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Taking Volletta Clark’s temperature, senior LaVerne Goldman proves a capable nurse. Exhausted after teaching five classes, Connie Vaught leans on her typewriter for support. 13
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12 Seniors see light on school from teacher’s side of desk Usually off limits to students, the teachers’ lounge was popular with neo¬ phyte teachers as 156 seniors took charge of classes and administrative offices. Traditional Senior Day activities took place November 20 when students received first-hand experience in lesson planning, conducting class discussions and coping with discipline problems. Supervised by Mrs. Barbara Loy, se¬ niors were given teaching assignments in preferred subjects. Problems encountered during senior teaching day are discussed in the teachers’ lounge by Gaye Herrold, Ruth Narvaez, Robin Marcus, James Johnson and Debby Troxell. Chester Elliot tests the electrical conductivity of various solutions in chemistry. “Calling roll is the easiest part of this job,” thinks senior P.E. teacher Jean Byron. “Don’t get smart with me,” says Edwina Adams, flourishing her small stick menac¬ ingly. Barbara Powell uses her six years of math trying to aid Richard Vasquez with a problem.
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Conflict in modern play seen close-up Adjusting to small audiences, Drama club chose a play with a small cast and intimate action and made room for their patrons on stage. Similar to fashionable theater-in-the-round, the ar¬ rangement solved voice projection prob¬ lems for the actors and brought the audience near to the quiet interplay of personality among performers. “The Member of the Wedding” fo¬ cused on entanglement and search for identity of three people: Frankie Adams, played by Becky Guy; Bernice Sadie Brown, motherly confidante, acted by Marsha Morris; and John Henry West, performed by Robert Curtis. Two matinees and two evening per¬ formances were necessary to accommo¬ date audiences in the limited space available for seating. The unique set was built by members of the club with sev¬ eral unusual props obtained from In¬ diana University Northwest Campus and Wirt high school. Lighting was ar¬ ranged by Bob Miller and Charlie Davis. John Henry (Robert Curtis) lets Bernice (Marsha Morris) listen to the ocean in his Frankie (Becky Guy), Bernice (Marsha Morris), and John Henry (Robert Curtis) discuss Bernice’s past husbands as they eat their evening dinner. 14
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