Pacific Grove High School - Sea Urchin Yearbook (Pacific Grove, CA)

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Masque ' n Wig. ROW I: L. Swan, S. Manning, A. Campbell, C. Jones, M. Buhler, P. McDaniel, M. Largent. ROW 2: K. Walter, N. Mulholland. D. Sears, C. Munro, S. Pride, H. Siga- foos, G. Chapman, C. Bleick, M. Underwood. an ' (vlasque ' n Wig iiyll Blithi Spirit Cast Charles Steve Pride Ruth Garyth Evans Elvira Michele Buhler Madame Arcati Kay Walter Dr. Bradman John Plowman Mrs. Bradman Ann Campbell Edith Judi Maloney Director Miss Doris Simon Steve Pride gaily waves farewell to his two dead wives. Michele Buhler and Garyth Evans, slulr Kay Walter, who was respon- sible for bringing these spirits, concentrates on her crystal ball

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KKK. ROW 1: H. Armstrong, S. Corey, N. Hazleton. ROW 2: S. Manning, J. Law, R. Tucker. ROW 3: T. Morski, L. Adams, L. Hagman. MASQUE ' N WIG Learning lines . . . blocking . . . rehearsals . . . more rehearsals . . . lights . . . makeup . . . sets . . . props . . . performance. This is the story of the Masque n Wig Play, Noel Coward ' s Blithe .Spirit, presented to benefit American Field Service. Masque ' n Wig mem- bers and drama students saw The Glass Menagerie and Twelfth Night this year in San Francisco. KKK What is the weird noise coming from C-l? Can it be? It is -- classical music. Kelley ' s Kulture Klub is busy soaking up culture. Coffe concession earnings sup- ported KKK excursions to San Francisco and other centers of culture. a KKK anc Edith (Judi Maloney) serves Ruth (Garyth Evans) and Mrs. Bradman (Ann Campbell), while Charles (Steve Pride) looks on disap- provingly. vlasc John Bordynski, coffee chairman, Vivian Moore and Joyce Law, President, serve coffee at the KKK Night School coffee 98 concession. Char! Ruth Elm; Madj Dr. B Edit!, Direc dad ktrtr

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GAA Tennis . . . basketball . . . volleyball . . . hockey . . . Softball . . . bowling. Play Days . . . Christmas party . . . annual banquet. Girls ' Athletic Association members en- joy participating in sports not only during PE but after school too. BLOCK PG Football players . . . basketball players . . . cross coun- try and track men . . . tennis players . . . swimmers . . . golfers . . . baseball players. Boys who win seven inch blocks are members of Block PG. Money they make sell- ing hot dogs at football games goes for a scholarship and helps the Student Body buy athletic awards. Girls ' Athletic Manager, Carolyn Thompson discusses a G.A.A. Play Day with Mrs. Smith. GAA and Block PG GAA. ROW 1: L. Underwood, C. Thomas, L. Mark- ham, A. Campbell, J. Malone y, N. Hilby, S. Hillebrand, D Holzer, B. Hellam, C. Thompson. ROW 2: C. Mt Kinstry. D. Johnson, S. Brooks, R. Seaton, J. Rey- nolds, S. Peckham, E. Lui, R. Thompson, M. Bishop, N. Ramer. ROW 3: E. Page, J. Dinwiddie, L. Wesson, L. Steinmetz, P. Pauls, S. Mitchell, P. Niel, M. Morrow, K. Shields, H. Armstrong. ROW 4: M. Menasco, J. Sanders, M. Kalina, C. Muss, R. Ballingcr, J, Brashcar, L. Drewien, A. Kavanagh. 100