Palmer High School - Terror Trail Yearbook (Colorado Springs, CO)

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seissusigizissxs wil . + i FIRST ROW. M, P. Miller, M. R. Anglund, S. Condon, S. Pirtle, S. Bauerlein, L. Rovenstine, M, Weimer, M. Mitchell, S, Smith. SECOND ROW. R. Strong, C. Kirk, B. Adams, B. Temple, K. Brown, P. Demmin, D. Priddy, L. Edquist, J. Cornpbell, Mr. Roe, THIRD ROW: G. Conkey, B. J. Doy, S. Doyle, l. Crouch, L. Weller, D, Stroud, P. Poris, M. Cimino, M. A. Scofield, T. Anglund. fczflfikwf U Masque and Sandal While those not in the knovv may think it is only Make Believe , to the members of the Masque ond Sandal Club, play production is very real. This club gives honor ond recognition to students for work in the dramatics department of Colorado Springs High School, either behind the footlights or behind the visible stage, Members of this club ore willing to work long hours both day and night in order that every production may be a success, Through the medium of the stoge, comedy, mystery, ond tragedy, ore brought to life from a land of Make Believe. The officers of this energetic group for the year were: Skid Pirtle as president, Sue Bauerlein as Vice-President, Sally Ann Condon as Secretary, and Loy Rovenstine as Treasurer. Under the inspiration of their sponsor, Mr. Don Roe, the club completed ci very successful year. l've Got A Feeling I'm Falling Until The Real Thing Comes Along lB Music and Drama

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74 venstine D. Stroud, J. Carnp ll, S. irtle, P. Foster, W. Harmon, M. A. Appleman, N. Kean, G. Cankey. I I C O ' , lx! I K I 1 1 L ,N rr' ' ,' Rf 1 1 WWW! Clf ly!! l P ENT D BY MASQUE AND SANDAl Feste . V .. an Kean Fabian John Anderson OVSJUU lfld Plflle Sebastian Wallace Harmon CUHOAK- ' ' llYn H'99 '5 Antonio Chuck Jackson Valentin . . Keith Mills . . . , , First Officer John Cain Vvqla Phyllis Foster S d Oyycer P t M h G a . x .. . Jim Rice ASCPOJJ I O O on Bi T Don Stroud .riest 4 Herbert Adams MO, V leon Campbell Sailors Bill Temple, Jim Waddill Sir n 9- he George CO,-,key ladies-in-Waiting Luanne Edauist, Shirley Klinker, Olivia Mary Ann Appleman NOVVTTU leflfl CUVDGUYBV Malvolio . . . . .,... Jim Thomas Pages Kay Servatius, Mary Pat Miller William Sh espeare's Tw th Night, as arranged by Orson Welles and Roger Hill, was presented by the Masque and Sandal Club on May l7 and l8, l95l. The cast started working six weeks prior to that time. Pictures of the cast were taken at an early rehearsal before the l95l Terror Trail went to press. Awake, Sweet love was chosen to represent this play not only to suggest that love entered the plot of the play, but also because this song was written during Shakespeare's lifetime and is still used by singers today. Shakespeare, an Elizabethan writer, remains among the foremost of dramatists and playwrights. His plays are read and acted the world over and many have been put to music as operas. Producing Shakespeare was not an easy task. The cast accepted the challenge which such a play presented and succeeded with a very good production of a difficult, but truly great, play. ig?-w..f13. N. J. Carpenter, M. P. Miller, J, Waddill, B. Temple, J. Cain, P. Mahan, J. Thomas, J. Anderson, C, Jackson, A. Higgins, J. Rice, K. Mills, S. Klinkar. Music and Drama T7

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FRONT ROW P Kavwaod, C. Alsbury, J, Hamilton, M. Bangert, V, Lanham, N. l. Carpenter, P, Knull, Z, Krrull, 5. Morrison, S. Baiiarlairr SECOND ROW S Crass, L. Urbach, M. A. Ramsay, M, L. Mabley, L Edquist, V. Hochstetler, B. Hill, D Sullivan, S McCrumb. THIRD ROW S Hagglal, K. Gillharn, M. Rhodes, J. Hudson, W. Cleese, B. L. Berry, M L Jackson, N. lmhoden, M Pasker, l. MrPheron. FOURTH ROW A. Schneider, M Staslta, M L. Davis, M. A Appleman, S Aiken, B. l Andrews . C ' ' lcgyjlnlflllllfllfll cfJr'rI.srf U S I1 e l' 5 Many people entered the auditorium during the year and lelt quite alone when they realized that all they had to guide them was a ticket stub. Following the crowd they found themselves at the check stand where an attractive girl was waiting to give service. Soon a lovely girl approached and in a pleasant voice aslced, May I show you to your seat? The ushers were organized as a club this year with Sally Condon as president and Sue Bauerlein as secretary. The ushers were on hand for all regular school performances and many civic programs as well. While the actors were preparing lor their roles, the ushers were playing their role superbly by making all feel welcome. Their role was service which was given whenever they heard the words- Information Please. L They Put The Lights Out Powder Aria Paint Mum' anrl Drama I9