Breckenridge High School - Brecksonian Yearbook (Breckenridge, MI)

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Audience (Eaptiiiated by ”®bIal|onta!” The Broadway hit Oklahortia ! , an exciting musical, was presented May 16, 17, and 18 under the direction of VocalMusic Director, Mrs. Deb Murchieand Student Director, Marta Spaulding. In charge of the stage crew and set construction was Mr. Robert Clark, Mrs. Sherri Masson managed the publicity committee , choreography was done by Mrs. Karen Lincoln, and props were handled by Mrs. Merrie Hammel . Along with the regular cast, the dancers, pit band and chorus practiced and performed with an air of professionalism making Oklahoma! a smashing success. The Cast of Oklahoma! was Laurey , Julie Jenkins; Curley , Dean Miller; Ado Annie , Mary Royalty; Will Parker , Steve Spaulding; Ali Hakim , Kev Wale; Jud Fry , Doug Oberst; Carnes , Fred Garcia; Gertie Cummings , Kitty Brice; Ike Skidmore , Kev Ostrander; Cord Elan , Matt Bolt; Aunt Eller , Angie Wolfgang; and Fred , Dave Stoneman. The Dancers: Carol Parfitt, Shawn Spaulding, Sandy House, Dennis Ostrander, Karen Mizer, and Dale Hopkins. The Chorus: Sue Fisher, Dennis Balgavy, Martha McClintic, Mary Beth Donley , j Carol Stover, Angie Carter, Jennie Jenkins, Sandy Kaufman, Pat McClintic, Wendy Wright, Jill Spiekerman, Bill Rhodes, Tammy Larkin, and Janice Hoard.

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Opposite page, upper left: Bonnie Poscal blew a first prize bubble as Paul Varner looked on in a-mazement. Lower left: Fifties Day was really boss as demonstrated by KathyOrvosh andTracie Willman. Upper right: Wheelbarrow races were full of thrills and spills. Center right: Junior High students took a dip during the tug-of-war. Lower right: The sack races got to be kind of a drag. Far upper left: The teachers overpowered the Seniors during the Senior-Faculty games. Center left: DebEaton adjusts her hair during Ribbon Day. Left: Randy Hoard takes a shot during the Donkey Basketball game with Ithaca. Far above: Female teachers got into the spirit on Fifties Day. Above: Climbing the greased pole was quite an effort for Kevin Dicken. Student Life 21

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 Opposite page, left: Lanrey had trouble making up her mind. Upper right: Ado Annie demonstrated her easy going style with the scarecrow. Center right: Capturing the attention of his friends, Will Parker related the changes in Kansas City. Lower right: Ali Hakim found himself very near to a shotgun wedding to Ado Annie with her father's approvaL Upper left: TheKansasCity style of dancing was demonstrated by Karen Mizer. Left: Poor Jud Fry sang the woes of his lonely life. Far above: Curley topped Jud's bid on Laurey's basket as auctioneer, Aunt Eller looked on in amazement Above: Laurey and Curley finally got hitched with the approval of the neighbors.