Palisades High School - Palisadian Yearbook (Kintersville, PA)

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ROW 1: S. Eisenhart, B. Walters, R, Bleam, M. Keikulis, ROW 2: W. Parsil, H. O'Dor, E. J. Carr, F. Tubiello, SENIOR PLAY Good Night Ladies, under the direction of Mr. C. Mann, was a three-act comedy presented by the Senior Class on November 7 and 8 in the school auditorium. The story centered around the Raleigh youngsters, Helen, Jane, and Sam, who had inherited an old house near the campus of Grayson College, They later de- cided to turn it into a dormitory in an effort to pay oft the mortgage. The dean of women, Miss Eggleby, threatened to spoil the plan because of the delayal of Aunt Barbara and Aunt Flora Stevens, who were to come to act as ma- trons for the dormitory. However, Sam and his com- panion, Jug Brown came to the conclusion that the only thing left for them to do was to impersonate the two aunts which was quite a riot. Not only did they have to deceive Miss Eggleby, but also various new students and Professor Dexter, who wasn't fooled for too long but kept the secret anyway. Many complications arose, but in the end the plan was successful for all those concerned. J. Free. ROW 3: W. Shivik, J, Strock. Helen Raleigh Jane Raleigh Sam Raleigh Professor Dexter Dean Eggleby Angela Rimini CAST Modra Keikulas Barbara Walters Russell Bleam Wayne Parsul Helen ODor Rosemary Plate Larry Dobson Lulu Giffen George West Betty London Frank Tubiello B Gerhart EJ arr Jack Strock Judy Free ' .................,.. ...Q Jug Brown .................... Skip Eisenhart Judy West ,.,.,,--,...-.,.,... Shelly Gouldmg

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his secret death machines had been stolen, and that someone would soon use them to kill him. When he started to leave, he dropped dead at the door. Shortly after- ward four people entered, each bringing a written funeral invitation. They were: his es- tranged wife, his odd step-daughter, his voluptuous secretary, and his boasttul Iow- yer. The will was read making an award to each. But it layed down unusual conditions. As each fulfilled his condition, he died. An autopsy showed the brains and nervous sys- tems had been burned out, Electronics had done its work. Do you remember how? Bond, W. Betz, G. Harris, R. Bleam, W. Shivik, D. Jesiolwski, W. Parsil. G 3-A v V . RQ A Z., D 3 ,' 5 . 85 . ,ost som, l if 5 , xxkizvfqi S RS. W X I USHERETTES L. Allen B. Mellon B. Crouse N. Pagliaro M. Urban N. Stever P. Nicholas N. Hulsizer COACH Mr. Christian Mann

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USHEREITS Bonnie Mellon Nancy Stever Nancy Pagliaro Marie Eccher Barbara Bunn Barbara Crouse SCENERY COMMITTEE Robert Bergmann Donald Eisenhart Glenn Gehman Frank Tubiello Sn, I al fqfk with Drop ,Im hw w9'll ,,, 'f0 li ff TICKET TAKERS 'he Deon. Robenu Megs Marian Schaeffer TECHNICIANS Bwhful 'ours Russell Bleam Walter Shivik 'Fiqh PLAY READING COMMITTEE Barbara Bunn Barbara Walters Barbara Miller Judy Free Lowell Snyder Shelly Goulding