Creighton High School - Bulldog Yearbook (Creighton, NE)

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eavesdropping on Horace (Mott Wagner) ond Dolly (Kendro Chrenberg) ot Hormonla Gardens ore Minnie Fay (Tommy €mory), Bornoby (Corey Jocobs). Cornelius (lyn Hea- ton) ond Irene (Michelle Diedrlchsen). Hello Dolly! hits Creighton The Matchmaker, the theatrical rendition of Hello Dolly, by Thornton UJilder was reenacted, starring Kendra Chrenberg as Dolly Levi and Matt UJagner as Horace Vangelder. On November 17 18, The Matchmaker took Creighton audi- ences bock to the 1880's os the money loving, matchmaking, Dolly Levi sets her sights on the wealthy, penny pin- ching, determined bocholor, Hor- ace Vandergelder. The octlon began in Vonkers, N.V. ot Vandergelder Seed Feed Store where Horace de- cides to go to New Vork City to meet Irene Molloy os arranged by Dolly Levi. Horace also takes his neice, Crmengorde to New Vork before she has o chance to marry Ambrose Kemper, o struggling artist. Unknown to Hor- ace, Dolly plots to aide Crmen- gorde ond his store clerks, Cor- nelius ond Bornoby, scheme to go to New Vork for an adventure. Dolly Is kept quite busy making matches between several char- acters but mostly between Hor- ace and herself. After o series of mishaps and entanglements, each match Is mode ond Horace proposes to Dolly, promising to shore the wealth. Money is like manure; it’s not worth a thing unless it's spread around encouraging young things to grow. — Dolly Levi Cost of Chorocters Horace Vandergelder .... Mott Wagner Joe Scanlon August .. John Brockhous Ambrose Kemper.............David Rice Gertrude..................Susie Harder Cornelius Hockl................... Lyn Heaton Crmengarde.......... Rochele Stevens MolocN Stock............... Mike Bouer Dolly Levi.......... Kendro Chrenberg Bornoby Tucker......... Corey Jocobs Irene Moloy...... Michelle Diedrlchsen Minnie Foy............. Tommy Cmory Rudolf............. Christoph Matthels Cobmon................. Daren Stacken Mrs. VonHuysen...... Charlotte Mocke Cook................ Petrino Mortlnez Director............ Miss Kothy Kavan Assist. Dir.......TyLynne Chrtstlonsen Crew.............................. Jim Alley. Sarah Polzln. Brenda Kuhlmon, Cindy Ful- ton. Mark Wewel, Mark Sc hoi. Anne Ho- mon The big moment occurs os Horace (Mott Wogner) proposes to Dolly (Kendro Chrenberg). No more excusesl Horace (Mott Wogner) mokes o point with Ns store clerk, Core- nelus (Lyn Heoton). Fa! Ploy

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Being o waiter ot Harmonia Gardens re- quires special talents as Rudolf (Christoph Motthels) and August (John Brockhous) get wrapped up by a divider screen. Kissing away Burnaby's (Corey Jacobs) shyness Is Minnie Foy (Tommy Cmory) as Mrs. Von Huysen (Charlotte Macke). Hor- ace (Matt UUogner), Cook (Petrina Marti- nez). Doly (Kendra Chrenberg), Cornelius (Lyn Heoton). Irene (Michelle Dledrl- chsen). Ambrose (David Rice) ond Crmen- gorde (Rochelle Stevens) watch. Hiding in Molloy's Millinery from Horace ore Cornelius (Lyn Heoton) ond Barnoby (Corey Jacobs). Dancing incognito to evode Horace. Bor- naby (Corey Jacobs) donees with Minnie Foy (Tommy Cmory), Irene (Michelle Dled- rlchsen) with Cornelius (Lyn Heaton) ond Doly (Kendro Chrenberg) with Horace (Mott UUogner). Foil Ploy

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 The Monkees mere my all time favorites, especially Davy. It's al- most embarrassing to remem- ber. — Miss Darla Dreesen mil fjuM EE akis Twenty years ago, in 1967, the Monkees, Davy Jones, Peter Tork, Micky Dolenz and Mike Nesmith, were the top recording bond and hod a hit television show. Their nine hit records started with Last Train to Clarksville and sold millions. Stories about the Monkees appeared In hundreds of magazines, everywhere the Monkees went, screaming fans followed. find now, like so many other things, the Monkees ore bock and as popular os ever. Reruns of the old Monkees TV series were on many channels, including o MTV oil Monkees weekend. Radio stations featured the old and the new songs of the Mon- kees. That was Then, ThisisNoiv (1986) and Daydream Believer (1969) were both popular this year. Fan Clubs and concerts started again. Only Mike Nesmith didn't rejuvenate with the old gong. The long ond short of it Tyron fidoms ond Nancy Wilmes cruise the hollujoys in their togas during Home coming. One of the more unique things that one may notice about the students at Creighton High is the large variation in height. Looking down the hall filled with seniors, one may see anyone from Mark Scholl ond Mott UUagner who stand ot 6' 4 and 6' 2 respectively or Nancy Wilmes who only sprouted to 5' 1 . If one were in the hall filled with the underclassmen though, one would probably see Tyron Adorns soaring Mini Mog over everyone else ot 6' 7 ond then again one may see Trlsh Al- exander darting around ot 5' 2V4 . Of course, now at Creigh- ton, it wasn't always the boys who ate the spinach when they were young. Gina Moser, 5’ 11 and Kendra Chrenberg, 5' 9' e definitely towered above Corey Jacobs, Denny Hofmann and Co- rey Sartos who oil ore 5' 4 . The number of inches that a person stood really didn't matter though - each hod its advan- tages and disadvantages. Rs some folks would soy the best things come in small packages” while still others would soy the bigger the better.