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

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Lefr: While woiring or morh resource Sophomore Condi Worrs shows off her Von Holen concert r-shirr. Dorrom left: Senior Robin Fields wears o Hall ond Oares r-shirr while filming for rhe T V. srudio. Dorrom right: Junior Terry Smiley is wearing o Foreigner r-shirr bought or o concert or Marker Square Arena Junior Dwighr Nicholson wears a Tom Perry and rhe Hearrbreakers shirr rhe first week of school while he helps rake boxes of rhe 1981 Airis ro rhe Pub.

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Out of the Ordinary T-shirt expense covers memories of good concerts A number of concerts were attended this year by East srudenrs Performers from oil the many types of the music world performed or Marker Square Arena ond Indiana University Assembly Hall including such names os Holl ond Oates, Foreigner. Billy Squire, Journey, Borry Monilow, Von Halen, Blue Oyster Cult, Triumph and LoverBoy I go to concerts, because I like the many different groups that per- form. They ore usually good and the concerts ore loud,” said Senior Scott Tucker | went to the Journey concert twice because they give good con- certs,” Junior Mike Nelson replied Styx hod on exciting sroge show, good lighting ond they moved around on sroge o lor,” commented Junior Julie Byrd Junior Penny Grube went ro see Borry Monilow when he performed or the Indiana University Assembly Holl. He brought his own stage ond his own piano He hod the IU Choir sing backup with him The whole concert wosjusr him,” Grube replied. As o reminder of the concert many students buy o r-shirr which costs on overage of ten to fifteen dollars. Why do srudenrs poy this much for o r- shirr? I bought the r-shirr ro show people I went ro o concert.” Tucker so»d “I bought a Styx r-shirr because it was o nice looking shirr. Bur I usually do nor buy one. because I hove the ticker stub ro show I went,” Nelson said Jonice Miles, junior summed it up this way, I like ro hove something ro remember the concert by; it will remain in my memory always ” by Teresa Brarren, Glenda Daniels Borry Monilow entertains with old ond new songs in concert or Indiana University Assembly Holl. The bond Triumph performs in o foil concert. Concerts Concert t-shirt

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Out of the Ordinary Dolly dazzles audience, show complete success As the waiters lined up on each side of the stairs, the audience was on the edge of its sears waiting for the grand entrance of Dolly Levi. A unified gasp filled the auditorium as Dolly entered in a sparkling blue evening gown. i knew what I had to accomplish. I had ro moke the audience say 'ahhh,' remarks Senior Jill Tasker I feel I pulled it off very well. The ocrors were there looking at me like — it’s really you Dolly — so that gave me what I needed ro play off of. The play was a success with one full house and a standing ovation ro compliment the actors We worked about 200 hours, which was ten weeks for three ro four hours a night. commented Senior Jennifer Waygood. The cost members had the broadwoy ploy and the television movie with which ro compere I know people compared us with the movie because some people would laugh before we got ro the punch, explains Senior Ron Dwenger Hello Dolly drew more than crowds for the audience, it also brought our more people to tryout This year the experiment of double casting was decided upon,'' explains director Ray LeBlanc There was too much talent ro eliminate people and I felt this was the only woy to give people a chance ro show their talent, LeBlanc continued Two of the prmaples. Minnie Fay and Irene Melloy, were the parrs double cost Seniors Jennifer Waygood and Melodie Hunt rook the port of Irene Seniors Teri Lay and Gail Kirrerman shared Minnie Fay I thought the double casting was kinda near,” remarks Kirrerman. It drew the cost together since we were both in the chorus and the principles. It was the best of both worlds. by Kim Tempel Hello Dolly