Kapaun Mount Carmel High School - Kapaun Yearbook (Wichita, KS)

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King and Queen share the spotlight. Playing with fire. livu Woods and graduate. David Wxirta Everyone joined in to Twist and Shout . ' 'zu HEAVE From the moment the students of KMC walked through the doors of the Mid-American All Indian Center, Satur- day October ll, feelings of anticipation filled each and everyone of them. The theme, Stairway to Heaven, left a feeling of romance and excitement around the dance floor which was shown as the students rocked non-stop to the beat of the Michael Beer's Band. ,,y W. Homecoming Duncc Opening Section

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Freshman farmer, Eric Lee helps decorate for Spirit Week lrightj Senior nerds on Nerd Day Qbelowj UNITED PIRIT Appearing at plays, hurrying to soc hops going to concerts attending dances, and arriving at games all went into making our first spirit drive a complete suc- cess! A new tradition was started this year at KMC. With the help of Stuco, Mr. Wendt, and of course, all the students, a new excitement raced throughout the school. To bring back a little of our forgotten traditional true spirit, Mr. Wendt divised a plan: give the students points for participation in school functionsg make it a fun and excit- ing competition between the classes and then announce a win- ner. We were looking for a way to get more school spirit and to bring the students and classes togeth- er. Mr. Wendt commented. The enthusiasm that started at the be- ginning ofthe year never let down as the classes united to show their spirit at its best. Students from each class agreed that it did help to unite them and left them eager to participate. All had fun, and it proved to be more than just a suc- cess - It was KMC's true spirit! Freshmen Chrissie Jones, Janella Fergu- son, and Lisa Tholcn at a soc-hop. Spirit Week Opening Section

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PHILE Philemon the chamber musical by Tom Jones and Har- vey Schmidt, was the Stage Union's first production of the year. Based on an occurrence in Antioch in 287 AD., Phile- mon traces the life of Cockian flylike Moorej, a street per- former who is forced by Roman soldiers tPaul Genilo and Roger Hippj to impersonate the dead Christian leader Phile- mon and uproot the Christian underground. Greatly influenced by the young Christian Andos tAndy Woodwardj, the memory of his wife Marsyas QRachel Ayerj, the devotion of his partner Kiki fKassie Doughertyj, and the example of love by the woman tSuzanne Kriwielj, Cockian refuses to betray the Christians and is killed. J.. 1 , A t N G 'Q' tabovel Proof of the hard work that went into the production. I I E: , l . 5 z A ., if l P 4 ,. ,M ,..,..4,, ft- i -Q tabovei Mike is comforted by Suzanne. 16 Philemon Opening Section i t 4 1 E-air . I A N Li f . 4 igsfi. l' 13-,- , , - 'H i . . . , Q -. I . taboveh Cockian tMike Moorej revives the memory of his i Marsyas tRaehel Ayerl. tleftj Cockian looks to Kiki tKassie Doughertyj and Marsyast chel Ayerb to set him free.