Palisades High School - Palisadian Yearbook (Kintersville, PA)

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Mr. Simmons . Chester Binney Donold Swift . Rodger Shields Toxi Driver ... Mrs. Simmons Ethel Simmons Letty Lythe , , Lilo ........ Solly . . . Sodi Bloom . Annie ........ Mrs. Jczckson . Extros ...... , .... Timothy Simmons . Merrill Fobion l-lorry Ditschmon ... Richord Rick .. ...... Dovid Rou . Shield O'Reilly , . Mory Wismer .. Sondro Biggs . . Noncy Bieber Noncy Fryling .. Ermo Quinby Borbdro Lines . Alice Mclntyre ..... Shirly Foil' . Mory Ann Rick ., Foy Young Julie Toylor Mr. Simmons displays his temper gf in if is ' I It ,. , X gsm ' B4

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' 5,466 Large long-needle pines dominated the decorations for the Senior's annual Christ- mas Ball. The south end of the gym sported an artihcal window and a small lighted Christmas tree to produce the ettects ot being at home on Christmas Eve, Table decor- ations consisted ot various colored candles in star-shaped holders with a sprig of ever- green and a pine cone for color. Wall silhouettes ot angels and snowflakes added to the holiday spirit. Senior high students enjoyed the very dancable music of Webster Fretz and his orchestra, Robert Shively, a former student at Palisades, took couples photographs throughout the evening. Indeed, Saturday night, December l5th., produced many precious memories for all who were in attendance. Beer - Miller Johnsson - Friend Kita - Taylor Mellon - Hershey N

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. ., . , 'Q' L if Z . . 'ypii R' Letty makes the most of opportunity. 1, 'aa as gi 'ii I THE WHOLE TOWN'S TALKING, a farce in three acts, was the story of a typical family of the l92O's. The fun began when young, attrac- tive Ethel Simmons fell in love with Rodger Shields, a socialite whom she had met in Chicago. Her parents, Henry and Hattie Simmons, were flab- bergasted to learn that she had spent a whole day alone in a car with a young man! Ethel's father instantly disliked Shields and his suave, debonair manner, He had his own plans for his daughter's future. They did not include Rodger, but Chet Binney, his slovenly business partner. To impress Ethel, Binney and Henry Simmons invented an intimate friendship between Chet and Letty Lythe, a movie idol. Things were really in a state of confusion when Miss Lythe came in town for a personal appearance. ln short order FW Binney was besieged by two irrate lovers. lt ap- peared to Shields and Swift, Letty's manager and finance, that they had lost out in love to Chet. In a showdown scene both Swift and Shields converged on the Simmons home intent on fisti- cuffs. In the scuffle which followed the lights went out, and when the power was restored it was revealed that the jilted males had knocked each other out. Binney lall the while perched in the chandelierl quickly regained his composure and assumed the role of the comqueror, who had felled his foes on the field of battle. A return to normality was soon achieved. lmpressed with Chet's bravery. Ethel dropped Shields and turned to the gallant Mr. Binney. Har- mony was also restored in the romance of Donald Swift and Letty Lythe. Gentlemen of refl nement. OH h h h Trouble