Reedsburg High School - Gleaner Yearbook (Reedsburg, WI)

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20 The 1976 JUNIOR PROM COUR T by couples (ABOVE), was (LEFT TO RIGHT) Mike Fearing and Carol Koe- necke, Clark Thompson and Julie Johanson, Jerry Cra- er and Cathy Geffert, Dean Repka and Darlene Ham- mer, Thad Horkan and Laurie Wells, Paul Hanusa and Beth Ouellette, King John Bradley and Queen Tammy Daugs, crownbearers Nicole Oullette and Jeff Henke, Rita Montgomery and Bil I Conlin, Tierney Meister and Jim Paquin, Pat Garvey and Bob Nagel, Julie Kling- enmeyer and Keith Krueger, and Mary Kraemer and Ray Klecker. BILL CONLIN (ABOVE) connects a streamer to a central hoop at the ceiling of the gym- nasium in preparation for prom night; (TOP RIGHT) CAROL KOENECKE, MICHELLE HINRICHS,and TRISH BOLT connect them to the bleachers; SUE HARDER and TIERNEY MEISTER (MIDDLE RIGHT)stuff the picture frame with tissue.

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... His death and life Nothing quite like it had ever been tried on the stage at Webb High—and nothing went over quite in the same way that THE DEATH AND LIFE OF SNEAKY FITCH did when it was presented as the school's spring production last year. With the guidance of DIRECTOR MARSHA DAVIS, the cast of 28 (which had been honed from about 60 auditioners) did a job on the Western farcical tragedy that went over ravingly with audiences both Friday and Saturday nights. May 7 and 8. JENNIE ARNDT student-directed. While DAVE HANKINS held the lead role of the singer in his first stage role, SHELLY SCOTT as Maroon and DALE BUSS as Sneaky were also principals. “Sneaky “Fitch... iaoi i i2ii mi One of the unscripted, but most popular highlights of Webb's v ersi on of The Death and Life of Sneaky Fitch was a SQUARE DANCE NUMBER in the second act, coreographed by KARYN WILTROUT. Members of that DANCE TEAM (ABOVE), by couples (LEFT TO RIGHT), were Carol Koeneckeand Doug Groy, Tracey Arndt and Bryan Marshall, Barb Bentley and Kurt Grote, and Kay Jackson and Scott Skinner. The people working principally behind the scenes— those who really made Sneaky Fitch click—with their leads (TOP) are director MARSHA DAVIS (LEFT FRONT) and student director JENNIE ARNDT (RIGHT FRONT). The leads stand behind. 19

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Sumor y roitt 1976 Pastels decorate As usual, the junior prom was running late... However, ad- hering just as firmly to tradition, the junior Class of 1977 came through in the final hours to pull off a successful prom: STAIR- WAY TO HEAVEN. Under the guidance of class president TAMMY DAUGS, who also turned out to be the Queen (JOHN BRADLEY was the King), dozens of juniors labored several evenings the week before the big event, constructing a false ceiling of streamers radiating to central hoop, painting three murals, and making a blue and white arch for a picture frame. By the evening of April 24, the gym was ready. QUEEN TAMMY DAUGS is escorted to the top of the juniors' tiered centerpiece by KINGJOHN BRADLEY: ANN STOLTE and JULIE NOVYwork; couples dance (ABOVE) after the Grand March. i 21