Osceola High School - Everglade Yearbook (Seminole, FL)

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I A Drama Club I Drama Club, Top Row: Suzanne Messenger, Jeff Olsen, Doug Sigouin, Ken Madden, Elizabeth Heimberg, Matt McKillop, Alvin Brown, Brian Green, Doug Chambers Third Row: Ryan Scott, Jennifer Parish, Jenna Harmas, Dawn Anderson, Kristen Birchard, Jennifer Mevoli, Ed Beverage, Joey Lahav, Sarn Thalgi, Brandie Hobson, Eve Cline Second Row: Alicon Divita, Brian Shea, Maureen Smith, Janelle Justice, Christine Brockwell, Sonja Goodwin, Kim Kopkau, Jennifer Ulsbereger, Tyme An Davis, Kelly Hoover Bottom Row: Bryant Gills, Keith Johnson, Jesse Larson, Brit Kohlschreiber, Becky Clark, Michelle Dinwiddie, Britt Playing the Part as the aDark Knightn, Cullen, Mindy Gibson, Jane Avery Alvin Brown emotes r . Hgh . - 5 Drama Club officers: Doug Sigouin, Suzanne Messenger, Becky Mrs. Webster helps Jennifer Parish, Alicon Divita and Suzanne Clark, Janelle Justice, Brian Shea. Messenger create stain glass for the Madrigal Dinner. 151

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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

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Key To Success By: Rickey Ladd Changing and reshaping stu- dent life is the responsibility of the Student Council. They are the force behind Prom, Homecoming and other special events. Home- coming alone took over 60 hours of organization and the Junior Class spent much of the year or- ganizing the prom in the spring. Student Council was an organi- zation of students working for the students and achieving results beneficial to the entire student body. President Kathy said, Stu- dent Council is the political sector of our schoolf, One of the main goals of the Student Council was the promo- tion of school spirit. Voris said, I would like to see more people in- volved with Student Councilf, Another goal of Student Coun- cil was the establishment of a sense of pride in the Osceola tra- ditions. The Student Council was the backbone of activity and they always had the wheels turning to put some new plan or procedure into action. Secretary of Seniors Suzanne Mes- senger H M., ummm, Xf--H-- W'e 't ' - W.uWm.f,tm.,..-,. :Wues-,.e..,.....-neva! 1' Mmm,.n.,..1.,s,.mgm,z.s1s---- f- - . , , Q Q W-.ssh President Kathy Voris discusses the January, District Rally. i 152!Student Council