Douglas High School - Trojan Yearbook (Winston, OR)

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Q5 Ng. . i.s ' NN..-R i Q Juana Linville, Cindy Rawdon and Doris Adams. ucci, C. Baird, D. Lockwood, K. Mincher, C. Lockwood, N Ellis, S. Nehoda, S. Bushong, R. Reed, C. Buettner, R. Lein- ing, S. Frazier, C. Buettner, A. Johnson, E. Jones, J. Hollo- way, K. Hughes, S. Loerts, K. Keller, R. Monger, C. Monger, S. Preston, B. Meeks, R. Astry, S. Johnson, K. Linton, D LAJUANA LINVILLE AND Dan Reagles enjoyed a cup of hot chocolate in the ice pavilion of PortIand's Lloyd's center after the choir's concert. Reagles, L. Paulson, K. Boerman, R. Reagles, B, Buswell, C. Hendrix, S. Weick. Third Row: R. McGregor, M. Lock- wood, C. Vie, M. Rice, J. Gibson, D. Post, B. Pack, L. Dig- by, D. Heard, lvl. Dwight, G. Rainville, M. Ferguson, B. Haire, M. Cornell, D. Joers, T. Dowdy, D. Lowther. CHOIR 29

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Destination . . . Lloyd Center Try following the notes would ya! Put a little hair on it! These and other comments can be heard by anyone passing the choir room. Such songs as Domine File Unigente or something on the lighter side, as Gossip Gossip were learned. An addition to the choral department this year was the newly formed voice class for those wishing to develop their voices further. The choral department began its performance year with a No- vember 7th concert. Other concerts were at Christmas and March 13. The a cappella choir attended the Umpqua Valley League Con- cert Festival in February. A new experience for the A cappella choir this year was an invitation from Portland's Lloyd's Center to perform a Christmas concert on the night of December 11. LONNIE DIGBY STARES into space as another sec- tion practices its part. S l N G I N G ENTHUSIASTICALLY ARE freshmen Lori Niebaum, Lu- CHOIR MEMBERS: FIRST Row: J. Philips, J. Reagles, K. Lindberg, C. Berglund, C. Chasm, D. Parret, S. Webber, P. Hooten, C. Rawdon, M. Good, K. Miller, J. Davidson, J. Gubser, L. Linville, J. Koelle, W. Waters, K. Hooten, L. Nie- baum, Director Margaret McDonald. Second Row: S. Bert- S 2 MARGARET MC DONALD 28 CHOIR

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Drama Class Added A fantasy movie, produced by the drama students, was the class' crowning achievement. As drama was a new class this year, the students had very little equip- ment to work with, but they managed to put together this movie. The film, which was of the underground type, was a daydream experience of a classroom full of students, each having his own private day dream about what he would rather be doing than sitting in class. An extra curricular play entitled Our Gal Sal or The Warthog Goes to College was written and directed by Counselor David Obert. The leading characters were played by Patsy Ledbetter, Randy Chase, Mike Hans- comb, Allen Edwards and Jim Cole. SOPHOMORE CATHY FISH demonstrated the use ol a studio colorama kit as she learned to ex- press an idea to an audience. AFTER FlXlNG UP Famer Ed lAllen Edwardsl JUNIOR R E C A 30 DRAMA so the process . ik. xt: rx Ng , QW F g.. .in