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Bill Stage poses a ponderous point while other members of the class listen in awed silence. The School Year Was a Ferment of Activity The crowd is whipped to fever pitch as the basketball game nears its finish. Dennis Crumbine checks to see if he has made a mistake in filling out the form for his senior picture. An air of friendly gaiety, somewhat tempered b y tension, pervaded the bus rides to thr football games. 20
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Teahouse of the August Moon a Success Effective lighting administered by skilled technicians like Roger Skolnik gave Teahouse an oriental aura. Stage manager Galen Longwell adds finishing touches to the scenery that sets the mood of the show. Prop people like Carolyn Blake, shown here taking a hand prop, are vital to any production. Realistic makeup gave life and realism to the show. 19
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Long hours of individual toil in seemingly unrelated fields such as tax stamp counting enabled the publication of the Shak- erite to continue. But Individual Faces Still Shone Through Bob Barnhill intently checks his measures in Chemistry lab. A group of people in a cheering section, a solitary stu- dent doing research work! Both scenes are representa- tive of our school, for we understand the fulfillment and enjoyment that can come from both parts of our stu- dent life. We understand that there is a unexplainable, but wonderful group pride obtainable when we move in the welter of activities that are such an integral part of Shaker life. But lest we become lost in the crowd there are always, through the carrying out of specific jobs, the opportunities for personal achievement. Spe- cial classroom projects, newspaper work, labor in clubs, exertion in dramatic productions all enable us to develop that vital individual self-discipline that is so needed. At Shaker, faces can emerge from and sink back into the crowd smoothly and effortlessly, taking from both elements of Shaker life the lessons and en- joyments they can give us. â– HMMi Mimi Bookatz brings music to Shaker. 21
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