Osceola Mills High School - Osceolian Yearbook (Osceola Mills, PA)

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P dent-Ronnie Stevens Secretary V President-Ira Muller Treasurer-Raymo Advisors: Miss Ethel Witchey and Mr- James Lar XA 'JDPHDIIIUBES ki -Alice Roach ndM

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funiauf First Row: Joe Soltys Jean Mott Ronnie Matlern Marlene Pearson Anthony Kccliiscn Second Row: Rita Bunyak Jerome Hughes Josephine Adams Melvin Williams Gladys Timcoe , iiii , ti r -we N-0.-..-,, 1 4,,a,f 4- . Ki., mag , fa Third Row: Frank Kovalohick Doris Ann Stranko Anna Ruth Mattem Mildred Luther Delores Moriarity 11513532 , -. Map are r dt semi 397' , 'N M37 ' K. if ti Fourth Row: Joann llesso Harriet Gravish SPECIAL DELIVERY MALEU On February 15th and 16th the Junior Class presented a three act comedy, Special Delivery Male under the direction of Mr. William Redin. I fDuffyJ attended and found it to be very amusing and entertain- ing: but of course, since the Seniors are my favorites, I didn't think it surpassed their play. I found the comedy to be a story about three bobby-soxers, one of whom was Ginny West. They feared that Ginny's sister was going to be an old maid and decided to do something about it. Their various schemes and forged love letters caused many trying predicaments for Ginny's parents and sister. After some difficulties the situation was brought un- der control by Ginny's father, Mr. West. The carefree actions of the bobby-soxers and their swooning at the sound of the voice of their favor- ite crooner caused many hilarious laughs throughout the production. The cast included the following: Gertie MacIntosh, Delores Petroskyg James Toliver, Jerome Hughesg Ginny West, Jean Mottg Patsy Bainbridge, Marion Socoski: Suzey Willowby, Dorothy Kennedyg Aunt Kate, Doris Strankog Peter Jones, Jim Delanskyg Mrs. West, Anna Matterng Mr. West, Don Bezillag Peggy West, Harriet Gravishg Abe Swift, Melvin Williamsg Miss Prentis, Rexine Bushg Guy Heathergate, Lynn Albert.

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Saplwmcvwi First Row: Gloria Hoinan Larry llipko Harriet Penny Charles 'l0llllf'f?t1 Donna llnnilmleton Se-cond Row: Edward Hartman Alice Roach Davy Johnson Charlotte Latz Ruyinond Ullricn Third Row: jean Carson Paul Shulick Ruth Sankey Frank Kerr Betty Ann Danko Fourth Row: Raymond Hughes Sandra Flegal Mike Yosuu Jane Tingle Betty Ann Sankcy Fifth Row: George Tirch jack lNallacc Vivian Burton f Jim Pitts Barbara Kennedy l I The Sophomore Class presented their play, A Case of Springtime, in the high school auditorium on April 19 and 20. It was directed by Miss Witchey, class advisor. The class chose a humorous comedy dealing with teen-age activity, which took place in the Parker home. The inten- tions of Bob Parker, who was interested in magic, always seemed to back- fire. His difficulties increased when the P.T.A. ladies came to call. Poor Bob! All seemed hopeless until he learned that his pet rabbits used in magic tricks were really Valuable chinchillas. His ego was lifted, and his girl friend ccnsidered him to be a big businessman. The following were members of the cast: Bob Parker, Jack Wallace, Mr. Parker, Bud O'Brien: Mrs. Parker, Gloria Homang Betty Parker, Jean Carson, Gwen Anderson, Inez McCloskey: Joan Abernaker, Patty Kirkg Eddie, Paul Shulickg Louella, Madelyn Hughesg Mr. Abernaker, Ronnie Stevens, Mrs. Bruns- wick, Betty Folmerg Mrs. James, Charlotte Latzg Mrs. Hill, Mary Baugh- mang Plain Clothes Man, Dick Dixon, Miss Bright, Shirley Roach.