Skyline High School - Olympian Yearbook (Oakland, CA)

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Ghoulish enough even for those least inclined to palpitations of the heart, the fall play Dracula was certainly an escape from the ordinary Skyline production. Saturday night's performance lapparently due to the presence of a full moonl attracted an anxious crowd, while the Friday performance was a success among the more timid members of the surrounding community. Designed and directed by Flawley T. Farnsworth, drama teacher, the production was accentuated by hazy mist, bats, and howling dogs. Handled by a crew of over one hundred, the special effects were as important to the atmosphere as was the cast. Organizing crews were stage man- agers, Kelly Ferro and Pam Berg-Neilson. An active member of the lnternational Thespian Society, the drama department is devoted to the advancement of dramatic arts in secondary schools throughout the nation. Count Dracula lDan Finnamorel faces Carol's mother, Dr. Seward lBeverly Bascilicatol in a scene of suspense. BELOW LEFT: As Carol lJudy Brunsmanl lies helpless on the couch. Count Dracula prepares to close in on her. BELOW RIGHT: Rick Carrothers applies stage make-up for his role as Carol's fiance, Mark. Straight from Transylvania nocturnal'Dracula'emerges i l l 50 STUDENT LIFE

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TOP LEFT: Junior Eskridge Taylor enjoys cooling shade during International Day while he listens to the music. TOP RIG HT: Light House for the Blind provided music for International Day . The group performed on the field. BOTTOM LEFT: Robert Pagan and Leticia Lira prepare food for International Day. Other foods were cooked. BOTTOM RIGHT: David Minamoto and Debbie Cheung pose in their Oriental costumes International Day. STUDENT LIFE 49

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Professor Wong-Sing iStephan Mark! and Butterworth CRick Speesl observe Reenie iTheresa Jeffery! in a trance. BELOW: Dracula reasons with Carol and the Professor as Rick Carrothers Clefti, Rita the maid iHana Shieldsi, and CaroI's mother Krightl show their concern over Carol's condition. STUDENT LIFE 51