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

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.MW Top Row What do you know about Miss Andre's connections with Mr. Faulkner'?U Was your husband low in gumption that night? You said your husband met his death on the night. of January lil. Middle row UOIIQ' of us is lying! He isn't dead! He isn't dead! r.. ,--,,,v-- V----vvrsgnv P 1 5 a i i l , l .4114 Boffvm. row - Jurisis First row: Mr. Coleman, Mr. Kreisher, Miss Rum- mel, Miss Fenstermacher. Second row: Messrs. Schlegel, Welker, Artz, Miss Snyder. Last row: Messrs. Lewis, Geist. Troutman, Starr. First row: Miss Jean Blyler, Mr. Charles Stutzmaii, Rev. Frederick Erb, Mrs. Esther Rissinger. Second row: Mr. Frank Stutzman, Miss Carol Klinger, Miss Winifred Clark. Mr. Kenneth Shadle. Third row: Mrs. I. E. Sausser. Miss Mary Hoffman. Mr. J. T. Peiffer, Mr. Claude Vlfilson.

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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

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G m Exhibition 1. Bonnie Lassies wth grade girlsj 3. T.V. Extra-Specialty 110th grade girlsj 6. See You Later, Alligator tSpecialtyJ 8. Your Hit Parade 112th grade girlsl Pictured above is the grand finale of the biennial Gym Exhibition presented under the supervision of the physical education in- structors, Mrs. Huntzinger, Mr. Zeigler, and Mr. Lewis. Because of the great demand for tickets the program was presented at three matinee performances for the school child- ren and four evening performances for the public. This year the theme of the exhibition was a T.V. spectacular, and the entire elaborate setting and decorations were based on that motif. All students from grades seven through twelve have the opportunity to par- ticipate. Opposifv Page 2. Casey at the Bat 18th grade boysj 5. Dance Party tSenior girls and boysj 4. Globetrotters Hay Vee basketball teami 9. Lawrence Welk Specialty Qllth grade gulsj 4. Beat the Clock 17th and 8th grade girlsj