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

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0 Time For Sergearits A Play ln Two Acts by Ira Levin Directed by Mr. Ken Barbieri No Time For Sergeants brought to a close another successful year of dramatic productions by the Riordan Players. Hila- riously protrayed by talented yet still fledglings in the histrionic arts, No Time For Sergeants lampoons life in the Ameri- can military services. Long remembered will be the airplane scene and its approaches on an atomic testing ground. The stage crew, under the direction of Mr. Barbieri and with the assistance of Mr. John Donovan, captured poignant TiS a wush life for HS draftees. scenes of military life and the back- grounds of the inductees. But. . .but. . .will the sergeant say? We gotta get them of the base.

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W'hat's up, Doc? Speech Club ends best year with two making National Debate Finals. Le Fins This is the end of our pictorial review and also the end of the 1962 year. I-Iere We have tried to recall some of the more memorial events that have oc- curred during the last year, the spirit of the student from his first class until his last, and the spirit and cooperation which existed between under and upper classmen. We have tried to emphasize the point that what you put into your school is what you will get out of it. It can be a memorable yearbook for those who tried to help their school and a lasting memory of a year of years. Year ends with Commencement Exercises. l ixt wksama lmff1QsKs7 '

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It looks like somebody has lost out. Hz, Q ? f:i tzziiitsfi '.- fr' ' Performers Mike Clouse, Denis Fame, jerry Wat- son, and Ed. Asten go chrough one of the comical scenes from the play. '22 If The cast of No Time For Sergeants.