Mount Rainier High School - Tor Yearbook (Des Moines, WA)

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Senior Class Presents: bkllllf Ol' DEA ll W G Simmons Director Newton Cooper Sheldon Harley Mrs. Gillette .. Mrs. Oakley . . . Paula Bailey . . . Eugenia Bowles Doctor Cameron Jules ......... Celeste ....... Amelia Gillette . . the housekeeper ..... . . . 1961's Senior Play, Drums of Deathf' isilestined tot gp down rec- ord as afgsmash hit! Everyone connected!! with the play! worked to his or her capacity . . . and more. With only four weeks in to re- hearse, there was a frantic scramble ito get lines memorized! props in place, lighting set, and make-up ready not to mention the fast and furious selling of tickets! , .0 if Mr. Simmons fthe theatricalf world's gift to Mt. Rainierilj was a great inspiration to all ..Q guiding, directing, helping, and at times, yelling . .. the Senior Class thanks him sincerely for leading the play to fame!! lVith the help and encouragement of the Senior ,Council, over 500 tickets were sold. This is a record breaker! V Three performances of Drums of Death were' given in the Band Room . . . December 6 at a 3:00 matinee and the 7th and 8th at eve- ning performances. H CAST thelocalsheriff .. Bruce Burpee Baileyis estate . . . Phil McGibbon Evonna Molletti Charmien Carrier friend and manager of Mr. Mr. Bailey's sister ....... Mr. Bailey's granddaughter ,...... Juil Eaton Mrs. Gilletteis sister .0 . .. . .Janice Holmes . . . . . a New York physician . . . . . Mickey Miller a native servant ...... . ..... Doug McMurray a native servant . . ........ Carol Schwitzke Mrs. Gillettels granddaughter Judy Stone 75

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. .4'-' J? , Q 1 7,9 ff? Aff' 133: The annual Girls' Club Tolo was, as usual, the biggest 1 ffzf' dance of the year. Because so many couples participated, 43133, the dance was held in the gym. Gala decorations of toad- l4,::-Q33' stools and shamrocks carried out a St. Patricks Day theme .ai-?:,Q9' in colors of green and gold. Our dance band, under the 5.555514 direction of Mr. Bayne made our Tolo a complete success. '3'.z.'I-2. wrt-Y Rx 'sf--'mt Wifi? 'fig , fl. - a -r Q Q Q 1 962 J Pfzmw April 27th was the date chosen by the Juniors to honor the departing Senior Class with the traditional Junior Prom. The Juniors' weeks of planning brought about a most successful dance. Setting the mood for the dance was the Jon Erickson Quartet. The Seniors and all others who attended appreciate the hard work of the Juniors. 77 T fd R I 'Y Y- u S 1 ,, ,'s so, - ' if 4 1 ' N-4-Q. 'P V 1 02' .3-' vu. 'Em 'feet 4 8 . rv., if-0 4? HSYW. v3g94 .QQY .CWY 0? A v 'V