Great Bridge High School - Causeway Yearbook (Chesapeake, VA)

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seamen Neil Simon's BAREFDDT in the During the weekend of November 21, 22, and 23, Neil Simon's award-winning play Barefoot in the Park became a local sensation. Edwin Jacob and his wonderfully talented crew brought the excitement of central park to the attention of many. Heading an extremely gifted cast were Susan Hightower, Malcolm McCutcheon, Michael Dunham, Kim Archer, Shawn Inman, and Micky Mosely. Walking barefoot in the park was all Carrie Bratter ever wanted her stuffed shirt husband to do. Well, she PARK gets that and a whole lot more after only a week of married life. Ending a romantic honey- moon moving to the top floor of an old New York Brown- stone Apartment building was the last thing on Paul Bratters' mind. However, his cute little wife, Corrie, fell in love with this fallen down apartment. After four days of sleeping with snow, no shower, a perverse neighbor, and a cubicle bedroom, Paul could take no more. He decided to call it quits . , . until he walked barefoot through Central Park! Sharing a tender moment are the new- ly-weds CMalcom McCutcheon and Susan Hightowerj. Relaying messages during a lover's spat between the Bratters QM. McCutcheon and S. Hightowerj is the Telephone Man tMicky Moselyj. Discussing possibilities for a potential relationship are Mr. Velasco and Mrs. Banks fMichael Dunham and Kim Archery 1150 Barefoot Crew - Front Row: Tom Mapp, Bruce Bass, Mike Waterfield, Back Row: Melanie Strickland, Lisa Foster, Rachel Blow, Cathy Beniot, Iodi Brewbaker, Laura Davis, Mary Shriner, Barefoot in the Park 27

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'Q Come on Girls Strike up th 97 and Through week after week of lengthy rehearsals the big night has finally arrived. Within two and a halt hours on Saturday, january 18, twelve ot the most well-rounded junior and senior girls at Great Bridge displayed their looks, talent, ambitions, and poise all forthe distinguished title of Miss Great Bridge 1986. The success of the Miss Great Bridge Pageant ran smoothly this year, thanks to Mrs. Bernard, Mrs. MacDon- ald, Mrs. Pratt, Mr. Kirby, Mr. Jacobs, and Dorcas Tri-Hi-Y. The audience was entertained Crowned Miss Great Bridge, Wendy Watson is all smiles, by the talented trio consist- ing of Mrs. Carolyn Greene lpock, Melanie Smith and Kim Smith. Finally the long awaited mo- ment arrived, the crowning of Miss Great Bridge 'l986. The winner, without a doubt, was Wendy Watson. She also won most talented with her spellbinding tap dance. The Cindy Porter Academic Awa rd went to the tirst runner- up, Marian Robinson. The Sherry Reeves congeniality award went to Pam Barnard and Claudia Clark, who was second runner-up. The third runner-up went to Christy Daniels and the fourth runner- up was Amber Ridgely. 'Tv ' o 35f3r33'3 ooogooo rooooor oooooooox vooeooo o ooooooo Qwngggg 0040400 3'o o o'5 foooo We 53335 3S'5333 ooooooo Joffff Q C O Q Q 00 O0 Q f' O Miss Great Bridge Contestants: Front row -Christy Daniels, Brenda Parker, Amber Ridgely, Row 2 - Elizabeth johnson, Marian Robinson, Pam Barnard, Row 3 - Helen Bissette, Kim Dobson, Kim Everton: Back row - Claudia Clark, Wendy Watson, and Susan Curtin. '31 4 X X 5 Miss Great Bridge 29