldine Myers (Diane Gil- more), Charles Stitt (George McIntyre), Nadine Sieg (Vivian Bailey), William Se- graves (Dutch), Anna Noel (fane), Louise Stump (Mildred), Richard Bittinger (Bert Parsons), Donald Reichert (Pete), Nadine Myers (Marian), Eileene Stump (Smc), Mary Helen Krug (Alex), Jean Little (Elsie), Anna Staub (Mrs. Miller), Julia Weikert (Lulu), and Ralph Klingel (Stewart Miller). Young April depicts the experiences of the McIntyres, presenting the two youngsters, Terry and George, in their later adolescence.” Terry has her beaux in rapid succession, almost marrying the ' wrong one,” until the kindly intervention of Mother and Dad steers her over,to the right one.” George discovers the sweetest girl in the world ” is only human after all. He is disillusioned for a time, but realizes he loves her just as she is. He is shown adjusting himself to some of the realities of life. Mr. and Mrs. McIntyre discuss their youngsters’ problems throughout the play. This play, enlivened by frequent bits of humor is a genuine study of the interreac- tions ” of parent and youngster, during the tender, romantic, and impulsive Young April ” age. — 22 I—

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Girls’ Chorus ■■Ki «HH» Row 1: Patricia Alwine, Louise Myers, Grace Dennis, Phyllis Chronister, Betty Sheely, Janet Duttera, Anna Noel, Louise Stump, Jean Millar, Dorothy Hoover, Mary Helen Krug, and Ethel Bly. Row 2: Gloria Pot- ter, Nancy Harner, Florence Clark, Virginia Wiles, Miriam Klinefelter, Juene Wolf, Arlene Leister, Lois Wolf, Miss Spangler, Betty Gable, Kathryn Wolfgang, Lois Sheely, Alice Jane Stock, Janet Kime, Margaret Harman, Janet Kohr, and Jean Altland. Row 3: Mary Adams, Joyce Leib, Doreene Clark, Anna Staub, Ethel Herman, Mary Crabbs, Nadine Myers, Margaret Alwine, Edith Kinneman, Eileene Stump, Mary Ann Cooke, Eva Klinefelter, Geraldine Myers, Jean Miller, Loretta Baker, Evelyn Stambaugh, and Emma Hippensteel. —{ 24