Laguna Hills High School - Aerie Yearbook (Laguna Hills, CA)

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Lip Sync f ' '- 1:-Q., Q X 1 ,x 3 1 I 1 i ,fb J ,wet . V fm, H, A ff - ' , wfiezfzmii,-, , he 1987 LHHS Lip Sync proved to be another A.S.B. success. Between 7:30 ar 9:30 on February 26 and 27, the students and parents of LHHS enjoyed the gre: performance. The audience sat quietly in the Little Theater as Masters of Ceremor Mike Castillo and Amy Lytle read the winners of the 1987 LHHS Lip Sync. Thin place, read Mike, Supremes - Dave Delmonico, Brian Fleming, and Tod Sperberg second place Missing Persons - Banke, and first place Elvis - Gre Hendrickson. Screams came from the crowd as the winners lined up to receix their much deserved applause and check for as much as 3100. As the Associate Student Body closed the door to the theater all that was left was the memory of tl 1987 Lip Sync. Students went home with tunes of You've Gotta Fight For Yo1 Right by Greg Still, Charlie Packard, Greg Piazza and group, Janet Jacks: performed by Shawna Banks and Joelynn Tinchg lt's Getting Late by Karis Kelly and Francis Valencia, Unchained the Night by Heikke Korhoheng Wt Was That Man by Jana Phillipsg Old Time Flock 'n Roll by Mike Castillog 'tKir Tut by Tara Key.

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Candy Malim played the mercenary native woman, Bloody Mary, who sang me exotic ballad, Bali Ha'i. Denny Faye enactedthe enterprising, irrepressible ig-Dealer. Luther Billis led a chorus of hard-boiled Seabees in their famous in- ntation of longing: There is Nothing Like a Dame. Other leading roles were layed by Matt McDaid as a preppy Naval Captain and Paul Mayjack as a egulation Naval Commander. The LHHS production was directed by Laura Ofl 'ith Gerard Jones as orchestrafvocal conductor and Joan Neumann as horeographer, fmore photos in supplementj. Some Enchanted Evening ,,,,.,---' 77

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