Eastside High School - Easterner Yearbook (Butler, IN)

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Choreographer and Stage director was Annacarol Lampe, assisted by Debra Roof. Vocal Director was Joyce Yoder. Mr. Foster was instrumental director. Corndoggie ....,.................,.....,.... Betsy Lou .... Mannfred .... Duffy ...... Bumpers .... Pops ....... Forrest .,... Darlene ....., Mary Gayle .... Sally Kay ........ Johnny Sapphire .... . . Delivery Man ..... Frankie ........ Butch .......... Bud ............. Extra Lettermen .... Gwen ............ . . . Martha Jean .... . . . Hubs ........ Stubs ..............,. ,..... Jack Allen Shelley Richmond . . . . . Dick Kagey . . . . Mark Arnett . . . . Laurie Davis . . . . . Andy Coats . . . .. Ted Hansen . . . Darlene Wolf . A , Paula Friedel . . . . . Karen Lake . . Russell Tucker . . . . . Jeff Berndt ..... Jeff Berndt . . . . Dan Wagner . . . Fred Wagner . . . . Loren Fisher . . . Lynda Harper . Grace Hausbach . . Russell Tucker TimRoss Bud ...,....................................... Paul Holman Roller Skating Waittress ........................... Janet Jones Screamers: Robin Barboza, Penny Maloy, Marcia Brown, Marty Loy, Kathy Fry, Julie Bungard, Eric Johnson Rally Girls: Kenda Ginder, Holly Carpenter, Kim Anderson, Sue Farrer, Shari Hook, Becky Hill, Cindy Michael, Roberta Wilkerson Dancers: Jackie Campbell, Sharl Carpenter, Becky Graves, Sherry Alloway, Shelley Richmond, Holly Carpenter. BAND lst Alto Sax .... Brenda Armstrong 2nd Alto Sax . . . .... Julie Armstrong Baritone Sax .,.. ....... C ary Wade lst Trumpet .... . . . Roger Miller 2nd Trumpet .... ..... Ed Kelley Bass ........ . . . Ron Ladd Drums ..... ..... B ruce Ulm Piano J... ..... D awn Billings -16 Spring Play The things you say! On Friday April 4, and Saturday April 5, East- side's drama and music departments joined together to present David Cothrell's and Michael Fingerut's musical ROCK-N-ROLL. This is a musical of the 50,s when the perfect society was really starting to roll. Ike was Pres- ident, the Dodgers were a New York team, and Elvis Presley was the greatest thing that had happened to music since Sinatra. When Corndoggie asks the girlfriend of the high school football hero to go to the prom with him, she accepts to his utter amazement and delight. There's one ily in the ointment. Comdoggie keeps having dreams that come true, like the outcome of the next football game, and he dreams that if he goes on this date with the beautiful bobby socker, a terrible calamity will occur. The poor guy loves his Betsy Lou so much that he comes up with a brilliant solution solely for her benefit. He stands her up for the big dance. Amid the humor and gen- uine pathos of the story line are a series of fine songs: ROCK AROUND THE JOCKS, SURF- SIDE IN THE GOLDEN SUMMER, WHAT'S HAPPENIN ? HE STOOD HIS BABY UP, ALONE ON PROM NIGHT, SO MUCH MORE EATS, HERBERT HOOVER FIGHT SONG, OH HOW KEEN. .-