Riordan High School - Lance Yearbook (San Francisco, CA)

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,f X ramafica One of the outstanding features of Riordan High School is its magnificentauditarium with aseating capacity of l25O. Many an evening during the past few years the theatre has vibratecl with the applause of thousands who have witnessed such plays as WHO RIDE WHITE HORSES, ARSENIC AND OLD LACE, MARYOF SCOTLANDAND CAREER ANGEL. Under the direc- tion of Mr Lindland original plays have been produced such as BEHO LD THE MAN QA Passion Pla I and the successful Musi Y - cale of '53 - THE SAN FRANCISCO STORY. However, the zenith was reached with THE AMERICA STORY, a musicale with a cast of 200. A toast to the Riordan Players. May they go to do even greater work in the Future. 4.9! ll I nn .ann Ill ' I lun ll ll o 2f

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E. Cabrinha, B. Keane B. Piro Below: Mary as played by Carol DeMaffei M fy? 5 t fm, in l L If .1 E f Iii 6' s Mrs. Adiego and Al Warnick Top Row QL-RJ D. Cariani, B. Beane, B. McSweeny, R. Delpippo, J. Kelly, B. Piro, L. Hansen, Mrs. M. Adiego, W. Best, Carol Dernattei, M. Tamony, E. Rajeski, J. Donovan, B. Graziani, E. Griffin, J. Spinelli, A. Warnick, W. Conklin, P. Dunnigan, F. Adiego. Bottom Row QL-RJ R. Cassell, G. Siestel, A. Ceresa, C. Murillo, J. Lane, C. Bona, W. Toel, E. Cabrinha, K. Barbieri.