Greenwood High School - Woodman Yearbook (Greenwood, IN)

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'King and I ' fills house Rodgers and Hammersteins' The King and If the story of the King of Siam and an English schoolteacher, Anna Leonow- ens, was produced in March by the Department of Performing Arts. Under the musical direc- tion of Mr. Ron Bell and Staging of Ms. Carol Wharton, the beau- tiful story of the friendship between the King and Anna unfolded. The show combined the uni- que talents of students from var- ious areas-music, theatre, art, and athletics-as the 'all school, musical played to full houses at all three performances. There were some beautiful friendships which resulted from the participation of so many dif- ferent studentsf' said Ms. Whar- IOII. TOP: Phra Alack CGavin Meekj greets Mrs. Anna fWhitney Herroldj and her son, Louis fMichael Rairdonj as the Karlahome fBrett Manny, Captain fBrian Vannicej, and Guard fTony Rumblej listen. BOTTOM: Disgusted with Mrs. Anna's demands he keep his promise of a house, the King fTad Bohlsenj turns away as Anna gives him a piece of her mind. OPP. TOP LEFT: Palace guards CChris Tinkle and Dave Vandergriffj carry the Kralahome to the palace. OPP. TOP RIGHT: Tuptim Uoy Dorseyj and Lun Tha fKent Fouttyj sing of their love. OPP. MIDDLE RIGHT: Anna and the wives and children sing about getting to know one another. Leta Thompson, Tiffany Hatfield, Angie Cox were part of the Royal family. OPP. MIDDLE LEFT: The King pauses as he reads about Moses. OPP. BOTTOM LEFT: The dancers prepared a ballet of the story of Uncle Tom's Cabin for the King and his guests. fPhotos by D. Bade, J. Burgess, D. Donnellaj

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Revue 'stuns' win ter blahs The All School Revue discov- ered much new GCHS talent Jan- uay 23, as the revival of a GCHS tradition proved popular once again. The hit of the show was Principal Harold Crawford who stole the show from Dave Hill and Brad Moan as they sang 66Take Me Out To the Ball Gamef' after which Gavin Meek, M.C., discov- ered Mr. C. didn't think he was too 'oldi to be a high school athlete, maybe a little grey, referring to himself as 'The Grey Fox., MC,s Gavin Meek and Don F outs kept the show moving with their friendly banter as they intro- duced each act and plugged school activities like the basketball team, the wrestling sectional, and the upcoming musical. Old pros and newcomers alike joined in the fun of making the All School Revue, sponsored by the Thespians and Quill and Scroll, a successful evening. by B. Vannice TOP: Patti Lux and Mike Erickson sing a duet. MIDDLE LEFT: Skeeter Hoffman was part of DeEvolution. MIDDLE RIGHT: Stacy Reed dances in Telephone Hour. BOT- TOM: The hit of the show. Brad Moan, Mr. Crawford, and Dave Hill go 'gout to the ball game. OPP. TOP LEET: Kirk Huehls writes his own songs for his performances. OPP. TOP RIGHT: Mrs. White as FLO in the faculty skit. OPP. MIDDLE LEFT: Three 'out-of- this-world' dancers perform in DeEvolution. OPP. MIDDLE RIGHT: Jazz Dancers, Christy, Kelly, Peter, and Pam, dance to On Broadwayf' OPP. BOTTOM LEFT: Gavin takes a dive. OPP. BOTTOM RIGHT: Shelli Sims and Trish Akers sing about friendship. fPhotos by D. Donnella, I. DePledgej