Temple City High School - Templar Yearbook (Temple City, CA)

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Alice Williams Editor-in-Chief Rampage More Than half of The 1958 Rampage staff was new This year. Many of Them had no ex- perience in iournalism. BUT under The efficient organizaTion of our adviser, Mrs. EdiTh Acker- man, and The able leadership of our editor, Alice Williams, The yearbook staff worked diligently To put The 1958 Rampage TogeTher. IT Took many pencils and erasers and much hard work To puT The final copy TogeTher. BUT aHer drawing The dummy, Taking picTures, writ- ing copy, and meeting The deadlines, The final copy was Turned ouT. AT The Time when iT seemed one couldn'T draw anoTher line or write another word, some- one would come up wiTh iust The right words To ease The Tension and help The work go iust a liTTle fasTer. John Collord Sue Skillern Linda Moore Assistant Editor Activities Editor Sports Editor

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x x .M Edward: What's this man to you? Answer me! Answer me! Stage .' Under the direction of Robert Kirtley, the Stage Dwellers presented The Barretts of Wimpole Sreet by Rudolf Besier on February 24-25-26 in the Oak Avenue Little Theatre. This is the true love story of Miss Elizabeth Barrett Moulton-Barrett and Robert Browning, both of whom are famous as poets, each in his own right. Edward Moulton- Barrett is a tyrannical father who does not want his family to marry and desires to keep his daughters under his ruling hand. As Henrietta says, You know father once owned slaves in Jamaica, and since slavery has been abolished there, he carries it on here in England. Lois Mentze and Beverly Borger played the role of Eliza- beth on alternate nights. This was felt necessary because Elizabeth is onstage during the entire evening except for the last three minutes. John Church as Robert Browning and Beverly Houck as Cousin Bella Hedley were very effec- tive in their characterizations. Included in the cast were: Doctor Chambers, Henry Velenosi, Elizabeth Barrett Moulton-Barrett lBal, Beverly Borger and Lois Mentze, Wilson, Judith Hutcheson, Henrietta Moulton-Barrett, Peggy Hammond, Arabel Moulton-Barrett, Beverly Adams, Octavius Moulton-Barrett, Randolph Morris, Septimus Moulton-Barrett, Thomas Roper, Charles Moulton- Barrett, Donald Broz, Edward Moulton-Barrett, Arthur Leonard, Bella Hedley, Beverly Houck, Henry Bevan, Gary Heaton, Robert Browning, John Church, Doctor Ford-Waterlow, Ran- dolph Morris, Captain Surtees Cook, Gary Heaton, Flush lElizabeth's dogl, Taffy Solsby. Curtain Call Henrietta: Captain Surtees Cook, Ba--my sister, Elizabeth Cook: Your servant, Miss Barrett.

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Pictures Events i Alice Williams, editor, and Mrs. Edith Ackerman, year- book adviser, check the dummy in the early stages of yearbook planning. Nancy McLane, Lorraine Sweet, and Linda Moore type pages, so that a deadline can be completed. Paul Showalter Art Editor