Brown County High School - Shadows Yearbook (Nashville, IN)

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Royalty Reigns Over Prom Announcing the new prom queen and king, Mr. Dale Cassidy created an atmosphere of suspense by pausing before declaring Kim Vinson and Jeff Williamson the 1979 royalty. Other members of the court were: Lisa Mitc- hell and Tony Doyle, Donita Fleetwood and Shawn Davis, and Francie Heini- burger and Tim Booher. Couples danced to the music of Sundown” while others just sat and talked around tables decorated with bouquets of dai- sies and chrysanthemums in the class colors of maroon, pink, and ivory. The Frangipani Room had a dusky atmos- phere making the theme Moonlight and Roses” seem more realistic. Hav- ing the prom at the Indiana Memorial Union made it convenient for the cou- ples to attend the after-prom held at the Commons. i-------- Charles Bailey rolls another strike. Last year's royalty Amy Weddle and Bobby Arnold pose with the new Queen and King, Kim Vinson and Jeff Williamson. 18

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ring Brings Laughter To Audience You Can't Take It With You was another success for drama students at BCHS. The audience loved it.” said Suzannah Zody, a member of the cast. Due to the snow days, the play was delayed one week, lowering the morale of the cast. With the play being pre- sented at the Brown County Playhouse, cast spirits rose, with the first laugh of the audience on opening night. Mrs. Janice Cassiday, director, commented, The cast was so busy laughing at themselves for the first few weeks because the play was so funny, that I finally had to kick them together.” Shawn Davis also said, The crowds brought it together. It was the kind of play that needs the crowds as well as the cast.” Lisa Woods and Chris Kylander talk while being served dinner by Donald. Donald, played by Tim Booher, pauses to award the audience with one of his disgusting glances. Dottie Parker attempts to convince Shawn Davis that marriage is out of the question. 17

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 Abacus” Plays At Convocation A spring convocation featured a band called Abacus” sponsored by the Stu- dent Council and senior class. The old and new members of the council were introduced by the new president, Tim Booher. Mrs. Mary Lou Nay, senior class sponsor, introduced the class offi- cers and the entire class stood for an ovation from the student body. ’Aba- cus,” out of Indianapolis played cur- rent hits such as: Do you think I'm Sexyby Rod Stewart, and ”China Grove, by the Doobie Brothers, and several others. Besides playing piano. Bob Stark of Abacus” also doubles as a singer for the band. Lead singer, Greg Schotl moves to the grooves of Rock and Roll Fantasies' by Bad Com- pany. 19