Jacksonville High School - Cardinal Yearbook (Jacksonville, NC)

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'I was so scared he'd drop mel' said Pat HT of the Plan to find AnNl9'S Par 9015. is f0f Amold of her scene with Graham Beacham, W9 to S509 'Tomorrow' On Public f3di0- These two were part of the chorus who filled islfully. Susan Durham Pleads for her the busy streets of New York City during irents to come and find her. Christmas time. Many students felt that the musical was the high point of their high school years. l wouldn't trade the experience for anything, said Elizabeth Chambless. She added, 'The show itself made all the work and effort worthwhile. This seemed to be a sentiment shared by all. 'lt was one of the most rewarding experiences l've ever been a part of. exclaimed Bill Howard, assistant producer and musical director. 'The acting was truly professional, especially Angie Lanier. She lived Mrs. Hannigan's character, he continued. 'lt's a hard knock life for us, sing the orphans, disobeying direct orders not to have fun! Mrs. Hannigan tiiod to keep the orphans from having lun by making them work hard and stay up late, but the girls would not let her punishment stop them. MUSICBD 13

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corrupt schemer, Rooster tplayed by Kruegeri, sings of riches as he plans ose as Annie's Father. Daddy has offered a reward to Annie's and Rooster snatches the to reach 'Easy Street. ith flying colors After working every other Sunday for a year to prepare for the Junior Miss Pageant, Stephanie Hackney got the reward her efforts deserved. She was crowned the 1986 Onslow County Junior Miss. lt was great! she exclaimed, l was really excited. For the competition, Stephanie participated in an interview, a poise and appearance and physical fitness routine, and she performed a tap dance routine for the talent competition. She was also judged on scholastic achievement. Having won a scholarship Stephanie planned to compete in the 1987 N.C. Junior Miss Pageant lfl Febmafy. Scheming to get Annie away from Daddy Warbucks, Lily St. Regis tLibby Mozingol thinks about what it will be like on 'Easy Street. But she never found out because Grace Ferrel foiled the plan. 'Smile darn ya, smile,' cried Warren Widener, playing the part of Wacky, the ventriloquist. His act was part of the radio show broadcasted to find Annie's real parents. Working Howard's direction, the the pit band spoke enthusiastic the experience. Watching r.ty. ' come together was incredi said Cathy Buffington. And slnc we were working so hard for the same goal, we all got much closer. They performed such famous tunes as Tomorrow and Hard Knock Life and brought the community together for three evenings of laughter and fun. lt was the most popular musical we've done yet, said Graham Beacham. l loved it! These words were the rewards for months of hard work. Was it worth it? Definitely! said Charles Nelson. l'd do it all again! ,l 'fl New Deal