Pacifica High School - Spartan Yearbook (Pittsburg, CA)

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FIRST ROW, left to right: B. Mouzakis, E. Asplancl, P. Butler, J. Lane. SECOND ROW: D. Giberson, C. Miller, B. Ross. K. Green, J. Foster. S. Martin. 'Best Foot On March 15 and 16 the drama department pre- sented Best Foot Forward. a play written by John Cer-il Holm. The production was under the rlireetion of Miss Ann Jackson and the student director was .loyee Lune. The play was well received by an appre- 1-iative audience. The members of the cast were: jerry Foster as lluteh Miller. Keith Green as Hank Hoyt. Cooper Miller as Saitehel Moyer, Bobby Mouzakis as Chuelc Forworcl' Green, Lee Santa Maria as Dr. lleeber. llennis Gilmer- son as the old grad. Jan Foster as Minerva. Betty jean Grantham as Ethel. Geneva Sitton as Miss Delaware Water' Gap, Pat Butler as the blinml date. Vinee Mas- tracci as Bud Hooper. llennis Powell as Professor Lloyd, Beverly Ross as Gale Joy. Stan Kirkwood as ,lack Haggerty. Bob Burlson and Warren Selnierin- get' as Chester Billings. Ethel Asplancl as Helen Sehlessinger. and Shirley l ranx-es as Miss Smith. pw.. Mae seem.. mr xbwrmefa ww mi.

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FIRST ROW, left to right: K. Green, C. Miller, P. Bly, B. Ross, B. Ward, J. Lane, S, Hills, R. Maxim. SECOND ROW: D, Johnson, P. Butler, K. Elliot, P. DeWiH', T. Pease, M. Lopez, B. Scott, N, Sorrick, M. Dalton, D. Stubblefield. THIRD ROW: J. Doran, M. Shoft, R. Maxim, E. Aspland, J. Oliphanf, M. Stoneking, P. Webb, R. Carlisle, L. Kline, B. Lane. Christmas Pageant On Wednesday, December 17 at 8 p.n1. in River- viewls auditorium, Pacifica presented its first Christ- mas pageant to interested parents and students. The performance was presented earlier to the student body in a morning assembly program. The featured dramatic presentation, Henry Van llyke's i'The Other Wise Manf, is the story of Arta- lian. the fourth wise man, who was notified of the coming birth of Jesus, and who left his home and family to seek Him out. Artaban sold his possessions and bought three jewels as gifts for Jesus. Although he never reached his destination until the crucifixion, he achieved glory through the help- ing of others during his travels. This story was presented in tableau form under the direction of Mrs. Mary Ellen Eggleston. The part of Artaban was portrayed by Cooper Miller. The narration was handled by Bob Lane. The costuming was handled by the homemaking classes. advised by Mrs. Ruth Laidlaw. Mr. Mar- racino's Girls' Glee Club provided the musical en- tertainment. The art decoration on the cover of the souvenir program was prepared by Mike McCollum. Mr. Hansen applies makeup to Bev Ross while Pai Butler and Gail Bachman loolr an. Mr. Marracino leads girls' glee group in musical number.