Eldora Consolidated High School - Eldorian Yearbook (Eldora, IA)

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TH ESPIANS we-3 '38 la l President Pat Kosanke The purpose of the National Thespian Society shall be the advancement and improvement of the program of the dramatic arts in secondary schools. Eldora Troup 433 sponsored the fall and spring plays, and two one act plays.

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g AroundEI-IS ' B TAFI: Organizations , . as -Ia a .-.aaafa-7. ,,-, www!! ' In II- - ., II Charlotte Ziesman Eileen Butler Judy Dickenson Carol Vinton, Bus. Mgr. Sports X Editor ' Barb I Hinshaw Carol Hawk I I I Jenny Young Kay Eggleston XX Mr. Bishop, Advisor Music 8: Dram atics Pat Kosanke Sherry Slater The class of '64 has left its handprints firmly im- Darla Travis Verne Freed printed on the pages of this book. With much hard Barb Harrison Jim Brown work and the use of imagination, we have Pat Davis attempted to make the 1964 edition of the Eldorian the best ever. 37

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DEBATE The debate team this year consists of Wendell Primus, Andy Hauser, Ron Owings, LuAn.n Hurd, Bill Mueller Danny Oppols, Allan Lindsey, Duane Kirkdorffer, Steve Cast, Harry Haywood, and Mr. Haywood. The question they dealt with was: Resolved that the Federal government promote medical care for the aged under the Social Security Program. 7 O E ACT PLAYS Thespian Troop 433 presented an evening of enter- tainment, which consisted of three one -act plays. 1 To the left is The Running Tide directed by Joyce Ward. The cast is John Dagit, Karen Tasa, Ron Travis, and Cheryl Kinder. The Running Tide is a drama set in an isolated light house. This play deals with death at the -hands of the sea. The first play ofthe evening was the Contest play, The Clod. The second at the right is The Ugly Duckling. The farce comedy star- Q red: Ed Roetman, Linda Wood, Millie Palmer fnot presentj, Harry Haywood, Bob Shortly, Les Hanson, and Pat Davis. It was under the direction of Linda Maltby. Myrna Cakerice was stage manager for the three one-acts. ,f A ex 39