Marion High School - Cactus Yearbook (Marion, IN)

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I . ON S'l'.-XGI-1 - ln front ol the footlights. Mike sings of his lore to kludi jones, who portrayed Laurie. The production took place on the Marion High auditorium stage which was transformed into the Xlisl western plains country with the use of estensixe scenery ami props. lti s A W rk behind the scenes til 4-firms.. , W E rss. ttyl 'liring hours ol rehearsal, sewing huttons on old denim shirts, learning the words to a hundred songs. and painting scenery typihed the endless eflort put into the stage production ol the operetta, Oklahoma , presented this spring hy the Illtlsit' department. Openings nights ol Xlarch ll and I5 hrought Iorth all the excitement and anticipation that had collected through the several weeks ol rehearsal in the lorm ol an excellent musical. Nlrs. Nleily directed the production in its entirety. liveryone enjoyed the songs ol' the famous operetta such as Oklahoma , Oh XVhat a lleautilul Morning , and Surrey With a Fringe On Top . The scenery was heauti' lully done, and costumes very colorlul. The production gave music students a chance to perlorm and express their talent helore an audience. t.ll XXI-li l'NIJl-1R HARP.-l'l' - l-lleanor Wilson slaps on the grease paint lor llill Foust. as the hack stage machinery hegins to more on opening night of Oklahoma , Y0l Rl-I ON - C-an lleNardo cues in some of the cast members that li10fAl'C on! So soon? seems to say Nlike Kerscluier as last minute stage fright has him paralyzed.