Tri Valley High School - Comitus Yearbook (Valley View, PA)

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xw,-M47 L'i 'M R QF? Junior peretta As our junior year began, we looked forward to one of the big events for that year - the Junior Operetta. The operetta selected was The Count and the Fo-Ed . Under the capable direction of Miss Gemberling, Mrs. Huntzinger, and Mr. Troutman rehearsals began in January. Many hours were spent working diligently to perfect the operetta for the final performance. But in reciprocation for all the many hours spent re- hearsing, the entire cast proved to be co-opera- tive and amiable. Besides the scheduled evening performance, two matinees were presented, one for the grade school and one for the high school. On March 4 we gave our final performance for the public. Although we were only amateurs, we had attained our first successful goal. CAST OF CHARACTERS Birdie Boggs, a sweet and simple girl .... ..., A nnette Paul Amy Arnold, a bright and efficient junior .. Christina Brosius Dolly McSpadde11, daugher of the college president Rita Saltzer Miss Agatha Lockstep, house-mother at the girls' dormitory Alice Klinger Dr. Cicero McSpadden, president. Marden College, Donald Miller Mrs. McSpadden, his wife ...... ......,. P 'rancina Klinger Mark Watsrmyi, the college yell leader ............ Don Boyer Hamilton Hunter, the leader of the gleg club ..Palmer Smeltz NVillie lSleepyl Carter, a freshnqan ........ Gary Coleman Marjorie Blackwood the belle of the campus, Bonnie Schminky Dar Flanigan. a smart young cop .......... Richard Schrope Kenneth tSnoozei Andrews, comedian of the glee club Thodore Maurer 0

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, ,Q E ' 1 ' u Clockwise, table at left: Rita Saltzer, Walter Um- holtz, Don Boyer, Patsy Spotts. Table at right: Mary Alice Stutzman, Amy Miller, Ted Maurer, Robert Maurer. Seated behind table: Lucille Herb, Albert Klinger, Robert Hartman, Palmer Smeltz, Richard Schrope, James Wagner. Standing: Lorraine Bress- ler, Don Miller, Joan Rothermel, Pat Wilson, Miss Knohr, directressg Christina Brosius, Gary Coleman, James Leitzel, Francina Klinger, Alice Klingey. The time for our last 'big stage performance dawned upon us- the senior play! Our curiosity about the choice of the play was finally satisfied. An unusual and different type of play, The Night of January 16th, was chosen. Who would be chosen for the cast? When this selection was made, under the capable and efficient tutoring of our director, Miss Knohr, and our student direc- tor, Patricia Wilson, We began our rehearsals. The cast and the directors gave many of their evening hours to the perfection of the play. At last came the big night, Nov. 18th. After the matinee and the Ievening performance we received a great many congratulations for a job well done. The witty writing of the play, the careful choosing of the cast, and the patience of the directors all spelled success. Lucrative gains were also made for our treasury. Senior Pla