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Meyer mimics macho man Scott satirizes Joplin score The theme of the Spring Variety Show was That's Entertainment. This show offered unparalleled entertainment on the musical and comical levels. The cast members displayed ingenuity and hard work. Dan Meyer and Kevin Quinn introduced the sixteen acts. These acts consisted of an all male choir, featured soloists, “a simply grand band,” a father-son act, a punk rock band, and female impersonators. The whole show met the expectations of its given theme under the direction of drama coach Julia Pangrac and music coach Tim McGlynn. 17
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“THAT’S ENTERTAINMENT” THE SPRING PRODUCTION Mr. McGlynn assists in practice “Hard Candy Christmas” quartet
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STUDENTS SHOW CREATIVE TALENTS A painting done by Mary Statzer. A coffee table made in Industrial Arts. An excellent example of woodworking skills. The safety pin becomes modern art. As an experiment in the Spring, the TCHS choir staged and sang nine songs from the musical PIPPIN. The staging was done by senior Debbie Rentz. Ccnterstage also performed at the concert. Their program included songs from previous performances as well as a few new ones including a satire of Barry Manilow songs entitled “I Need Your Help Barry Manilow.” Three seniors were selected to be in Who’s Who in American High School Music. They were: Barb Cavenaile, Jim Clarkson, and Debbie Rentz. Debbie Rentz also was awarded the National School Chorale Award. Tim McGlynn was director of both the chorus and Centerstage. The TCHS band, directed by John Patton, gave an exceptional concert this spring. The 7th and 8th grade band held their concert at the same time. The two bands combined to do some pieces together. Four seniors, Debbie Adkisson, Denise Branch, Kim Moore, and Rosemary Ross, received the TCHS Marching Award. The TCHS Outstanding Senior Citizenship Award for band and chorus was awarded to Colleen Hartman. Colleen Hartman and Kim Ryan received the John P. Sousa Award which is voted on by the band members. Also in the spring, the Art and Industrial Arts shows were displayed. The Industrial Arts show was a collection of beautiful woodworkings showing the craftsmanship of the Industrial Arts students. The Art show included many different types of art by all students; including paintings, drawings, calligraphy, modern art, ceramics, water colors, ink scratches, and others. 18 Different types of art.
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