Lake View High School - Chieftain Yearbook (San Angelo, TX)

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PAGE 28: 1. Tammy Cortese, senior, Jimmy Shearer, senior, Shonda Elliot, sophomore, and Tammy Hudson, senior make up part of the cast of the Golden Goose. 2. Julie Yonan, senior, as SimpIeton's Mother, gives him a pat on the back. PAGE 29: 1. The Golden Goose, Tammy Cortese, sen- ior, makes Jefl Bozeman, junior, blush. 2. Jimmy Shearer, senior, tries to explain a problem to his wife the Queen, Shonda Elliot, sophomore. Student Life - 29

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28 - Student Lite Golden Goose Performed A real live Golden Goose? Well, maybe not, but to students of five area elementary schools, Tammy Cortese the Golden Goose seemed real enough. In this play, a simple country boy out chopping wood met a little old lady who in return for his kindness gave him a Golden Goose. The.Golden Goose led Simpleton to the castle of King Krank to woo Princess Cry Baby. Anyone who could make the Princess smile could win her hand in marriage and half the kingdom. The Golden Goose was the second children's theatre play this year performed by the drama class under the direction of Frank White. According to Mr. White, The kids think ofthe students as real actors and actresses and they get a big kick out of the production. Cast members included Jeff Bozeman, Simpleton, Julie Yonan, Mother, David Galindo, Georgie, Cody Owen, Fiupert, Penny McDonald, Little Old Lady, and Tammy Cortese, the Golden Goose. Others were John Hyatt, Father, Flenee Cornelius, Miranda, Sharla Farmer, Helena, Patty Floyd, wife, Paula Young, Cora the Cook, and Boy Flores, Parson. Also Kelly Pierce, Nellie, Jerri Snider, Bride, Jimmy Shearer, King Krank, Shonda Elliot, Queen Kind, Tammy Hudson, Princess Cry Baby, and Katie Holman, Princess Good Humor. 11

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exas, My Texas . . . Cowboy boots, five gallon stetsons, snuff dippers and country music . . . these are as common to Texas as ants are at a picnic. At least Texans thought they were unique to the Lone Star State. This year, this everyday scenery became more than everyday, thanks to movies such as The Urban Cowboy and the hit dramatic series Dallas . The shooting of J. Fl. Ewing by Kristen, twho by the way is not your typical Yellow Rose of Texas l , caused Texas and its culture to be blown into a multi-million dollar fad, bigger than Texas itself. This was done just by using a southern drawl, a little bit of Texas black gold and a touch of that Southern Hospitality. People traveled from far and wide just to visit Texas' own Gilley's Bar and dance to the Cotton-eyed Joe or ride a mechanical bull. City slickers put on cowboy hats, and dudes even in New York City tied bandanas around their necks and went to the disco in western duds. A daytime soap opera was derived from the Texas craze, being, of course, called Texas. By Christy Harris Staff Writer 30 0 Student Life