Fort Osage High School - Indian Legends Yearbook (Independence, MO)

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Candidates and their fathers await final deci- Michelle' Harrison and dale 10 . watch friends dance. 51011. 5 Iana Campbell, Courtwarming queen, and her court pose for a picture. V , V .W V ....,,,,.,.-.. VT ... IT REALLY MADE MY SENIOR YEAR SOMETHING SPECIAL, AND IT IS SOME- THING I'LL ALWAYS RE- MEMBER. 1 IANA CAMPBELL an 'inspiring' event Iona Campbell and court reign over a quiet crowd 14! Courtwarmingf Cheryl Kruse mllr. 49 Mrs. Kelley said Courtwarming was n crowd was very w don't know if every: time, but they devou ments fast enoug Courtwarming went ' played a variety of eryone danced all n Harrison, freshman was a lot better th: dances. Although we lost evening gave us mer last forever.

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I w Dancers highlight 'Hello Doll The 1984 musical, Hello Dolly , was a great success. The uniqueness of this year's winter play was the ad- dition of sixteen dancers. This year there were dancers, which added a twist to the musical, said cast member Sissy Goddard. The show ran for four nights, and sold out two of these four. The main characters were Dolly Levi lShelly Bollingerl, Horace Vandergelder fRandy Boudel, Armengerde lPatty Wilkinsonl, Ambrose Kempe lYancy Berryj, Cornelius Hachel lDavid Youngl, and Barnaby Tucker fScott Baumgartnerl. Randy Boude summed it all up by saying, I thought it was a good musical to test the actors ability, fortunately, we were not short of ability. Iohn Pelletier Barnaby tells Cornelius of his problem. 16!Musica1-Iohn Pelletier N . R Brad Macoubrie prepares for dreS rehearsalfphotos by DeC1oudj.