Stadium High School - Tahoma Yearbook (Tacoma, WA)

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u v 1 -I '. i',' jj THEVTAHOMA, 1930 flaw, BACK ROW, Left. to Right-Eccles. Locke, Hedberg, Cohen, Hoyt, Lee, Gilbert, Reedy, Landram, Smith. FRONT ROW, Left to Right-Cory, Grlbble, Kirkland, Pagelow, Jordan. 1TH the uniting of three strong units of the school-the clubs-into one whole came the production of the opera gem was written hy Victor Herbert, and it can be said without of the best received operas ever produced at Stadium. Under orchestra, and the two glee L Sweethearts.', This musical exaggeration that it was one the unflinching direction of Mr. Johnson the cast and orchestra worked with great zeal to put their best into each performance. The story centers around a lost princess of Zilania and the effort of several persons to discover her and establish her as ruler of the kingdom. The plot is cleverly worked out with pathos and humor intriguingly,interwoven. 's The theme song, Sweethearts, was especially well received, while On Parade and There Is a Most Alluring Magic in a Smile also were favorites. The boys' glee club con- tributed a delightful part at the opening of Act Two when it sang Waiting for the Bride and Pretty as a Picture. A chorus of dancing girls was another unusual feature. The cast of principals was as follows: Sylvia, Princess of Zilania ...,.., i........Jane Kirkland Dame Paula ,........ ,......,..,..,...,.., ,..,.,. M a rjorie Pagelow Daughters of Dame Paula: Jeannette ,...,,,.,,... . ,..,.. . Toinette ..,,.. Lizette .,....,.. Clairette ........ Babette ..,,.,., Nanette .,...,,.... Lieutenant Karl ........ Liane .... ...,..,.....,,.... Mikel ............,......, Prince Franz ,.....,,...... Petrus Van Tromp .,... Aristide Caniche ........,.....,, Hon. Percival Slingsby ..,..,. Virginia Landram ...........Eleanor Hoyt . .Miriam Cohen .....Georgia Gilbert .Wesla Nell Locke .Virginia Hedberg ............Dean Smith ...Bernice Gribble ......Harry Jordan ..,,,.,Don Cory ..........Dale Reedy ..,.....Robert Eccles ...,.,..Albert Lee Ninety-one

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E T:HE TAHOMA, 1930 x BACK ROW, Left. to Right.-Arnold, Kane, Locke, Haas, Chrlstman, Sheldon, Drinkwlne. Belong, Kelly, Melvllle, Brownfield, Scotney, Fox, Sl.. Laurent., Jacobson, Bennetts, Sykes, Sceva, Paqelow, Klrkland. MIDDLE ROW, Left to Rlqht-Poe, Farber, Lowrle, Shaw, Taylor, Siddoway, Nadeau, Tuell, Marvln, Walton, Mort., Kelly, Rowland. Cook, Osgood, Hartley. ,fl FRONT ROW, Left to Right.-Scudder, Haagen, Jones, Hedberg, Co en, Graham, Bucsko, Zack, Osborne, Hoyt. Gllbert., Mason, Wallerlch, Warrington, Wlntler, Scramstad, Pau n, Smith. lTll a membership of 60 the girls' glee vluh has 4- tlctl a sm-1-essftll year. Omitling lht- lli-.links for the first time in 501110 years the 'ull spent :I great tleal of time on opera numhers antl group work. Several times tu: e year the 1-luh was present:-tl. A lllblllllt! quartet sang varols at Christmas in th' halls tluring the Christmas ass:-tnlrly. anti over the ratlio for the Kiwanis Cluh. The girls in the louhle quartet were: ,lane Kirklantl. lla-rnire llrihhle, Mary Etlna Hamilton, Virg lia zltlram. Wt'slal Nell l.ot'lu-. Marjorie l'aga-low, Miriam Cohen antl Virginia Hetlhorg. 1 1 1 . L. A , BACK ROW, Left to Right.-Johnson, Sensi, Williams, Whlte, Edwards, Norton. Grimes, Smith, Reedy. MIDDLE ROW, Left to Rlght.-Gilmore, Lee, Hopkins, Hurley, Marshall. Meyers, Robertson, Thrasher. FRONT ROW, Left. to Rlght.-Eccles, Wall, More, Carlson, Jordan. Cory. Young. Paine, Moore, LePenske. IIE hoys' glee rluh, nnmhering 32, hatl a great tleal to do with the 5llt't'0SS of the opera. The entire 1-luh spent most of its time working towartl that entl anal tleservetl mum-h rretlit for the llllt' showing it matle. An unusual feature of the vluh this year was the Varsity Four, a quartet whit-h sang at many school programs hesitles filling outsitle engagements anul singing over the ratlio. lt was vompost-tl of Alhert Lee. Don Cory, Dean Smith antl Marino Sensi, with llale Ret-tly suhstituling for Marino Sensi at some of the programs. ,vim-fy

