Springfield Local High School - Memoirs Yearbook (New Middletown, OH)

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yfespzdns l ROW 1, left to right: K. Perens, A. Richiutti, S. Sedlak, J. Bullen, V. Kud- ler, J. Reiter, ROW 2: Mrs. Hill, L. Renner, V. Tabor, D. Sheets, H. Knode, P. Mauch, ROW 3: L. Bacon, L. Best, T. Mason, S. Mason, S. Mercer, A. Kurtz Pres. Vice Pres. Sec. Treas, Re--- K I-X 'L' , Qfli i I J, Reiter D. Marteney V. Tabor S. Mercer Qrama ROW 1, left to right: J. Leipply, P. Dugan, L. Dyce, L. Crawford, J. Porter, R. Rauch, Mrs. Hill, ROW 2, C. Mason, L. Fagnano, T. Rutana, R. Wis- singer, G. Wiseman, S. Blasko, M, Smith, K. Smotrila, M. Shandor, ROW 3, J. Strbak, K. Schwartz, P Vitko, D. Gillam, G. Scott, M. Snyder, L. Long Drama Club is what might be called a stepping stone to Thespians. All future Thespians must belong to this club. A total of 10 points must be earned through parti- cipation in actual acting, stage work, or other things related to dramatics in order to become a Thespian. Thespians are outstanding students of dramatics. They love acting and have earned the needed 10 points. Each year trophies are given to the best actors and actresses, plus the best Thespian. 56