South High School - Wildcat Yearbook (Springfield, OH)

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HHPPV THLH by Lesley Garrett Happy, Happy Talk was heard throughout the auditorium of South High School as the play South Pacific opened on a balmy April evening. The show ran for two consecutive week-ends with each performance being enjoyed by large audiences. From the opening strains of the overture ployed by the 5HS Orchestra to the finale with the whole cast on stage, the auditorium was filled with joyful moments of har- monious music. Lisa Vincent os Nellie Forbush dazzled the au- dience with her energetic por- trayal of o WAVE in the South Pacific, and she surprised the trumpet section of the orchestra by washing that man right out of her hair and shaking the water from her onstage shower into the brass. Opposite Lisa was Jerome Taylor who added his style and lovely voice to the parr of Emile deBeque. However, the teal scene stealet was Terry Phillips who performed the belly dance for his shipmates who agreed There Is Nothing Like a Dome. Add to these leads, the talent of Mia Toles as Bloody Mary and an outstanding cast and crew, and it was no wonder that each perfor- mance ended with a standing ovation. 1, The cosr takes o bow. 2. Mio Toles tries to sell her shrunken head ond her grass skirt. 3. The male members of the cost discuss girls. 4. Marry Zimmerman, Mike Dellapino, ond Brock Woods discuss rhe plan of ocrion. 5. Marry Zimmerman, Mia Toles. and Cheri Lawson discuss Happy Talk. 6. Terry Phillips shakes his coconurs. 7. Lisa Vin- cent. 8. Jerome Taylor. 9. Morry Zimmer- man. 10. Mia Toles. 62

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We the Members of THE LDVRL DRDER DF mDD5E B3E Wish Each of You All rhe Luck in rhe World. GOOD LUCK CLASS OF S3 SOUTH PACIFIC 63