Anna Head School - Nods and Becks Yearbook (Berkeley, CA)

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BACK ROW, left lo right: Margot Plant, Mary Blu- menau, Libby Lucas, Peggy Carmack, Jeannette Gary. Harhara Clark. Ann Fors- hurg, Nette Miller. Eva Mendel, .loan Mell, Robin Yelland. FRONT ROW: Diane Campbell, Joanne Harrington. Lois Anne Ble- mer, Claudia Ballard, Bar- bara Johnson, Delores Mc- Donald. Marcia Kuster. Molen Ding, Yvonne Mer- ker. DRAMATICS This year the Drama Cluli followed a work- shop pattern, and a variety of activities filled the meetings. During the Country Fair a colorful Va- riety Show was produced to fit the Western Cen- tennial theme. Stage-coach drivers. rugged miners with hearts of gold, pioneer-style handits, and dance-hall girls mingled in kaleidoscopic scenes where vigorous action took the place of subtle plot. As part of the Christmas Pageant a choral reading was presented. Mrs. Backus' reading of Henry James' The Innocents provided several en- joyalmle sessions. Reading together Cyrano de Ber- gerac, the Drama Club aequired'an enduring affection for Rostand's hero. At the close of the year, some scenes from Shakespeare's .Tlif1Slllll- mer Nighfs Dream were played on the lawn. Trees, the flowering horders, and soft green grass helped to give the illusion of a woodland glade. The cluli adviser was Mrs. Backus. and the president, Rolrin Yelland. STAGE CREW Again this year the Stage Crew assumed its position as an active organization in the school. making all the sets necessary for school plays and musicals, and working behind the scenes during the productions. This year's first liig joli for the crew and its chairman, Jeannette Gary, was to make the sets for the NGay Ninetiesq variety show. The next opportunity for the crew to show their skill was in helping to stage the annual operetta. 'fTl1e Forest Prince. The crew painted a forest hack- drop and constructed an impressive throne for the Czar. Everyone agreed that, hy working the eurtain and lights during the production and assisting with that extra hit of emergency work when called upon, the Stage Crew performed in- valuable service in helping to make the oper- etta a success. LEFT TO RIGHT: June Douglass, Barbara Clark, Eva Haas. Jeannette Gary, Phylis Phillips, Lois Anne Blemer, Marlene Marks, Ann MacKinnon, Marjorie Colby.

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STANIJINKD, left In right: Barbara Johnson. Sara Zumwalt, Ann liorsburg, Barbara Clark, Marilyn Hanna, Joan Mull. Marlene Marks, Nette Miller, Noel Fassoth, Peggy Carmack, Barbara Tibbetts. SEAT- HD: Joan Fox. Margo Stratton, Diane Campbell, Jeannette Gary. Lois Anne Blemer, Joanne Harrington. Geraldine Wise, Jeffrey llardin, Diana: Dalziel, -Xnn Smith. IOXNNH ll.kRRlNl2'I'UN President NOEL FASSUTII l'ire-I'rexirlm:r MARILYN ll.-XNN X Secretary-Trmxurrr ART CLUB lhe flrt Llub. whose officers this year were .loannc llarrington. President: Noel Fassoth. Yice-President. and Marilyn Hanna. Secretary. has successfully combinccl business and pleasure in its varictl activities. The Club was rcprescntcml for the first time at the Country' Fair by a very popular booth. at which Miss Washburn elrew on-the-spot portraits. Miss Col1lenberger's ar- rival in the Art Department in the scconcl term was accompanieel by a new activity for the Art CURREN The Current Affairs Organization was begun this year umlcr the direction of Mrs. nlc Fremcry: its purpose was to provide a group in which stu- tlents coulal get a better view of the worltl totlay through tliscussion of current affairs. Eligible for membership were Seniors and Junior Moalern History stutlcnts. because these girls are more conccrneul with what is going on in our national ansl international scene. After the club hafl been organizcal annl Mar- jorie Colby chosen as chairman. the first tliscus- sion meeting was helfl. Peggy Carmack gave a book review of a book on Korea. past antl pres- T Club. that of rcclecorating the Art room. Among other things. members bought and applietl a new coat of paint to the walls. Trips to San Francisco for luncheon aml museum visits were pleasantly cclucational. An Art Club pin was designed which, it is hoped. will be the emblem of the Club in future years. A trip to visit classes at the California College of Arts aml Crafts brought the yearis activities to a successful conclusion. AFFAIRS cnt. Later Mrs. Chunfloak Kim Cho. whose hus- baml is heatlmaster of a girls' school in Seoul. spoke to the club. Some interested girls have hacl the oppor- tunitv to tlo special things. such as attending thc UNESCO conference at Stanford or spending a week entl on a Los Altos ranch at an institute sponsoreal by the American Friends Service Com- mittee. The value of the work of this yearis group has been to set up a framework for an organization which in future years can become of increasing benefit to its melnbers. BACK ROW, left to right: Gerry W'ise, Barbara Moyle, Eva Mendel, Nette Miller, Barbara Johnson, Marlene Marks, Peggy Carmack, Ann MacKinnon, Marjorie Colby, Persis Gearing, Barbara Totfel- mier. SECOND ROW: Diane Campbell, Carolyn Henderson, Lois Anne Ble- mer, Barbara Trayner, Chris Crandall, Joan Mell, Nancee Ewer, Nancy Bud- lnng, Sally Streets, Robin Yelland. Sylvia Kramer. THIRD ROW: Laurie Ted- der, Marlene Peterson. June Douglass, VVesley Piersnl, Sue Brown, Julia Chant, Susie Ditzler, Mar- tha Hamilton. Marcia Sack- ett. FRONT ROW: Mina Tang, Jeannette Gary, Bar- bara Clark, Mary Cobb, Claudia Ballard, Emily Hall, Eva Haas, Sara Zum- walt, Ann Porsburg.