Placer Union High School - Potpourri Yearbook (Auburn, CA)

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GrGEnhorns The Freshman Class was formally initiated into the Hill Clan on October 12 by the Senior Class. The Prehistoric era was the theme for the day. Class officers for the entire year were: ' Warren Dominquez, president; David Day, vice-president; Barbara Waters, secretary, and Billie Lardner, treasurer.

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Beat Me, Daddy Jiving in a solid groove, the modern orchestra, under the direction of Otto Fox, started the year out right by giving a spring assembly on March 22. They also played at two different occasions in Weimar Sanatorium, and at the open house held during Public Schools Week, April 12. Tyler ' s Terpsichore After a lapse of four years, the Dance Department has been reorganized. The interest was so great, that a dance class of over fifty girls was organized and presented a dance review. Demonstrations by the classes were given for Public Schools Week and a bus was taken to Sacramento to see the Ballet Theatre. Through the study of dynamic eurythmics, special relations and music interpretations, dance appreciation and creative ballets by the girls themselves are the objectives of the department. f

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£1 BTi , n B kWBw r— mi ( l,j ' B- i— : Behind the Footlights The Masquers, Placer ' s dramatic society, under the direction of E. G. Hasty, produced the Pulitzer prize-winning play, Ice Bound. The officers of this organization for the year were: Tom Jackson, president; Jack Landis, treasurer, and Barbara Cassidy, secretary. Members of the Masquers are: Virginia Allen, Barbara Cassidy, Gloria Cunningham, Carol Dunievitz, Robert Fuller, Lois Jackson, Tom Jackson, Bill Landis, Beverly Malcolm, Julia Mann, Burton Parsons, Jackie Peden, Comolia Shaw, Melba Sills, Betty Steinhauff, Kathlyn Taylor, and Tony Whatley. I