Worthington High School - Cardinal Yearbook (Worthington, OH)

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Senior Dinner 35

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Hi i U i I ii m i Hi i ii i I ii 111 Hi i ii i I ii 111 Hi i ii i I ii 111 Hi i ii i I ii 111 There were only 85 days lefi and the class of 1985 was celebratingl The cafeteria was full of eager seniors beginning to countdown those last few days of high school. The seniors enjoyed all the Anthony’s pizza they could eat and listened to music pro- vided by Brian Lucy. Fun. food and laughs were in abundance and pictures will capture the evening forever. By Rosemary Dop Top I. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. nine girls. Middle left- Can we have a double, dou- ble. cheese, cheese pizza, pizza. PLEASE ?l” Middle right: Lee SUPEREIY” Monagan in action. Bottom left: Smiling Suzy serves salad. Bottom right: Who? Michael Jackson? Opposite top lefti Tracy Hummer. Vanessa Hastings. Gretchen Snediker. and Betsy Patchen have a coke and a smile. Opposite middle left: These girls are ready to partyII Opposite bottom left: What buddies! Opposite top righti Yes. Chip Coman. she’s looking at you! Opposite bottom right Jenny Goldsmith and Susan Keown whisper sweet nothings in each other's ears. 34 Semor Dinner

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 The WHS auditorum was filled with music on March 7, 8.15.16 — music from Fiddler on the Roof. Over 50 students were in- - volved in this year’s musical in- cluding actors, musicians, and technicians. Susan Bunte lead the m musicians as the soloist on the violin, while Jill Earhart lead the “ cast in the role of the fiddler. w David Alexander played the role of Tevye and Diane Boring was Golde. Jenny Jackson. Rachael Harris. Christa Richardson. Ka- ren Brown, and Mary Beth Scot played the five daughters. Pam 2 Chapman was the matchmaker v who helped Jack Plotnick (Motel. w the Tailor) and Fritz Wiese (Per- chik. the student) find the per- feet match. The rest of the cast consisted of townsmen, rela- W tives. mamas, papas, daughters. and sons. The musical was chor- eographed by Bronwyn Hopton. dramatically directed by Elaine Hottenroth. and musically direct- ed by Joel Haney. James Scow- den was the technical director. and with the help of many stu- dent volunteers, the 1985 spring musical was entertaining and successful. w By Rosemary Dop Top: Dave Alexander as Tevye motions fiddler Jill Earnhart to follow him in his travels. Middle: The townspeople of Anatevka gather to ponder their traditions. Bottom Dave Alexander gathers his fam- — ily for the sabbath prayer. Opposite top left Brent Reese as Eyedka. w and Christa Richardson as Chava. declare their love for one another. n Opposite bottom left Perchik. Fritz Wiese, teaches Hodel. Rachael Harris, and her sisters lessons from the Bible. Opposite top right: Frumasara. Liz Hae 4B ele. and Grandma Hodel. Sara Johnson, haunt the dreams of Tevye and Golde. Opposite middle right: Krista Richardson. Rachel Harris and Jenny Jackson sing about their perfect husbands. Opposite bottom right: The hard-working and industrious orchestra and crew pose for their well deserved picture. - 26 Operetta