Greencastle High School - Minaret Yearbook (Greencastle, IN)

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V P Precision twirling and routines by Indiana State W University guard, band and Sparkettes entertains GHS l audience at morning convocation. Y Pepsi representative tells students to keep striving even in face of defeat. ,, if QL Y Al Ulman, magician from Michigan, greets volunteers Karen Reeves and Deanna Rader on stage 16

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is-Y A Cast and crew of fall production assemble for official portrait. W I JW if at Z . uf at ta , .ut 'Q EL curses and more curses, shouts Mother Watson played by Andrea Feld as she vents her frustrations on ?Kagz tu Eiichesn The stage was set, the theater was dark and the actors were ready. The lights came up on Ragged Nick tTom Steelel crouched on the stage in torn and tattered clothes. Nick, a poor but honest gentleman, tried to make a living shining shoes. Eventually his honesty and kindness paid off when he met Mr.Greyson lplayed by both Greg Lykken and Brian Williamsl. Nick proved to Mr. Greyson that he could be trusted. Ragged Nick proved that he was not only honest but also a hero when he saved the day by rescu- ing his friend, Mark Mentor, lJane Kelly and Ellen Mercerl from a building engulfed by flames. He saved Mark Mentor from the dastardly hands of Mother Watson, lAndrea Feldl and Mickey Maguire fAnnette Hobson and Troy Wilsonl. From Rags to Riches was the first presentation by the Thespians in 1982-83. Director Jan Lucas and student director Marta Kaemmer tried a new twist with this play by having actors switch parts for dif- ferent productions. This allowed more peo- ple to be involved and also was a change of pace for the actors themselves. The actors gave performances on Satur- day afternoon and evening. The play was also presented to the GHS audience at a convocation. Grade school fifth and sixth graders were bused to the high school for a special afternoon showing. Busing these youngsters in was a first in Thespian history. A Sophomore Amy Fredrick expertly applys Sharon Rowings' stage make-up before the curtain rises.

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Variety, key to convocations Convocations offered a break in the routine of the regular school day. A magi- cian, a singing group and a dancing troupe entertained the student body in the auditorium of gymnasium, McAnally. Former GHS cheerleader Tara Gasaway visited her alma mater as an Indiana State University Sparkette along with the I.S.U. Band, cheerleaders and drill team. Two choral groups, Evansville All-City Choir and West Vigo Vikitones performed musical and dance numbers. Other convoca- tions included Pepsi and a dramatic produc- tion by GHS Thespians. At the end of the year the Awards Con- vocation was held in McAnally. Outstanding students and graduating seniors were recognized for their academic and athletic excellence and achievement. 4 Highstepping dancers from the West Vigo Vikitones entertain a receptive audience of GHS students. A Performing serious classical and popular music the Evansville All-City Choir presents a morning program. 4 Marty Church daughter of GHS principal performs on stage with the -West Vigo Vikitones from Terre Haute. 17