Sierra High School - Oracle Yearbook (Whittier, CA)

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VOCNTONAL AUTO CLUB 'vi E VOCATIONAL AUTO CLUB-Boflom Row: Sieve Phillips, Tom Fierro, in The F-9 BlSfock class at the Lion's Drag Srripl, Paul Roias, Ray An Gray, George Kiger, Glen Johnson, Gerald Benck, Dan Brewlon, Austin, Jay Stewart, Ron Leu, Ken Brown, ond Steve Clork. M l xx' Barry Sharp, Lew Woltmon lwith the trophy he won Stella, ond Mr. Karl Woodson, adviser, Second Row: and Mike Hill. Top Row: Chris Whiftingham, Bob fl W' JJ'-0 X V i J 0 , A J X l , li glflvb 4,9 if-fllm, fl: f- ' l li ,N V f if .l, ,ll UL L - , l . ll W 'V i W ff ll ' ly K? jf og ,W Nl vi N70 Qlv f 'V i ' VCL l -' ' ,JC f Lb WA , 'J Xue I IL: wr 2 if if . GJ le .ff ll' ll i i fi ill, , JJ pu xl 'lx WUIL bil' ' fly! , Z PM lex V0 fy if f ' ll ll l2 Xfll - ill Lily' , ab MW ,,,. ,Lwl U,-H 'y il f I NC lr 'TV :U lull L lil 126

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PA! RAILROAD CLUB-Bottom Row: Ron Lucks, Ron Davis, David Rhees, and Jim Holley. Top Row: Merlin Dyball, J. S. Lund- strom, Doug Coates, Dennis Casccrelli, and Danny McLe- more. W-VZQNY VARSITY CLUB-Bofiom Row: Larry Manzer, Jim Quint, Bill Gitt, Doug Chapin, Chris Grif- fith, Eric Angstadt, and John Thelin, Row Two: Dale' Hahn, Jim Cong Carl Moore, Ron Kis- kis, Forest Cornell, and Doug Boiley. Top Row: Steve Lester, Fred Westberg, Wayne Wilson, Norman Elder, Richard Joyce, Dave Kernpkes, and Seth Marty. ,...--f ,,...-,f- , J, .v!-W . , i 4- i ,J , 'JJ VX .ww- x i QUE- SUE-ETTES-Bolfom Row: Diane C. Kelly, Karen Smith, Billie Rohwer, Kathy Riedel, Carolyn Burke, and Toni Congie. Top Row: Elaine Smith, Cathy Bene iamin, Dawna Morrison, Evelyn Smith, Barbara Gehrke, and Ramona Brakke.

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East Lynne, by Ned Albert, a heart-rendering melodrama in the Gay Nineties style, was this year's Winter Play. Audience participation was encouraged, and cheering the hero, booing and hissing the villain, and sob- bing with the heroine added to the fun of the show. The cate- torium was set up as a cabaret, complete with a player piano and checkered cloth-covered, tables, at which the audience sat while being served soft drinks, chips, and pretzels by two bar- bershop quartets. Originally written as a book by Mrs. Henry Wood and later adapted forthe stage, East Lynne is still the most popular ot the melodramas and drew ca- pacity audiences during its three- night stand at Sierra. EAST LYNNE DEQEMBI.-212, 2, 4 9 s Get out of here, you cur, before I give you the punishment you so richly deserve 'She said I was a wasteful extravagant minx! And I say you shall take in the penniless Lady Isabel. Joyce .................. Suzanne Dickau Cornelia Carlyle . .. ...Mary Becker Archibald Carlyle . .. .... Bruce Denning John Dill .... Francis Levison Isabel Vane .. Emma Vane . . Raymond Vane Wilson ...... Barbara I-lare . Richard Hare . Little Willie ... Bruce Hargrove ... .... Whit Hayslip . . .... Cathy Hogan . . . . .Mary McGee ... ...Bill MacQuoid .. .. .Lois Bleicher . . ........ Sue Frey .Rodger Wedell Melinda McGee Mrs. Otway Bethel . . . ..... Sherry Bond 1 '31-. pq-- Q 1 . 'V K, I Mr, David Ryan V r' Director Speak up, you stupid old coat! And Little Willie died without even knowing I am his mother. 129