El Dorado High School - Riffle Yearbook (Placerville, CA)

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1525! Za! 991 wwf Three nights of showing and over a thousand people were the new records made by the Senior Play this year. To top it oft, the play was a musical. A musical had never before appeared at E.C.H.S. The play, including all stage craft, was under the direction and supervision of Mr. Hays. The Seniors can say with pride, Our play was a success. Dutch Miller ,,,,...............,..........,.. -- Hunk Hoyt .,.... Gale Joy .,,..........., Jack Haggerty ,,,,,........ .....,.......... Helen Schlessenger Bud Hooper .......... ....,. - ----,-,- Chester Billings ..... .,............ Minerva .....,.,,.... Ethel ,,,,,,,........ SENIOR PLAY CAST Blind Date ,,e.....,....., ,,-, ,,v,-,-.,, Miss Folsom Dam Professor Lloyd --- ..,,,,-,., , Satchel Mayer ,,.,.... .....,,.,.,, -,.,A, Chuck Green .,v... T ...,.,,,. N Dr. Reeber ....., Old Grad .....eee Miss Smith ....,, STAGE CREW Bill Alexander and Wilbur Hill Alma Andres Darlene Bunch Bill Alexander George Killian ---W Odis Hunt Alvin Bennett ---W Dale McFarland Sandra Pickard

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Bottom row: Zoe Ferris, Donna Schieber, Barbara Petty, Cora Lee Taylor, Shirley Allen, Jackie Casselman, Janet Mayfield, and Carol McCarthy. Second row: Judy Eaton, Lindalee Smith, Barbara Smart, Alma Andres, Kate Browning, Jean Bishop, Joyce Boom, and Betty Tripp. Third row: Tom Saich, Hazel Sanders, Donna McKibben, Rosemary Anderson, Betty Halcomb, Darlene Richter, Vivian Boson, and Myra Lee Pollitt. Fourth row: Jerry Zak, Jack Petty, Jack Carter, Don Mense, Rex Smith, Bob Pearson, and James Higginson. Ufgllkilflldf Sf 6519106 gfeafzzmf The Christmas Festival, featuring the chorus and orchestra, and assisted by the drama department, was completely different than any previous Christmas Festival. The drama department staged a series of tableaux, consisting of several very effective scenes, ranging from a white Christmas to a cathedral scene. The festival was under the direction of Mr. Whitehead, and the staging assistance was given by Mr. Hays. 0770512 Zfd fmefz

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Bottom row: Darlene Bunch, Grace Swansborcugh, Loretta Collins, Sandra Pickard, Jerry Richardson, Dm Alexander, Kathleen Storz, Alma Andres, and Loretta Hirst. Front row: George Killian, Don Robinson, Odis Hunt, Don Lasswell, Alvin Bennett, Don Swars, and Dale Colson. 7m 74e4pzfm handled The National Thespian troop number 982 was installed on February 7, 1952, by Miss Corabelle Wandry of the Sacramento Chapter. The major project for the Thespians was the sponsorship and production of an all school play, The Night of January l6th, which was on May 9th, Outstanding Thespians and members of the speech class ioined on a weekend trip to San Francisco in May. S 4-MWSMWE The speech department in its first year has made an enviable record, having entered one interstate contest, The Lions, and one national contest, The American Legion. Ann McGee won the Native Sons contest. The speakers' bureau, made up of members of the speech class, raised 5236 for Tuberculosis Seals, making a series of 78 public appearances. They also were responsible for the promotion of the March of Dimes, and the County inoculation program at school. Bottom row: Bob Wilson, Paul Lengyel, Glenda Smart, George Allen, Jerry Petersen, Bob Cannon, and Leonard Smith. Front row: Jerry Smith, Gerald Clark, Toni Ellis, Carol Bolar, Jerry Heath, Ann McGee, Dorothy Flannery, and Carter Hamilton.