New Albany High School - Vista Senior Blotter Yearbook (New Albany, IN)

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Stylized and untraditional Be eC m ml Melee Carousel, depended on the aud- iences’ imagination more than usual because of the few pieces MET le litera ae Cel created the illusion of a carou- y=) MTeoR meh ae ale) again demanded the audiences’ suspended disbelief. Bel Canto accompanied Student Theatre in the annual presenta- tion, but with a more minor role than usual. Instead of the dance Pea e mele Rte the group became an extension of the audience along with their role as chorus of the production. b= ateMel aM) ms el24-) ME Lal | Hammerstein’s most thrilling musical scores, Carousel was a real challenge for our music and theatre departments. | feel we met the challenge with a measur- able degree of success, and I’m sure that all who participated in the production felt a sense oh ae Celeed ert Clalisl iia) lel le) aed end.” Susan Bandy “t think that our director Tom Weatherston, summed up the whole -. situation by saying, ‘It helped ate CR ME ait Mo) cele tt a . Norman Clanney

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Se ee eh ue eet yas ; a en en in ares ite Teel Sectional, rich Meo ecreretn rate eli el the SCs Kneeling Ceara mee Gordon Huncilman’s ean ee abilities and his competitive spirit proved an asset to the | Sel mnie ct kell tae years ofservicetotheGolf = {| Team and three years to the Rifle | Team in which he became State Standing Champion in the Non- Military Scholastic Category. | Tennis boasted an outstanding member in Bill Briscoe as ex- IMemtaaeemelirem tc cla eee ralyiatcemcelae his successful career and win- Warm celeron (orl g member of the varsity tennis team, Bill became the number one man for two consecutive seasons. Cathy Pruitt raised her last year’s sixth place rating to — fourth place in the State. For the three years she played tennis here, she held the number one - spot for the last two years. In Sectional action this year, eres placed first in the singles for mets) ¢ Tae straight time. aT the State eer Te Champion was the highlight of my three years TTS ie team.” eenvehuretar a a ETE aT) team for oe Tate ciel iy) UA eke meee Corea tt eters} nie best. Even though our CET was young and Tash es Pe of the girls stuck out our f eldest ; 5 ay ee

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oles Cast Carrie Pipperidge ........................ Tina Kelso “TOL ATs) 2: F |) Sr ce eR Louann Jacoby tT | nae oe sie irre SUBS yr, Ale I Susan Bandy DE 222 ts) ee crea eee nE airy land (Si 3, Tex Wells ft TE) Minnie (coer teetimani ane nine ot David Carroll Mr. Bascombe........................ David Brengle UR |) le ins ek At. Tami Flock Mr. Enoch Snow ..................... Norm Clanney Jigger Craigen ............. Me erent cee: Mike Mattix “UH ee) | Saree emer errenena eer Ts 2. Steve Smith UT | Mark Hougland LE CY an nae Panera e gy gh) SS Walt Ferber TT: ee Mee ee pS ys AES 4S wc ty Eby sEnoch Snow, Jr... ..5 .. 54. a ee Scott Lyon | Norm Clanney, Louann Jacoby, and Tex Wells enjoy a peaceful cS Ue CE ute ; As the Bel Canto chorus watches intently, Scott Lyon con: verses with one of the sailors. Carrie Pipperidge, played by Tina Kelso, embraces the das-.. tardly Jigger Craigen, played by Mike Mattix.