North High School - Tower Yearbook (Wichita, KS)

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Seniors enjoy last get togeth C 1 b Beach Day theme chosen foiir e e r A night to remember began as students entered North on Saturday, April 20, dressed in bright Hawaiian shirts and beach clothes. Senior Celebration gave seniors the chance to get together and enjoy themselves one last time. Arriving between 6:30 and 7:00 seniors met in the cafeteria to talk with friends and enjoy the food. Four six foot submarine sandwiches were provided along with chips and other snacks. The cafeteria was decorated to set the theme of Beach Day. In the center of each table was a plastic lobster and a paper pineapple. Hanging from the ceiling behind the tables were curtains of silver streamers. In the center of tl'1e cafeteria, fishnets and plastic life perservers were hanging from the ceiling. At 7:30 everyone moved from the cafeteria VVHAT HAPPENS NOW? - Paricipating in the magic show performed by Richard Froome, Melissa Yaverski volunteers to help with a trick. VVHERE DID IT GO? - As Cindy Parr looks to see if her envelope contains her fifty dollar bill, Richard Froome burns the other two. Cindy's envelope did not contain the money. but Froome was able to find the bill in his wallet. 2 8 fSen1or Celebration to the library for the entertainment Perform- ing first was singer Steve Rue. He sang songs about students and incidents that took place throughout the school year. Some of the seniors included in the songs were Andrea Phares dating sophomores, Kris Bazzelle not being able to make up her mind who to date, and no fault Walt. Rue also sang about the bomb explosion. The second half of the show was performed by magician Richard Froome. He changed doves into a rabbit and he pulled a fifty dollar bill signed by Cindy Parr out of his wallet which was sup- posed to be in an envelope. The show received much enthusiasm from a very excited and spirited senior class. After the entertainment came to an end the seniors headed back up to the cafeteria to dance. Music was provided by Grant Rowe and Jeff Basham who graduated from North in '8 3 '. The senior class danced and enjoyed themselves with all their friends at one final celebration. Celebration is a time for all tbe seniors tobavemzelastcbanxmgetmwdyandleteverytbing go. I really enjqyed being togetber for one final get together. I 'm :ure we will remember our senior year for a long time to come, commented Tracy Hay.

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Not jbr children onbl sets theme for 1985 Not For Cbildren Ong' set the theme for Red- skin Rhythms which was held May 10 and 11 in the auditorium. The show began at 8:00 pm and lasted a little over an hour. Preparation for the production started in january and auditions were hald in March. The theme was decided by the Choir Cabinet after suggestions were given. Opening the show was the North High Singers presenting their own arrangement of Magic to Do from the musical Pippin. Sophomore Lisa Allen was the Mistress of Ceremonies and introduced different sections of the performance. Following the Singers was the Siamese Cat Song by the Noctumes. Two selections from the Disney movie Pin- nochio were performed byjanelle Timmons and Alaina Prichard. Concert Chorale followed with Candle On the Water from Puff the Magic Dragon. Next was the comedy piece Bear edskin Necessities performed by julie Hershey and Turner Williams. Other selections were from Annie and Oliver. The Strolling Strings played Sunrise, Sunset . Opening Act II was the funny piece from Once Upon A Mattress - Song of Love . Senior Michelle Fitchpatrick followed with the popular song Someday My Prince Will Come. Mix- ed Choir performed a Medley of Disney Classics. Dressed in Poodle skits and T-Shirts the Singers performed the Golden Age of Rock and Roll which consisted of a variety of 50's hits. This song brought back many memories for some of the parents that were in the audience. Trey McIntyre followed with his interpretation of The Wonderful Thing About Tiggersf' Next was Stay Awake! Feed the Birds per- formed by Machere Minter and Kenda Wood- worth. Before the final number the men from Concert Chorale and Mixed Choir presented h thm Yo Ho, Yo Ho, A Pirate's Life For Me and Captain I-Iook's Waltz. For the finale the Concert Chorale presented the Top 40's hit, All Night Long by Lionel Richie. A lot of time was spent on this show under the direction of Martin johnson. Gail Eastwood a '84 graduate from Northwest helped with choreography. Something different was tried with this production. Publicity space was offered to surrounding businessis to put an ad in the pro- gram. Tammy Hammitt, Dawn Wright, Mark Day, and Steve Priddle spent a great deal of time working and putting the program together. Being new to Nortb I 've tried to attend various scbool I saw tbe Saturday perfzrmance 4 Redskin Rbytbms and tbougbt that it was realy good We bave a good Vocal Mwxc Department and sbould be proud ry' them, commented Cbmy Carden, senior. PINOCCHIO - Following When You Wish Upon a Star, Alaina Prichard portrays the wooden puppet Pinocchio while singing, I've Got Know Strings. 3O!Redsk1n Rhythms