Granite City High School - Warrior Yearbook (Granite City, IL)

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CAST OF CHARACTER Nicely-Nicely Johnson Steve Phelps Benny Southstreet Steve Hay Rusty Charlie Kelly Stotz Sarah Brown Jill Lockhart Arvide Abernathy Mark Smith Agatha Dynette Shrader Harry the Horse Armand Kachigian It Brannlgan John Rutledge Nathan Detroit John Rutledge Angie the Ox Bruce Holt Miss Adelaide Mary Beth Pennell Brandy Bottle Bates Bill Petrovich Society Max Randy Dunn Sky Masterson David Hunnicutt General Matilda B. Cartwright Janet Leith Big Jule Pat Collins Mimi Mary Cavins 1 Jill Lockhart and David Hunnicutt are served by Todd Miller. 2. Mary Pennell stars in the Hot Box. 3. Mary Pennell talks to her gambler fiance, Mike Moore. 4. Mike Moore tries to locate a place to carry on his crap game. SPRING PLAY 25

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MONTHS OF HARD WORK YIELD GOOD PRODUCTION Cast members, stage crew, and direc- tors put in several months of hard work for the success of Guys and Dolls. Everyone involved in the musical, actors as well as band members, sacrificed much to put to- gether a good production. Beverley Scrogging was responsible for directing the play, chreographed by Mar- garet Pennell, conducted by Joseph Owens, and musically directed by Mary Ann Bright. Each year, as with this, their combined efforts led the play to great suc- cess. The 1981 Spring Musical Guys and Dolls was presented on April 23, 24, and 25. The musical revolved around the gangsters of New York and the women in love with them. Major roles were portrayed by Mary Elizabeth Pennell, David Hunnicutt, Jill Lock- hart, and Michael Moore. For many of the Senior participants, the closing of the curtain on the last night of the play was very emotional. They realized this was their last play during their high school years. Test and Design by TODD GOODRICH 24 SPRING PLAY 3

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SMASHING TIME The 1981 Boy ' s tennis Team, coached by Richard Harmon finished a very exciting season with a 16-4 record and an 8-0 con- ference record. The season started with a loss to O ' Fallon which did not seem to hamper the perfor- mance of the team for the rest of the sea- son. The team went on to eventually attain an eleven game winning streak during the middle of the season. This fine record also included a third place victory at the Belle- ville East Invitational Tournament. The Ten- nis Warriors also defeated their cross-town rivals, the North Steelers twice throughout the season, which is an accomplishment in itself. Moving on, the team was also victori- ous once again at the district tournament held at South ' s home courts. This qualified the team for the State finals. “I’m very proud of the team and its accomplishments throughout the sea- son; it was a fine season,” said Coach Richard Harmon. The Warriors finished the season grace- fully at the State Finals with an outstanding record. Coach Richard Harmon stated, I ' m very proud of the team and its ac- complishments throughout the season; it was a fine season! Mr. Harmon looks for a good season next year with plenty of en- thusiasm and excitement from the boys. The Warrior fans are very proud of the Ten- nis Team and its great record for the sea- son. Text and Design by MARY JENKINS 26 BOY ' S TENNIS