Sonora High School - Bronco Yearbook (Sonora, TX)

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THERE ' S NOTHING LIKE SHOWTIME SHOW STOPPERS Everyone enjoys a good show. Bronco fans are proud of the talent that SHS produces. It is not limited to sports or to band. A growing interest in theater and the arts resulted this fall in the foundation of the Sonora Community Arts and Theater organization. Their first production was Annie Get Your Gun, which played to enthusiastic audiences for four performances. Dr. David Owensby videotaped this and other Show Stoppers during the year to make a promotional film on Sonora. Left: Marche Lane and David Creek are the show stoppers in the community SCAT pro- duction of Annie Get Your Gun. OPPOSITE Top: Adding to the half time excitement, the band plays their show stopper To Life. Twirlers and flags do a Rus sian dance with Armando Martinez playing the trumpet solo. OPPOSITE Lower: This little show stopper is not a wood- land elf, it is Donna Short with a bad case of the frizzles. Frank, that ' s the best thing you ' ve ever done, but if you hadn ' t done it, I ' d a shot you in the belly button. 13

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It ' s beginning to look a lot like CHRISTMAS . . . Christmas season was busy and jolly. The beautiful door decora- tions brought many lookers to the junior high. The Industrial Arts Club served their annual Mexican buffet to the teachers. The bands and choruses gave Christmas con- certs. The fifth grade presented a Christmas program. The eighth grade homemaking class had a reception for teachers. And we had two whole weeks of vacation. At the eighth grade homemaking class ' s reception for teachers, Sherry Ellison and Gina Black serve Mrs. Dede Doran. The choir wore their new robes for the first time at the Christmas concert. Here, Debbie Kemp sings The Little Drummer Boy. 14 Mike McBride and Debra Moseley proudly show Mrs. Polocek ' s room ' s Christmas door.