Escalon Union High School - El Escalon Yearbook (Escalon, CA)

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66 92 FRIE DS OF FE WICK erform Sprmg Play March 1 6 1 Below: Sound and light crew Chris Ferreira Bob Gillispie, Anita Degerman, and Kathy Byrd, pose shyly with director Edward Mulvihill. Left: Director Edward Mulvihill enjoys the feeling of power as he poses with Princess Gloriana's pomegranates, scepter, scarf--and crown.

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I , , it 1 f Z3 M 1 f, X S ,, 157'f:m'x,h . ,Q,f'7,y,f, .LQ.,g.QZ-'f f . .i:.ff'Zf'ff:4.. . . ,. 4 Paulette Tavares Jo Ann Taylor Manuel Texeira Paul Terry Barbra Tilbury Dianne Tillery Marilyn Toginali Lammert Van Laar Marian Van Ryn Ben Veldstra Above Right: Phil Verschoor is in a rush at his locker. An apple a day keeps the doctor away for Wendy Marshall and Karen Peterson. 1 f Q . . .V ff, L' ' . : -nf-liviff 'f . --,511 .gt wi -5. .. sk 1: gy- sQ1,sg,iL-sffsg ga fee w:p15.s,-aww w Fees, gsfsfg- ,fe , 1 -. 5 i t 92 In their first year as upperclassrnen, the class of 1973 learned a great deal about taking responsibility for school functions and their future educations. They started the year by selling bumper stickers which said Escalon Cougars and were purple and gold. This was to raise money for the prom and their trip to Disneyland next year Many of the juniors took the practice Scho- lastic Aptitude-National Merit Scholarship Qualifying Test, a grueling four hour ex- amination covering everything they ever learned in school and some things they hadn't. The tests give them a preview of the Scholastic Aptitude Test, in which a certain score is required in their senior year for admission to colleges, and hope- fully qualified a few jtuiiors for a prestigi- ous National Merit Scholarship. The prom was held April 22, 1972, in the Riverbank Community Center. The theme was A Time For Us . Sherry Hanlon was the general chairman Phil Verschoor George Vieira Greg Wann Carol White Carolyn Wild Carol Wisecarver Bob Yater Patsy Youngs Dennis Zagaroli EQ Q.,

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Gloriana . Mary. . Jane . Pam . . Fran. . Ann . . Norma . Helen . Page ..... Miss Johnson . . Miss Wilkins . . Mrs. Reiner . . Jill ...... Debbie ...., Mrs. Bascomb . Professor Smith . Asst. to Professor Tully Bascom . . Count Mountjoy . David Benter . . Mr. Beston. . . MARCH CAME I LIKE A Kokintz Professor Kokintz . . President .... General Snippet . . Will Tatum . . . lst Soldier . . 2nd Soldier . . 3rd Soldier . . 4th Soldier . . Sight Seers . . Student ...... Radio Announcers American: , . British: . . Russian: . . . . Assistant Director. . . Diane Gillispie . Janet Rommel . . Barbara Burke . Gay Guglielmetti Netti Lee Molyneaux . . . Cindy Alfieri . Karyn Henson . . . Sue Daly . . Judy Simerl . Peggy Higgins . . Janet Rommel . Chris Ferreira . Mariann Knight . Marilyn Knight . . Nancy Martin . . Gay Guglielmetti . . . Barbara Burke . . Russell Roullard . . Mark deBie . . David Pereira . . Lawrence Alfieri . . Bernard Seibel . Chuck Rose . . . Mike Love . . .Kathy Ferrante . . . . Pam Beernan . .Betty Anne Kuhlman . . Martha Betcher . .Brenda McCaskey . . . Chris Ferreira . . Peggy Higgins . .Bob Gillispie . .Chris Ferreira . . Dave Pereira . . Edward Mulvihill . Chris Ferreira The Mouse that Roared, a hilarious comedy in two acts was pre- sented March 16,17, and 18 in the Escalon High School gymnasium. The most technically complicated production ever attempted at Escalon, director Edward Mulvihill began constructing stage props on New Year's Day. Members of the cast assisted in putting up the set, a combined effort which transformed the east end of the gym into a Grand Fenwicken throne room, and 2 small offices. The play is about a tiny European duchy, Grand Fenwick, whose only export is wine. An American vinter begins putting out a cheap imitation which ruins the duchy's economy and results in war between the two countries f a war begun by the duchy with the idea of being restored to economic health after it loses to the United Statesj. Plans go awry, however, and re- sult in the Fenwickians winning the war by invading New York City with bows and arrows and capturing a nuclear physicist, an army general, and the Q Bomb, the most powerful weapon in the world. Top Right: Russell Roullard QTully Bascomj studiously ponders on the meaning of Diane Gillispie fPrincess Glorianal wanting Nancy Martin fMrs. Bascomj to become her mother-in-law. Right: When Russell finally realized he has been proposed to, he vigorously shakes Diane's hand while she waits for a kiss. BF