Crowley High School - Talon Yearbook (Crowley, TX)

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QKLAHCDIVIA . .. CK l Some seats, especially in the balcony, had never come in con- tact with a human before that day. Now, as the lights began to dim, and the tall red curtains to draw back, those new seats squeaked as a thousand plus students leaned forward to wit- ness the opening scene of Oklahoma Backstage, in utter darkness, characters bumped blindly into each other as they hurried to their spots, rehearsing lines and wiping sweaty, cold palms before entry. ln the chorus room, the rest of the cast joked nervously sensing the expectant hush of the audience, as they awaited the boy who would call them for their turn on stage. Were all the rehearsals and performances? Yes' replied Linda Peterson who played Ade Annie. The sound of laughter long hours worth the three short 1-P'- wlgv--ws TOP, FRONT ROW: Joseph Riney, Tony Keen, Karen Tritten, Bobby Worrell, Martha Bianchi, Lori Smith, Sherri Stevens, Lynn Richardson, Mary Ann Knight. SECOND ROW: Larry Smith, MarilynAPoynter, Mike Deason, Sheila Lauterbach, Chuck Stevens, Linda Peterson, Philip Franks, Mike Chapman. THIRD ROW: Tim Harper, John Murphy, Art Hornell, Kenny Green, Kim Koterba, Charles Hix, Brenda Bateman, Tim Parks, Terri Hartfield, Lisa Malachi, Billy Knight, Bruce DePriest, Jane Carroll, Kerry Wilson, Mrs. Leann Pyeatt, Mrs. Eugenia French, Mrs. Nancy Pynter. FOURTH ROW: Ranel Pierce, Billie Kelly, Skipper Morris, Joy Wilshire, Glen Tuggle, Becky Johnson, Karen Bailey, Connie Bowie, Gia Harden, Tina Hall. 24 I all school musical from the audience made me for- get about the hard work we put into it. lt wasn't work, it was fun! Among the highlights of the Thursday morning presentation was Mike Deason's sprawling swan dive over a camouflaged microphone cord during a seri- ous exit. He must have been the only member of the cast who took literally the theatrical phrase Break a leg. ABOVELEFT, A DARK stranger is seen in Teri HatfieId's future by Sharon Stevens. ABOVE RIGHT, A fierce Philip Franks defends his lady's honor by giving Mike Deason a thorough shaking.