Northrop High School - Bear Tracks Yearbook (Fort Wayne, IN)

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Marsha Kyrou plucks out a few notes from Song At Night in Etc. ' 88. photo Watters Studio Etc. ' 88 Players Act One Selections . . . Charisma ' 88 Rhapsody For Clarinet . . . Linda Bentz Out Here On My Own . . . Matt Hoover, Stacy Martin — piano Today ' s Special . . . Darren Hart, Pat Lawrence, Nick Dugan, Shawn Dill The Rappers . . . Tim Allen, James Williams Song At Night . . . Marsha Kyrou Vocal Medley The Way We Were . . Coleen Bush If . . - Cheryl Stone You And Me Against The World . . . Angle Jewel, Stacy Martin Theme and Variations . , . Michelle Kyrou Somewhere Over The Rainbow , . . Shannon Carey Carmen Fantasy . . . Kathryn Robertson, Masson Robertson Yesterday . , . Rachel Williams When The Morning Comes . . . Jeff Cameron, Ste- phany Nash, Mary Satre, Shawn Dill, Renee Clark, Pat Lawrence, Darren Hart Safe . . . Gina Brownlee, Keith Baltimore Act Two Selections . Jazz Band I Can He Love You . , , Jennifer Giles You Look At Me . , , Stacy Martin, Mary Satre The After Taste Of Milk , . , Jeff Carnall, Tim Cox, Tom Cox, Brad Wadkins, Darren Hart Nocturne In EFIat . . . Mary Satre You Don ' t Bring Me Flowers . . Renee Clark, Todd Ruppert ' Round Midnight , . , Tom Cox Love In Any Language . . . Jude Jolie Chevalier, Mary Satre Navarra . . . Kathryn Robertson, Mark Robertson, Masson Robertson Get Happy . . . Nikki Dodos No One Together . . . Rarbazzle Keith Baltimore, half of the duet performance with Gina Brownlee, sings Safe . photo Watters Studio There ' s no place like home , , . Shannon Carey sings Somewhere Over The Rainbow . photo Watters Studio SHOWING OCR BEST

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Advanced Girls Choir practices enthusiastically for an upcoming concert, photo Kevin Chobot SHOWING OUR BEST (i9i

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Etc , Etc , Etc Coleen Bush sings The Way We Were in Eti photo Watters Studio Talent show gives all students chance to show talents Have you ever wanted to be a star? Well, some Northrop students got that small brush with fame that we all have dreamed of. These students were performers in Mor- throp ' s annual talent show, Etc. ' 88. The show, which greatly displayed Northrop talent, played February 17 and 18 in the auditorium. Auditions were open to the entire stu- dent body, but most of the performers were in the music department. Many of the performers were in multiple acts, a further indication of the fine talent we have at Northrop. Performers were generally pleased with their show. Junior Cheryl Stone said, there was a variety of acts and I thought all the music was very Shawn Dill and Kirk VanQilder blow out a few tunes on their sax ' s. photo Watters Studio good. Other artists were nervous about per- forming on the big stage. Senior Coleen Bush said, I was really nervous, but I think 1 did really well. Brad Wadkins, senior, said, It was the most exasperating experience I ' ve ever had. Another good aspect of the program was the production staff, which was headed by Mr. Del Proctor, Mr. Bill Heins, and Mr. Neal Graham. The NMPA and the stage- craft and drama classes also helped out in producing Etc. ' 88. Etc. ' 88 was a fine display of Northrop ' s students at their best. As Tricia Hart, an audience member, said, It was great to see so much talent at Northrop. — Susie Anderson Bill Korhman plays a sax solo during Jazz Band ' s performance in Etc ' 88- photo Watters Studio SHOWING OGR BEST 193