Greencastle High School - Minaret Yearbook (Greencastle, IN)

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Visiting a town house for relaxation is Senior Bert Brown surrounded by residents Theresa ' .ff ' P, , 4 4 -1 . .1 , Aw ,gxi r ,nik , QP ti ,W , img' L,:1.v3,Q' L4 11 1' K ff 1 , I '15 ik V f Pr- 1. sf: a. 'K 5 x F21 A... Guerrettaz, Courtney Crawley and Sharon Carlson in the one act The Open Window. 63' I Playing the devil in The Man Who Died and Went to Heaven is senior Lori Hammond. Showing appreciation is senior Lori Hammond by presenting flowers to Thespian sponsor Jan Lucas on behalf of all participants. ,Q ,4 and Extra aganza Plays l7

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Performing is Magic it l As the lights dimmed, a heavy hush feHuponthecrowd,wHhthesoundof the curtain motors their neck hairs stood erect with tingle. Suddenly the spot light cut through the darkness, creating a stage where before was only darkness. Thhsmnahonwasacmnmonone this year in Jess McAnally audito- rium. The Thespians started out the year with Magic, Magic, a play about a young woman who rents a loft only to discover that she shares it with an entire magic troupe. With the falling of the snow came the One Acts, only thm yearthey were presented as a dinner theatre. Four plays were in- volved in the One Acts. They were: The Cop and the Anthem, which was about an educated vagrant who B trying to get arrested so he will have sheherforthe whwen The second was the Lottery, which was about a small farm community which holds an annual set morbid lottery. The third The Man Who Died and Went To Heaven is a hotel and God is the man- ager and finally was the Open Win- dow where a little girl who has an in- fatuation with lying gets everyone in trouble. As the snow turned to water and themeeksonceagmnbegantoHow, so did the ideas for the Spring Produc- tion. After much thought a Variety Show was chosen over a play. Try- outs were held, and everything from air-bands to real bands gave the pre- sentation on the night of the show. by Mark Frisbie 5 444 l 6 Plays It's not easy being the boss as these student directors find out during auditions for the one acts. SX: 'ruff' -.su .... 4. -M. Playing opposite one another in the one act The Man Who Died and Went to Heaven are Carrie Whitlock and Bill Lezotte. A flower loving neighbor in the fall production of Magic Magic is sophomore Holly Schop- meyer. oi,

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Fa Orltes were A ard .n,on I ' ,:':'l I 1 gl R :Q - A if . 'A xx V11Q vAx:sfr1f A fi, - vu-we 'Q ,met -wig. -irq Accepting the Terry Cheerleader award for her enthusiasm is Diane Kendall. Stepping forward to receive his Music Award from music director Geoffrey Price is the choir and clas- sic member Ron Pitcock. Receiving the Art Award given by Tri Kappa is Art Club member Ron Woodall. Proudly receiving the Greencastle Teacher's Award is senior Lori Combs. I8 Awards Night of congratulations is Varsity Basketball coach Doug Miller. x eff' I was super-surprised because I didn't think I would get it. -Heich Riggs It was a really great honor to be chosen as one of the outstanding French students. -Katherine Emery I was astonished and excited when my name was called for the Outstanding Business Award. -Jana Terry