Oregon High School - Little Blackhawk Yearbook (Oregon, IL)

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'feed Ninth Grade Play Cast Ninth Grade Dramatics Seventh-Eighth Grade Dramatics Seventh-Eighth Grade Play Cast

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Junior High Activities NINTII GRADE PL.-XY CAST Flnsr Row: Robert Updenkelder, Don Snllivan, Maxine Parker, Lajean Lawler, XVanda Turner, Margie Buckner. SECOND Row: Betty Stanley, Elva iVeinard, Bob Hale, Bill Stuart, Ardalee Ashenfelter, Barbara Busch liill Graves. NINT H G RA DE DR A M.eXTlCS Finsr Row: Dorothy Millard, Maxine Parker, NYanda Turner, Frances Tatro, Betty Stanley, Margie Buckner, Margerie Howard. Si-:coNn Row: Jack Rost, Duane O'I3rien, Edward Lind, Bob Hale, Bill Graves, Don Sullivan, Robert Updenkelder. THIRD Row: Lajean Lawler, Ardalee Ashenfelter, Miss Dike, Barbara Busch, Elva XVeinard, Eugene Hauer. EIGHTH GRADE DRAM.-XTTCS 'FIRST Row: jean Morrison, Gloria Larson, Roberta Reddaway, Ross Purkhiser, Martin Lugar, Max Staples, Ierod lilodgett, Eddie Reitzenstein, jack W'oodward. SECQNIJ Row: Lois Dustin, Virginia Moody, lietty Jane Rittenhouse, Frances Beals, Miss Dike, Nadine Short, Kenneth Jennings, Bob McKenzie, Vincent Howard. THIRD Row: Lilly Holzworth, Elsie Calderwood, LaVelle Proflit, Helen Crayne, Ruth Harden- brook, Clarence Robinett, Clark Bamber, Stanley Daniel, Francis Thorpe. SEVENTH .NND EIGHTH GRADE PLAY CAST Fms'r Row: Lois Dustin, Eddie Reitzenstein, Ruth Hardenbrook, Alan Green, Bob McKenzie, Max Staples. Siztionn Row: Virginia Moody, Helen Crayne, lietty Stanley, Rud Robinett, Dale Dustin, Jack Burden, llarold Vogel. Tumi: Row: Roberta Reddaway, Elsie Calderwood, Fred Cavette, Clark Bamber, Francis Thorpe, Harry Moody. DRA M ATICS The Ninth Grade play production class has, other than staging skits for as- semblies, put on three one-act plays and a class play Ton1hoy. The Seventh and Eighth grades dramatized Penrod as their class play. Miss Gweneth Dike is the director of these groups. The Ninth Grade group during their class period have studied the correct application of make-up. They made up people as old men and women, witches. dogs and other characters. The three one-act plays were: Elmer, Pink and Patches, and A Fairy Tale with a Moral. The play, Penrod, was the story of a boy who always sue- ceeded in getting into mischief with various results. Tomboy portrays a girl who longed to he a boy but finally decided there were some advantages in being a girl. Page Fifty-eight

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