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4i mmatsawbweatlwu AddtaPQa5s Mr. Lee Horn, new dramatics coach, revitalized the productions of Pike. The Teahouse of the August Moon -complete with army ieep and goat-started the tall season. The students worked diligently constructing Japanese bridges, unique props and scene dividers. Such minute details as the color of a hanging mobile were endlessly debated. Mr. Horn also held sessions instructing the pupils on various techniques of acting so that they might give a more polished and profes- sional performance. During the spring semester the music department com- bined with Mr. Horn to stage T10 in the Shade. The musical displayed the talents of Ginger Soper, Den- nis Daupert, Mike Jones, and John Patten. The band also made the Broadway play a local success-play- ing numbers which were a major departure from their regular types ot numbers. Mr. Horn hopes later to offer selections similar to readings from Carl Sandburg. These opportunities have allowed the student body to pool its talents to provide polished productions rather than straining a particular class level to find enough people to staff one play. LEFT: Ginger Soper protests to her father Dennis Daupert, over her plainness. BELOW: Starbuck, John Patten, mesmerizes the town over the possibilities of rain.
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's, , awwlfDauces Provide ami Indwolv ww During the year Pike has sponsored many entertaining and informative convocations. The U.S. Navy Choir presented a rousing program. Al Unser and Art Pollard came to show a movie on the T966 500 Mile Race and talk on auto safety. Tom Grimm showed slides ot his world travels. Other shows included a one-man band and a spacemobile in the science convo. The dances featured local musical talent again this year. Perhaps through negative example a positive recommendation was made that basic minimum standards of band attire and student behavior be observed. The Student Council worked diligently to set up these regulations. Fads were not as pronounced this year as in the past-tie weeiuns, collar pins, wide belts-the mod look. Faculty mem- bers were somewhat more resigned to difficulty over hair lengths and bangs-on boys as well as girls. E-. 5, 25
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