Wasson High School - Wahian Yearbook (Colorado Springs, CO)

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FRONT ROW: Pat Caulder, Charlotte Perry, Nancy Vanaman, Sandy Vineyard, Carol Schumm. Everlyn Fransen, Pat Manga- Mary Castaneda, Sandra Schoncman, Jan Geiger, Jean Haas. nello, Lynn Feldhauser, Julie Tanquary, Lee Worley, Merrie Kathy Danskin, Delanie McDaniel, Pat Wooten. ROW TWO: Calhoun. Highlight of the Year, 'Dubble Trubble' FRONT ROW: Louise Sutton, Martha Harris, Helen Williams, Karen Aianiva, Jennie Pettigrew, Linda Ricketts, Mary Kay Terwilliger, Linda Lucas, Pam Girard, Janice Pierce. ROW TWO: Gwynneth Taylor, Arleen Joyal, Gwenda Durall, Karen Furda, Vicki Potter, Pamela Warner, Sue Beyer, Candy Ehmka, Ruth Reil, Susan Jones. ROW THREE: Terry Williams, Jane Meyer, Lis Yancey, Nancy Meyer, Cathy Mattson, Susie Sween, Claudia Taylor, Edwina Bigler, Janet Hunt, Janel Karper, Suzanne Powers, Sharron Howard, Gretchen Borst. ROW FOUR: Mark Horn, Marc Thompson, Ronald Louis Hardy, Jim McKinnon, Phyllis Stanley, Roberta Joyal, Twyla Williams, Sandy Lavalleur, Mary Ann Miller, Charles Kennedy Phillip Paris, Michael Thompson, ROW FIVE: Jerry Bush, Jeff Gordinier, Tim Ives, David Remington, Charlie Watts, Butch Sim- mons, Mike Daughtery, Frederick Martens, Randy Stanley, Steve Ochs, James Grove, Mike Downing, Mr. John Bearzi.

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C27 FRONT ROW: Candie Thompson, Ricky Konshak, Mary Jane Fletcher, Pamela-Gene Drew, Jean Worthington, Jeanette Buss, Devore, Karen phimps, RQW THREE: Tgrry Becker, Nancy Sonnenberg, Mary Frances McGlothlin, Peggy Taylor, Lyn Miller, Anita Mackey, Mary Anne Davitt, Lynn Hicks, Velma Pam Degn, Pat Perry, Carolyn Kellogg, Linda Murphy, Linda Brightman. ROW TWO: Eve Hoff, Nancy Gustafson, Cheryl Holland. Songsters and Girls' Choir Participate in Drama MR. BEARZI TRIES to instruct the choir in each facet of music. Appearing in the school musical, Dubble Trubble, singing in the Yuletide Chorale, and giving various per- formances for the student body and the public were the major activities of the Girls' Choir and the Sophomore Mixed Choir. Both organizations were under the direction of Mr. John Bearzi. The 46 members of the Girls' Concert Choir were taken from all three classes. One of their major per- formances was Wasson's annual Spring Concert. Another highlight was the purchase of 100 new arrangements for the choir by the Vocal Music Department. These were sacred, folk, and popular music, including Broadway show tunes. The officers were Kathy Danskin, chairman, Mary Ann Davitt, vice-chairmang Pat Caulder and Nancy Sonn- enberg, co-treasurers, Terry Becker and Sandy Vineyard, co-secretaries, and Cheryl Miller and Eve Hoff, librar- ians. The accompanists were Julie Tanquary and Everlyn Fransen. An innovation in the Vocal Music Department, the 63- voice Sophomore Mixed Choir voted to call themselves the Songsters. They were a versatile group, performing sacred as well as secular music. The choir was formed as an intermediate group between the preparatory choir and the Choristers. Special performances included sophomore assemblies and programs at the junior high schools which send students to Wasson.

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THIS FUN-FILLED quartet, composed of Dave Bernard, Richard Wraith, Gary Williams and Doug Brenneman, specialized in solving other people's problems. DANCERS WES WILLIAMSON, Dodie Foland, and Judy Keeton added to the pace of the show with their interpretations. College Life and Love Spark 'Dubble Trubble' Life and love at Kenwood College were the bases for Mr. Charles A. Meeker's musical, Dubble Trubblef' Lively pace and colorful costuming carried the action of the contemporary comedy. Problems arise when Mortine, the choral director, and Joanne, the dramatics teacher, schedule programs for the same night in the auditorium. Joanne's father, the college president, cancels Mortine's concert, only to learn that Bob, the student body president, has made arrangements for the local chamber of commerce to sponsor a special telecast of the event. Dr. Calvert is forced to cancel J oanne's play, and Joanne is asked to write a review of the concert. Betty Lou, Joanne's assistant, changes the article, and the printed story thoroughly pans the concert. Betty Lou is expelled, Mortine's and Dr. Calvert's jobs are threatened, and romance is interrupted before the troubles are resolved in a post-graduation double wedding. Cast Joanne . . . . Karen Lind, Suzanne Speed Mortine . ..... Tom Green, Steve Young Betty Lou . . Kathleen McVehil, DuAnn Rutherford Rosie . . ......... Kathy King Bertha . . Susie Graham Harry , , . . Dave Bernard Art . . Doug Brenneman Slug . . . . . Gary Williams Georgie . . . Richard Wraith Dr. Calvert . . . Dick Wederquist Miss Pettingale . . . Mary Shaw Barb . . . ..... Connie Durkee Patsy .... ....... K ay Smith Featured Dancers . . Wes Williamson, Dodie Foland, Judy Keeton