Sacred Heart Griffin High School - Dominicus Yearbook (Springfield, IL)

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Stage Techs Left Side: Kelly Noonan, Gia Petrilli, Kathy Ketchum, Tom Although not many people noticed them, the stage techs were a key fac- tor in the success of Sacred Heart's stage performances. Most of the stage techs are from Sr. Virginia Dever's Performing Arts class, but there are a few who are not. The stage techs worked long and hard to practice for shows such as the productions of Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs , Up the Down Stair- case , the Glee Club's and Chorus' Christmas and Spring Show, the SHA Talent Show, and other performances. The stage techs worked the micro- phone board, the lighting board, the spotlight, and other jobs connected with backstage. At first, only sophomores and upper- classmen were stage techs. Then, in the spring, some freshmen were trained to work the backstage equip- ment. The stage techs not only must know how to work the equipment, they must also know the right place and the right time to use the lights and other effects. Sullivan, and Greg Schaaf. Right Side: Erin O'Brien, Patrice Schinneer, Laura Drama Qluh N Lowry. Janet Lewis. Jafikie O'Brien, Vickyflohnson, and Karen Oswald. Hiler, Eileen , ary- DlPPER'S PROPERTY

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:mini ur mi ami ,.., - ,,.,-N ,., - . ..-A.,..-f -vs: i JAZZ BAND hearing the first practice of the ., -- IQZQZ-+79 Griffin Jazz Band, you would never? know music was being attempt- . eQd2iBeing as that the twenty-two young V' ' musicians had never performed to- 1 gether previously, it was surprising to hear them just a few short weeks later. ' From the slow melodious songs of Billy Joel to the swinging tempos of Art Dietrich, the band soon lost all appre- hension and really began to play what J, ' they felt. Conducting the group for the first time was Dennis Beiermann, head of the music department. By the time the concerts and performances were over, the band had progressed into a true musical group. Perhaps the best defini- tion of Griffin's Jazzband was the say- ing on posters seen all over Griffin: Jazz is alive and well in this school! l , ,rf G.H.S. Band do their stuff. A few guys in the band give it their best blow' U . ' -T fir ' i -'l l i . 2 l Q l . l l Mr. Beiermann after a fine performance. E

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DOUBLE DDU DLE I0 LIHI I OIIBLE Science Club President, Jane Willey points out that if Diane Polud- niak, Anna Marie Dorr, and Betsy Cronin can be in the club, you can too. J ,. ,i ti, Science Club Row 1: Kathy Ruemmele, Katy Albright, Kelly Forsyth, Vicki Dhabalt, Jennifer Johnson, Maureen Callahan, Julie Young, Dawn Boston, Becky Orr, Jane Willey, Anna Marie Dorr, Debbie Patterson, Julie Thompson, Jane Roth, Susan de Carvallo, Mary Brown, Linda Drone. Row 2: Jackie Stewart, Margaret Lanphier, Sharon Gorman, Sue Hicks, Cathy Gorman, Sue Roberts, Lisa Chamberlain, Lu Ann Bringle, Diane Thompson, Kathy Hurley, Barb Horney, Alice Hogan, Meg Andrew, Kathy Cappellin, Lori Miller. Row 3: Betsy Cronin, Maria Kelly, Laura Carmody, Michele Brahler, Laurie Graham, Mary Kay Armitage, Kathy Sutton, Suzanne Meyer, Kristi Seitz, Susan Pokorney. Susan Raush, Diane Poludniak, Patty DiGiroIamo, Kathleen Konzelmann, Erin Sartain.