Whiteland High School - Warrior Yearbook (Whiteland, IN)

Page 15 text:

Fall drama was successfully done Around November, the Dramatics Club planned to put on another production. Tin's time they chose a good one, “The Miracle Worker.” Co-directed by Mrs. Duke and Mrs. Sanders, the production was a big success. “The Miracle Worker” is based on the first few years of Annie Sullivan’s life teaching Helen Keller. The cast did a fine job, bringing both tears and smiles to their audience. II F. Helen (Debbie Face) discovers dial letters do make words with the help of Annie (Rae Anne Keg- Icy) and some water. C. Kate (Susan Spahr) sews eyes on Helen’s doll as Aunt E (Debbie Nichols) looks on. II. Dinner at the Keller household is disrupted hy Helen and Annie. . In a fit of anger, Helen drenches Annie with a pitcher of water. I OPENING 11

Page 14 text:

Talent Show brings smiles, praises to our people A. Father Abraham and his Seven Sons performed an auditorium shaking act. Seniors Carolyn Ross, Ruby Miller, Vicky Rarcntinc, Gayle Rainey. Jill Ellis, Vicki Oiroud. Pam Doyle, and Jodi Johnson played father and sons. R. The '“jitterbug” days were brought hack to life b Debbie Paee and Chris Thompkins. C. Genesis sang their praises to God in the song Hallelujah.” D. Bengt Hansson and Kim Thomas sing The Way That He Loves.” E. Tom Downey and his friend. Dale, enjoyed their time talking to the audience. 10 OPENING

Page 16 text:

Oklahoma comes to Whiteland in musical form Tin's winter the music and dramatic parts of the school got together to put on a musical. They couldn’t have chosen a bet- ter one when they decided on “Oklahoma.” The cast, lead bv Lisa Hicks and Mike Burvanek, put on a fine performance. The music provided by the band, the singing, and the choreography blended together smoothly to make “Oklahoma” one of the most successful musicals ever. A 12 OPENINC