Indian Hill High School - Legend Yearbook (Cincinnati, OH)

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Pow Wow ' 68, Spotlight on Music. featured the usual singmgand dancing, but spiced up the performance with a series of short skits on the always controversial subject of politics. In a parody of the Huntley-Brinkley News Broadcast, Doug Lovett and Randy Shepard gave the audience so me insight into the ways and wiles of election year politics, plus some provocative material for thought. (Before you saw the Pow Wow, had you ever considered Ethel Kennedy ' s outstanding qualifications for Secretary of Labor?) In two short hours one learned of the reactions of various ordinary citizens such as an Indian chief, a farmer, a former President, and Maudie Frickerttothe upcoming political contest. And . . . commercials so that the audience would feel at home. The Horse Chorus returns! 23

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Becky Ahmann. Mike Haggerty, and Chorus presented a dramatic reading of Don Brown ' s Body which told of the disadvantages of murder at the YMCA. This year saw the addition of a balance beam routine, a parallel bars exhibition, and a sword dance to the program. Mr. Snapp and Mr. Kincaid combined the standard features of Pow Wow with new ideas and came up with an extravaganza of talent. 23