Sherman County High School - Husky Yearbook (Moro, OR)

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Where is the diamond? was the big question asked at the junior class play Pass the Cream , directed by Miss Brackett a.nd presented on March 25. Caught in a tense moment is the play cast including actors, seated: Gus Thoele, Betty Reckmann, Janet Thompson, Lana Paulson, Joan Brackett, and standing: Larry Middleton, Torn DeMoss, Bob Cyphers, Phyllis Lutje, Steve Close and Patty Smith. Missing gem puzzles play cast Watching action across the Lamb, Janet Thompson, Sarah Lattimoreg Lana Paulson, Greta Lawrenceg Larry Middleton, Richard Lamb, Jr.g and Tom DeMoss, Richard Lamb. Sl'IAROLD'S SHOES The Dalles room are Betty Reckmann, Mrs. Bob Cyphers, as Bennings, emptied his pockets to prove that the diamond was not on his person while Patty Smith, Helene Lambg Steve Close, John Gibbsg and Joan Brackett, Jane Roberts, looked on. JW' We ,ef MONTGOMERY WARD BRADY'S GROCERY STORE The Dalles The Dalles

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As Judge Heath, District Attorney Flint, played by Jim Terry Kaseberg, Thomas, questions night-club owner looks on, Bailiff Roberta Van Rensselaer, portrayed by Fred Dormaier Shirley Watkins. swears in a key Defense Attorney Stevens, Witness' Mrs- John Hutchins , John Capaci, and Defendant Darlene Gochnauer. Karen Andre, Betty Bothwell, have heated argument with Nancy Lee Faulkner, Anne Petersen, as jury looks on. Andre acquitted at senior play The Night of January Sixteenth , senior play, directed by Miss Brackett, was presented on Nov. 20. The cast, pictured above, included: First Row: John Capaci, Judy Watkins, Anne Petersen, Darlene Gochnauer, Jeanne Macnab, Julia Bayer, Betty Bothwell, Peggy Alberty, Mary Ann McKay, Shirley Watkins, Margaret Brown. Second Row: Larry Helyer, Gordon Richards, Jim Thomas, Ernest Hawkins, Terry Kaseberg, Tom Eakin, Fred Dormaier, David Conlee, Orville Blaylock, Gene Schilling, Miss Brackett, director. The jury, consisting of members selected from the audience, rendered a verdict of not guilty after the murder trial. 68

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A giant mural of Mauna Loa, a spouting Hawaiian volcano, was the center of attraction at the Junior Prom, May 14, in the gym. The heavenliness of soft pink and violet crepe paper draped into a false ceiling, toned with a dance tempo of the New Notes with Lynn Teadtke, in- spired a dreamy atmosphere. Hawaiian Sunset was the theme used throughout the decorations. The juniors made a refreshment bar supplied with island delicacies such as pineapple chunks and coconut macaroons. From the bandstand Lynn Teadtke mutes the notes of his trumpet while the pianist accompanies 1n the background. Junior Prom enhanced by island beauty The couples enjoy the music and decorations as they glide across the dance floor ,Q it x f . ii fi' Q is is 'AJ 9 'Q 5'-ff. 3, 4 ef S ' X in at ,Q 'ME E :if x L 3 aa- JVVE We