Parker High School - Torch Yearbook (Parker, PA)

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Fourth row: C. Elliot, A. Moberly, C. Johns, R. Dunkle, V. Pollock, B. Lauers, J. Zilafro, J. Zilafro, B. Cook, R. Montgomery, F. Barger. Third row: E. Blauser, A. Bickel, K. Alberts, K. Stocker, C. Stewart, D. Overheim, J. Amsler, L. Witherup, D. Shoup, B. Blymiller, J. Kelly. Second row: K. Blauser, C. 'Zilafr0, J. Pipher, B. Maxwell, H. Bowser, Mr. Pager, B. McElroy, R. Shirey, J. Terwilliger, N. Horner, R. Botz. First row: D. Tremba, H. Blymiller, S. Orton, H. Bennett, V. Shawl, R. Texter, R. Kriebel, J. Dunkle, J. Toy. BOYS' INTRAMURALS Boys' Intramurals consists of any boy from the seventh to the twelfth grade who is interested in athletics. During the time when it is too bad to go outside, basketball, volleyball, and tumbling are played: when the weather permits softball is played on the ball field. The whole group is broken down into two groups so as to make it more convenient and give them more playing time. While the boys are playing they are learning sportsmanship and learning to know each other better. This club is directed by Mr. Pager.

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Seated: B. Clawson, A. Tremba, M. Francisco, Master, A. Moberly, M. Gerwick. Second row: Mr. Holmgren, M. L. Pipher, N. Horner, J. Mullen, B. Maxwell, S. L. Ramsey, Mrs. Dore. JUNIOR PLAY CAST The junior Play was presented to the public November fifteenth and six- teenth. 'fAunt Min Drops In, written by James Stone, was a three act farce with a ranch out West as the setting. Each player was well suited to the character he portrayed. The cast, as a whole, worked exceptionally well together to present an excellent performance. The West, as we know it today, is not the wild, wooley west of yesterday. But sometimes you begin to wonder when you hear of such escapades as those that took place at the Downey ranch last summer. The ranch was in a continual uproar from the time Ivy and Gracie May arrived as summer guests until their 'fAunt Min Dropped In. Of course Aunt Min did not arrive until several other persons came, including an escaped con- vict, who had been mistaken for her. The play proved to be a great success as an evening of entertainment and as a financial gain for the class. We wish to thank our directors, Mrs. Dore and Mr. Holmgreng and the stage hands for helping us to make our play a success. -39-

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Seated: B. Pierce, D. Hilliard, M. Amsler, Mr. Pager, LI. Buechele, E. jolly, B. Murray. Second row: M. Francisco, S. Blauser, B. Clawson, N. jordan, I. Garris, B. Polm. Third row: M. Karns, B. Stewart, S. Foust, E. Grazier, J. Fox. GIRLS' INTRAMURALS On the third period of every Tuesday, a group of girls take some time for an hour of good healthy sports. This group is comprised of girls from ninth through twelfth grades who are especially interested in sports. During the school year the girls play baseball, basketball, and volleyball. They also have a few periods of tumbling in the spring. This club affords to its members the opportunity to learn better sports- manship, to make new friends, and to develop more fully their physical bodies. The club is supervised by our physical education teacher, Mr. Pager.