Rockford High School - Warrior Yearbook (Rockford, IA)

Page 84 text:

Mike Schweizer, Bruce Lines, Bill Borchard, Art Lines, Joanne Keniry, Julie Paulsen, Judy Smith, Mary Morphew, Con- SEN ICDRS PRESENT FARCE-COM EDY After four exhausting weeks of rehearsal, the class of '68 presented their production of Quit Your Kiddin' , under the direction of Mrs. Patricia Ivy. The farce-comed proved to be hilariously funny as it featured a well-know senior boy plotting to become rich by disguising himself as a girl. Seniors who were not in the production itself were in- volved in various other aspects such as make-up, stage set lighting and advanced ticket sales. Everyone contributed The Bufords are delighted with Aunt Sophronia's gifts? ! to make the play a huge success' l 'tk .24 Z-z-z-Z ! Z-Z-z-z ! ! Winnie you're such a sweetie pie! Walk much?!

Page 83 text:

A. Lines, L. Schultz, K. Govro, D. Carney, D. Steuben. 1 l: C. Ward, M. Crowell, C. Collet, M. Burke, J. Paulsen, J. Christie, K. Fullerton, D. Shubert. Row 2: J. Mar- CNCERTS ON KRCC AND KGLO T.V. Spring brought the choir's major activity ofthe season, he presentation of the musical Brigadoon , on April 23-24. hey increased their experience by attending the Cornbowl onference Music Festival at Nashua. After much hard work he choir presented the annual spring concert. The choir eceived a Division II rating at the Wartburg music clinic. he choir made their last appearance at the '68 Baccalau- eate. - ml i 1 Double Quartet-Row 1: M. Crowell, C. Collet, K. M. Burke. Row 2: J. Marlowe, R. Schweneker, Reams, D. Steuben. 7 Q Mil.. Girls' Sextet: J. O'Rourke, P. Ewald, D. Harms, E. Hearn, D. Abbott, J. Christie. K, .,,,.-I, .. .,.. , il! SoloistsfRow l: P. Ewald, M. Crowell, C. Collet, K. Ful- lerton. Row 2: J. Marlowe, D. Carney, A. Lines, D. Steub- en.

Page 85 text:

f I. 'wing if 1 news M W1llSher,AfteH1inner Speaking-D. Schultz Readings: S. Koehler, D. Mitchell, C. Ward, C. Hanson. Ori- A. Linesg Storytelling-V. Ewaldg Extemporaneous- ginal oratory: J. Horn, K. Staudt, L. Muller. Haller. W RRIORS TAKE II I'S AT DISTRICT Mr. Cazanas again stimulated the RSH students to active participation in extra-curricular speech. Twenty-eight War- riors went to district contest at Tripoli and came back with l 1 division I ratings, including the play, 'gDeath of a Hired Man . These people then earned the right to enter state com- petition at Dubuque. Here three division I and eight division ll ratings were earned. The speech team also entered the Upper Iowa Speech Festival at Fayette and expanded their horizons by attend- ing the Mohawk contest at Mason City. One-act play: A. Lines, J. Keniry, K. Staudt, J. Smith. ,lf 4 'S Q I ' M I ' fi Q ' - V f . . I 1 f'Q,,,,i' .3 5 ' f I Qs? f tl . tate division I winners: D. Hearn, A, Lines, Coach John Ca- Humorous Declamation: D. Hearn. Dramatic Declam.: T. anas, D. Haller. ' Frascht, M. Morphew and C. Shindelar.