Northumberland High School - Pine Knotter Yearbook (Northumberland, PA)

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g5tTH'E PINE-14NuTTEH1llt ll l 1 p 1 122,-I aa: JZ-3.7225 E -...,..... . fm 4 1- 4 sllllllll' Claww Plaw -X b11ll1a11t display of talent llldllxtll the s u pendous pnuentatlon of 1 Il the 8611101 ilav on Ftblualv hfteenth and sn teenth lll the ILIHIOI Hlgh Alldltlblllllll P1e ented b6f0l6 a la.1g,e audleme 4 Il Pusspwf mon SIHLQIQ tommendatlon 1 1 t tll116lX up to the mmute theme It eflettlxelx bu1lt up a xxholesome pat11ot1c Slllllt 111 both the adult and xtudent audlences Thl th1ee att comedx tombmed humo1 1eal dlama and xoual s1g111flca11te Qapable of bemg, p1oduted on a h1 h school level -X11 8Iltl'lllN1d.NtlL taxt expeutnced IHAUX xxeelw ot Ntunuoux lthcalsal 171101 to the IJl0flLlLt1OI1 Nluth Llelllt 1 due to Whse Blanche Saxxdge un de1 whose capable d11ect1cm thlw xplendld p ax va made auth a IJ0lDLlldl success 123, Tl'll0ll2.,l'l the tnelesx effo1ts and devout LO 0IlE,ldtl0ll ot the Dl9lNb6l'w of the cast the duet to1 and the lN9lNlJQlS of the xauous C.0l11l11ltt69S exe1v pe1lo1111anu, ploxed to be rlellghtfulls en teltammg The plot depltts the modeln IJlOlJlE.lllN of a play opened the two olde1 Hamxlton th1ld1en ue1e xunnlng, fame by p1each1ng then ll10fl61H H1638 on polxtlc and gNowe1nment As the play 11102, l8SS6fl the 1athe1 lllSLOXLl8ll that he wax fast losmg, hls plate ax head of the fd.l1lllX and de tldcd to put hls foot doxxn much to tht d.Nt0IllNl'1 ment of the Lntnn ldl1lllX lloxxuu lux cetu mmatlon Ldllllfl hlm along, t lllN one and onlx goa to lnalxe hl fdlHllX tllli 'xlllillldllw 1 . 1 it s '1 0 . v K L, L If X 1 ' 4 N I 1 ll l A .' '. . , . - - , - . ,. ' . - K. . , . A 1 A 1:1 ' ' ' Arn 'rirfru Pass, ar! by .-. ' ' , -- ,- Y ' - -- , v ' V A l . n . ' s 1 ' ' ' l ' , ,'11rl'1 1l11 l 'V' ' ' ' ' ' ' 'o' i s ' , ' , typical middle-class American family. As the lv . v ny I 1 y I -1 1' . . 1. m . I h , . ,V I A I .OI v ,. , . , , . . I. A y .. L., , . ' '14 ,. , . - A. X . . ,.- . 1 ' , . , .1 . , , .. I. , -. A --'. 5- ' . .- Av A' -' 1 - ' ' ' 1 'rf ,- . . A4 , '. ' -Y I - ' K. .2 -. ,, ,. .L.. .' . - . ' I .' , - Y . , .,. - -.S . ,,. . . . ,..1, . -, 'S . . 1 A ,-'.. .eil lg.-

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Honor Society Northumberland High School has been honored as being a chapter of the National Honor Society. Members are elected to this society after careful, serious considera- tion by the teachers. Students are selected on the basis of scholarship, character, leadership, and service. The chosen students are ones who have always been of high character and scholarship throughout their school careers. They have been the leaders of the class and have shown outstanding service to the school and the com- munity. They are the potential citizens to whom we look for guidance in the world of tomorrow. As has been the custom for the past sixteen years the number of members is elected in accordance with a definite percentage of the number of members in the class, the greater percentage, 15 per cent from the Senior class and the smaller, 5 per cent from the Junior class. Members of the Senior class who were elected last year are: Roland Stahl, Frances Roush, Jean Reed, June Fertig and Joseph Snyder. Those Seniors elected this year are: Virginia Walker, Mary Haupt, Agnes Lewis, Gladys Young, Lee Hummel, Lois Moore and George Liddington. The Junior class members are: Fred Morgan, Roger Haddon, Ned Bell and Romaine Aumiller. A ceremonial chapel was held on Friday, May 21st, at which time the new mem- bers were installed.

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THE PINE-HNUTTEHM at 1 I 1 Senior Class Play Crux Leese ln the lmtlal 1ole of Ed Hamllton gaxe an outstandlng account as the typlcal Amel lcan fathel of txxo 1adlCal ch11d1en and a p1oblen1 chlld 'Klan Plnlllps plaxed an exceptlonal lole as Louella the tu elxe X931 old XOUD291 ilstel xx 1th the lldllul al CU1lOSltX and coquettlshnew that accompanv p10blEl1l chlldlen Beltha Hamllton the dexoted vnfe and good lllOth9l who Hao 6Xtl6I'l16l5 zealous f01 hex fam llx N xxelfale was capablx poltlayed by Jean Reed Russell Xoung' as Dull and June Feltlg as Judx took thell palts well ax the ladlcal mmd ed thllchen Actmg equallx well xxele Han Haupt as S3,b1lJenmngx who IS IH loxe sxlth Dick Hamilton and Bulde Duncan as Bill VK llson who ls ln loxe Yllth Judx FISHCCQ Rouoh as Aunt Jen adds much to the humolous angle as a Suppoaedlx extlemely xx eal thx lelatlxe clooe to Seventy but who feelfi much XOUHQQI Othe1 h1ghlx commendable membeu of the cast V619 Laula Young as Mu Sxxaxtz a fault findmg gobslplng nelghbol Jay Hopen ell, as Mr Clalg Edvsald Hannltons emploxe1 who ls a pleasant but dnect busmesx man Ray Flennng as Junloz a pests ne1g,hbo1 chlld who le contm uallx teaolng Louella Doxothy Sassarnan ac tepted an adnnxable lQS1JOl15lbllltX ln the D10 dllLtl0Tl ax a fQlllll llUE:' ladxo annountex and as the plomptel Folloxsmg the final pelfolmance the membels of the ca t V619 enteltamed at Bnghts Cafe 3 . Y '1 .' Y LW 1 p, X 'L A , X ',n' j .X . , XNJIJ' gf t M f J X X , J . 7 '52 ff lx K, A . , , ,, - . . ,. , L. ' . L. - .- ' S . . ' A' .' ' ' - 5. Y Y . -J .- U. . nl. .Y . ' - ' Q - .t ' ' : ' ', , , ' ' , - , .. , , - , H . . . . . ' , , ' . . 4 v . ' V- v 1 v '- V - . , V y . I 1 Y .r U I . ' . . - . , . l . ' J. . . . . . v . . v ' 5 . I A . . .Al . ' v ' . . . . . . v . - . Y . ' , . . ' A ' . ' . . ' v 1 Y . . v ' ' . . . ' , V .' ,. . . . .. y , - - v - ' Y .' v. . S - - . ' .' ,. '-. I - -if 29 he