Spring Woods High School - Safari Yearbook (Houston, TX)

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Afier being chosen by choir direcior Lou Leonard. senior Lisa Schoggin and iunior Lisa Bochicchio perform 'll Neyer Will Marry while dressed as rheir recording industry counrerparrs Linda Ronsiadr and Dolly Parron. A Sfar Wars version oi rhe sragehand was exhibired by ihe Roadeyes , who enreriained crowds befween acfs wirh lheir hooded robes and glowing eyes, X Dressed in grass skirl, mop and fennies, senior Pele Willems holds his coconufs while lislening fo iunior Paige York sings a song from Soufh Pacific, Honey Buns Wifh only a piano as accompaniment seniors Liz Freeman and Billy Jenkins make eye conlacf wilh 'rheir audience while singing Too Much, Too Lifrle, Too Laleu. The duo helped each ofher memorize lyrics by alrernafing lines while rehearsing. The song was Enough is Enough and if conrained no menlion of baseball which added io ihe comedy of seniors Gary Goodlands and Vicfor Holiiields par- ody oi 'rhe Donna Summer-Barbra Sfrei- sand hir. Talenr Show

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All that jazz r-tertainment. The Nord coniures up ditterent images ...trorn the thrills associated with a superb pertormance to behind the curtain chills and iitters to the downtalls that are experienced even by the professionals who are lucky enough to make a living in a tantasy lite. Students who harbored such occupational ambitions or those merely desiring to entertain triends and tamily were given an opportunity at the talent show. The scope ot acts ranged from modern iazz dancing to hard rock a band to a theatrical interpretation ot Neil Simons California Suite by graduate Terry Cox and senior Gam Goodland. Students talents were exhibited to the public tor a tarieti, ct reasons. Junior Adrian Vklang and acconipiices termed a group Mandolin Etc, and pe 5si'f'ea a popular tcreign ng Stn 'une Jailed 555' Q ine R .err Wlang 1- .mea 5 'rg'-szjcne s 'se 'x'f3'. t ,... -,c 42 with partner Karen l-lendricks combined acrobatics and modern dance into a unique routine, liked the iiunigue teeling ot being on stage, while senior Tom Blue a member ot The Beach Bums, Hiust wanted to sing.i Two campus couples pooled their talents to sing sentiments in pairs. Seniors Billy Jenkins and Liz Freeman harmonized on a chart hit previously sung by Denice Williams and Johnny Mathis entitled. i loo Much. Too Little, Too Latefi The other girltriendf boytriend duo was seniors Mark Woodrutt and Lori Richardson who ioined voices in singing 'With You l m Born Again ' a recent top ten love ballad. Senior Lisa Schoggin pertormed in two acts during the course ot the talent show. ln her second skit Schoggin teamed up mth iunior Lisa Boccichio. Lisa and I did a song caiied il Never Will Marry tha' Linda Rorstadt recorded f th DN Parton eo s.1 vi oi, vii , , , . eng ng cackuc. Scncggr and Bam cn o emcnas 'ed LJ Voce V.. .L M-:fren N Jar f-Af an c - Vac c.cc,-. cv hlopetuls in the tield ot show biz took advantage ot the talent show as an opportunity to reveal their talents to the public. 'ilid love to be in show business protessionallyii sophomore Kristin Smith said, lid like to work either as a dancer or a choreographerfi Schoggin tavored iisinging in night clubs. while tellow classmate Pierce seriously considered Mice skating or modeling. ,-

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