Bella Vista High School - Remuda Yearbook (Fair Oaks, CA)

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HThe Curious Scwagew Cast: Mrs. Ethel P. Savage Senator Titus Savage Samuel Savage . . . Libby Belle .... Fairy May . . Dr. Emitt . Mrs. Paddy. . Hannibal. . Miss Willy . . Florence . . jeff . . . Somebody pushed me! Libby Belle screams indignantly. . . . Paula Cavalcante . -J. Shepard Mertz . . Peter Hodges . . . Dara Marks . . Karla Kellogg . . Dean Griswold . Noralee Young . . Randy Harris . . Suzanne Bolte . . Helen Alexander . . Dave Thome 4 in , U Mg H Music! , I just melt when you play the trumpet, Manni- bal, sighs Fairy May. Here they are, right here in my teddy bear, all 510 million of it, Mrs. Savage admits

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The Improvements of Department Closed circuit television added a new dimension to English 4. Drama class hams pose for photographer. The latest scheme looks like televi- sion and a gadget-filled reading labg actually they are just a clever disguise. The English Department is up to its old trick of constantly seeking new and better ways of teaching the unsuspecting student his own language. This turns out to be quite a complex and demanding job. It involves the student learning cor- rect English grammar and usage, and improving his reading skills of rate, vocabulary, comprehension. The Eng- lish class aims to develop each stu- dent's ability to express himself clearly and artistically in Written or oral form, to convey original ideas, and to interpret acquired ideas and know- ledge. Already such subversive items as literature appreciation, creative writ- ing, and the fabulous Language Arts Festival have become an accepted part of English Department activities. The most significant Work of the English Department is the development of language and effective communica- tion, for the future of the world may ultimately hinge on man's ability to un- derstand and be understood. Mrs Reitha Benning Mrs. Lorraine Mr. Art Daniel MTS. Pat Linton Mr. Tom Evans Wadowski

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Successfully Produced At B. V. The Drama Club strikes a pose before beginning work on the Fall Play. I hate everything in the world , this seems to be Mrs. Paddy's philosophy on life. To be or not to be . That is the question drama club members asked about their paly tryouts . Besides acting they helped with scenery, costumes and all functions of the school production. At their regular meetings, the drama students act out dramatic skits and im- provisations. Mrs. Howarth, adviser, has kept dramatic participation and in- terest alive at Bella Vista.