William Tennent High School - Per Annos Yearbook (Warminster, PA)

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WHO Mr. and Miss Friendly Shake, friend. JEANNE BOYD gives BOB NEUKIRCHNER a warm hello. Mr. and Miss Smile Gee, but don't JUDY KAUFFMAN and DON COLE have charming smiles? Mr. and Miss School Spirit Yea, Team! CHARLOTTE V A N LEER and FRANK SE VERN. .Q . ,ma ,, .1 iMH,.,,..,.-4- 'I Mr. and Miss Genius Silence! .IANE HERWIG and CHIP KLINGER are hard at work. Mr. Esquire and Miss Seventeen Neat and well-groomed are acliec- tives which apply to KATHY SINKLER and RICH OSBECK. Mr. Craftsman and Miss Homemaker SUE NEILL and SKIP MASCARO ad- mire each other's accomplishments. Both will be good future citizens. 'iiai' ,QI .MH

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WHO'S Mr. and Miss Class Clown What, me Worry? says PAUL REI- DER to GLORIA DIVALENTONE. Mr, and Miss Silence MITZI PFLAUMER and BOB BURNS are as quiet as church mice. Mr. and Miss Yakity-Yak 'You don't say! Tell me more. are typical words PAT O'BRIEN and CRAIG YERKES. Mr. and Miss Twinkle Toes RolI up the rug and Iet's dance! says JOE AHUMADA to RAE LEADER. Mr. and Miss Hot Rod That vvasn't a streak of lightning, just BETTY KRATZ and RON SEIPP zooming by. Mr. and Miss Athlete MAIZIE SCHIESSER and BUDDY MARTINI both have plenty of ability and sportsmanship.

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THE CURIOUS SAVAGE The Senior Class' production of John Patrick's comedy The Curious Sava e was 1 Q 1 delightfully funny and a huge success. In the words of Dr. McDonald, This was real! The story centers around Mrs. Ethel Savage, a very wealthy but eccentric woman, and her three conniving children. The three siblings want to seize their mother's 510,000,000 and decide the best way to accomplish this is to claim their mother is insane and to place her in an asylum. Mrs. Savage, because of her eccentricities, cannot convince anyone that she is sane and she is sent to The Cloisters, an institution for neurotic people. The other inmates welcome her in their own individual ways and quickly befriend and admire her. The children visit their mother frequently to try to find out where she has hidden her money. On one of these visits, Mrs. Savage takes each one aside and tells him where the money is hidden. She tells Lily Belle, her snobbish daughter, that the fortune is stuffed in a huge porpoise in the National Art Museum, she tells Titus, her son who is a senator, that the sum is buried in the president's hot- house, she tells Sam, a lawyer, that the money is concealed in the chimney of a house in Boston. Of course the children go to seek the money and get themselves into some very embarrassing and hilarious situations. The success of the play may be attributed to the ca able directin of Mrs Flicker P Q - I the excellent acting of the star, Hope Parry, and the fine performances of the other actors. CAST In order of appearance Florence ,.,., Fairy May .,.,.. Hannibal ,.,....... Miss Wilhemina Lily Belle ...... Titus .....,..... Samuel .,,....... Dr. Emmett .,..., Lily Belle's brother. 5 Jeffrey ..,,.,c,..... Ethel Savage ...,a -------Elizabeth Palsir ------Marlene Pullen -----------Craig Yerkes --.Richard Eveland --------Kathy Sinkler Mrs. Paddy ...,.,... ......,...... E Iaine Moser -Charlotte VanLeer --Gerald DeCinque ------------John Ervin Carmine DeCinque -------------Hope Parry Owwww! She bit me! screams Lily Belle as her mother, Mrs. Savage, sinks her teeth into her daughter's arm. Looking on is Samuel,