Cloverdale High School - Hi Lites Yearbook (Cloverdale, IN)

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The Spirit of Christmas was with the cast on thenight of De- cember 18 as they enacted the one act play A Christmas Carol' for the grade school students and parents, Bill Morrison and n Glenda McCammack were the readers. Future Oscar Wz'nners in the Makz'ng Ambitious actresses and actors found their abilities put to good use in the Thespian Troupe 1148 . Apprentice Thespians served one hundred hours behind the scenes, doing bit parts, and attending other dramatic presentations in order to become full -fledged members . Thespian members were: Linda Linley, Marcia Routt, Vickie Knoy, jim Coon, Diana Dunagan, Mike Sutherlin, Charles Coffin, jay Fisher, jerry McClure, Nancy Bar- ker, Roy Sandy, Janice jordan, Glenda McCammack, Sarah Quinnette, Mrs. Franklin, Vivian Whitaker, Alicia Casida, Fayette Staley, Pam Price, Lewis Cline, Rod Hervey, Linda Kennedy, Diana Lewis, Cathy McCullough, Linda Walker, Terri Reid, Bill Morrison, and Mr . Purcell. Thespian officers were: ' Linda Kennedy, Clerk, Terri Reid, Presi- dent, Alicia Casida, News Reporter: Linda Walker, Treasurerg Rod Her- vey, Vice -Presidentg and Diana Lewis, Secretary.

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Ubi est cibus? fWhere's the food?j was one ques- tion on the night of February 17, 1966. The Latin Club climaxed an interesting year with a Roman Banquet. The Roman senators, citizens, great ladies and servants present were identified as some of our own Cl-IS students. On the program was a two -act play In jest and Earnest presented by the Latin students. Rod Hervey gave the sacrifice to the gods before the feast began. Latin Club officers were: Mike Sutherlin, Censorg Rod Hervey, Consulg Bob Minkler, Consul, Linda Walker, Quaesterg Sharon Cromwell, Nuntiasg Terri Reid, Scribag Alicia Casida, Cantoresg Diana Lewis, Cantoresg and Becky Anderson, Nuntias. 19

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A Merry Christmas to you, too, and God bless us, every one! was a well known line spoken by Rudy Laven au, who portrayed Tiny Tim, while rejoicing on Scrooge's shoulder. Jerry McClure, who played the part of Scrooge, practiced faithfully to get his part ready for the opening night . Up we go! Time to adjust the lights and get ready for the show. Making sure the stage was in order and lights were ready to go were stage crew mem- bers: Dave Dodge, jerry Laven au, Lewis Cline and lohn Allee. 21 Even though it was time for the curtain to go up, Cathy Mc- Cullough, Terri Reid, Linda Walker, and Wanda Sutherlin, make -up directors, checked the final touches on the make- up of Glenda McCammack and Jerry McClure . Even the House of Westmore couldn't have done better.