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

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These full-fiedged Thespians worked diligently with the guidance of their sponsors, to produce successful plays for the student body, community, and for self achievements. Reaching their goals were: Front row: Mrs. McKinney, spon- sor, C. Ernst, M. Broadstreet, L. Wells, A. Coffin, B. Knoy and Mr. Purcell, sponsor. Second row: T. Gaddis, R. Dorsett, P. Bailey, J. Farmer, M. Cassida, B. Walton, M. Hervey and K. Cash. Third row: R. Kennedy, T. Pruitt, P. Ziegelman, B. Ebbing, K. Lewis, P. Smith, K. Ison, and K. Patten. Back in the neat Thespian Room, the officers, Marcia Bnoadstreet, Scribeg Peggy Bailey, Scribe, Beckie Knoy, Sec., Myron Hervey, Pres.g and Rick Kennedy V. Pres. relaxed on pieces of furniture handed down through ten years of play productions and memories. Scheming to capture the Court of King Arthur, Le Fay and Merlin went over their plans care- fully. Playing the villainous roles were Senior Thespians, Kathy Ison and Rick Kennedy. 23

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Apprentice Thespians were: Front row, T. Al- len, A. Purcell, C. Reeves, T. Calvert, L. Sims, R. Boston, T. Dunshee. Second row: P. Young, C. Carmi- chael, S. Bowman, D. McClane, J. McKamey, C. Otis, D. Bault, G. Wheeler. Third row: J. Wallace, W. Morrison, R. Barron, R. Smith, D. Henson, S. Tague, G. Bowman, L. Snyder, G. Sublett. Audience Applauded The Yankee King Arthur's Court was greatly up-dated with the com- ing of Hank Bennett, the Connecticut Yankee. Two of his innovations were the introduction of a secretary, Sandy, and that modern communication, the telephone. Sandy, Hank's special friend was well portrayed by Rhonda Dorsett. Hank, the clever young man who had a dream that turned back the pages of history, was played by Steve Orr. Queen Guenever, the domineering wife of King Arthur, was aptly played by Marcia Broadstreet, who was the un- suspecting victim of Merlin's greed to overthrow the Kingdom.

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bmi. Brenda Cummings, Marilyn Yount, and Terry Gad- dis are shown doing typing and filing, two of the many jobs of the Intensive Lab girls. Jackie Dugan was busy running the Duplicating machine. Intensive Lab: Preparation For Future Jobs The Intensive Lab Girls kept busy with typing tests and other material for the administration. There were 17 secretarial stations, 3 which were out-of-school, Rockwell Insurance, Barnett's Fash- ions Ltd., and the new station this year was Clay County RTC. Pictured with Mrs. Liveoak, Coor- dinator, were: Sandy Truax, Debbie Rollings, Kristi Lewis, Becki Nickerson, Pam Elmore, Nancy Stevens, Kathy Ison. 24