Morristown Hamblen East High School - Itakha Yearbook (Morristown, TN)

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typewriters, schedules, refreshments lf You Care - Come See East in Action was the theme of the second annual open house for par- ents. The event, held on November 8, 1973, was attended by 900 par- ents, who followed their son's or daughter's daily schedule through six ten-minute class periods. ln regular scholastic classes, par- ents were instructed, quizzed, and oriented to the class, its plans and objectives. During the study hall period, parents were invited to the cafeteria, manned by student and teacher volunteers, for refresh- ments and a welcome relief from the grueling world of study. fTopD Dad, are you sure you had typing when welcome relief from the noise and confusion of you were in school'? asks Tracy Fox during par- the halls Clftightj One mother muses ent-student class period on lf You Care Night. school s like this it can t be all bad fAbove3 Mr. Clayton Hurst finds a coffee break a

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. -Lash w , sn , X .::. - 4 W L .T cost Aunt Em Joe, a farmhand Uncle Henry Dorothy Mayor of Munchkinland A Munchkin Farmer Sorceress ofthe North Wicked Witch of the West The Scarecrow The Tin Woodman The Cowardly Lion A Private An Old Lady Lord Growlie Gloria The Wizard of Oz First Witch Second Vlhtch Tibia First Girl Second Girl Spirits Little Witch Ozmas Munchkins and Citizens of Emerald City Haydee Rodriguez Don Parker Tom Provost Sally Phillips David Kitts David Atchley Cheryl Cardwell Janice Breeding Doug Beets David Deneau Steve Cruey Chris Wardwell Ann Dunn Dewey Lee Shanda Gray Carroll Platt Kathy Johnson Kay Thomason David Atchley Kenny Williams Debbie Pearson Ann Dunn Joi Lester Karen Easterly Kelly Creech Johnny Beeler Sharon Barclay, Johnny Beeler, Brenda Blevins, Marilyn Carmichael, Lisa Fowler, Richard Gris- com, Russell Hayes, Yvonne Hopkins, Alberta Jones, Gary Manning, Billy Millar, Johnny Mize, Jimmy Penland, Sally Reams, Margaret Slabberkorn, Dana Williams. kdnsds, ruby slippers, emerald city The yellow brick road led the way to M-H East auditorium on April 6 and 7, 1973. Under the direction of Mr. Danny Russell, a cast and crew of stu- dents worked to recreate the timeless magic of the Wizard of Oz. The land over the rainbow came to life with wicked witches, Dorothy, Cowardly Lion, Tin Woodman, Scarecrow, Munchkins, and Sorceress cast among Wicked Woods, Munchkinland, Emerald City, and Oz. The acting and choral ability of the cast was enhanced by the accompaniment of the orches- tra, under the direction of Jim Bradley. Mr. Ed Schnitman lent his knowledge and technical skill to the production with advice and assistance. COpposite page top lefty Dorothy finds the scare- crow companionable during the trip to Oz. COpposite page top rightj Debbie Harkleroad transforms Margaret Slabberkorn, a citizen of Morristown, into a citizen of Munchkinland. COpposite page bottomj Sorceress Cheryl Card- well dispells the curse of the wicked woods and places a charm on Dorothy's ruby red slippers. fTop leftj Mr. Danny Russell applauds the performers during curtain call. CTop rightj The Sorceress of the North points the way to the yellow brick road and Dorothy is off to see the Wizard.

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