Ligon High School - Echo Yearbook (Raleigh, NC)

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dmmalics Students observe demonstration in make-up with Student Teacher Jacqueline Thorn A STUDY IN CHARACTER PORTRAYAL Drama, a composition in prose or verse portraying life or character by means of dialogue and action, gives the student un- limited opportunities for self expression and creativity. The Guild holds membership in the State Drama Association and serves as host for the State Association Festival Finals. The production of Sunday Cost Five Pesos in the State Festival won for the Guild the best play award in the festival as well as the best actors award won by Gregory Sledge. Other members of the cast were Mary Harris, Mildred Campbell, Carnetta Blakely and Rachel Sanders, As a result of their skill in this production, the cast and Director were guest of the National Association of Dramatic Speech Arts which met at the N. C. A8.T College at Greensboro May I4-lo. The cast was highly praised for its colorful performance before this National Association. C. C. Lipscomb Director QHA KESPEAR5 4427... A, 7 1 1 Q f I Original Student lmprovisations 96

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librar assistants OFFICERS President ssssAs,,s ss ss ss Patricia Palmer Vice President s s ss Bessie White Secretary s s s ss s s s s Iris Allen Librarians s s Mrs. E. H. Brovvn, C. N. Bryant Many of the iobs that make the services of the library possible are performed by the library assis- tants. Many of their duties entail behind the scenes activities that are seldom seen by the public. The student who works in the library is there because he elected to be there, as a result, the work that he does means a great deal to him as well as to his school. Experiences are provided to give the assistants an opportunity to explore vocational interests, an opportunity to promote cooperative attitudes betvves-n the librarian and students, an opportunity to en- gage in democratic processes, practice in developing and using special abilities and skills, and finally, each assistant helps to increase and improve library service to the school community. The work experience opportunities vvhich the library offers, and the challenge which it extends to this special group is considered important and necessary in the operation of Ligon's Library. MEMBERS IRIS ALLEN MARGO KING HATTIE RIDDICK PAUL COLE MARGARET LASSITER BETTIE SANDERS SHIRLEY DENDY LIILIE MILLER ALJERRY SAUNDERS JEANETTE FERRELL MARY MILLER ALMA SMITH EDITH FREEMAN ANITA NOBLE BESSIE WHITE CYNTHIA GOZA BURMA PAIGE FRANCES WILSON CLAUDIA GOODSON PATRICIA PALMER LINDA WRIGHT SHARON HINTON CAROLYN PETERSON i 'Unu-m,,,,,, H ,. . IN' Pr ml A in 4? Mr 'M I I 3.25.4 f 95

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lll ' illlll ll lll l li lf l f l Qti 3 t - lf J V554 , 1 5 z Informal Script Reading DRAMATIC PERSONAE Emmanuel Allen Carnetta Blakely James E. Davis Joyce Dunston Jacqueline Foster Cheryl Hamlin Ardo Holt Pauline Hubert Ethel Johnson Phyllis Latta Lacy Morgan Agnes Sanders Gregory Sledge Bennie Thornton 97 Hilda Austin Mildred Campbell Nathalie Deaver Ronald Ellerbe Aaron Green Mary Harris Gabriel Houston Billy Hunter Barbara Keith Queen Malloy Elaine Peebles Rachel Sanders Elvira Stewart David Williams