Dubois High School - Ram Yearbook (Dubois, WY)

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FiM Atili Feitivai pM Ant And Pm Muifc The Fine Arts Festival was held on May 20 in the elementary gymnasium. Displays were opened at 7:00 p.m. to the public. Work displayed included projects from Art, Ceramics, Home Ec, English, and Computers. Comments were very favorable as the students' projects showed a lot of hard work and talent. The concert began at 7:30 p.m. Those in attendance were entertained by the junior high band who performed selections of a foreign flavor. The 7th grade chorus delighted the audience with their light and cheery tunes. The high school band offered a variety of musical selections which ranged from the up-beat Night Fever to the more serious Irish Folk Song Suite. Brad Jaeckel was featured on the trumpet in Hey Pedro, Sit Down! and performed his part superbly, costume and all. The band certainly gave and outstanding performance and definitely showed the audience why they earned a Superior Rating at the District Music Festival. BRAVO!! DHS Musicians! BRAVO!! 13

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Cfaitfml riogftm tfappy f-lo dagi The Christmas Concert put on by the junior high and high school band and the seventh grade chorus was a huge success. A record-breaking crowd listened intently and were put in the Christmas spirit for the holidays. The junior high band, under the direction of Randy Nusbaum, performed four songs. The seventh grade chorus then delighted the audience with their Christmas melodies. Featured performers included seventh graders Adrian Wagner on the flute and Jessie Miller on the synthesizer. The high school band, also under the direction of Randy Nus- baum, performed three songs, including a sing-a-long in which the audience participated. A solo performance by Corinna Blow- ers was the highlight of the evening. As one person commented, She has such a big voice for such a small person. Corinna performed a medley of songs, Do You Hear What I Hear and Merry Christmas To You, to a standing ovation. After the concert Mrs. Bowles had this to say about the perfor- mance: It's a wonderful treat for the town to listen to the Junior High and High School bands. They are a real tribute to Mr. Nusbaum. 1. Corinna Blowers stuns the audience with a moving Christmas solo. 2. The high school band entertains at the Christ- mas Concert. 3. A wave of the magic music wand. 4. The junior high chorus sings a holiday tune. 4 12

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Pk Ttifk AtU mh The annual Spring Play, under the direction of Ms. Sue Flanagan, was a huge success. Compliments on the performances were many and the near full houses on both nights indicated to the cast and crew that their efforts were appreciated. TRIFLES concerned the wife of a strangled farmer who is under arrest on suspicion of murder. While officers and neighbors (Andy Carter, Leroy Hinnant, and Brad Jaeckel) search the old farmhouse for evi- dence, two women friends (Kandi Freeman and Jill Miller) discover something by which she can be prov- en guilty. The story surrounds their decision of what they will do with the evidence. Four classmates (Tania Bernard, Corinna Blowers, Kandi Freeman, and Jill Miller) at their high school reunion begin discussing the good old days of child- hood in GAMES. This story examines childhood pas- times and, through both flashbacks and the comments of a children's chorus (DeyLynn Ward, Theresa Schadler, Brad Jaeckel, Amanda Carter, Stacey Oard, Connie Kurasz, Dawn Williams, Steen Finley, Andy Carter, Leroy Hinnant), the audience sees that kids are a little more treacherous in their games than we admit and, that as adults, we're still playing our little games with each other. The entire crew enjoyed the production and Ms. Flanagan was pleased with the performances. Our students have a lot of talent and it shows, she said. I'm really looking forward to next year.