Lakeview Centennial High School - Legacy Yearbook (Garland, TX)

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rua Peachy Nanette motors down to the beach to take a dip. 'T S ix W M, ab, N 5 Y.. s. Q ' , gg.. 1 .3 Y S , , if i Q 'W N , Q . ff fs ' A Part of No, No Nanette's success belonged to the twinkle-toed chorus members who appeared in every major song and dance number. Some of the better known songs from No, No Nanette include I Want To Be Happy and Tea For Tea. Principle characters were Rickey Smith as Jimmy Smith, Shalyn Skrivanek as Sue Smith, Shari White as Nanette, Mark Green as Billy Early, Marge Starks as Lucille Early, Dale Brasel as Tom, Kirsten Afscth as Pauline the maid, Krissa Patton as Flora, Kelley McGuffey as Betty, and Jill Pidgeon as Winnie. Kim Stinson and Marty White directed this show with help from stu- dent director Tracey Buckner, and pianist Julian Reed. Upset over her husband's fooling around, Sue sings and dances her blues away. Activities 57

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Nanette wants to be happ No, No musicali' was a chorus that was frequently heard last year. This year the chorus changed to No, No Nanettef' the name and title song of the 1982 musical. No, No Nanette' is about a cowardly bible publisher, Jimmy Smith, who just wants to be happy. The only way he can reach this goal is to spend money. Unfor- tunately his wife, a shrewd prude, refuses to spend a dime. Jimmy runs into three lovely ladies who convince him that they would love to spend his money. The fun really begins when the ladies , Jimmy, his wife, niece, lawyer, lawyer's wife and nephew end up at Chickadee cottage for a hilariously mixed-up weekend. The stress on dancing was stronger in this musical than in past productions. The songs were snappy and happy and easy to hum along with. - . .. ' 5 Q '2- . .Hs -frgk hf .W W A' 51' ft A fe. 5' . K 4 , , Fun-loving Lucille fMarge Starksj shows Sue a fancy step or two during the finale. Cast members of No, No Nannette ham it up for pictures. Here we see the three Happies fKelley McGuffey, Jill Pidgeon, Krissa Pattonj, Tom fDale Braselj, Sue QShalyn Skrivanej and Nanette fShari Whitej. 56 Activities

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any surprises as invitations go out Friday, January 29, during second period, a small band of students ceremoniously paraded up and down the halls delivering Legacy invitations to a few select students whom had been voted by their peers as being represen- tatives of Patriot Pride. Legacy Editor Donya Davis, and associate editors Millie Cline, Darla at Herd, Anna Lacy and Tami Moore, delivered these glad tidings with .3 photographers standing close by to quickly snap the shocked expressions, ' D cheerful laughs, tearful smiles, jumps forjoy and just plain disbelief. The invitations simply stated that the T student was nominated for an award. No one knew what he or she was nominated for until the ceremony, before the dance, February 13. Q ve... . Q' AJ! Tears and excitement overflow as Kirsten Afseth, Leslie Cavanaugh, Shawna Binford, and Donnie Watson receive their invitations. 9 ' .sa Expressions of disbelief cover Shari White's and Karen Hazelwood's faces, 58 Activities Legacy invitations have become a routine with previous nominee Bobby White