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THE. TAHOMA, 1930 l BACK ROW, Left. to Rlqht.-Gilmore, Mandles, Johnson, Peterson, Haley, Hilton. Hodge. White Hayward. K FRONT ROW, Lett to Right,-Waterman, Larson, Shedd, Ming, Wtlllams, Nadeau, Stlxrud. ITH a vast of 15 principals, the Senior Class play, The Devil's Disciple, was presented by the dramatir- department under the direction of Miss Blavk on May 9 and 10. The story is based upon the puritanical beliefs of the people at the time of tlte Revolu- tionary War, and the invasion of Burgoyne. There were many opportunities to display dramatic' ability and the vast was rertninly all that vould have been expevtetl of them. The principals and the parts they played follow: Richard lludgeon .,,.... ......Bill Shedd Judith Anderson.. ..., ...,,....... A dair Larson Rev. Anderson ..,.... .,.,.. Mrs. Dudgeon ....,... . Essie .... ......... Christie .,,..........,....... . General Burgoyne .,,,.. Major Swindon .,,.. Hawkins ............., Alfred Waterman .............Jane Ming .......Dor0thy Nadeau ....Cene Williams ..........Bill Stixrud .Herbert Johnson .Rirhartl Hodge Titus Dudgeon ........... .......,...,.. F red White Mrs. Titus lludge William Dudgeon, .Pauline Peterson ...Arthur Gilmore Mrs. William Uudgeon ....... ........ M arielta Hilton bergeant. ..,..............,.....,... .. Beadle ,...... .. .........Fred Haley .,...... ..... ........ .....,......... M e y er Mandles The following were in the mob scene: llirdene Campbell, Martha Curliss, Jane Devlin, Llatre Drinltwrne, Betty Evans, Mary lrllizaheth Failor, Gwendolyn Fox, Arthur Gilmore, lngrid Grolid, Mildred Goudale, Laura Hart, Ri:-hard Hodge. Marjorie Howard, Margaret Janes, Rohbin Keir, Elverna Larson, Louise Little, lrene Matle, Grave Mdlarlhy, Mary Lon Mt-Clnre, Jane Mina, Meredith Minter. Leonard Moline, Carolyn Moller. Marguerite Nichols. l.ola Thompson, l'auline Peterson. Eldred Pilant, Georgina Rowland. Mary Schneider, Rachael Schneider, Elizabeth Sprnrer, Sam Stocking, Beverly Thompson, Muriel Thompson, Dalton Thorne, Boll Warnirlt. Alice Whitney, Fred White, Milton Woodard. The soldiers were: Edward Anderson. Fred Barker, William Beings. Wesley Bnhb, Hollis Day, Bartley Larson Tom Harrison, llale Needy. Robert Rive. Robert Russ. Holi Srhnlz, Lloyd Soaring. N inety-lu-a