Dan River High School - Archway Yearbook (Ringgold, VA)

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Des Sun t It was a lot of work, but the cast enjoyed every minute of it. After the last per- formance all were a wee bit sad. SENIORS Igot em, I got em, was the joyous shout of Zane Owen when he stole a friend's trousers. Beauty Mud, to make me beautiful for the prom , explains Deanie Marshall. The duties of our sponsors are innumerable. One of their largest is helping with the Senior Play. We could never repay Mr. Fuller and Mrs. Houser for the patience and help which they gave the cast. 22

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Christmas Ht D. KR Santa Claus has made his traditional visit to the grade students. This year, as within the past years, white Christmas baskets, consisting of food and gifts for the needy families, served the purpose of Santa Claus. We do hope that through the coming years, that this great contribution will still be continued. NaomiFranciscoreceived the honor of being crowned Miss Merry Christmas atthe Annual SCA Christmas Party, heldon December 20, 1961 in the school audi- torium. She was crowned by popular vote over six other contestants.

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Act The junior play, BULL IN A CHINA SHOP by C. B. Gilford, was presented December 7th in the Dan River auditorium. The cast included: J.D. Clark, Evelyn Dellis, Carolyn Adams, Linda Campbell, Valerie Fitts, Donna Campbell, Marilyn Neal, Jimmy Haley, Gayle Atkinson, Joe Hair, Tommy Bryant and Ralph Shriver. The play was given under the direction of the junior sponsors, Miss Shirley Day and Mrs. Cecile Roach and assistant director, Johnny Franklin. What's she got onher legs? Miss Amantha wants A to know. Feels like nylon! Birdie, look at that Wie. “Oe hemline! DENNIS O'FINN: Hey, you can see in MY apartment from here! JUNIORS Oh let'sdon't pretend, Dennis boy. You've been the motivation for another crime. DENNIS: Jane, you didn'thave to excite the old lady like this. Thisone'sanold sweetheart, she is.