Miami Norland High School - Valhalla Yearbook (Miami, FL)

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Building and repairing scenery and props is an important activity est Operating sential in gaining useful working knowledge of drama and the theater. presentatin many special e17ects for each dramatic 's a signihcant behind-the-scene activity. W m w hespians set the stage for their big production. All the work with an enthusiasm and a spirit of cooperation, as exhibited by v volved in preparation for the dramatic endeavor is accomplished all the members capably handling their individual assignments.

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Thespian 01$,cers, Ed Linder, Dee Ferguson, Nadine Davis, and Marc Glick are intensely spotlighted not only in actuality, Consulting each other as to how to achieve the best costuming elfects, Thespz'an members look over the various props involved. but also in the immense amount of talent which they project as an integral part of their everyday lives both an and 013E the stage. Mx THESPIANS Produce Entertainment for Many School Functions Production of all entertainment at school sponsored programs was the exclusive respon- ' 'lity 0f the Thespians. While accomplishin task members became acquainted with th- y facets necessary in staging a play: make ,lighting, scenery, and advertising Thes o ans assumed key roles 1n all productions pre- sented by the Drama Department. They als pro 1ded skits for pep rallies and assemblies. M 1th the guidance of sponsor, Elizabeth R. etzner, and the leadership of officers, Pres ident Marc Glick, Vice President Ed Linder, Secretary Nadine Davis, and Treasurer De- Ferguson, members presented a performance 0' Arsenic and Old Lace starring Leslie Walters Rodney Max, and Charen Austin. Thespia Troupe 1513 also took part in the Universit of Miami Drama Festival Where they receive. praise for their presentation of The World 0 Carl Sandburg.

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Front Row: Z. Rife, C. Batchelor, B. Morrison, J. Giardinieri, S. Pinsky, E. DeSmet. Second Row: H. Hersh, E. Acosta, D. Perfetti, C. Shore, C. Monyek, B. Steinberg, S. Mazur, D. Aronson, J. Berman. Third Raw: F. Green, P. Fearer, P. Herzog, C. Rhodes, R. Band, B. Feinberg, P. Irvine, E. Ball, V. Poston, N. Pfau. Fourth Row: T. Page, E. Band, C. Barr, B. Carroy, E. Rothman, S. VanZandt, C. Brewer, B. Ruttenberg, C. Swenson, R. Kaufman. Fifth Row: E. Rubel, S. Anderson, A. Zalkin, J. Sullivan, L. Gerber, L. Green, J. Moraitis, S. Martin, J. Lewis, J. Leone. Sixth Row: P. Bulkin, L. Cummings, S. Clutz, L. Wilson, R. Parks, R. Levy, N. Hodgson, J. Nobs, C. Chaffee. Displaying diversijged talents, four active Art Club members 7671- need for College Night. Through means of the silk screen, th der much service by designing and painting the numerous posters process is accelerated and hours of tedious work are reduced