Gallatin County High School - Gallatin Yearbook (Bozeman, MT)

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l V l fiflliq KIIZCE The annual senior play. directed by David E. Dahl. was the spriglitly collegiate play, Spring Dance by Philip Barry. It VVZIS presented on Thursday and Friday night, April 20 and 21. The play was Very well received and enjoyed by its audiences. The Cast was composed ol' Peggy Howard. Alex Benson. Don McKee, Sam That- cher: Jim Diekson, Lippineotx Douglas Morrison. .lohn llattong Alys .lane Watson. Frances Fenng Harriette Franklin, Kate Mt-Kim: Vivian Live. lVlady Platt: Lois Koch. Sally Preseottg David Wessel. Walter Beckett: Sarah Davis. Miss Ritchie: Dale lfearn, Doc Boyd. Garth Culp. Buck Buchanan and Eloise Lehrliind. Mildred. Jane Doering was the assistant director and Frank Mottgey was the business man- ager. Ed Chauner and Tom llallin had charge ol the tickets. Betty lsaae was the prompter and Anna Lee Cosens the dance director, The make-up eoniinittee was coin- posed ol' Edna Mae llnhhle. manager. Adele Wyatt. Jean Haynes. and Laura lllae Peterson. Agnes Taylor was property manager and her eoinniittee eonsisted of Ruth Dexter, Elinore llollier. Nlarlyn Stone. Jean Ilendeison. Mary Ann Batch. and Charles liiquin. Jim Gray. Vernon llolinquist. and Marilyn Casler designed the scenery, The nieinbers ol' the stage erew were Hill Davis. manager. Gene Tay! 'r . Paul Barrett. Ralph Cran- ston. and Forrest Owens eleetiieian, 1. I Q , f al' ili

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cqhqlz School Week - -W-V -.-- - Twenty Gallatin contestants won nine first places, five sec- onds, and eight thirds in the tenth annual High School week scholastic contest at Montana State college April 27, 28, and 29. Two of the awards were S100 scholarships in major English and home economics which were won by Betty Deem and Elinore Hollier, respectively. Those from Gallatin who placed first were: James Strand, Latin Ilg Jeanne Emery, French IIQ Harold Eagle, mechanical drawing, John Van Camp, plane geometry, Margery Waldorf, English III, Franklin Specht, world history, Pat Dye, English l. Those who won second places were: Jack Dexter, French II, Richard Ward, me- chanical drawingg James Strand, world history, Donald Bell, civicsg and Renneta Law- rence, Latin I. Third places were won by: Jane Doering, economics, Marilyn Casler, major art, Billie Farrington, French lg Joe Copenhaver, woodworking, George Rosness, trigo- nmetryg Orville Fuqua, civicsg Richard Ward, Latin ll, and Flossie Thelander, Eng- lish I. 5 A M L.. .V Top Row: James Strand, Harold Eagle, John Van Camp, Donald Bell, George Rosness and Richard Ward. Second Row: Jack Dexter, Elinore Hollier, Flossie Thelander, Billie Farrington, Joe Copcnhavcr and Franklin Specht. Third Row: Betty Deem, Jane Doering, Marjorie Waldorf, Jean Emery and Rcnneta Laurence. Not in picture: Marilyn Casler, Pat Dye, and Orville Fuqua. 75

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'Sclwof gar Sccuzdnfn The Parrot dramatic organization presented as its annual production the play, The School for Scandal by Richard Brinsley Sheridan. The play, directed by Arthur Roberts, was presented for the student body at a matinee Wednesday, March 1. A second performance was given for the general public Thursday evening, March 2. It was the concensus of opinion of the audience that the play was well performed and splendidly produced, and the parts were nicely cast. The cast of the play was composed of: Harriette Franklin, Lady Teazle, John M. Voulkos, Sir Peter Teazle, David Wessel, Sir Oliver, Douglas Morrison, Charles Surface, Frank Woodland, Joseph Surface, Betty Isaac, Maria, Lois Koch, Lady Sneer- well, Don McKee, Snake, Betty Gastineau, Mrs. Candor, Frank Mougey, Sir Benjamin Backbiteg James Gray, Crabtree, Jim Dickson, Careless, Dean Hauseman, Sir Harry Bumper, Jim Pence, Tripg Paul Barrett, Rowley, Marvin Jones, Moses, and Dick Smiley, Louis Mayfield, and Don Whiteaker, servants, Jane Doering headed the business staff with Ed Chauner and Tom Hallin as assist- ants. Agnes Taylor was the costume manager. The girls who worked under her to make the costumes were: Mary Ann Batch, Sarah Davis, Marjorie Waldorf, Annabelle Collier, Dorothy Pinkerton. Vivian Love, Margaret Carlson, Ida Bea Prather, Vivian Gillette, and Marjorie Durham. The property staff included Jean Haynes, Peggy Howard, Ruth Dexter, Marlyn Stone, and Gladys Gaines. Margaret Caven, Jean McCollum, and Marilyn Casler were in charge of publicity. The stage crew consisted of Vernon Holmquist, Bill Davis, Gene Taylor, Ralph Cranston, and Forrest Owens, electrician. Elinore Hollier was the prompter. The make-up staff included Mary Stewart Lovelace, Edna Mae Hubble, and Tom Symmonds. 77