G A Wheable Secondary School - Memoriae Yearbook (London Ontario, Canada)

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QKWHLAhLLcW UflRIETY SHO Wf PROGRAMME ACTl Another Shade of Blue Ensemble (Stephen Alexander, Harumi Asano, Barry Ball, Rob Carter, Mike Dixon, Derrick Gould, Rick Yardy) Sounds of Silence Vocal Solo Glenna Burton (Accompanist ■ Jams Koyanagi) One Vocal Duet Christine Elizabeth Markus (Accompanist - Harumi Asano) Pachelbel ' s Canon in D and Ice Castles Flute and Piano Duet Leanne Ford and Harumi Asano Zorba Greek Dance Anastasia Dourano, Stamatia Mantzas, Kim Mclnnis Out Here On My Own Vocal Solo Erin O ' Brien (Accompanist - Jams Koyanagi) Fur Elise (Beethoven) Piano Solo Janis Koyanagi Never Enough Vocal Solo Christine Markus (Accompanist - Harumi Asano) Boats Against the Current Vocal Solo Elizabeth Markus (Accompanist - Harumi Asano) The Supreme Team Breakdancing Selina Gilders, Jackie Van Mels, Bernard Mitchell, Colin Thompson Midnight Metal Band Sean Fletcher, Dave Turner, DaveWyles Winter Prelude Piano Solo John Moore Careless Whisper and The Chauffeur Vocal Duet Mirta Klaric and Laure Vree (Accompanists - Glenna Joette Burton) Believe Me If All Those Endearing Young Charms Duet Barry Ball (Saxophone) and Ms Laura Potter (Piano) Screaming Under Tunnels Band Jeff Ham, Carl Sweet, Pete Trybus Masters of Ceremony Jay Ironside Ashana Prashad Co-ordinator Mr. B. Kowaltschuk G.A. Wheable ' s 1985 Variety Show, was an event filled with pizzazz and talent. It was a spectacle that deserved the acclaim it received. Such talent was overwhelming. It was organized superbly: the smoothness of the show justifies that statement. The participants were chosen with care and good taste, as was the brilliant wardrobe worn by all of the cast. The director of the show, Mr. B. Kowaltschuk, had a strong, yet caring hand in putting the show together. His time and dedication to the entire project does not go unrecognized: it was a colourful and fascinating mosaic. He found the pieces of an undiscovered puzzle, and carefully placed them together with class and grace, presenting a picture more than pleasant to the eye. Those who missed it, missed something which is rarely seen in this day and age. It was truly a vision to behold.