Triadelphia High School - Triadelphian Yearbook (Wheeling, WV)

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'Y J-llil Ender elr ' 4-I' '--ru.. ' ' -f- rm nu-eu... M--,,...f-' Michele Canclcts finds an amusing anecdote in The Triaclel- phian while Eugene Cook reads a story of deep interest. Holly Gardner ond Lucinda Hood invest their nickels in 'energy in on wrapper. 0l 0 MJOI' l i ' All the world's o stage, And oll the men and women merely players. They have their exits and their entrances, l And one mon in his time plays many ports . . . Throughout tour or more seasons, retiring mem. l bers of this yeor's cost have been trained to play a num. ber of roles with varying degrees of success. During the time of their association with the Little Red Produc- tion Compony, some actors were never satisfied to be cost in bit ports: instead, they sought the glamor ot 1 the footllghts cmd carried well their leading roles. 'Tis time now to clot? the obllgotory garb of under- i study and to pursue more difficult scripts in the dromu 1 of life. Numerous ployers, however, will seek addi- 1 tlonol refinement in the art of living. V As with previous casts, a select few will ottuin the heights of o eulogistlc spotlight, but the maiority will portray predestined roles in llfe's perpetual theater. Some will :tori all will be actors: none, spectators. Moy this, The 1958 Triad, serve os o frogmentory script Illuminating the obstacles encountered ond the ex- periences enjoyed while participating ln the dolly com- bination of dramo, both tragedy ond farce, which, amel- gomoted into one, represents the production ot Trio- delphlu High School for the your 1958. -Lester Hess, Eclltor Carl Spring and Dick Hess pause for a chat at their locker before going to basketball practice. 5

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Mrs. Alma S. Farley dispenses pencils, paper, and John Myers and Pattie Marple, art students, practice other school supplies to Stephen Brooks, James Compag- to become prolific with the brush and easel. none, and Janet Criswell. Miss Phyllis A. Beneke, dean of girls, counsels Janet Plebes Judy Cunningham, Frank Kirkland, and Sallie Lee Schmeichel as this second-year student contemplates Meier compare notes in the study of Sir Walter ScoN's her future career. immortal lvcmhoe. 6