Wawasee High School - Legend Yearbook (Syracuse, IN)

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Excitement was the word for the Fourth Wall Productions. In the fall the community was entertained by a drama Flowers for Algernon. It was Mr. Zerkel's first attempt at directing a seriou play and it went over splendidly. The highlight of the year was the school’s first musical. The Music Man combined the talents of the orchestra, choir and drama students. The audiences received fantastic performances and rewarded the students with two standing ovations and full houses both nights. Starting below clockwise: Shelly Dahlstrom and Tracy Bartow sang the tune Iowa Stubborn: the dancers did a two- step to Marian the Librarian; Liz Davenport led the townspeople in singing Columbia. Gem of the Ocean; Cap Pryor asked Kay Rowe. Have a marshmallow? 17

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Starting above clockwise: Randy Clayton asked Larry Allen, All right sir? while Tim Bushong looked sullenly on; Harold, this isn’t the time, shouted Mike Silveus to Cap Pryor: the cast of FLOWERS FOR ALGERNON. The Fourth Wall explores the world of drama and music. 16

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 Looks like we got us a convo. Starting above clockwise: Kathy Replogle and Sherry Young received second place for their musical presentation of Day is Done; Joseph Brand, with the aid of Joe Gerencser, traced America's flags through their histories; Cardinal Bell Choir entertained the student body with a variety of melodies. 18