Willowbrook High School - Pioneer Roundup Yearbook (Willowbrook, CA)

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Me Count and the fo-ed Row 1- Joe Magdaleno, liheumania McCrumblp, Bill Walker, Bonnie Pearson, Betty Erwin, Catherine Genova, Marie Foster, Laurel Woo, Bill Leveret, Row 2- George Traylor, Miss Scott, Norma Peterson. Blanch Faulkner, Bonnie McFall, Carolyn Peterson, Jeanne Belanger, Doris Klipphahn, Sue Cotton, Bob Ivery, I.eo Stenvall Row Il- Mickey Yarak, Betty Barnes, Jeanette XVells, Elsie Friesen, Betty Johnson Helen Windust, Edna Bagby Pat Norton, Kenneth Kelly, Mr. Siebs. Row 4- Charles Keller, Richard Orr, Jimmie Adams, Tom Ballou. Leon Stenvall, Bill Lionherger, Bob Givens, Boh Langfston. Leslie Bolton, Maurice Bonfidini The final dramatic event of the year, The Count and the Co-Ed. was a singular success. The cast of the operetta was chosen entirely by tryouts from the Student body. Miss Dorothy Scott, versatile and talented di- rector of the operetta, trained the cast in stage technique. She was ably assisted by Miss Buiiice lllllyvoom

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Drama and Speech dub lou One Dorls kllpphdhn Jeanne Belangex Derondt Woodxxoxth Icl.l1lLG Alf ml Jo U1 Landreth Dorothx Flllppml Pat Norton Ron Two Gan Dlllvxood B111 Llonberger Iuclna. Ra by Bl mche lwnulkner Miss Heplcr Ocema Nelson Wlll13l11 Ieverett Harold R11 w Row Three John Cotton Lrnle Chlotakls Bud Sherlock Verne Pernv Charles hellex Joe Magdaleno Doug Robblns Bob Idnszston The OLltSt3l1dlllg dCtlVltl9S of the Dlama and Speech Club hfue been the Chustmas Pageant the staglng of the ldd1O bloadcast f01 an assembly, 'md the gltlllg of speeches for the contest sponsol ed bs the Llons Club In the spung the gloup DlOVld6d entel talnment ln the folm of sklts to publlclze the bond electlon They also 'lS9lSt6d 111 the D1 od ductlon of the opeletta Joe Wlfxgdaleno p19S1dC-Bllt of the club dlstlngulshed hlmself by nlnnlng second place IH the LIONS Club Contest Betty Llonberger 1ep1 esented Wlllowblook on the DlSt11Ct b10'ldC3St ovel K F O X Max 10 The gloup has been duected bp MISS Eunlce Heplel Joan Landleth seued as VICG pl 9Sld6l1t and Jeanne Belangel as secletalv 25 . A . ,,., ,, ,fa - 4 1,-f If , ft ff Q? L mw- 7 . 'Q ' ' . . . . . 1 'n 1 . 5 ' - 1 r 1 v ' ' 1 ' v .l .s I ' w V ' Y ' ' '. v 1 gl v 1 v f . . . . I C ' . , . , ch. ' ' ' ' , . . N ' . ' 1 -er v 1 - v , v Vs A .- ' - - . , v .' 1 c . 1- ' .. ' . L 1 ' c . ' J . y l -' . - ' - . r K ' ' ' . 4 . 4 c , ' . . . . . l '. . . . , . . . , , c . . . ., U . ,

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Leon Stenvall liow 1- Donna Coburn. Kenny Mayfield, Betty Lionberger, Joe Magileleno, Norma Owens, Leon Stenvall, Norma Swift, George Traylor. Row 2- Stella Sauceda, Gary Dillwood, Tom Balloon, Bill Lionberger, Lois Hay, Bob Givens, Virginia McMillen, Leslie Bolton. Hepler, dramatic coach, Mr. Armin Siebs, orches- trug Mrs. Anna Arnold accompanist, and Miss Kathleen Campbell, dance director. The story was one of life in a small middle- west college and the humorous, intriguing, but ultimately successful efforts of the students to obtain a sizeable and much needed gift to the col- lege from at famous count.