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

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MEET E IN ST. LOUIS 4 f xl l F 1 The hush of an empty theater . . . The anguish of casting . . . rehearsal . . . and staging is over. Make-up is on and the cast waits anxiously for the audience to arrive. A month of hard work is only successful after this one performance. It is over now . . . until the next play. We have worked hard for this applause! I CV 7 5 D7 iff? X W' - , Cast: Harry Haywood, Jan McCrea, Cheryl Kinder, Bob Shortley, Chuck Bowman, Karen Tasa, Myrna Cakerice, Kenny Newby, Joyce Klettke, Mike Reed, Linda Maltby, Wendell Primus, Richard Steward, Charlotte Ziesman, John Dagit, Linda Wood, and Pat Kosanke. 40

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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

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THE DEATH AND LIFE A OF LARRY BENSON The curtain rose on a Reginald Rose drama, May 15, 1964 on the E.H.S. stage. As the play opens, the stage is set for the arrival of Larry Benson, who was reported missing in combat three years prior From the moment the returned boy steps on the stage, rt 1S evident tl at something is wrong This boy knows every thing Larry Benson ever knew, but he IS NOT LARRY BENSON' The remainder of the play deals with discovering this boys rdentrty IM Inqurrmg neighbors come to see this strange boy J :a CAST STANDING, K Tasa P Kosanke R Travis, J Ttetz G Lauser, A Hauser, QSEATEDQ H Haywood, S R1emenschne1der,C Kinder, J Foster D Trav1s,L Wood, L Hansen, K Newby recognize him Larry's sister is the first to accept him His name 1S Danny Holms and he was Larry's best friend wh11e rn the army He buried Larry with his bare hands, and some how, in hrs mmd, he swltched his identity w1th Larry : . , . , . ' . , . . . . . . , . . ITMEZEDE VD' A E E 'Eff 'E7EI 'f' 3 E E , Q. 1' l L it i 1- Z L ' H , pp, Z E A I ' ' A qv, 1 -aw .u ! r n f - . Id I A I He kissed his mother and she asked Who are you? Even his fiancee who is now re-engaged does not 1 1 L ,, ' . : ' 3 :Ez fi if I ' ' ' 1 , 1554 I 1 ' 1 gl, ., , 'f A Shi' I I Q ' I