Pioneer High School - Conestoga Yearbook (Royal Center, IN)

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Musical Hello Dolly a Members of the Hello Dolly cast are: (Row 1) A. Sallee, P. Simons, S. Clark, S. Cosgray, S. Craw, J. Anderson, C. Hatton, S. Kiser, M. McClain, R. Caudle, D. Gallaher, R. Houston, and J. Powlen. (Row 2) Mrs. Gumz, Miss Cahalan, T. Patty, T. Timmons, G. James, T. Ray, D. Musall, N. Kraay, A. Taylor, J. Keiser, S. Loper, T. Drye, L. Houston, S. Todd, A. Bonnell, E. Moss, T. Jessop, and M. Obenchain. (Row 3) S. Williams, T. Heckard, T. Graves, D. Lank, D. Newell, M. Fox, P. Caudle, T. Dearinger, K. Arthington, S. St. John, T. Myers, G. Houston, C. Rynerson, S. McClain, K. Remley, P. Sheetz, N. James, and D. Raderstorf. b Ernestina Money (M. Obenchain) and her partner participate in a polka contest. c The townspeople stroll down 14th Street in their Sunday clothes, d Dolly (A. Taylor) teaches Barnaby (R. Caudle) and Minnie Fay (K. Gallaher) how to dance. e Cornelius (S. Cosgray) tells Mrs. Molloy (S. Clark) that the most elegant way to travel is to walk, but the horse (A. Sallee and P. Simons) doesn't seem to agree.

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The Pioneer High School students presented the musical Hello Dolly'' on April 21st and 22nd. Both nights were sold out and received standing ovations. A performance was also given April 19th for a special audience including people from Longcliff, the Cass County Home, the Cass County Children's Home, and Chase Manor. Hard work, long hours, and skillful casting by co-directors Patty Jo Cahalan and Carol Jo Gumz contributed to the success of the musical. Mrs. Bonsett directed the exquisite artwork, and Mr. Stimmel directed the clever construction and manipulation of props. Mrs. Rusk donated her time and sewing talents while Mrs. Courtice handled the ticket sales. Mrs. Bryant helped with the make-up and organization backstage. d a Dolly (A. Taylor) tries to match-make T. Myers and S. McClain. b A policeman places Horace Vandergelder (J. Keiser) under arrest, c Horace Vandergelder, Cornelius (S. Cosgray), Barnaby (R. Caudle), and customers sing It Takes a Woman. d Dolly shows the audience the Judge's (G. Houston) beacon. e Horace Vandergelder refuses to let his niece Ermengarde (J. Powlen) marry an artist, f Dolly leads the waiters in a soft shoe dance.

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 Just You and Me a The servers are: (Left to Right) J. McLeland, J. Daily, M. Farris, A. Kiser, D. McWherter, T. Roth, T. Bogue, B. Small, S. Koons, P. Loepher, S. Clark, and J. Smith, b King and queen are: B. Berry and S. Haselby. c Duke and Duchess are: D. Musall and R. Lower. d Who said slow dancing wasn't in style? e K. Slentz, M. Boucher, and T. Wilson rest in between dances. f Mr. and Mrs. Slentz share a special moment. g Save that seat! h Ron Russell and Cheryl Ayers act like they're having a good time. i D. Boucher and date smile at the camera. j Name of the boat.