Kokomo High School - Sargasso Yearbook (Kokomo, IN)

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Mr. Nichols never agrees that a thing is impossible. The show must go on! STAGE CREW KNOW-HOW INSURES SUCCESS Back stage bustle is continuous, as the Knights who work on the stage crew prepare settings and lights for the stupendous spotlight production of the year, CLASSICS. Working together, they create unique and original effects. Mr. Nichols instructs the stage crew so that mem- bers learn how to operate equipment necessary for the production of CLASSICS. In the shoproom, flats are constructed, painted and arranged on the stage as scenery. The Crew works with micro- phone arrangements, and lighting techniques in the sound room, and maneuvering spotlights. Stage crew members spend their spare time adjust- ing the lights and microphones to insure a good program, and with every presentation they be- come more skilled. Making Ll stage set is no one man project, Of course some contribute only Kibitz,--but each feels he has had a part in the overall completed job. 2I

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HERE ARE THE FOLK WHO MAKE THE SHOW GO. Teresa Sullivan gazes into the skyline of the back stage. Loren Inglish manipulates the switchboard with the techrnc of a master. Without the skills of these engineers at the controls CLASSICS woulcln't be a superb production.

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MODERN DANCE CREATES MOOD Ballet, like a colorful painting, brings to life the emotions and decisions of those it interprets. It is a vital part to the successful reception of CLAS- SICS. Choreography offers wide opportunities for dramatic and picturesque effects. Modern dance is a fairly new asset to our overall program. Mrs. Barbara Dennis, director of girls' physical education, sponsors an an- nual dance revue. Gerry Baker portrays the Human Sacri- fice demanded by a heathen god. E Modern dancers in a symphony of Light and Dark interpret the creation as reported in Genesis