Sierra High School - Oracle Yearbook (Whittier, CA)

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an Old ?rzsl1io14c'd flu crawling Ocfabcr I I, I 965' QUEEN CONNIE MidnighT-silence reigned supreme on The SparTan campus-OcTober I I, I963, was gone. Homecoming was officially over aT Sierra. An Old-Fashioned Homecoming had begun ThaT morning wiTh an alumni brunch, followed by a special assembly. During The program a wave of murmers rolled Through The Tense audience as Boys' AThleTic Chairman, Dave STouffer, sTood before The Homecoming candidaTes, ready To crown The queen. MomenTs laTer, enThusiasTic applause rang Through The gym as Queen Connie Black and princesses Cheryl Davis, Dianne Dornaus, RenaTe GilberT, PaTTy Keeler, and Barbara Schlief were presenTed To Sparfans for The firsT Time. ThaT evening, during The halffime acTiviTies, of The Sierra-Cal High foofball game, The CourT was again pre- senTed To eager onlookers as The SparTan band played Some Enchanfed Evening. As The clock hands crepT Toward midnighf, Tired buT happy Queen Connie Black sighed, IT was a day I'Il never forget PRINCESS DIANNE PRINCESS PATTY HOMECOMING COURT-Bohom Row: Princesses Renate Gilbert, Parry Keeler, Queen Connie Black, Princesses Dianne Dornaus, Barbara Schlief, and Cheryl Davis. Top Row: Escorts Paul Kraus, Mike I 18 Anderson, Don Thornburg, John Cunningham, Darrell Gury, and Dave WrighT. PRINCESS CHERYL PRINCESS RENATE PRINCESS BARBARA

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KATHIE MILLER Student Director ,fleeieierziezlly lfeurs December 5, 6, and 7 CAST Gladys Mosby ......... Marietta Delman .. Olive .......... . . . Vivienne ..... . . . Spencer Mosby .... . Lawrence Conwell ...... Jean Irwin .....,. . . . Miss Featherby .... .. , Llewellyn Johnson ...... Mrs. Esterhazy ... ... Martin ......... . Photographer . ,, , Cavendish .... , Dr. Field . .... .. Norma Lehman Jacque Evans Sherry Moore Mary Sutherland John Hintz Steve Pate Robin Wagner Linda Greene Scott Piering Riki Ferguson Whit Hayslip Kent Hoffman Bruce Hargrove Bruce Denning Llewellyn, what are you reading? This year's winter play, Accldentally Yours, by Pauline Williams Snapp, was a fast mov- ing comedy based on the adventures of Spen- cer Mosby, a college professor, who acquired an antique lamp and eventually became Gladys, it's iust what l've always wanted. Spencerl How many are there? My dear, the things he knows, at his age, Hes almost thirty. lt's time he knew them. Uncle Spencer, where are you going? convinced that it was the original Aladdin's lamp. The student production was smoothly and ably presented by the Sierra Drama Depart- ment, under the direction of Mr. Dan Swift, and proved to be a smash hit during its three night run. As each evening's performance unfolded, the cafetorium rocked with roars of mirthful laughter and waves of spontaneous applause. Hold it! Hold it!