Columbus East High School - Altis Yearbook (Columbus, IN)

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Dressing as cowboys and Indians, ju- niors Carolyn Corn, Lisa Greenlee, An- drea Aldred and sophomore Carie Pfifer patronize our football team during Homecoming week. Singing lead in the Earl Fudpucker Band, senior joel O'Neal presents his own version of the Olympian victory song. V J V Ir ,3 Carrying her favorite stuffed toy and wearing her favorite hat, sophomore jeannie Stafford shows her support in hat and stuffed animal day. Spirit Days and Convocations 25

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Spirit Days and Convos Sponsor Olymp Success Winning first place and a ten dollar gift certificate, junior Jackie Green partici- pates in the Halloween costume competition. The 1978-79 Olympians had plenty of East athletic spirit this year. Boys' football, girls' volley- ball, girls' gymnastics, and men's and women's basketball teams all had great seasons. Spirit was not only seen but also heard throughout the year. Among the activities held dur- ing the convos were class com- petitions in cheering, men vs. women tug of war, skits and two students from each class in yell- ing their loudest with sophomore Cathy McGee winning over the other students. To show our school spirit here at school, spirit days were held. History day, dress up day, hill- billy day, pajama day, orange and brown day, sunglasses and hat day were some of the special events held. Daily contests were held and the winning students re- ceived a ten dollar check from Mr. Houston. Thanks to E.S.A., who put the convos together, the athletes and students who brought the enthu- siasm, made this year's convos and spirit days a success. Supporting the varsity football and vol- leyball squads in the quest for state vic- tory. The women's cheerblock spelled, OLYMPIANS 1 . 24 Spirit Days and Convocations

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Brigadoon Village Returns Again Fishmonger Chorus Sharon Arbuckle Teresa Burkman Sue Clark Elaine Crouch Becky Darnall Joy Daugherty Eleanor Davie Elaine Fischer Anita Foster Cindy Merris Nannette Reed Chrys Schooler Elaine Simpson Mary Ellen Simpson Andy Whaley Angela Ryser Darlene Sting Natalie Wertz Beth Willy David Anderson Brian Barnes Tom Bostic Mike Brannan Jim Donnell Brian Farrar Greg Fischer Doug Gooldy Tony McCray Andy Whaley The musical Brigadoon was presented at the Clarence E. Robbins auditorium April 26, 27, and 28 at 8:00 p.m. The village of Brigadoon was revealed to Tommy Albright (Scott Willy) and Jeff Douglas (Jon Fischer) as they think of life back in the United States. The village of Brigadoon materialized only once every one hundred years. People may go into the vil- lage but can not return to the outside world without causing the village to perish. Both the props and the light plots were designed by students. The costumes, under the super- vision of Anita Foster, were au- thentic. The men wore kilts and the women wore the traditional dresses of that time period. CAST Assistant Director— Mark Matheny Females Fiona Maclaren Diana Vickers Jean Maclaren Lisa Patterson Meg MacGregor Lori Campbell Maggie Anderson Sue Clark Jane Ashton Elaine Simpson Sandy Dean Becky Darnall Males Tom Albright Scott Willy Jeff Douglas Jon Fischer Harry Beaton Tony McCray Charlie Dalrymple Daryl Deck Mr. Lundie Russ Hardin Andrew Maclaren Greg Fischer Archie Beaton Doug Gooldy Angus McGuffie Jim Donnell Frank, bartender Brian Barnes Stuart Dalrymple Tom Bostic Mac MacGregor David Anderson Daryl Deck and Lori Campbell practice a dance in Brigadoon . 26 Brigadoon