O Gorman High School - Knight Legend Yearbook (Sioux Falls, SD)

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ie cast performs sit down your rockln' the boat. Nathan Detroit . . . Chad Breidenbach Miss Adelaide . . . Shelly Cronin Sky Masterson . . . Chris Bannwarth Sarah Brown . . . Beth Pyper Nicely-Nicely . . . Joe Schmaderer Benny SouthStreet . . . Brad Merrick l-larry the Horse . . . Jim Delker Miss Adrianne Abernathy . . . Theresa Fester Lt. Brannigan . . . Jon Claussen Angie the Ox . . . Jim Delker Joey Biltmore . . . Patrick Lewis Mimi . . . Mollie Crum Gen. Matilda Cartwright. . . Colleen Ryan Big Jule . . . Patrick Lewls Drunk . . . Chad Bornhoft Waiter . . . Matt Samp MC . . . Tom Auld Wil eq, Hot Box Girls . . . Mollie Krum, Sharon Picasso, Kristi Vickers, Shari Hlll, Michelle Maloney, Debbie Sercl, Kristin Ellerbroek, Tami Maguire, and Jenny Byrne. Mission Band . . . Julie Ellenbecker, Tony Leggett, Amy Bruggeman, and Amy Obele. Female Chorus . . . Amy Aden, Laura Bonacker, Amy Obele, Elizabeth Hobson, Julie Serie, Ann Blashlll, Alissa Brost, Amy Bruggeman, Colleen Selvert, Cathy Corklll Julie Ellenbecker, Janey Goetzinger. Male Chorus . . . Chad Bornhoft, Patrick Lewis, Tony Leggett, Joe Schmaderer, Matt Samp, Jim Delker, Tom Auld, Brad Merrick, Jon Claussen, Mike Samp. Student Director . . . Kim Kleppln Stage Manager . . . Kim Wagner. Shelly Cronln sings and dances her way lnto the hearts of mllllons. Musical 57

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56 Musical Closing Night Closing night was a night to be reflective. it was a time of mixed emotions of happiness and saddness: of relief and of despair. A cast must endure months of rehearsals, long hours of work, hectic scheduling and nervous stomachs to reach their goal: five magniflcient shows that brought the house down. On that fifth night, the final show, their thoughts wandered back to opening night. They recall the tension and excitement in the air. They could hear the murmurs of the crowd the pitches of the trumpet and trombones, the words of anxious anticipation. For some that was thelr flrst time on stage and for others their last. They sat together then in the small chapel. These were their last glorious moments as the cast of Guys and Dolls. They had been a part of one of the finest musicals ever performed by O'G's Theater Department. That honor they would always cherish. As the flnal curtain call ended the final show and thrilled crowd rose to their feet with applause: there was truth in Mr. Brlck's statement, You haven't seen Guys and DolIs until you've seen our Guys and Dolls ! fi ! . H ' 4 J 2 7 .. .A 5, . Joe Schmaderer and Brad Merrick read what's In the dally news. E 5 ,Q T r ,,.,...tr as Jon Clausen clarlfles a matter of law to Chad Breldenbach whlle Brad Merrlck Krlsti Vickers tangos while Jim Delker contemplates and Sharon Picasso looks bewildered. BSSUITWS 3 P059-

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BREAKING A LEG Breaking a leg to the audience means another trip to the doctor, but to the 87188 Thesplans, lt means good luck. To become a Thesplan, you are judged on drama points accumulated, the number of plays participated ln, and the number of drama classes taken. The 87188 Thesplans met at the beglnnlng of the year to plan the drama year. They continued to meet through out the year once a month. A couple of thelr activities were performing The Glft of MagI for local churches and taklng a trlp to Mlnneapolls, May, 20. Mollle Krum and Teresa Fester clown around In the Drama room. what ,Q Q- r 'Q' The 87f88 Thesplans are: Top: Mollie Krum Mlddle: Beth Pyper, Sharon Picasso, and Shelly Summerton. -W Bottom: Klm Wagner, Chrls Bannwarth, Teresa Foster, and Mlke Samp. we ? 11' I ,W If 'M ,ff , V.,,, K ,. , of 8 we T ' I gi -35 58 Muslcal Y , ,,,,e xi 1 M ' 11: ' , :Q-.. ,fi ig V I T ,Q I ' ' 13 l U A by .lv r,, , W 8, In 5 T 5 5 If f ff fo W 7 JO' The Thesplans ham lt up on the set of Guys and Dolls'