Hopewell High School - Kaleidoscope Yearbook (Hopewell, VA)

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Hailed as Success Jamie Roberts and Pat White discover that Milton Chappell, the deaf king, is telling them that Lady Larken is going to become a mother. Susan McBride discusses with Mike Mazzei, the wizard what test they might conjure up to give the princess. Cheryl Burkey mistakes Debi Kudelka for a chamber maid and scolds her for spilling water when the princess is due to arrive. Surprised at how make-up changes his appearance, J.C. Stanley amazingly stares into the mirror. Debi Kudelka proves to J.C. Stanley that if the test depends on strength she will win with flying colors. 1 iff g : W ft 175

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Once Upon A Mattress When they find that the prince has finally found a wife, the entire cast is thrilled. Curtis Butterworth and Cheryl Burkey think of the past by singing “Yesterday I Loved You”. This year the ’Ole Blue Players and the Magpipes displayed their talents by presenting the Broadway hit, “Once Upon a Mattress”. Taken from the fairy tale, “The Princess and the Pea”, the play was a musical comedy. The plot concerned a crisis that arose in the kingdom because no one could be married until the prince found a wife. After many weeks of long hours and tiring rehearsals the play come to the stage. Because of the hard work of the cast and the dedication of the directors, Mr. Haney Fayed and Mrs. Madeline Atkins, the play was con¬ sidered a success. As the ladies and their knights listen, Debi Kudelka sings of her terrible shyness. “If you don ' t sit still, you ' re going to get hit,” Linda Kramer tells Milton Chappell who would rather talk than have make-up applied. The Prince, J.C. Stanley, quizes Debi Kudelka to see if she can pass the test qualifying her to be his princess. 174

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