Trona High School - Telescope Yearbook (Trona, CA)

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.xl 2.1. ii 1-l h I The dancers must be hungry! These eighth and ninth grade girls are certainly scrambling to get the food to them. The refreshments were cakes decorated with Silver Bells made by the sophomore girls and fruit punch prepared by a few of the mothers. To carry out the theme of the Ball, the Cunning- ham sisters, Evelyn and Pat, harmonized on Silver Bells . Leora Lizer accompanied the sisters on the piano. 5 , 55 M 321151. Ernesto Dominguez really has his mind on dancing with Barbara Rhodes. He is so in- fatuated with jitterbugging to Pug Pilcher's music that he's ignoring the mistletoe!

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Q ' 4 The angelic faces of the speaking chorus are peering down from the steps built by the shop class. The tableau frames were also done by the shop class. While the vocal chorus sang Away in the Manger, the three shepherds - Durwood Sigrest, Carl Hall, and Billy Tansley - came to worship the Babe. Mary iLinda Terrorb and Joseph fGary Olingerj stand proudly by. mama ,ma 766464 die 7402 Christmas spirit pervaded the school with the approach of the eagerly awaited vacation. Both the powerful Christmas assembly, enacting the Nativity, and the formal Christmas Ball expressed the vari- able moods of the season. Silver Bells shone down on the couples as they vied for the spot beneath the mistletoe. After the stiffness wore off, the girls shed their heels to do justice to the cool music of the Keynotes. The money for the Ball, earned at the football concession, was put to good use under the direction of Clova Compton and her assistant, Judy Klein. mas songs, by Mr. Coy and the band began the inspiring Christmas assembly. The story of the birth of Jesus according to St. Matthew and St.gMark waslchanted by .the speaking chorus, Miss Bright's eighth grade. While Mr. Arnold's vocal chorus with solo parts taken by Shirley Barbee, Mrs. Baier, Evelyn Duke, and Alicia Hagar, rendered appropriate carols, scenes from the Nativity were spotlighted. Taking part in the tableaux were Linda Terror as Mary, Gary Olinger as Joseph, various members of Mr. Barnes' class as shepherds and angels, and Don Samuels, David Pillott, and Lyman Gilliland as the singing Kings. t'Noel, a magnificent blending of Christ- . I Larry Burke is more interested in the pretty Belle of the Ball, Phyllis Oswald, than the job of tive Stan s nn, , W N , + - . ww 4 -,H V X S her bracelet which was presented by sophomore class representa- Quezada and Jolene Swearingen are intrigued by the bracelet. :E ,ik , ,J .Q H t W 3, pri . I A I x r H W N . - '. .tw A-,,....f-P' .W I as - I 2 - f . J

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V ' ff ca Wai 7a Weak az 7a 70446 U6 Jeff Peeden is waiting for the right moment to get a good action shot. Take the concerted efforts of 32 students and two advisors over an eight-month period and the result is the 100-page annual you are now reading. Mr. Fagin's photography class spent long hours covering events and processing the pictures while the Telescope editorial staff spent several afternoons laying out pages and writing copy. Richard Gonzalez and Jeff Peeden did a good deal of the photographic work, as did Al Gonzalez, Ernie Kraut, Bill Rich, and Zane Little. Checking in at the semester were Jim Farrah, Al Adams, Bill Currey, and LeRoy Reece. The boys themselves did most of the developing and handled the cameras and other equip- ment. For this year's annual the staff used a new process, the offset method. This way the staff had greater free- dom in laying out the pages, and they could use more pictures. The pictures could be set at different angles and in different shapes to make the pages have more style. Heading the staff this year was Barbara Garcia as editor of the book. She spent many long hours trying to set everyone else wise to what they were doing when she was just catching on herself. There were sub-editors for each separate sectiong Dorothy Marshall did the introductory section, assisted by Pat Hagarg working on the classes was Virginia Hall, who also wrote some of the copy. Ruth Lopez worked out the section on school lifeg helping her was Carolyn Bell, who also wrote a lot of copyg Nancy Read had the clubs and organizations with Lois McGill helping. Don Samuels and Chris Petersen worked out the sports and wrote Well-PIBRSCG with the results of their How 'bout that! I feel like a convict, says LeRoy to SIHDDIDZ. the Ph0t0gl'3PhY Club, and Bill Jimmy Farrah, Richard Gonzalez, Alfonso Gonzalez and Rich in Particular, Consented to pose. Bill Currey while they prepare to shoot him. .f F