Eagle Rock High School - Totem Yearbook (Los Angeles, CA)

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ir, Ciai;; ' s Drama Dc- partmcnr was Noel Coward ' s plav, BLITHE SPIRl ' ] ' . ' rh - smash conu- d liit ti,-lls how no -flist Cliarles Condom i tie in- ites into his quiet country hcjine an eccentric spiritual medium, Madame Arcati. The seance summons hack Charles ' first wife, P Jvira, now passed o er for se en ears. But the frhost- 1 - lady, sldl liandsome, still mischie oiis, has a )i;hostly plot in mind: if she can iet Charles into an automobile accident and make a ghost of him life in the spirit world will be so much more fun for her. However, mistakes occur and the comedy gets fun- nier and funnier. C.JiST: Mary Lou Lamon is Elvira; Jean Gleason is Charles; Darcy Ferrer is Ruth; Kari Norgren is Madame .Arcati; John Rustin is Doctor Bradman; Kathy D ' Orazi is Mrs. Bradman; and the Student Director for the play is Tanya Goldin.

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Activities happen in and out of school, and for the first time in school at Eagle Rock high we have a Reading Lab taught by Mrs. Petitto. The idea behind the lab is to pertrit students to work at their own individual speeds with help from the reading teachers and teaching assistants to improve their reading ability. Also, in school Mrs. Robinson ' s Modern Dance class allows the dancers to learn to express emotions and ideas through movement rather than through speech, as illustrated by the joyous leap of Karen Mitsunago. Another in school activity, new at Eagle Rock is the Hospital Occupations class of Mrs. Hodgens which gives students the opportunity to train for work in the fiel J of nursing and hospital staff. Students wanting to enter the field of medicine get actual experience working at Los Angeles hospitals. Getting away from in school work, students have fun. . . Pat Kelly enjoys mountain climbing and he especially enjoyed climbing the face of the Eagle Rock. During this summer and definitely away from school fun was the trip to Europe that several of the Eagle Rock students enjoyed with Mr. Born. This was a fun way to receive credits toward graduation. . . to see the Swiss Alps where Mr. Born perched atop one of the peaks and enjoyed the view; and the Louvre in Paris was more fun than credit for Judy Kemplc, Margo Bogdanow and Marjean Noakes. . ' nd finally, the most of in school and out of school fun must be sweater day. Sweater day when the graduating class gets to show off their new colors and emblems in addition to getting a great day away from school at Disneyland.