Columbia High School - Mirror Yearbook (Maplewood, NJ)

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Gary Schwartz, Lamont Dawson Jane Ollendorf, Megan Ha wrylak, Janine Guida John Rae COLUMBIA HIGH SCHOOL PRESENTS THE HIKADO BY CILBERT SULLIVAN Directed by Patricia Lawler Hus lea 1 Director Wayne Fenstcrmachcr Student Director Althea Crant DRAMATIS PERSONAE (In order of appearance) Nanki-Poo................................Lamont Dawson Plsh-Tush ............................... Cary Schwartz Pooh-Bah ................................ David Gurland Ko-Ko ................................... Douglas Barasch Yum-Yum ................................. Megan Howrylak Pittl-Slng .............................. Janine Guida Peep-Bo ................................. Jane Ollendorf Katlsha ................................. Margaret Aymer The Mikado...............................John Rae Residents of Tltlpu . Cindy Bond, Shannon Caffrcy, Katie Farrell, Liza Farrell, Handy liaganan, Sara Kaufnan, Meg McCroary, Kathy Scudder, Kathy Slevcrs, Cindy Ulnnet, Ellen Willlaas, Craig Bermlngham, Jason Cannon, 6 Evcrcttc Dupree Little Maids ............ Clnny Clegg, Hcllssa Espcrson, Abble Ha 1 per I, Rachel Hellenbrand, Heather Hartung, Gaby Jocknowltz, Karla Lambert, Tina Lcfgren, Jolantn Lltwlnko, Amy McCairpbell, Ornltte Nagar, 4 Christine Souza Choreography by Ann Krohley Dance Assistant Melissa Espcrson No smoking or photographs in the auditorium. Megan Hawrylak, Lamont Dawson

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In the spring of 1984, the Columbia stage was transformed into ancient Japan for the Gilbert and Sullivan operetta The Mikado. With the help of director Mrs. Pat Lawler, musical director Mr. Wayne Fen- stermacher, choreographer Mrs. Ann Kroh- ley, and a great cast and chorus, the show was a great success. THE MIKADO Abbie Halpert, Ginnie Clegg, Amy McCampbell, Rachel Hellenbrand Mrs. Lawler, Doug Barasch Margaret Aymer, Lamont Dawson Lamont Dawson, David Gurland 18 1

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FRANCE The Eiffel Tower In the spring of 1984, six students traveled to France with Mr. Peter loso. April in Paris was every bit as beautiful as the stories tell! After three days of shopping, touring, dancing, and dining in the “City of Lights,” the group traveled south to Avignon, arrriving just in time to see the sun rise over the Palais des Papes. Two days were spent exploring the Roman ruins in Nimes before traveling to the extraordinary Cote d’Aur. The spiraling cliffs ascending above the sapphires and emeralds of the Mediterrranean were breathtaking. Before leaving Europe, the group spent a glorious day traveling through the French Alps to Geneva. A spectacular fondue dinner at a famed Swiss hotel was the perfect way to end a trip that will always be remembered. L’arc de Triomphe Vicki Howard, Suzanne Murphy, Susan Rocca, Shana Braude, Cathie Murphy 20 Vickie Howard, Cathie Murphy