Eau Claire High School - Kodak Yearbook (Eau Claire, WI)

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The dancing chorus adds an atmosphere of charm to the musical production, Adam Loves Eve. Lois Heller skillfully uses her talent to apply makeup to Irene Waters. Dramatics Adviser Mr. Heise coaches Harold Lindeke and Dixie Schleusner in their lines for the Senior Class Play. 26

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Air the News ' j ijf - x t«»« ' ' ' f Sally Peterson, Tom Wegner, Mary Jo Gavin and Dave Anderson show ' ' • ' ' ' , experiments learned in chemistry to the television audience. David King discusses his Liber- ace Piano in an interview wtih Jean QueUa of WEAU. M Tom Olson and Damon Bowlin use the polaroid camera to get the assemb- ly program on record for a television show. l ' r- j yr l-t 25

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The Diamatics Department has again uncovered a wealth of talent at ECHS while producing fpur successful plays this year. Students play an important part in producing, for they not only do all the acting, but also comprise the various committees such as props, costumes, and make-up. A stu- dent director is also chosen to aid Mr. Hiese. The Dramatics Department orks in close connection with the Stage Crew and the Art Department, who design and construct all the scenery. Venturing into the realm of musical comedy, the choir and Dramatics Department combined efforts and obtained excellent results in producing the hit Adam Loves Eve. The Senior Class Play, One Sunday Afternoon, joined drama and comedy with sparkling results. Ladies in Retirement, an intriguing mystery, was a successful attempt to break away from the tradition of producing only comedies. Concluding the season was a comedy entitled On Borro d Time, another excellent dis p i ' EC ' - ' ■ . , .y PrDyides liaOutlet for Talent Between scenes of the senior class play Bill Tom Norager and Sussell Champion entertain Stai, Dave Hoehn, the audience. Harold Lindeke. Lawrence Bennett, Betsy Richards, Dixie Schleusner and Damon Bowlin star in the senior class play. One Sunday Afternoon. 27