Mason City High School - Masonian Yearbook (Mason City, IA)

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WHERE'S THE RABBIT? - The Great Strom- boii Brothers, Jamie McCoy and Mark Heiser, enchant the audience with their display of magic. NO biz like Show biz ,.-3-1' . S f 5' ' errr The 29th annual Mohawk Follies were again a sell-out. The MCHS Vo- cal Music Department presented a variety of comedy, dancing, instru- mental and vocal ability that thrilled the crowd and made the Follies a success. This year the Follies were present- ed on Feb. 26, 27, and 28 under the direction of Ron Phillips and Mary Lou Larsen. The Follies ran smoothly with the Swing Choir and Mohawk Chorale opening the show. The Jazz Band under the direction of Gil Let- tow added some superb mus'cal en- tertainment to the show. Nostalgia and comedy wer dis- played in the Follies by Chris Biebe- sheimer, Molly O'Leary, and Patti Pickard in their rendition of the Charleston Rocking around the clock was Patti Pickard in a dance solo, and Tom Cahalan, Neil Gar- lock, Gary Foutch, Paul Giesman, Ken Plagge, Doug Rodemeyer and Doug Wolff presented their version of Nutcracker Suite. Mark Heiser and Jamie McCoy amazed the audience with their magical ability in the Stromboli Brothers. Music was certainly a big part of the Follies this year with solos by Sheila Maifield, Susan Kingrey and Joe Sampson. A double quartet sang Pick-A-Little, Talk-A-Little, with the girls' chorus. To wind up the Fol- lies, Mark Dean and Denise Hays had some Friendly Persuasion and Klay DeVries and Mike Boender sang Dream On. The people involved in this year's Follies had just as much fun as did the people watching it! TWINKLE TOES - Tom Cahalan, Neil Gar- Iock. Doug Rodemeyer and Ken Plagge dis- play their dancing abilities in their act.