Pickstown High School - Castle Yearbook (Pickstown, SD)

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,aa 1 : -gr THESPIANS Front row, left to right: Sandy Roper, Dee Salisbury, Sally Bromberg, Pat Gilliam, Jeanne Hungate Helen Taylor. Second row: Warren Fisk, Dixie Kifer, Janelle Kirwan. Anne Colvin, Carol West, Nancy Naas Dale Smyers, Mr. McQueen. Back row: Dick Harvey, Lloyd Cobb, Guy Rhoades, Jim l-lerrold, Joe Russo, Bob D'aven- port. SORRY WRONG NUMBER Sorry Wrong Number was presented by the Thespian organization of 1955. The play was directed by Robert McQueen and Janelle Kirwan held the main lead This' is the first year the organization has attempted to present a play The group held an initiation dinner for the new Thespians after the Junior class play f- ' 3' si:-ss

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, -x. .,s.q, V L N TRANSIT STAFF Standing: Sandy Roper, Sally Bromberg, Ann Colvin, Arlen Rundquisr, Don Vaughn, Dixie Kifer, Tom Brokaw Wanda Sisson,Barb Harris, Mrs. Dubbe, Arlene Anderson, Lenora Craft, Helen Taylor, Grace Burden, Sandy Burke. Seated: Pat Sweeny, Dee Salisbury, Pat Gillam, Editor's Nancy Naas, Janelle Kirwan, Carol West,Jeanne Hun- gate, Donna Rodegard. CASTLE STAFF Standing: Guy Rhoades, Mr. Hanson, CarolWest, Pat Gillam, Janell Kirwan, Donna Rodegard. Seated: Joe Russo, Bob Davenport, Monty Wales, Don Vaughn and Sandy Roper Editors, Sal Bromberg, Helen Taylor, Arlene Ander- son. :FZ fl

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PRCM On May 4, 1955, the junior class of P. I-1. S. presented the annual prom and banquet. The theme was Evening in Paris , carried out by a street scene covering half the auditorium. The ceiling was entirely covered with crepe paper as the sky. The sides were made to appear as awn- ings coming out from different buildings. As the seniors walked into the gym they saw their class motto in silver letters against a blue background. The scene was lit with pale blue light from several different angles. The banquet was attended by the seniors, juniors, and faculty. The prom starting at 9:00 o'clock included everyone. Every- one attending had a good time dancing to the music of Jess Gayer and in the lovely setting the juniors had worked so hard to make possible. After the prom a late movie was shown with a delicious lunch to end the evening.