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Talented performers jam to the populair tunes of the Profile Band, phoio fay Waiiers With enthusiasm and feeling, Clifton Hill, senior, sings at the Afro- American Snow, phoio by ivaiiers 24 — Afro-American Show
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Listening intentively, Grandpa, alias Scott Morris, starts to fall asleep as Kolenkhov. (Frank Vat are ya tanring about? says Frank Makridakis) explains Ifte art of Russian dancing. Makridakis who portrays Boris Kolenkhov, a Rus- pholo by Hollers ■H S an dance instructor. photo by Watten Senior Play Cast Members: Front Row— |. Freels: Laker. L. Norman, V. Kear: Fourth Row— j. Porter. 'Second Row— C. Nunez, T. Alberlsson. D. Nelson. C. Ames. P. Newton. S. Tingle. R. Hewett. C. M. Payne, F. Makridakis, B. Brewer; Third Sanderson. photo by Uesner Row— D. Rapp, S. Morris, E. Zimmerman, S. Putting on his face, Lori Stephens paints on Ken Perkins make-up as they prepare for the senior play Vou Can't Tolce It U ith 'ou. photo b u ottc n Senior Plav— 23
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Page 29 text:
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Ebony, Christie and . . The Seven FeJIas maintained the reputation of a well-constructed and entertaining presentation established by its predecessors. A fine cast of characters taken from the Afro- American club worked hard to perform a show full of drama and excitement. One could fee! the camraderie of the cast members. Kim Barnett, senior, said, The talent show was a very enlighten- ing experience. There was a lot to learn as far as blocking and acting was con- cerned. It was also a good time for everyone to get to know each other. Four months of grueling, long prac- tices were dedicated to maintaining perfection and excellence. Senior, Traci ''''I'l felt that p- f'viu'i-it no's unve thr the Seven Fellas Afro-American Club guidelines tor future shows. The 1984 talent show h ' many memorable performanc Yvonne Tucker, a 1984 graduate, Sc with much feeling when she sang 1 aui loved. Five ghouls performed an erie dance to Michael Jackson's ■'Thriller. The most memborable of all the perfor- mances was the double wedding of Ebony to Prince CUfton, and Christie to Prince Timothy. The Afro-American club talent show gave students a chance to express their thoughts and inner talents. The purpose was to teach them to cooperate, share ideas, and execute the task of creating an entertaining show with Ebony. Christif and Sporting her fancv hat — sophomore, struts her stuff b Molten Afro-American Show — 25
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