Mountain View High School - Summit Yearbook (Bend, OR)

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Marian Paroo lAmy Wackerl expresses her doubts about Harold Hill's lAndy Hickmanl credentials. espite inadequate lighting and acoustics, Mountain View's first musical production was a great success. With a cast of 70, work crew of 12 and orchestra of 20, the directors Lori Levine, Rick Plants, and Tom Barber had their hands full. After five hard weeks of set construction and rehearsals, the play was ready for an audience. So with a full scale sell-out every night, the cast of Music Man brought the stage to life. The play is set in 1912 in River City, a very straight laced lowa town. The arrival of con man Harold Hill, who is selling band instruments and uniforms for a bancl he never plans to form except in thought, disrupts the city completely. Four gossipy ladies along with the school board quartet kept the action going when they discover that Harold Hill and Marian the Librarian are falling in love. But in the end, love and music triumph as River City's first boys' band marches onto the stage. Major roles were played by Steve Austin, Erin Bishop, Sue Conner, Parker Dalberg, Lisa Hardy, Brenda Hendrix, Andy Hickman, Jerry Horn, Ron Houser, David Keeling, Tyler Nickerson, Brian Marchington, Marc Mathers, Tim McKenzie, Kevin O'Brien, Soni Sandhu, Christi Stangland, Diane Turnbull, Amy Wacker, Karen Weil, and Lisi Willingham. Students Bring The Stage To Life Pick a Little ladies Som Sandhu Sue Conner Lisa Hardy Brenda Hendrix, and Diane Turnbull chirp on as Harold ponders lt all The opening scene on the Train.

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nail!!! Karen Weil, Patty Campbell, and Aren Steinbrecher ham it up in sophomore skit HNew Dad. Strangeness Descends Upon MVI-IS 1 No! Kelly Smith, Leslie Boothe, and Karen Smith did not get dressed in the dark, very day held something new, Starting off with hick day on s Monday and throughout the week with clash, twin, pajama and Saturday Night Live day, students came to school dressed to fit the day's mood. Almost everywhere you looked strange and imaginative costumes could be seen. Noon assemblies were held everyday for those students who wanted to go completely 'lcrazyf' Such activities as the chicken fights and bubblegum blowing contests proved how real l'wild Mountain View could be when it tried. The week's activities culminated at the Friday assembly where each class put on its own special skit for the student body. So, after the abduction of assembly commissioner Ray McKay, the grand finale was off to an insane start, Though the juniors' Mr. Bill movie skit took first place, the seniors with their Mr. Rogers and the Nuclear Family, the sophomores with their New Dad, and the freshmen with their Weekend Update skits were all crowd pleasers. v