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GREAS THE BURGUNDY PLAYERS PRESENT Grease is the word . or at least it was both the word and the play in early May of I984. After rehears- ing for three months the BURGUNDY PLAYERS put on their show. Three evening performances and an in school performance were all highlighted by talent and hu- mor as the Doss drama club took a whimsical look at romance in the 50s. The players did a tremen- dous job in making the play a success. lt took time, pa- tience, and stable nerves to endure the weeks of prac- tice until the final show. l thought the play was good even though I had my ups and downs. Bill Breckinridge The play exceeded my expectations by IOOO percent. Mark Temple PLAYERS Danny ....... ................................. C raig Smith Sandy ........ Rizzo ......... Kenickie ....... I U L Qfx-.TR Ti , 'V -' -'illv. RN albums for their prize winning dance. CTopJ Cha Cha CBeth Barkerl and Danny CCraig Smithj received record CBottomD The Pink Ladies added a lot of class and color to the play. I 54-Grease Play Frenchy ....... Marty ........ Doody ....... Roger ......... Sonny ........ Patty ......... Cha Cha .......... Shellie Stewart .............Lisa Paxton Robin Robards Cheri Pate .........Darla Davis Jeff Smith Joe Farley Brian Scherer ........Barbara Koverman ....... .. Beth Barker Eugene ................ ......... D enny Galloway Vince Fontain....... Mark Temple Johnny Casino .......... ........ B ill Breckinridge Donna Domino . ..... ........,...Linda Banks Miss Lynch ............ .................. D ana Carter Teen Angel .......................... Bill Breckinridge The technical staff and choir were a helpful part of the show and are to be given thanks for all their cooperation in making the show a success.
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Co-Editors E if Mm A u 52' 1 . Melissa Burch Steve Gagel does his job. Business-like aren't we? Dunn Pressing the Memories Between the Pages The I984-85 Myth staff consisted of ten seniors, three juniors, and two sophomores. Frank Cunningham, our sponsor, and the fifteen member staff met everyday fifth period to plan, organize, and create the Myth. With only four members from the previous year, there were a lot of ques- tions asked about creating it. Each member was assigned a certain job and certain sections of the Myth. We worked individ- ually and together on making a successful year- book. Even though we had a lot of headaches and frustrations in making the Myth, we had a good time and a good learning experience. We, on the Myth staff, hope you enjoy the Myth this year, and if you do, we feel we've made a successful yearbook. N - X7 l , Kim keeps track of ads. Myth Staff- I 53
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