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

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deposit the collected trash. Litterbugs Watch Out Say Seniors Don’t Be a Litterbug” seemed to be the Seniors’ new motto after laboring several hours in the hot sun picking up trash on Ecology Day. The students drove on nearby country roads picking up trash by the truck loads which was deposited at the county landfill near Helmsburg. Everyone then met at the park for a picnic lunch. A group effort is called for from the senior class on Ecology Day. 21

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 Mattress” Presented At Playhouse As were the two proceeding plays Brown County High’s musical Once Upon a Mattress’ was presented in the Brown County Playhouse. The musi- cal, a spoof of the fairy tale The Prin- cess and the Pea,” was highlighted by performances of Mark Cagle as the deaf mute king and Suzannah Zody as the princess. An orchestra consisting of Brown County High School students and Bloomington symphony members provided the accompaniment. With the help of choreographer Andrea Ver- nam, a student from Indiana Univer- sity. the dance steps showed a quality of professionalism. Although there was very little time for rehearsal, the large cast gave three delightful perform- ances. Because of the rented costumes and the better facilities, preparations for the musical ran smoothly. Mrs. Sue Hartin, director, felt Once Upon a MaUress” was the easiest musical she has ever produced. Hiding from the fury of Queen Aggravain, tile minstrel, portrayed by Kevin Ault, finds him- self in a tight squeeze. Prince Dauntless. Shawn Davis, helps Princess Winnifred, Suzannah Zody, with her spelling. Princess Winnifred fervently studies for her upcoming test. 20 Sir Harry, Kevin Wentworth, expresses his love for Lady Larken. Dottie Parker, in a song.

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Seniors Add Touch of Class Students, faculty, and parents gathered in the gym for the annual Senior High Awards’ Day Ceremonies. The senior class dressed up for the occasion and had seats of honor on the floor. Barrels of flowers decorated the gym to give it an accent of spring. After the welcome by Mr. Robert Dills, students were asked to stand for the invocation given by Lisa Woods, and the Star Spangled Banner, performed by the Brass Eagles, consisting of Dorothy Smith. Susan Keeler, Ernie Frye, and David Brown. Awards were given in almost every department and many students walked away both surprised and pleased. Several service clubs, as well as BCHS organizations awarded schol- arships to deserving students. Senior counselor, Gary Boebinger, announced the state scholarship recipients. After all the presentations. Mr. Dills dis- missed the seniors for the final time. Mrs. Brenda Friedman congratulates Gwenyth Swain as she was awarded Outstanding Eagle Staff Member. 22 Suzannah Zody graciously accepts her award for Outstanding Thespian of the Year. A touch of elegance was added to the award ceremonies when Mrs. Dot McClain received a kiss on the hand by scholarship recipient Mark Cagle. Susan Keeker, as outstanding Band Mem- ber, receives a rose from Mr. John Dyke. Senorita Amy Wilcox presents the advanced Spanish awards to Cheryl Harris and Janice Hutchison.