Waterloo West High School - Wahawk Yearbook (Waterloo, IA)

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We've Got a Lot of Liyin' Heralc Paling al +he lhoughl of his Masler of Ceremonies lask, Bill Cook has blush applied by Make-up Chairman Sue Den l-larlog. VN r Becky Billings, Paula Klein, Belly Lulke, and Becky Peel give oul' fhe news of The Birlh ol lhe Blues. 22 ! E The Swing Band played lhree specials, i'Cool as a Moose, Ernancipa'rion Blues, and Exac+ly Like You, besides ac companying olher acls. SWING BAND-Firsi row-Band leac er Kenl Schulfz, Tom L. Moore, Pal Slollregen, Chuck Black Fonda Lindaman, Greg Burow, Jim Langlas, Rick Corlon 91 Adding glamour lo lhe produclion, Opening Line danced lc Gel a Lol of Livin' lo Do. OPENING LINE-Eileen Pelerson Anila Ury, Maureen Heiberger, Kalhy Plager, Jane Bergslrom,

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Crews Do Vital Jobs Behind Scenes LighTing The way To successful programs, The lighl' crew was capably headed by Mr. Edgar Ker- senbroclc. LighTing eTTecTs were imporTanT especially in The VarieTy Show. ln addiTion To lighTing sTage producTions, The lighT crew was responsible Tor T special lighTing eTTecTs and spoT lighTing Tor assem- blies. Members oT The sound crew spenT hours in The uplceep OT The sound equipmenT in The audiTorium and around The school. AnoTher imporTanT TuncTion of The sound crew was The operaTion OT The P.A. sysTem during all The aThleTic evenTs in The gym. Providing The seT Tor The diTTerenT sTage acTiv- iTies, The sTagecrafTers worked especially hard on The complicaTed VarieTy Show seT. They were also responsible Tor clearing and Talcing aparT The seT when The producTion was over. A new mounTed ex- Tension ladder which aided all crews replaced The old precarious scaTTold. MaT and bleacher crew was responsible for preparing The boys' gym Tor home aThleTic evenTs. lllli ill' STAGECRAFTERS-Firsl' row-Tim Earles, MarTin Burdick. Second row-Darwin Cunningham, Doug Mulder, Ray HO- mann. , a if Q SQUND CREW-.ML Wesley Sodergren, John Campbell, Don Young. STeve Geiger, KeiTh Young, Dick Hinson. Above-MAT AND BLEACHER CREW-Roger Keeler, Erick Moe, Reggie Fox. l . i:i:.iLNl2HT CREW-lboTTom To Topl Mr. Edgar Kersenbroclc, lleTTl Dave Thomas, Paul l-lellenschmidT, JeTT Thomas, Dave Langlas, Allen Tl'!Om6S-

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6 Variety Show, Reigning Rhythm ck T-linson. Second row-John PonTious, Qlohn Brecunier, ck AllensTein, Mike Bachman, Dennis HabersTich, Jerry rier, Sheri FolleTTe, Ann GueTzlaTT, JeTT Benson. Third row- arlow Gray, Bob Mason Joe T-loxie Mike McMullin, Sam Reigning RhyThm, I967's VarieTy Show, Tilled The eve- nings oT April I3, I4, and I5 wiTh Teens, Tunes, dances, and humor. Over 480 sTudenTs worked Tor six weeks To perTecT Their TalenTs Tor sell-ouT crowds who aTTended The shows. Bill Cook was MasTer oT Ceremonies Tor The TwenTy-six- acT show. KenT ShulTz, as Swing Band Leader, kepT The Tempo oT The show sTeady. l-lighlighTs included a Boy's Cancan and Dominique, a solo by Marie MarTinod, WesT's French Exchange STudenT. Music numbers TeaTured The Swing Chorus, Male Cho- rus, Senior Girls' Trio singing PuTT, The Magic Dragon, Jun- ior Girls' QuarTeT wiTh, BirTh oT The Blues, and Down By The Riverside, by The Senior Boys' QuarTeT. The Swing Band played numbers TeaTuring solos by membersand accom- panied The dance lines. The Girls' Cancan ended The show wiTh an Houlalal Crews managed The sTage seT, designed by Suzanne Byrd, and painTed by The arT classes. The Sound Crew worked wiTh FarnsworTh ElecTronics on The public address sysTem. The LighT Crew worked wiTh audiTorium, sTage, and special lighTing eTTecTs. Make-up crew, cosTume commiTTee, ushers, co-ordinaTors, and choreographers were also essenTial in creaTing a proTessional appearing show. Linda Weissman suggesTed The Tirle Reigning RhyThm, lc F T d ' d Th ro ram cover. olden, Jim Winninger, Do'n PaTTerson.' and Bec Y OS er eslgne e p Q onnie Cray, Pam Singer, Sandy ReinTs, Eunice Jensen, Jo Sid- ens, Karol Yeager, Debbie McDougall, Glenda BenTley. SENIOR BOYS' OUARTET, Ron Manbeck, Rick Lowcock, STeve Kirk, and Clark l-iamrnelman sing abouT Their sTroll Down By The Riverside. 23