Edison High School - Reflections Yearbook (Milan, OH)

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li i N F'-'ie . uf Nlajorettes: Cindy Bellamy, Karen Springer, Vicki Taylor, Linda Boose, Sherry Easler, Is my tie on straight , asks Wayne McCoy. Julie Nlockler. Music Department Enjoy Year fv- ,.. -Sb Dave Chauvin wishes his reed was peppermint flavor. a-sem , ,,, -my aw -. . 'Wu ...,. ., f. ai-..., . .RW .,t. -N . V h ..., , . A I . ri 19 ' Q Edison Varsity Chorus is bigger and better than ever. The end of the football season means the end of the drum heads. Music!47

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Freshmen - Row one: Sandy Stark, Bobbie Bogan, Joyce Dann, Lori Westcott, Marci Woolever, Nancy Hutchinson, Caroline Oetzel. Row two: Barb Prusa, Sonya Winner, Diana Shafer, Sheryl Springer, Janet Carver, Russell Bragg, Alan Shafer, Tammy Burtacher, Pam Leveritt. Row three: Pam Sheetz, Linette Ramsey, Rex Heckelman, Ardell Sukke, Rick Smith, lVlr. Rex Stanforth. Juniors - Row one: Laura Micheals, Kerry Westcott, Debbie Hohman, Leanne Leveritt, Gail Mitchell. Row two: Linda Burke, Paulette Byers, Terry Poling, Kim Gnecco. Row three: Vicki Lehmann, Judy Spoerr, Nancy Symth, Linda Puskarovich, Glenda Burns, lVlr. Rex Stanforth. Under the supervision of lVlr. Rex Stanforth and lVlr. Steve Schauer, two major productions were set on foot for this year's Drama Club. The spring major production was the musical, ANYTHING GOES, a story taking place on an ocean liner in the 1930's. ln this play, the music and drama depart- ments combined their efforts to supply the high energy needed to make the play a success. The pit orchestra, consisting of various band members, and lead by music director, lVlr. Nick Geogiafandis, Rex Stanforth. Q provided the music. The set and costuming were elaborate for this first musical presentation since Li'I Abner. This play involved many dance routines executed by the cast, under the direction of lVlrs. Sara Allen. Another presentation was a comedy entitled PILLOW TALK. This three act play consisted of a twenty-two member cast and a student director, Leanne Leveritt. The leading roles were captured by Terry Poling vvho portrayed a young single business woman and Dan Hutchinson a dashing play- Sophomores - Row one: Sue Boegli, Alice Young, Tina Flipse, Carmen Likes, Cheryl Stout. Row two: Pat Livengood, Jane Davis, Lois Wool- ever, Sara Libby, Beth Blackburn, Debbie Morrow. Row three: Edwin Nlatz, Randy Porter, Toby Lenz, Joyce Kamens, Rhea Grossvviler, Nlr. X. l .A Seniors - Row one: Vicki Vartorella, Alexis Ross, Lisa Hipp, Michele Beck, Chris Gasek. Row two: Arthur lVlartz, lVlarcia Gabel, Joan Nickols, Rachel Shelly, Patty lVlcWilliams, lVlr. Steve Schauer, Row three: Mr. Rex Stanforth, Laura Swartz, Laurie Simpson, Pat Hall, boy who shared the same tele- phone line. Some of the Drama Club's var- ious fund raising projects included a dunking machine at the lVliIan lVlelon Festival and a year round project of collecting labels from various ColgatePalmolive pro- ducts. Officers of this year's Drama Club included president, Laura Nlichealsg vice-president, Laurie Simpson: secretary, Debbie Hoh- man, and treasurer, Alice Young. This year's Drama Club consisted of eighty-seven members. Drama Club!49