Wilcox High School - Promethean Yearbook (Santa Clara, CA)

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, 4 . .. 1 ... , :twi- dsuk V IL... ' Drama Club fl. to r.j Miss Porter, C. Sorenson, J. Wilson, L. Green, S. Drake F. Saavedra, P. Rittue, C. Lybarger, D. Mclntosh, B. Mumford, D. Gidel, Mi Eby, N. Brian, S. Werden, N. Jeary, P. Oberg, S. Fish, D. Brown, B. Bateman S. Hall, S. Porta, L. Taylor, L. Ambrig, G. Robinson, K. Anderson, Bi Rapenchuck, S. Garcia, F. Mallet, P.4Dowler, K. Thomas, R. Sanchez, M. Nunes, S. Bogue, N. Harrington, B. Canterbury, J. Morita, D. Andrews, D. Vigil, M. Trucano, J. Farnham, M. Evans, C. Bornman, Mrs. Steincipher. clubs work hand in hand Craig Bornman, Lee Green, and Carma Sorenson try out some dramatic gestures while rehearsing for the Senior Play. The officers in the Drama Club are CL to RQ Miss Porter, Advisor, Nancy Harrington, Treasurer, Darann Gidel, Vice-President, Kathy Thomas, Secretary, Mrs. Steincipher, Advisor, Lee Green, Thespian Representative, Carma Sorenson, President.

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The A. V. Club uses its equipment as shown by Wayne Averill, Gary Brown, Chuck Castagnolo, and Bill Little. Rich Blom, Ken Chin, and Terry Hunter seem to be completely wrapped up in their extremely important work with the school projector. The Audio-Visual Club has given its time and man-power to perform iolos that have benefited the school. They checked out items of equipment to class rooms, ordered, received, and sent back all films at school, and ran all equipment behind the stage. The A. V. Club helped the Drama Club perform many functions, too. The Drama Club helped with the Senior Play by contributing cast and crew members. Winding up the year, they performed a play in the spring using their own members. A. V. Club U. to r,j ROW 1: D. Willow, D. Marple, J. Stoffel, B. Little, E. Sanders, W. Averill, R. Blom, G. Brown, C. Castagnalo, Mr, Gercci, M. Kier, K. Chin, ROW 2: J. Bantau, A. Vardanian, T. Hunter. 5

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MY THREE ANGELS was the play presented by this year's Senior Class. lt is the story of th ree care-worn convicts fportrayed by Craig Bornmann, Paul Didier, and Lee Greenj ond their visit with a shopkeeper during Christmas. He hasn't been too successful with sales or with keeping his books, so they decide to help him. Through the energy of a few, the props and scenery were started, and as time went on, enthusiasm grew cmd the props began to take shape. As the cast was picked and the committees formed, more and more people became interested. These people worked long and hard and deserve much credit for the final perfor- mance. However, the director of the play, Mrs. Donna Stinecipher, is to be congratulated for her hard work and patience in coaching the students. Working along with her was student director ond stage manager, Kathy Thomas.