Manatee High School - Cane Echo Yearbook (Bradenton, FL)

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tt' -i- 't' 'F' ig Liesl Trapp, played by Cheryl Seavy, tried to impress a young man by dancing to the tune of You Are Sixteen fupper rightj. Rolf Gruber, Liesl's young admirer, was portrayed by Tom French. In another musical number, Max Detvveiller, played by Jim Bagley, seems to have captivated Captain von Trapp and his tiancee, Elsa Schraeder, portrayed by Beth Taylor. fabovej. Having returned to Nonnberg Abbey, Maria is convinced by Mother Abbess, as played by Mary Dobbe, that her lite is outside ot the convent. Mother Abbess reassured Maria, telling her to Climb Every Mountain Qrightj. Maria returned to the Trapp children and joined with Captain von Trapp, singing an Ordinary Couple fupper leftl. 102 Sound of Music all

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Members Work Hard To Please Audiences Preparing Sound af Music sels, Mr. Mal- Kohlhaas, Mr. Forssell, Gary Clark, Mrs. Craw- zone listens to ar! srudenl Judy Field as Dan ford, and Gail Roberts offer ideas. As the Sound of Music draws near, Kathy Casfiglioni works on sets when nal rehears- ing her par! in rhe production. Firsl Row: Jan Hicks, Mona Roberson, Robbie Surrali, Cheryl Seavy, grove, Toni Kramer, Margie Raines, Toni Burchette, Lynn Pilfs, Sally Marsha Ogden, Barbara Haralra. Second Row: Linda Burrowes, Anna BUCkle, KGYFGH Define- FOI-lrfh ROW: Bob Miller, JCB 5PiV9Y, JOI1 BClkef, Mae Kinnan, Celesle Mclean, Cyndy Oboler, Jean Stanhope. lennifer Brien Kenrwhun, Richard Jackson, Don Poe, Chris Key, Larry Borden. Smith, Jill Rosenberg. Third Row: Karen Quinn, Anne Fair, Sallyan Cos- lOl

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Earns Standing Ovation .gx A8 Q.-dum S... As weeks of rehearsals finally came to an end, the curtain of the MHS auditorium rose and Rodger's and Hammerstein's The Sound of Music came to life. The drama and music departments brought the Trapp family and their amusing, heartening adven- tures to full life before the audience. Sue Moran highlighted the play by portraying the character of Maria, a postulant at Nonnberg Abbey who brought gaiety and meaning into the Trapp family. Although at first unnoticed by Captain von Trapp, Maria soon won the hearts of the Trapp children, played by Cheryl Seavy, Terrie Cochran, Julie Hil- liard, Diane Seavy, Jennifer Seavy, Lee Armstrong, and Tom Daniels, by bringing fun into their lives through such melodies as The Lonely Goatherd lleftj. The children soon joined in, singing Do Re Mi flower rightj. The nuns of Nonnberg Abbey presented various musical numbers, following Maria from the time she arrived at the convent until she finally left and entered a new life by marrying Captain von Trapp, as played by Tony Brannon lbelowj. All