Bloomfield High School - Owl Yearbook (Bloomfield, IN)

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DRAMA HAS BUSY SCHEDULE The Walt Disney Christmas cast assembles on the stage after their tribute to Walt Disney. The Strut and Fret and Varsity Chorus merged to perform two productions early in the school year. The first occurred at the Apple Festival and recognized songs from Broadway musicals. On December 10 and 11 a convocation was presented to grades 1-6. This program was a tribute to Walt Disney. Both programs helped to prepare the students for the spring musical. Copy by Jennifer Doane Joe Hansford describes the hustle and bustle of Kansas City. Joe Hansford prepares his makeup for his portrayal as Captain Hook. SWE A I i W f 1 5 f f . '1.' lll, ' ..-ff' ZW? 1 f,1fiw4aaiy1aiV,1i A ,y 4 4? 1' 1 . 5 , ' '.v 'w.5Z1E'h?i new A A ' A arf i+ 'r I . Julie Oliver and Brad Lucas show audience how to get ahead in the world singing Hey, Look Me Over. 1 at Mer Ann Bladen listens attentively as Snow White 1Susan Ternesl sings Someday My Prince will Come to Bashful iTab Bur- toni. Cinda Hostettler portrays her version Mary Poppins.

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'W IAND EESTIVAI PROVIDED VARIETY OE ACTIVITIES t v I Activities and entertainment were plentiful this year at Scotland. Many stands were scattered over the lawns providing food, crafts, and other items for sale. Marching in the Scotland parade, the band produced an excellent sound and show for the numerous spectators. Christy Summerville displays clarinet talents while marching at Scotland. Members of the Scotland United Methodist Youth Fellowship enjoy riding on their float, God's Rainbow . f-4, ' ' W 2- frefftrxf' is ., One of the entries in the Scotland parade is Paula Osborn and her dog Jingles. Performing a flag and dance routine to Tuxedo Junction Flag Corp members Tammy Ellis, Sharrie Willey, and Susan Ternes entertain during the Scotland Festival.

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et walkers Robin Burris and Beth es try to sweet talk a tall Texan, Tom g. While Lonnie Bailey sings Fugue for Tin Horns, Doug Isom and Greg Andis put in their bids for the horse race. The Salvation Army tries to change the ways of the dancers by performing a righteous hymn. The spring musical, Guys and Dolls, was a huge success as it was held for the first time in the Shawnee Community Theatre. The presentation lasted three days, April 24, 25, 26. The Strut and Fret received many compliments about the play and had a great time performing it. GUYS AND D0llS A BIG SUCCESS s ef' 2 aaa? from the night club The Hot BOX Benny Southstreet, Nathan Detroit, and Nicely-Nicely Johnson tLonnle Bailey, 3 number while trying to HFOUSC the Russell Hash, and Greg Andis! discuss the disrespect of the natlon's flag. 15