Titusville High School - Optimist Yearbook (Titusville, PA)

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: • Behind us we leave flunked tests, a few ulcers, and teachers still in a state of shock. We are the experts! We know how to break in a substitute teacher. Through continuous practice, we learned to maneuver in a crowd with great agility. We have thrived on dances, extra curricular activities, and Friday night parties. Now is the time for us to be weaned away from such entertainment and graduate to union strikes, adult parties, and the Army. Were we too shel- tered? Why???

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Everything from Purple People Ea- ters to trumpeters attracted crowds to the annual Sophomore Talent Show. Di- rected by Mr. Donald Mowrey, the show was deemed a success by the up- roarious laughter and booming applause. The Stage Band, directed by Mr. Charles Anderson, played a few num- bers including one that featured Jack Yakish in a drum solo. The bond also helped the Senior Cheerleaders in their routine by providing the background music to the Con-Can. Other highlights of the evening were the musical adventure Westside Story performed by the Cheerleaders, and the classical Flight of the Bum- blebee OS presented by the Major- ettes. The Grand Finale was the theme song from Jesus Christ Superstar as sung by the T.H.S. Choir. All proceeds from the production went into the treas- ury of the class of ' 74. Uproarous show boosts class Betsy Rilchey and Sherry Fitzgerald (ab ove right) share the spotlight as they display their talents. Showing her natural comic talent (above) is Eileen Turnetta doing her funny Edith Ann imitations. 16 sophomore tolent show