Eastmoor High School - Shield Yearbook (Columbus, OH)

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The gang, Dave Foote, Phil Schwartz, Tom Smith, Steve Foster, Emmet Pearson, and Stan Bobrof, are trying to arrange last-minute dates. BERNARDI The hilarious two-act comedy Bernar- dine, written by Mary Chase, depicts the escapades of a gang of teenage boys, searching for the girl of their dreams. Ber- nardine was presented by the Dramatics Department, under the direction ot Mr. James Keiser. Student directors were Ireen Friedman and Amelia Neely. The waitress lKaren Bennettl suspectingly says to Morgan lSteve Fosterj and Beau lPhil Schwartzl, Yeah? Let's see your draft cards. You can't bring home a 35 in a math exam and run around over the weekend, VVOVVTWY lEmfT1ET PSBFSOYU SSYS to Enid l5'-19 Seflfellf YOU'fE B Mrs. Weldy CSally Kalll scolds her son, Wormy lEmmet Pearsonl. dream and l've been waiting tor you all my lite. Shall we go . . . doll? edit t V ,X J w I V. 1 A, gg. -..IA 'fr ' s s Q f if Y - Q. J V K 1 w, . M- K , ' - I 7 .. nl WML V f , l . F 'ffl ' it 1- N . , . I . - if

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CHRISTMAS ACTIVITIES The gifts collected by Student Council for needy families are being put under the Christmas tree by these two girls. Eastmoor's Student Council sponsors the nually. These three scenes from this year's dance reflect some of the evening's festivities. Roslyn Greenberg and Harvey Siegelman designed Santa's Workshop, a delightful, mechanical display, which added to the Christmas spirit in our library. Mistletoe Ball an- The seniors in our choir filled our halls with strains of Christmas music the day before our holiday vacation began. Il5

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Lady Errnintrude! O maid of infinite beauty, wilt thou grant The a99 e55lV9 Elaine fpal Nl'3Yfl9ldl tells The l6?CTUY6I' thine humble suppliant but one boon? lt's leap year. Let's cuddle up a little closer HOW T0 PROPOSE This delightful one-act comedy by Conrad Seller was presented by the dramatics classes under the direction ot Mr. Kaiser. The narrator CFrank Raisenl lectured on the history of the art of proposing. Colorful scenes illustrated the techniques ot propos- ing as they developed through the ages. A caveman CPhil Schvvartzl chases and catches his woman CRita Kastll, a knight CStan Bobrotl asks tor the hand of his lady fair Clreen Friedmanl, and many other people from ditterent ages propose to the men or women of their desires. Between sketches the stage hand CBen Rosel amuses the au- dience vvith his antics as he changes the props and scenery. After father CSteve McDovyellJ leaves the parlor, the shy you Fisherbaughl proposes to giggling Miss Vera tEllen Appelbauml. Pleasure-weary millionaire fEmmet Pearsonj proposes to bored heiress Hoy Henryl at a fashionable country club. V19 man lGBTY What you t'ind of dat old ball-and-chain stuff? Butch tPhil Schwartzl asks Cookie CHelene Toppj. Z'