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

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 The band stopped playing'' when Uncle Horace, Senior Mike Frohman, informed his niece Ermangarde, Junior Tonya Murphy, that he will not allow her to marry. Dolly Levi, Senior Jill Tasker, reassures Ambrose, Senior David Po- lanka, about the marriage that she is arranging for him. Singing about her life and what she wanted to do with it is Senior Jennifer Waygood. portraying Irene Malloy. Senior Ron Dwenger as Cornelius and Junior Pat Kiel as Darnaby imagine what the big city will be like when they decide to take a day off from work. Hello Dolly

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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

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Students develop musical careers Eosr has a lor of people rolenred in many differenr oreos of life The yeor broughr rhe rise of o very exciring band named rhe Tiers The bond consists of drummer Scot Reed, guiror player Timm Layman, Don Fours os boss ployer, Bruce Forror on guiror and lead vocalist, and Mike Harlow on guiror In January they ployed in o jam or o donee sponsored by rhe ESA ond o concert in rhe oudirorium. They ploy mosrly music from Heovy Merol, Judos Priest ond rhe Scorpions. Each of rhe members of rhe bond ployed ond we formed o group, soid Junior Scot Reed Ve procrice rwo ro three hours o nighr, usually in rhe bosemenr or Layman's house, comments Junior Bruce Forror The furure of rhe bond is yer ro be determined, bur they will srill keep rrying. We like what we ore doing now, bur we would like ro ploy more Heovy Merol music, exploins Junior Timm Loymon. by Glendo Daniels A Xnduril is a name rhor hos been heard several rimes during rhe yeor Anduril is o rock group. Junior Jim Ryser, North srudenr, is rhe leod singer Eosr srudenrs Mike Nelson, drummer, ond Steve McQueory, guirorisr, moke up rhe members of rhe bond. According ro McQueory rhe group has been together off ond on for rhree years. During rhis rime rhere were others who also worked wirh rhem The group tries ro practice o couple of nighrs o week or whenever convenient During rhe summer we gor rogerher wirh five or six orher bonds, soid Junior Sreve McQueory We couldn't find anyone wirh rhe qualifications for rhe bond, so we just sroyed o rhree-man bond, replies Nelson Nelson plans ro orrend IU ond look inro drafting os o major. He srill plans ro be involved wirh music. McQueory is srill unsure of his plans The firsr appearance by Anduril was February 20, 1982, or o concert sponsored by ESA. The response was rhe concerr was good ond rhey were asked ro ploy or rhe Sodie Howkins donee on April 17 They also ployed or rhe ofrer prom rhis yeor. by Glendo Doniels Sophomore Brenda Greenlee helps Robin Smith with her hair be- fore the punk-rock dance that was in East's Commons. Juniors Mike Martoccia and Beth Buck show identification to teach- ers Harold Welsh and John Stafford for admittance to the Christmas Dance. Dances