Oswayo Valley High School - Gleaner Yearbook (Shinglehouse, PA)

Page 72 text:

5 FRESHIVIAN INITIATION 'F. F. A. INITIATION I f , -1 ' N 5 CHRISTMAS BALL CHRISTMAS PARTIES

Page 71 text:

FIRST ROW: Donna Hanks, Joan Calhoun, SueJackson. SECOND ROW: Garry Washbum, William Graves, Charles Turner, Carolyn Hyde, Larry Maxson, Russell Smith, Mary Coyle, Richard J andrew, Dolores Antonioli, Patricia Hyde, Emma Perkins, Sandra Maxson, Connie Woodkirk, Mr. Palmer. JUNIOR CLASS PLAY 'fl u 8 -Q' C .5 ' V KQV M . I :ff X. N 1 X, t TERROR AT BLACK OAKS Whal Bonnie and Flo an-tved at Black Oaks for the read- ing of Uncle Algemon's will, the found Rusty and Hank just leaving, for they had been attacked by the mentally tmbalanced son of the housekeeper. But Rusty - after seeing Bonnie - decided to stay, Aunt Clarissa, cousin Ted, who is an escaped convict, and Mildred all squabbled for the inheritance. In the swift action that took place, Clarissa was murdered and Bonnie became the sole heir. With the help of Bonnie and Flo, Ted tried to get the truth out ofhis sister, Mildred, whose testimony convicted him as guilty, but just at their moment of success, Ted and Bonnie found themselves facing the gun of the killer. Kate, the understanding mother, Scott Radford, a lawyer, Dave Edwards as a crime writer, and Julie, the ten year old spoiled brat, managed to add variety and laughs to the well- written script. In spite of the mysterious actions that took place, every- thing turned out fine, and Terror at Black Oaks ended with everyone happy. .X ,Q ix 67

Page 73 text:

CLUBS EooKxMEEK FARM SHOW STUDENT COUNCIL