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ROGUE NEWS
WED., NOV. 27, 1963
Honor Roll
Continued from page 1
Nickson, Gene Plankenhorn. Joe j
Raynes, Fred Roberts, Dean
Samuelson, Terry Skibby, Carl
Stubbenficld, Roland Sturdevant,
.Ian Susee. Linda Thomas, Janis
Torey. Marcy Tretsven, Wendy
Weller, Roger Williams, Richard
Willis, Marsha Winkler, and John
Yaple.
The juniors were Roger Ather
ton, Ken Baker, Dave Barger,
Margaret Briggs, Dave Brown,
Wayne Calvary, Isabclle Converse,
Georgia Davidson, Mike Dawkins,
Virginia DeKorte, Laurey Dixon,
Jeanette Elder, Karen Gardner,
Suzanne Gwaltney, Lois Harmon,
Cheryl Hile, Steve Hutchinson,
Ronda Hyland, Beth Iba, Pam
Kacgi, Susan Kapteyn, Judy King,
Tama Laird, Vivian Leigh, Janey
Lewis, Lynda Lewis, Rhea Lison
bee, Pat Lorton, Mike Lundergon,
Sandra McPherson, Debbie Mac
key, Jim Mayo, DeAnn Meggers,
Georgia Meyer, Keith Munson,
Barbara Newkirk. Ruth Nickode-
mus, Fred Rapp, Tom Reid, Sandy
Scherer, Betty Schwiebert, Bar
bare Siebenlist, Clayton Swartz,
Mimi VonKuhlmann, Bruce Wes
terberg, Dennis Wigen, and Bill
Wiley.
Sophomores were Mimi Barron,
Susan Barth, Victoria Budden,
Christine Burke, Bonnie Byrd,
Terry Clark, Ross Coldwell, Ellen
Craft. Pam Demo, Bill Dorris,
Duane Dragoo, Tadc Farmer,
Kathy Freeman, Steve Gilliland,
Gretchen Graham, Gail Hager
baumer, Bernard Hamm, Donna
Hasscll. Cathy Hawk, Mark Hays,
Claudette Hultman, Bob Kaegi,
Jorja Keil, Dave Lewis, Pamela
Lewis, Kerry Lindley, Jennifer
Madison, Dan Merriman, Kristen
Nashlund, Randy Nelson, Jack
Ragan, Steven Rost, Joy Skinner.
Lora South, Gene Suemnicht, and
Linda Wenker.
Students are reminded that
the local deadline for the
Annual Voice of Democracy
Contest is December 20.
Entries are to be given to
Mrs. Selma McAlaster or Mrs.
Lucy Susee.
Student Reviews Senior
Class Play Performance
(Editor's Note The following
review covers only the after
noon performance. According
to those who saw the evening
performance, the shortcomings
criticized in the review were
corrected in the evening per
formance.) This year's senior class play
was a drama, which was a
rather welcome change from the
usual comedy presentation. Terry
Skibby and Don Scripter did a
fine job on the sets and on the
sound set up. Mrs. Lucy Susee
commented that this year's play
cast was perhaps the best she
has ever directed.
For the benefit of those who
didn't see the play I'll try my
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Club Corner
SPANISH CLUB
Officers of the new Spanish Club
are Barbara Jones, president;
Margie Rucker, vice-president;
and Maria Drew, secretary-treasurer.
The proposed constitution
has been discussed and the Consti
tution Committee was chosen. It
consists of Diane Benson, Maria
Drew, Barbara Jones, and Margie
Rucker. Anyone interested in
joining this new Spanish organ
ization should contact Mrs. Lois
Wright or Barbara Jones.
best to recreate part of it It
seems that the defendent Marine
Lowe took a gun and shot hus
band very dead. Superior Court
number 14 of the state of Illinois
is trying her for this crime. In
the end all comes out well and
Maxine is even reunited with her
long lost daughter.
Kathy Hernlein, Chris Hoberg,
Don Greene, and John Reid all
did well in their espective parts.
In my estimation Chris and Kathy
gave the most believeable and the
most realistic performances of the
afternoon.
Other players in starring roles
were Jan Susee as the count
judge; too bad this part wasn't
written as comedy, because that
seemed to be the way it was
played. The part of the assistant
attorney, played by Trudee Lewis,
appeared difficult for her. Mickey
Mouse could have mustered about
the same amount of feeling and
excitement as did Charles Moore.
Patti Dysert as ever-suffering
Maxine Lowe suffered through
out the entire play. Maria Crone
did an adequate job as the
southern waitress, although she
would have given a more effective
performance if her voice could
have been pitched about five
octaves lower.
I am sure most of you enjoyed
this play. I wish more school
dramas could be produced in the
gym.
DRAMA CLUB
"Three Against Death", a play
taken from Chaucer's Canterbury
Tales, will be performed by the
Drama Club for the student body
and the P.T.A. early in December.
The play concerns three rogues I
who sent out looking for Death I
and how they found it.
The cast of the play is as fol-
lows: Troc - Riley Sauers; Loup -
Terry Baraclough; Zigzag - Jon
Roberson; Blanche - 11a Knee
bone; and Spothercary - Cathy
Christy.
GRA
Fifteen GRA members attended
a Volleyball Sportsday at Med
ford High last Saturday. Those
girls who attended the event
were Diann Collver, Barbara
Newkirk, Mary Peabody, Dian
Murphy, Sandy Roll, Sheila Ro
derick, Georgia Schofield. Jane
Smith. Diana Thomas. Jill Thomp
son, Linda Tucker, Lyla Voth, and
Linda Wenker.
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