South High School - Southerner Yearbook (Salt Lake City, UT)

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liver dO6SH,t come off easy Although much of the success of the musical can be contributed to fine di- rection, and excellent performances by the stars, Oliver could not have been presented without the hard work of the so-called minor people in the back- ground. Dancers rose at 6:30 to learn difficult dance steps, singers stayed late to practice chorus numbers, home ec. students sewed for hours on costumes and everyone involved contributed several months of their time and effort to create a successful show.

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I, While ww airing to dance, Shelly Hilton stretches her leg muscles on the stage. 2. Coach Kirk demonstrates the finer points of straugiing women, 3. Cory Burt relaxes as he memorizes his lines for Oliver, 4. Enjoying a snack bvtweeii scenes, Nyman Brooks escapes the noise and ex- citement of play practice. 5. Cory Burt and Bar- bara Keari act out a scene for Oliver. 6. Nymau Brooks portrays his character as Barbara Keari looks UU. ,jd 4-pf' mf QW? 'gl -N be f?ffs+',? 2.,

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Expressions, an evening designed to give students the opportunity to dis- play their talents in a wide range of areas, involved not just the student- body, but parents and members of the community as well. Groups, such as Dance Club, Bel Canto, AlCappella, Stage Band, Con- cert Band, and drama classes, gave short and varied performances. Art and vocational projects were exhibited in the library, where many items were for sale to the public. Cooking demonstra- tions were held, and the food classes provided plenty of refreshments for everyone. Q3 30