Alief Elsik High School - Ramblings Yearbook (Houston, TX)

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pocahontas piper pipes for her pals. — dana rodgers godspell, an ouisianding debui the drama club didn’t need any signs, they were heard loud and clear. 34 godspell

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leading the group in song — leader ron cadit, leslie bowland and laura giese. showing off at the skating party — tim gandy and john wagner. a pie in the face is worth a thousand words — jimmy sumeruld. relaxing after skating — jill lassiter and patty johnson. alief high school students are given the chance to meet new people, learn more about them- selves and Christianity, by partic- ipating in young life, in the words of leader ron cradit, ‘‘young life is a place where high school lives meet and share sin- cere, open, honest love. singing before they skate the young life group gathers for meeting. young life 33

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watch a pro do it the right way — tracy ray. superman takes a time out to help the little lady. — mark bias and lisa loomis this is as easy as a song and a dance says mark bias to sam doolittle. listen mark if you don't get your lines straight! — sam doolittle to mark bias i wonder what would happen if i turned on the blue light instead of the red one. — neil starks godspell, elsik’s first musical, was truly the drama depart- ment's Christmas gift to alief.” combining the talents of the band, choir, and the art depart- ments the december 7 presenta- tion delighted the student body. the play, based on the gospel of matthew, was built by hours and hours of practices, the days and days of hard practices payed off as their stage calls turned into standing ovations, elsik’s first musical was no doubt a huge success. godspell 35