Osceola High School - Everglade Yearbook (Seminole, FL)

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Songs from A Chorus Line inspire the Show Stoppers formal hat and glove appearance as well as the Broadway Revue tunes. 'ff Chorus II, III. Top Row: Stacey Bowen, Heather Vick, Tonya Inman, Jassen Jenkins, Galen Kirnes, Vetti Cameron. Middle Row: Jennifer Simmons, Jeannie Richardson, Jesse Larson, Daphne Nixon, Tonya Nelms. Bottom Row: Melody Kennedy, Maria Gaddy, Lisa Huntly, Angela Willis, Marnie Hood, Kerry Bolinder. Chorus I. Top Row: Katrina McGarrah, Yolanda Rembert, Gail Ward, Dee Dee Holmes, Toni Murray, Dawn Reed. Third Row: Grahme Anthony, Kim Warrent, Mark Risso, Jennifer Olsen, Love Vetta Gillian, Trishia Mach, Tina Hopkins. Second Row: Tara Fortino, Rena P, Andrea Wingerter, Cheryl Hartog, Dee McNeill, Tera Ross, Michelle Geiger. Bottom Row: Donna Davidson, Noelle Risso, Tracey Schefano, Brandie Hobson, Patty O'Donnell, Kelly Uelissarios, Tammy Marr. Chorusl149

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Cn Key And Up-Beat! By Stacey Worcester New leadership and a busy schedule kept the Chorus and Vo- cal Ensemble traveling from one event to another. In December the Chorus members and the Drama students hosted the Madrigal Dinner, Dec. 9-l l. January brought a Broadway Revue. The year ended with the Variety Show in June. Kim Davis was especially active, making state finals. In February and March the Chorus went to Countryside High School for the District Festivals. The next step after districts was a trip to Gainsville for State Finals. The Chorus had a new teacher, Mrs. Kendall Kline. Since she ar- rived, Mrs. Kline started a new 18 member Girls Show Choir. Mrs. Kline said that she wanted to build a bigger program. al want to try to create a choral family, she says. Vocal Ensemble. Top Row: Pete Narvaez, Greg Kennard, Jeff Olsen, Galen Kirnes, Ian Anthony, Mardi Kirnes, Jassen Jenkins. Bottom Row: Suzanne Messenger, Laura Hester, Tonya Threadcraft, Becky Clark, Diana Woods, Kim Davis. Becky Clark checks attendance for a special rehearsal. 148lChorus

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Recognizingi I Talent By Bill Whalen Displaying a real talent foriper- forming is what the Drama Club did best. These students did not often receive the recognition they deserved for devoting the time it took to mount a production. They had to make the costumes they needed in order to put on well- staged performances. The Drama Club was for any students who wanted to get in- volved with acting or stage pro- duction. Students studied and trained for the play The Match Maker. Athletics was not the only com- petition at our school. In Febru- ary the Drama Club attended dis- trict conference at Lakewood High School. In April, they also attended Dunedin High School at the district level. Later they at- tended the state competition at the University of Florida. The dedication and involve- ment of Mrs. Webster as well as the students was the key to a suc- cessful year. They deserved a standing ovation! Doug Sigouin, Ken Madden and Brit Kohlschreiber display the more gruesome side of theatrical props. R