Northwood High School - Logue Yearbook (Nappanee, IN)

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to perform nub: puma. Gary t r E ?QAIEE EAEENEM Dawning Generation members spurt lhr fifties look as tIH-y per- form the number My Musiv. The annual all-school variety show was a great success again this year. Many students displayed their talents in numerous ways. They sang, acted, and played instruments. There were bands, solos, and group perfor- mances, all in a wide variety of settings and situations. Some of the acts included such sights as pillow people, a maniac tricyclist, and one act even included a mysterious stripper. As is the case every year, Nor- thWood students once again proved that they do indeed have talent. Cary Mullen, Cyle Weldy, and James Gardner blow the audience away with their rendition of Van Halenk thump.79 10 i PANTHERS 0N PARADE

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THE MIRACLE WORKER The fall play this year was a stirring dramatization of the real-life story of Helen Keller, who was both blind and mute. Only her teacher, Annie Sullivan, believed Helen could actually communicate with the world. After many dissapointing attempts, Annie finally reaches Helen. Annie Sullivan was portrayed by Steph Swanson, and Anne Reed portrayed Helen Keller. Other characters included Captain Keller, Keith An opening scene in the dining room of the Keller homestead. Helen grasps the meaning of her first word, water. 1 2 w STUDENT LIFE Eby; Kate Keller, Lisa Hahn; James Keller, Chris F armwald; and Aunt Ev, Mary Jane McPheeters. The other members were Viney, Tish Kollever; Dr. Anagnos, Mike Lloyd; Percy, Kevin Eyer; Martha, Lisa Replogle; and the servant, Steph Gonzales. The blind school consisted of six blind girls; Lisa Firestone, J udy J ohnson, Teresa Ramer Jennifer Weaver, Dawn Phipps, and Erica Klopfenstein. Lisa Firestone prepares for the performance.