Rio Vista High School - Netherland Yearbook (Rio Vista, CA)

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fam Z far Staff new system was devised this year l or editing the Rams Ear. ln past years the English classes, in turn, edited a monthly paper. This term. the students decided that a permanent Rams Ear staff should he chosen, complete to the last reporter. Benny French was chosen editor-in-chielwg Dorothy Emigh, assistant editorg Sparlcy 4lVlarteniano, sports editor: Guido Girolami and Guido Giometti, assistant sport editorsg Dorothy Lalnlaie, art editorg Henry Choy, cartoonist. Drusilla Toepelman and Jerry Calmhach were chosen to write a girls' pageg XVilhur tlildelnrand, the Future Farmers of America newsg lwurray Xvarden, the jolces. The reporters were lris .lane slacohs, La Verne Lauritzen, Harry Lauritzen, and Norma Heringer. The mimeographing was done hy Mary Louise Borha. Shirley Shields, Elsie Micheli, and Betty l,austen. A weelcly edition toolc the place of the monthly paper. Praises go to the Rams Ear staff for its loyal cooperation, and to Miss Todd and lvlr. Xvood, who acted as supervisors, for their persistant ellnorts to malqe a reat paper. Special mention goes to Benny French lor his reliahility and for the valiant spirit he has shown.

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xecutiale Council u tie members of ttiis year,s Executive Councit were: Donatd Durtiam, student taody president: Xvinnie Haines, vice-president: tris Jane Jacotis, secretary-treasurer: Laverne Lauritzen, Nettiertands editor: George Gordon, senior president: Rictiard Cavagnaro, senior representative: Nturray Xvarden, junior president: Dorottly Emigti, junior representative: Beta Totman, soptio- more president: tievertey Staetite, soptiomore representative: Edwin Lee, frosti- man presidenl: Hertvert Drets, frestiman representative: txftary Louise tiortaa. gifts, league president: Norma Heringer, gifts, teague representative: Clarence Marteniano, taoys' teague president: Mikie Toyota, taoys' teague representative: Geratdine Catmtmactc, gifts' attitetic association president: Florence Louder- mittc, girts' attietetic association representative: Tony Giannoni, future farmers of America president: Edward Anderson, future farmers of America repre- sentative: James Lauritzen, attatetic manager. Ttiese ottices were tietd by ttie etected representatives of ctasses and or- ganizations. The student body enttiusiasticatty supported everyttiing wtwicti ttme Executive Couneit sponsored.

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Senior I7 ay fter many weeks of faittifui practice, the seniors, in April, presented their play, entitled HXVtio,s Xvtiof The Student Body had been looking forward to the time of tile presentation with impatience. and its great- est expectations were futmted. Farmer Toby and Postmaster Simpicins were the hilarious comedians of the story. The first showing was a matinee per- formance, for students only. This gave ttie performers an opportunity to gain confidence for the next stiow, and gave ttiose wtio coutdn,t come in the evening, a chance to see time piay. The evening performance was welt at- tended. Compliments were extended to the entire cast for its excellent per- formance and to Wir. Xvood for his direction of the play. Elton Carson ....r....a,.,. Betty Lausten Toby Batser ....,....... Tom Howard . Joseph Dunbar Xvittie Dunbar Bob Wiicoxson George Gordon Benny French Guido Giroiami Ruluy Dunbar ,scr La Verne Lauritzen CAST Titdy Brown ..,vss,......... Elsie Ntictieti Ezra Simpiqinsecctarence Ntarteniano Martin Stone . Peggy Dunbar tvtrs. Smith .,......,,,,, Harry Lauritzen .iris Jane Jacobs Mrs . DLIHIJRF .,.,....... ........Jerry Catmlnacii .vxfinnie Haines