Park Falls High School - Torch Yearbook (Park Falls, WI)

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1 ACT: A TIM E FOR FANTASY Ondine, the one act play for this year, was directed by Mrs. Sholty and had a cast of fifteen. At the subdistrict contest in Park Falls it received an A rating. At the district contest in Mellen. however, the cast received a B , preventing further advancement. 'Ondine'' is a French fantasy by lean Ciradoux. It centers around the trial of an unfaithful mermaid. Ondine. played by Carol Shaw. Hans. Ondine's husband, was portrayed by Pat Rollens The judges presiding at Ondine's trial were Don Murphy and Gary Woller- man. Gary Johnson played the part of Ondine's lover. (ABOVE) During the trial of Ondine a maid, portrayed by Steph Vuchetich (center front), is brought before the judges for having stolen a spoon While there she predicts the death of Hans (far right) played by Pat Rollens (BELOW LEFT) Pat Rollens and Carol Shaw, male and female leads of the one act play demonstrate that practice makes perfect (BELOW) Members of the Ondine cast include four unusual looking sea creatures who torment Hans the protagonist They were portrayed by Mary Stueber upper left. Mary Bablick. upper right Vicki Campbell, lower left; and Jo Ann Peterson, lower right

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HOROSCOPE OF FASHION The glamour and excitement of a fashion show in Paris was duplicated right here in Lincoln High when the annual style show was held on No- vember 16. It was sponsored by the Home Ec. Club with the theme Horoscope of Fashion. Girls from the Home Ec. classes modeled their self-made outfits featur- ing pantsuits, jumpsuits, and lengths ranging from the mini to the maxi. A small portion of the style show was devoted to the dress of long ago featur ing a series of wedding gowns, raccoon coats and even a Flapping Twenties dress. Many of the girls also made dresses for their younger sister, brother, or neighbor. These too. were modeled. (BELOW) Julie Gehrman shows the newest look in fashion as she models her gauchos and bolero vest This Spanish-western look was made entirely by Julie, who is only a second-year Home Ec student She proves that the midi doesn't look “old-fashioned (RIGHT) During the years-ago” portion of the style show Patti Grassel appears charming in this gown of white lace (ABOVE) Pam King and Danny Greenwood model these vests, both of which were made by Pam during Home Ec

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focused on the director (BELOW) The closing numbers — CHORUS BAND BRIGHTEN Freshman-Sophomore Choir and the Concert Choir