Paoli High School - Hillcrest Yearbook (Paoli, IN)

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Call it Dramatic Saddle-oxfords, bobby socks, and a shimmering gold jumpsuit made the 50's come alive in the PHS Drama Club production of “Bye Bye Birdie. Tony Gourley's embodiment of Elvis Presley turned the crowd into wild 50's teeny boppers as he cut loose and let his body do the talking. Together again as leading characters, Wendy Price and Lance Payton portrayed sultry Spanish Wendy Price and Lance Payton, right, sing about how their new lives together are Rosie. Tony Gourley, below, shimmers and shakes to the 50's sound. Rose and whimpy Albert Peterson in this comical story. Back from Annie was laurel Sanders as Albert's overly protective mother Mae Peterson. Mae bawled, wailed and bellowed at the top of her lungs, and even threatened to gas herself in the oven. The appreciative audience tried to keep from falling out of their seats. 10 Student Life

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 Pretending to be a favorite teacher day brought plenty of laughs, but of course it was all in fun. Donitta Richardson and Jamie Dillard, above left, know that Mrs. Wilson has a sense of humor. Hi! What's the story? sing Birdie chorus members, above, about a teen's favorite pastime, talking on the telephone. Junior Stephanie Powell, left, found her sharp dressed man, but then decided he was a little too undressed. Student Life 9

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Touching the hearts of the audience is PHS's foreign exchange student Carlos Revert as the mayor. Even though everyone laughed at his definite accent, Carlos performed excellently in his first play ever. The cast will always remember Carlos by those six famous words — Meester — Birdie — what — are — yoo — dooing? Ed Sullivan ' wails Tony Leone while the rest of the family, Renee Cornwell, Gary Spear and Amy Babcock join in to make a comical quartet. Student Life 11