Rockford High School - Warrior Yearbook (Rockford, IA)

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Q The entire cast mourns at the death of Harry Beaton. J B 2 Mrs. James Overby adds much to the performance with her excellent job on make-up. ai? I think we're lost! Oh, no! Tommy Albright . . . . . Jeff Douglas .... . . Sandy Dean . . Meg Brockie . . Archie Beaton .... Harry Beaton ..... Andrew MacLaren Fiona MacLaren . . . . . Jean MacLaren . . . . Angus McGuffie . . . Charlie Dalrymple Maggie Anderson . . . Mr. Lundie ...... Stuart Dalrymple . . . . . Kate ........ Frank ....... NBRIGADOCDN . . . Jeff Marlow . Mike Schweiser .John Lauterbacl . . Kay Fullerto . . Keith Staud ......JoelSul . . . Dennis Halle Mary Ann Crowel . . .Janine Vorhe . . .Larry Schult . . . Dave Steube . . . Julie Paulse . . . . .Art Line . . Dennis Carne . . . . Judy Smitl . . . Randy Schwenneke Jane Ashton ...................... Ellen Hear I 1 lxlxl - .QI I- l -'I ll Fiona's Waitin' for Her Dearie

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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.

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Q'i.iif5i' J: X l .A V- . . . .. ..,, e ,y s I, , -iviiyi' if - 3 1 fs -gy rin, .- I 1' 55 -.T '. ' 4-J 3 ,.m3i ' s A .rf ,Kurs Ir 5 ' J Harry Beaton's dramatic sword dance. 'X GRE T SUCCESS On April 23 and 24 the Rockford Senior High vocal and drama departments presented the music spectacular, Briga- doonf' The gymnasium was filled to capacity for both per- formances. The musical concerned the mystery of a town in the Scot- tish highlands, Brigadoon. The beautiful musical back- ground provided by a select chorus and accompanist Don- nette Abbott and the scenery provided by the art department added much to the performance. Students in all grades were involved in several ways. There were those selected for the cast, townspeople, and dancers. Many volunteered their services to stage crews, prompting and lighting. The large attendance testified to both the hard work of the students and the success of their production. . . p 5 Nj,-ep I . if N 'W ,ef ' ' f .-'st hes ! vb A I i .1 'umg jsg M' Y 1 . ,. . - V 4, ,z u 1' ,la xmp f-lqr l'-, I f 3. f s ' '77 if .A 'i' E l-.E :, aA ' ,C ' ,. .:-. T' T' 'if l' V , J z Yltiitzrlxwl ,I D ' 5- --A-L1 f ' 2- . '.-- 25124. Oh Tommy, it's been so long, where have you been. The secret is soon to be told. Most enjoyable wedding party Rockford ever had.