Robertsdale High School - Tiger Yearbook (Robertsdale, PA)

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WE SALUTE THE Mary R. Black Sara B. Black Audrey Bowser Ann L. Cialone Diane Clark Eldie Covert Jetsy Greenawalt Carole Guiness Fred Heath Peggy Heath Tommy Heath John Hite Judy Leahbart Ted Leabhart Zola Lodge David Long Eleanor Lowry Charles May Minnie Neuder Melcine Neville Larry Park Carole Pennell John Rhoat ’ Lanny Ross John Stetchock Barbara Taylor Susan Trout Kenneth Woomer Nancy Wright Darlene Zimmerman Absent day pictures were taken: Laura Crotsley, Hazel Greenland, and Alfred Sccllini. Mr. Richard Stholer, who came to us this year, shares the duties of class advisor with Mr. Charles Forst. CLASS OFFICERS Lanny Ross, president; Charles May, vice - president; Margaret Heath, secretary; Fred Heath, treasurer.

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 All The World's a Stage . . . “GRANDAD STEFS OUT” In a thrcc-act farce, under the capable direction ol their director. HAZEL ANGLE, the seniors showeu that among their talents dramatics was not lacking. 'I he plot of the play revolves around Grandad, ably portrayed by ORVIS WAGNER, who is still considered an invalid by his daughter Mrs. Morton, played by PEGGY BLASKO. who feeds Grandad‘s steaks appetite with soup and crackers. ELLIS GRIFFITH, portraying Jim Mahoney, makes plans to get Granddad out of the house to attend a big supper. Since Granddad’s clothes arc in storage, he bribes V illy the maid, our JULIET GAMBACURTA. to sneak clothes from Kip Shadduck who is visiting his Granddad. Kip is portrayed by TED DIEHL. Nobody is the wiser when Granddad sneaks out. wearing a suit with coat sleeves too short and pants halfway up his knees. INEZ CLARK portrays the inquisitive Miss Aby Hig- gins who telephones Mrs. Morton concerning her fa- ther’s escapade, but Mrs. Morton docs not place stock in Abby’s report. Bedlam breaks loose when Betty Shadduck and her friend Jack Norwood, played by EUNICE COOK and ROBERT EVERHART, make the discovery of Granddad’s disappearance. Detective OWEN LEABHART adds to the confusion with some of his “brain storm” ideas. WAN ETTA LOGAN adds to the tempo of the com- edy in her portrayal of the belligerent country woman who has her hands full keeping in line her husband, Jobe Feeney, the role played by NED DIEHL. BER- NARD PARK and GARY YOUNG play the parts of Zeke Johnson and Dave Hawkins, Jobe Feeney’s friends. To add to the hiliarity of the play are the antics of the Norwood triplets, Trudie. Judie. and Ludie, played by IRENE YANKANISH. CAROLYN SPENCER, and MARIAN CLARK. Helping with the production were the stage managers. Jack MeKcta and Frank Neville, the publicity dirrector. Patricia Covert, the prompters. Lois Demoise and Dar- lene Park, ticket chairman. Ronald Eichelberger. and programs. Nellie Neville and Patty Winfield.

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INDUSTRIOUS JUNIORS John Foore Myrtle Foore cima Hockenbcrry Darla Hollingshead Paul Gannon Barbara Hess Larry Garner Raymond Gates Elaine Germaux Elizabeth Jenkins Helen Jenkins Grace Jones fa, ■« Y Am Gloria McKnight Steve Masimchak Robert Rourke James Saylor Allen Clark Martha Spencer Carole Meek Frank Shaffron Larry Morgan Darlene Smith Steve Mykut Leroy Snyder