Centennial High School - Centhiscan Yearbook (Gresham, OR)

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You're Looking ll Swell Dolly. Along with the sunny weather came the Spring Musical, Hello Dolly. Both the music and drama department worked three months in preparing the outstanding pro- duction. Playing to full houses all three evenings, Dolly paid for itself with profits left for the department. Headed by janet Mouser and Richard Muhle, the two groups blended together to produce a perfect play that related to things that take place in real life. The scenery was exceptionally well done, ranging from the inside of a hat shop to the outside of a train depot. The costumes were a compliment to the settings and characters, and very authentic look- ing. All in all the show was a complete success judging from the standing ovation at the end of each perform- ance. Mike Minthorn and Linda Snelling, hard working stage managers, help strike the Harmonial Gardens set. 22 ACTIVITIES Taking time out from their hard work of making beautiful costumes, the crew poses for a picture. I' ING: jul Sparks, Barbara Buckley, Dawn Watson, and Nancy Blair. STANDING: Laurie Kurtz, Linda Gisele Currier, Karen Charley, Rhonda Gillette, Carolyn Kline, Sue Sparks, and Nancy Heizenrater. Barnaby Uohn Rayj and Cornelius !Steve Nesheiml imitate the 'fairer sex' in the humorous lt Takes a Woman number. .QA at jr. i . Dolly lMartha Emerald? tells Horace Dorrenbacherk to go his way and she will

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' rovocative may be just what I want to be' Mrs Mallory lMartha Durkeej to a Minnie l5usan Nuttingj as they lead into song Ribbons Down my Back. . '55 479 5 ff .5-, 'PL 5 they watch the Polka contest in Har- T Qi? GU Waiters and Cooks croon, We can tell Dolly- you're still crowin, you're still goin' strong! The townspeople and Dolly 'Put on their Sunday clothes and strut down the street to have their picture took.' ACTIVITIES 23