Haltom High School - Buffalo Yearbook (Haltom City, TX)

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22 Morrow-O'Dell SENIORS Morrow, Curtis Mott, Karen Murrell, Chris McArthur, Donna McBride,julie McCurry, Kevin McFadden, Brent McKee, Allen McKittrick, Chris McLaughlin, Donna McMahan, Sherri McMillan, Veronica McMullin, Holli McPherson,john Nance, Danny Newsome, Timmy Neyra, Felicia Norton, Stephen Oatman, Kenneth iii I O'Dell, Lisa if YL C ndi King steals show with comedic antics 'They needed extra people for a dance part. Ifyou could dance the part right, you got the part.' She could be called Florabelle, or Lady Bumbles, or Tessi Tura, or Cyndi King. Cyndi did not really have all those names, but she did portray those roles in school productions. She had been acting since ninth grade, and had taken drama class every year since then. She had parts in the plays The Cop and the Anthem, Hello, Dolly, Canterbury Taler, and Our Town, She liked acting because she felt that if she made the audience forget their problems for an hour or two, then she had done her job. During the summer of 1980, Cyndi work- ed at Casa Manana. A friend was applying there, so she decided to apply also. Her work included building props for the many dif- ferent musicals performed during the sum- mer season. In addition to building things, Cyndi also helped change scenes during the shows f real fast according to Cyndij, and for her work, she received 31 a night. One embarrassing thing that happened was one night I hit Ruta Lee going on the stage to change sets. She was going up the wrong ramp and I fell and got caught in her dress, Cyndi explained. Not only did Cyndi help with the shows, but she actually got to be in one - the pro- duction Greate. They needed extra people for a dance part. If you could dance the part right, you got the part. I got to dance with the best dancer, she humorously remarked. It was a sellout every night! She said it was a real good experience and would look good on her college references, Aside from acting, Cyndi enjoyed singing. She was choir president as well as drama president. She was in the ensemble and the Chorale, and worked from morning till night practicing for school plays or preparing for a choir concert. As for college, Cyndi planned to attend Sam Houston State with a scholarship in drama, where she wanted to major in acting. IfI don't go into acting professionally, l'll probably teach drama, she added. M A person can develop a cold, sings the starlet of Guys and Dolls - Cyndi King.

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