Shortridge High School - Annual Yearbook (Indianapolis, IN)

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24 Oklahoma Gkies Find A Home At S Oklahoma, where rhe wind comes sweep- ing down rhe plain! Even rhe mosr norrhern minded ciry sliclsers recognize rhe rheme song of rhis year's senior musical producrion. The old- fashioned, lyrical Wesrern creared by rhe fam- ous song-wriring ream of Rogers and Hammer- srein, was presenred in Caleb Mills Hall on No- vember 28rh and 29rh, lr had a rarher amaz- ing effecf on rhe casr which was evidenr when snarches of Oh, whar a beauriful Morning could be heard echoing rhrough rhe halls, Rich- ard Perrie refused ro answer ro any orher name bur l'Will . Even fhose nor involved gor a whiff of waving whear from rhe srage door. When opening nighr finally arrived ir was clear ro see whar rhe exciremenr and weelss of rehearsal were all abour, We saw our friends magically rransformed info members of rhe Wild Wesr, complere wirh perricoars, long gowns, and ren gallon hars, Desr of all was rhe singing! The firsr number, Oh whar a beauriful Morning! rools rhe audience bacls ro rhe Wesr when ir was a new and rhriving rerrirory of cowhonds and farmers rrying rheir besr ro ger along. The sly peddler, Ali Haclsham, played by Brenr Hendon, added a rouch of humor wirh his carperbag of inreresring rrinlsers and his shorr-lived admirorion for Ado Annie, played by Darla Young. Romance was in rhe air for rhe rwo leading characrers, Curly and Laurey, played by Marls Durham and Ingrid Hollings- worrh, while Lea Correllini, porrraying Aunr Ellie lsepr a warchful eye over all. When rhe currains fell and all rerurned TO rhe realiry of a modern day ciry, rhey were lefr wirh a warm feeling inside. They hadjusr been enrerrained by a producrion rhar was rhe epir- hortridge . . . ome of Shorrridge's musical and dramaric ral- enr. MANY A NEW DAY will down before Laurey, Qlngrid Hollinsworrhi lers any man ger her down CORDHAM USED GENTLE PERSUASION ro rry ro ger Ali ro propose ro his doughrer Ado Annie

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