West Snyder High School - Legend Yearbook (Beaver Springs, PA)

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Junior Class Play The game is up! The bomb! Which one? R The '64 gang! I didn't do it, Honest! WHY OUU The Big Blow-Up Four identical suitcases, a hotel of suspicious people and a stolen twenty-five thousand dollars and a pearl necklace all add suspense to the The Big Blow-Up. Then when one of the suitcases contains the pearl necklace and the other a bomb set by Mugsy to go off when opened, things really get excit- ing. Then the suitcases become all mixed up and no one knows which contains what. But Cora saves the day, and everyone has ahappy ending. Mugsy QMrs. Cora .... Summervillej ..... Pat Loht . . . . . . . . Elgardaliratzer Terry ............ Elwood Kahley Sandra .. . . Kay Goss Margo . . . . Jane Saylor Katie .... . . . JaneGilbert Douglas .... . David Goodwin Mrs. Parker . . . Linda Benfer Melinda . . . . Joy Gross Beans . . . . Clay Henry

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The Mixed Chorus was quite active Mixed Chorus and Mixed Octet ROW ONE: Nancy Saylor, Cynthia Bojalad, Jane Gilbert, Anna Mattern, Sharon Peters, Barbara Thomas, Judy Haines, Peggy Aumiller. ROW TWO: Douglas Saylor, Kathe Erb, Ronald Bingman, Barbara Kuhns, David Goodwin, Steven Thornburg, Lura Mae Goss, Michael Thornburg, Paul Zeiders, Pamela Mattern, Pat Loht. MIXED CHORUS ROW TIIREE: Marjorie Zechman, Joy Gross, Dolores Carper, Kaylene Garrison, Ruth Try, Jane Saylor, Paulette Bingaman, Karen Klinger, Linda Ritter, Ruth Boonie. ROW FOUR: Elgarda Kratzer, Judy Baumgardner, Rita Klingler, Carol Keister, Judy Middleswarth, Linda Benfer, Gail littinger, Kay Boonie, Kay Goss. this year. It has taken part in the Christmas and Spring Concerts. Students from grades lO,ll, and 12 compose the chorus. This year the chorus has purchased several new se- lections. The accompanist is Nancy Saylor. Mr. Clark Nevin is the Director, MIXED OCTET The mixed octet is a specialgroup composed of boys and girls from the senior high school who are especially interested in singing. Directed by Mr. Nevin the group, sang in several school assemblies, and in a few churches of the area. ROW ONE: Kay Goss, Elgarda K ratzer, Judy Baumgardner, Kaylene Garrison. ROW TWO: Jeffery Norman, Rodney Ilishop, Steven Thornburg, David Goodwin.

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speak Senior Class Play The Crystal Ball is about to How do I look? That's a good-looking cast! And you think hens cacklel The Fakers Bow-Wow! Ben Allen . . .... Pat Loht Ed Weston . . . . Elwoodliahley Ruth Aldrich . . . . . Linda Benfer Jessica Aldrich ...... Kaylene Garrison Roberta Houston ......... Joy Gross Helen Johnson ......... Jane Saylor Mrs. Schyler Van Schuler .......... Judy Baumgardner Dorothy Aldrich ......... Kay Goss Eugene Peters ......... Clay Henry Prof. Randolph Rawlings .... DavidClark Some people have a knack of always getting into jams. Ben Allen is one of these people, through no fault of his own. Ben's girl, Ruth, has a mother who is a believer in spiritualists, and the only men Ruth can see are spiritualists, so Ben becomes one. So Ben and his assistant Ed Weston perform their Hmystifying talents. Eugene thinks he's a dog and chases Dorothy and when the maid also becomes a dog, things begin to howl. All in all the play brought howls of glee and laughter from the audience.