Plymouth High School - Mayflower Yearbook (Plymouth, IN)

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8 ghl Singing a romantic tong lo laurey (Darla Berger 1 4 Curlev (Monty Kutkye). Beknv |udd (Andy Caine) and Curley bailie 0 er I he hand o(laurey yyhile I he g»rh tland back in awe lower lett At the thaw draws lo a dote, laurey and Curley rule oil the vtage m ihctr turret wilh the Innge on lop lO«er r.ght Singing the torg 'I Can'i Say So” it Ado Annie (Kandi Samuels) 20

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A fcest Pu h the, Dally GniuL An enjoyable break from the monotony, was how the convoca- tions were described. A different twist was added when a Polynesian dance troop was invited. A popular favorite among all of the students was the concert performed by freedom lam Also provided for student enjoy- ment were dances sponsored by var- ious clubs. The most memorable was the Basketball Homecoming dance which generated much enthusiasm. The pause from school work pro- vided needed rest from the daily grind. Top During a convocation pretented by freedom Jam, Karen (Urhtrl. trnior, and the lead vngcr tha e a tong Center: A crowd pi eater. Brian Smith, tophomore, perlormt hit rendition of the popular AC DC guitar- •tl, Angut Voung Spirit» run high at Sopho- more . Mary lane Delesu and Mind» Ninon dance to current hitt Bottom Showng a Style alt hit own. Kelly feagirr, junior, dancet w ith the utmott of eatc 19

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Cu £6f)i ig Success O-OO-Oklahoma swept through with success’ “This production dress more people than other years because of its popularity, stated lunior Brenda Gibbons. I he public ity also added to the success of the show. A banner was put up down- town and the cast put signs up on their cars to help advertise the show The individual participation was very good The characters fit their parts perfectly, staled Senior Jim Lipa. Major characters were played by the following persons: Tammy Mann—Aunt Eller, Monty Kuskve— Curley. Darla Berger—I aurey, kandi Samuels—Ado Annie. |im lipa— Will, Andy Caine—|udd. Paul Guvm —All Makum, and Scott Knepper— Carnes Fach character deserved a lot of credit and did an excellent job playmg his part There are good and bad parts of every show. The positive parts of Oklahoma greatly improved the show over previous productions Mr. Pickell held separate rehearsals for each section of the cast giving special attention to each person Another positive aspect was work- ing with the sound track. Iven though it arrived the same day as the show. the trj k greatly improved the outcome The production got off to a slow start because of the difficulty of getting everyone to rehearsals. Towards the end, everything started to (all together. left Mo d ng a gun to the no»e Ol thr Mar- KaJl (John Young) 1» laurev's father Came- (Stott Kneppef) Top Sngmg thr ton “Marty a Vevt CW «s laurrv and Ihe eni.te female cot Top right tammy Mann, por- traying Aunt t»er. runt ihe auction ol the batkett at ihe bo tonal Top left Will Par ket (|im Opal g'vet a big k.ss to Ado Annie at the fails to hit feel 21