McAdory High School - Yellow Jacket Yearbook (McCalla, AL)

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Sophomore Play and the mouse is roaring 19

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Junior Pla lightning strikes «ir L . i H V w [ !£! „ H X Instead of the traditional stuntnijjht. the Junior and Sophomore classes presented Grease and The Mouse That Roared. Grease, presented by the Juniors, was truly an exciting and thrill- ing play. The cast worked very hard together with their sponsors Mr. Staggs, Mr. Beckner, and Mrs. Anthony to make the play a suc- cess. Ron Brown received the award for best actor and Terri Blankenship received the award for best actress. On January 18, 1983 the Sophomore class presented The Mouse That Roared. They had worked vigorously every day after school for two months and the hard work was definitely worth it. The spon- sors were Mr. Beckner, Mrs. Anchors, and Mr. Davis. Both plays were respectively giant steps forward for Fine Arts at McAdory. 18

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new york, new york - the first contestant stepped onto the lighted runway. Beauties on Broadway opened with the dazzle of a new musical. The girls were lovely, the stage was ornate, the setting was perfect and the crowd ap- proved of it all. The sophomore queen was Christie Gregg; her Alternates were Kristi Johnson and Amy Brantly. Julie Bedford was selected as the junior queen; her alter- nates were Lisa Hogue and Kelly Tubbs. Tin- senior alternates, listed in descending order, were: Terri Blankensship. Leslie Beckner. Kristi Fullbright. and Denise Foster. Leanne Dedmon was elected Miss Congeniality. In the final climax of the evening. Rhonda McMillian was crowned with the title Miss McAdory 1983. 20