Oil City High School - Oil Can Yearbook (Oil City, PA)

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 Do you hear The people sing'' Do you hear the people sing...” As this line from the Les Miserables medley sung by the A Cappella choir hints, there was plenty of boisterous song at the 41st annual Swing Out festivities. Held on the lovely spring evening of May 6, the concert featured all four of the OC's fine choirs under the direction of Mr. John McConnell. Highlights were the set of three English madrigals and the medley from the recent Broadway musical Les Miserables performed by the A Cappella choir and the Rodgers and Hammer-stein Broadway medley performed by the mixed ensemble choir. The different styles of music were evident in each separate group, but all the choirs added their own special spice” to the show. Finally, after all the concert activities were completed the moment everyone had been waiting for ar- rived--the coronation of the 1988 Swing Out Queen. The ceremony was hosted by Michael Moser and the presentation was made by Amy Warner, the queen of the 1987 Swing Out concert. This year the seven lovely seniors who comprised the court were: Holly Goodwin escorted by Jason Quattro; Moni Gurski escorted by Joe Stevenson; Christine Hawkins escorted by Todd McDowell; Sarah Korpela escorted by William Struthers; Julianne Reynolds escorted by Scott Wilson; Melanie Spence escorted by Michael Miller; and Rhonda Winger escorted by Andrew Riley. The envelope, the drum role, and the winner was... Miss Holly Goodwin. The thrill may be over, but the memories will remain forever. written by Todd McDowell layout by Krissy Scott Presenting the choral award to Bill The basses Mike Miller. Dave Struthers, Mr. McConnell flashes Hutchinson, Keith McFall. Dan his show biz smile. Jones. Mike Moser, Andy Tabler, Dewey Hockenberry, and Sean Cauvel sing There's nothing Like , a Dame from South Pacific. 24 Swing Out

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Hands in the air. Leslie Deist and Lisa Meddock appear to be unaffected by the tiring rehearsal of their dance. Melody . These hoodlums are (from left) Heather Boocks. Shannon Keely, Stacey Stoltenburg. Keith McFall. Michele Weaver, and Karen Bennett. They performed a lip synch to the song, My Boyfriend's Back. Ms. Linda DcLong Laughing, Bill Miller has not yet accused his opponent Dave Hutchinson of cheating during the basketball race. Talent Show 23

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1988 SWING OUT COURT: Front row: Jared Wilson, Holly Goodwin, Jill Sweeny, Elista Wilson. Back row: Todd McDowell, Mike Miller, Scott Wilson, Andy Riley, Joe Stevenson, Bill Struthers, Jason Quat-tro, Sarah Korpela, Moni Gurski, Rhonda Winger, Juli Reynolds, Melanie Spence, Christine Hawkins. Tenor soloist Mark Mackey performs The Turtle Dove, an English madrigal. 1988 Swing Out Queen: Holly Goodwin. photos by Mr. Jack Petulla Swing Out 25