Sierra High School - Oracle Yearbook (Whittier, CA)

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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

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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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Ray Tomlinson Lindo Ferguson WKIZQHYYELL LEADERS The Spartan Stomp , one ot Sierras more popular cheers, and many other lively routines, were executed by the energetic yell leaders at all games, assemblies, and rallies, Many long and weary hours ot preparation, which incuded attending a special clinic, at the University ot Redlands, were devoted to the perform- ances displayed by these five peppy people. -Ox sf.-'rv' r I r e 7 'WN Doug Meyer , Head QP After attendin a s ecial class last summer at Red- 9 P lands University, the 1965 songleaders returned to Sierra with many original ideas for promoting pep. Their clever routines and skill at leading songs encouraged an enthusiastic appreciation of Spartan events. Mary Halley Head Nina Newsom Ccfol HOVSSY Ann Griffith K Judy Jessop Bertie Hodges 'O