Belleville Township High School East - Yearbook (Belleville, IL)

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Crew First Row: Christina McDade. Amy Kinsella. Kim Albo, Shelly Schomber Second Row: Cara Wickline. Shelly Kouchnerkavich. Josie Sporleder, Keri Ad Orchestra: First Row: Laura Stork, Laura Riestis. Jenny Peterson, Jeff Vanhuse. Second dison, Robin Sanders Third Row: Mike Hale, Phillip Evans, Richard Vessel! Row: Mr Cohlmeyer. Scott Rhein, John Kaufhold. Ray Martinich, Lavell Martin. Technicolor Musical Tops Off Year “Listen. I had another dream, and this The directors of the show are equal time the sun and eleven stars were bow- opportunity employers as everyone, one ing down to me” — Genesis 37:9. And, time or another during the production, so begins the story of Joseph. stars as the narrator. Joseph was played East’s annual musical is vividly titled by Alex McHugh, and Kevin Luechtefeld “Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor was Jacob, Joseph’s father. Dreamcoat ” The play was performed The faculty directors include Mr. Morris from April 30 through May 2. Snively, acting and directing: Mr. Robert This upbeat version of the biblical story Cohlmeyer, music; and Mr. Ron Isom, employs approximately 30 students, technical. Student directors were Tricia Twelve actors, eight to 10 technical work- Snively, acting and directing: Phil Evans, ers, and nine orchestra members contri- technical: and Shelly Schomber, back- bute to the production. stage. The montage of music ranged from The crew practiced after school for light rock to western and ragtime to Elvis, over a month for musical segment and in The show proves to have something for the evenings for the acting scenes, every musical taste. -Sherri Lee Joseph And The Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat 29

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JOSEPH and. the AMAZING TECHNICOLOR DREAMCOAT Music By ANDREW LLOYD WEBBER Lyrics By TIM RICE

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Freshman. Andrea Story, catches up on her homework while sitting on the bridge. Freshmen, Kelly Hoover and Michelle Bran¬ son, casually walk to class under a bright spring sun. Between classes, students enjoy the warm weather. SPRING BRINGS NEW LIFE TO EAST After the winter snow showers are over, the days start bringing blue skies, sun¬ shine, and warmth, and blossom by blos¬ som spring begins. Spring not only brings bright flowers and bright sunshine, but it also brings the new bright clothing of the season. As you look around the campus, you’ll see bright spring colors such as yel¬ low, pink, blue, and orange. Senior, Jes¬ sie Schubert commented, “The bright spring colors take the dreariness of winter away. The next five months will bring a change to our clothing styles. Some say spring is a time to forget, but others feel it is a great time to remember. This is espe¬ cially true when it comes to a spring ro¬ mance. Romance runs rampant in the spring. During this season, one can see couples walking around hand in hand, obivously in love. What is it that gets peo¬ ple together in the spring? “It’s the feeling of warmth, said Junior, Jill Mucken- sturm. I think it’s the feeling of free¬ dom,” said an East senior. Whether it’s the warmth or the freedom, no one really knows, but love is in the air. 30 Spring