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14 ‘Wagon’ cast shares family Because this was a year of many strong male voices, according to Millard Denny, drama teacher and director. Paint Your Wagon, a musical with more parts for males, was performed. Paint Your Wagon deals with Ben Rumson, played by Chuck Mead, who is a widowed prospector chasing a dream and hoping to get Vich. His daugh- ter, Jennifer, played by Andrea Stammler, also is search- ing for her dream, which she finds in a young man named Julio, played by Bill Woodard. The musical was postponed one week because of football playoffs and district choir auditions. Denny said that with nearly 70 people in the cast, crew and orchestra, many of them were in- volved in band and choir. Be- cause the band played at foot- ball games, rehearsing on weekends was next to im- possible. A cast becomes a family and it shares an experience that no one else can understand, and the mem- bers will never forget it, Denny said. Clockwise from above: Ben Rumson, played by Chuck Mead, sings to his daughter Jennifer, played by Andrea Stammler, and wishes his wife v ere still alive to teach her about young love; While Jacob Woodling, played by Eric Scott, counts his blessings, his wives, Sarah and Elizabeth, played by Miokc Aangeenbrug and Wendy Wyatt, arguo about simple matters; Kevin Albert, as Jake Whippany, flashes a disgusted look in response to a slighting remark; Two miners, David Shumway and Josh Waters, as Edgar Crocker and Mike Mooney, try to persuade Rumson to send his daughter back East; Jennifer applios medicine to Julio, played by Bill Woodard, the man she loves.
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tY: Students in all three classes had the same choice for a Cy TV show of the year, ▼ Mork and Mindy. The show was popular not only among students at LHS, but it also was rated number one in the nation after only one season on ABC. The show was a comedy about an alien from the planet Ork who came to live on Earth to study lower forms of life. The best movie of the year, accord- ing to the sophomores and juniors, was Halloween. Heaven Can Wait was the seniors' favorite although Deer Hunter received the Academy Award as the movie of the year. The top three TV shows and movies for each class, according to a Red and Black poll, are as is listed below. Best TV Show of the Year Sophomores, juniors and seniors: No. 1 Mork and Mindy No. 2 Saturday Night Live No. 3 Mash Best Movie of the Year Sophomores: No. 1 Halloween No. 2 No. 3 Juniors: No. 1 No. 2 No. 3 Seniors: No. 1 No. 2 No. 3 Every Which Way but Loose (Tie) Up in Smoke and- Heaven Can Wait Halloween (Tie) Heaven Can Wait and Every Which Way but Loose Up in Smoke Heaven Can Wait Every Which Way but Loose The China Syndrome ,0C 4 A cr b- Music plays a big part in every- one's life. At LHS students had their own preferences as to what kind of music they liked. Av. In an all-school poll. Hot Blood- ed by Foreigner was chosen as the best song of the year and Pieces of Eight by Styx as the best album. By classes the voting varied. The top three songs and albums of each class are as is listed below. Best Song of the Year Sophomores: No. 1 Hot Blooded by For- eigner Mo. 2 Minute by Minute by The Doobie Brothers No. 3 (Tie) Miss You by The Rolling Stones and My Life by Billy Joel Juniors: No. 1 Minute by Minute by The Doobie Brothers No. 2 Hot Blooded by For- eigner No. 3 You Don't Bring Me Flowers by Barbra Streisand and Neil Dia- mond Seniors: No. 1 Hot Blooded by For- eigner No. 2 Minute by Minute by The Doobie Brothers No. 3 (Tie) Hold the Line by Toto and My Life by Billy Joel Best Album of the Year Sophomores: No. 1 Pieces of Eight oy Styx No. 2 52nd Street by Billy Joel No. 3 Don't Look Back by Boston Juniors: No. 1 No. 2 No. 3 Seniors: No. 1 No. 2 No. 3 Favorite Group Pieces of Eight by Styx Two for the Show (Live) by Kansas Don't Look Back by Boston 52nd Street by Billy Joel Pieces of Eight by Styx Don't Look Back by Boston Sophomores: No. 1 Boston No. 2 The Doobie Brothers No. 3 Styx Juniors: No. 1 Styx No. 2 Boston No. 3 (Tie) Earth, Wind Fire and The Doobie Brothers Seniors: No. 1 Boston No. 2 (Tie) Kansas and Earth Wind Fire No. 3 Styx Favorite Single Artist Sophomores: No. 1 Billy Joel No. 2 Linda Ronstadt No. 3 (Tie) Andy Gibb ar Rod Stewart Juniors: No. 1 Billy Joel No. 2 Linda Ronstadt No. 3 Jackson Browne Seniors: No. 1 Linda Ronstadt No. 3 (Three way tie) Billy Joel, Eric Clapton and Bob Dylan Willie Nelson Picturo discs, album photos pressod in vinyl, wore now.
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