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4 9 e rs inS up
b y P e te r H u g
H e n le y d e s c i b e s " P ip p in "
a s
T h is y e a r 's E I-IL H o n o r s B a n d
th e
sym phonic
B ~&a n d - th e
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ty p e
o f th e a te r.
p re s e n te d
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a contem porary m usical that
D eer Park
H ig h
S c h o o l, la s t S u n -
A m ong
th e
w o rk s
th a t
th e
w ill be a great challenge and one
d a y .
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th re e
b a n d s ,
a
ju n io r
h ig h
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band, and tw o high school bands:
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The cast for Pow-W ow '82 was
s e le c te d b y
M r. H a n k H e n le y , d i-
rector and producer of Pow-W ow
1982, last M onday.
Seniors M ike
G ruber and Joni Stubbs, both re-
tu rn in g
fo r
th e ir
fo u rth
B ow !
W ow, portray
the lead
parts of
P ip p in a n d C a th e rin e .
T h is
y e a r 's
P o w -W o w ,
" P ip -
p in ,"
is a
contem porary
m usical
i nw h ic h P ip p in , th e s o n o f C h a r-
le rn a g n e , trie s to fo llo w in h is fa -
th e r's
footsteps in an attem pt to
h a v e
a
c o m p le te ly
fulfilled life.
P ip p int r i ~ sm a n y a rtific ia l th in g s
i ns o c ie ty , b u t s till u n fu lfd le d , h e
realizes that he can only find true
h a p p in e s s
i n
a sim ple, dom estic
life w ith C a th e rin e , a w id o w w h o
lo v e s h im .
O th e r m a in c h a ra c te rs in c lu d e
Todd C ox as The Leading Player;
Charlem agne, portrayed
b y
G us
G o rd o n ;
F a s tra d a , P ip p in 's s te p -
m other, played by K athy Conlon;
a n d
B e rth e ,
p la y e d
b y
B ecky
M a tto x .
T he
m u s ic f o r " P ip p in "
is a
m ix tu re o f se v e ra l s ty le s in c lu d in g
ro c k ,
tra d itio n a l
B roadw ay
a n d
ja z z p ia n o .
S te v ie
Rivers returns for her
th ird
y e a r
a s
choreographer for
th is
m id -7 0 's
m u s ic a l.
I n
a d d i-
tio n , M r. S te v e S trid e rw iU
s e rv e
a s
te c h n ic a l
d ire c to r
a lo n g
w ith
M rs. Shannon as art director and
M iss
M ary
B erw anger
a s
dram a
d ire c to r.
lik e
"W ho
d e y
th in k g o n n a
d e m
B e n g a ls ."
A
year ago,
q u e s tio n
w as
"W ho
d e y
t
th e y 're
g o n n a
g e t
c lo b b e re d
n e x t."
B o th
te a m s
d e s e rv e
c r
th o u g h -
S a ri Francisco poste
S e n io rS e a rc h a p p lic a tio n sn o w
S e v e n th
b y
J o h n
P h ilip
S o u s a .
T he
S y m p h o n ic
b a n d
p la y e d
T h re e
P a le s trin a
C h o ra le s
a r-
ra n g e d
b y
G ardner
a n d
T he
C h o ra le
a n d
S h a k e r
D ance
b y
John P. Z d e c h lik .
T he
c o n d u c to r
o f
th e
Sym -
p h o n ic
B and
w as
D r.
W illiam
R ost. R ost is a form er m em ber of
the Colum bus Sym phony Orches-
tra and various other professional
b ra ss q u in te ts .
R ost is currently
th e
D irector
o f
B ands
a t
N or-
th e rn
K e n tu c k y
U n iv ersity
i n
a d d itio n
t o te a c h in g m u s ic th e re .
D r. T erry M iU igan, th e director of
the W ind Ensem ble, is the Direc-
tor of B ands and W ind Studies at
th e U n iv e rs ity o f C in c in n a ti's C o l-
lege Conservatory of M usic.
L ast
sum m er,
M illig an
d ire c te d
th e
b a n d
of th e Sum m er M usic Insti-
tu te ,
w h ic h
p la y e d
th e
G rand
S e r e n a d e b y P .D .Q .
B ach.
In d ia n H ill h a d s ix te e n p la y e rs
s e a te d
th ro u g h o u t
th e
c h a irs o f
the two high school bands, m any
o f th e s e m u s ic ia n 's h o ld in g
p rin -
cipal seats.
T h e p a rtic ip a n ts w e re
s e le c te d b y
th e ir re s p e c tiv e b a n d
d ire c to rs,
a n d
were seatedi nre -
g a rd t o th e ir in d iv id u a l a u d itio n .
w in s
w ith
p e o p le 'n a m e d
R
B o a rd , C la rk a n d th e lik e .
C
B ill W a lsh to o k o n e o f t h eN
doorm ats and gave them
th e
record in football.
Forrest Gregg proved that
B e n g a ls
w ere
m uch
m ore
" th e
best 6-10 team
in fo o tb
as his team
w ent 12-4.
C ris
lin s w o rth p ro v e d t o b e o n e o f
d ra ft's
b e s t
fin d s
i n
'8 1 ,
Anderson had
his best year
pro, and the defense stifled s
of the
leagues best
o ffe n s e s
c lu d in g
S an
D ie g o
a n d
B u
by K urt D usterberg
Can you
believe it?
T h e C in -
c in n a ti B e n g a ls w ill p la y in S u p e r
B o w l X V I.
B etter still, can you
b e lie v e
th e
S an
F ra n c is c o '4 9 e rs
w ill b e in S u p e r B o w l X V I?
I t
d o e s n 't
s e e m
lik e
e ith e r
te a m
should be there.
I am
u s e d
t o
h e a rin g
te a m s
i n
th e
S u p e r
B o w l lik e D a lla s , O a k la n d , M ia m i
o r
M in n e s o ta .
L ast
year, you
c o u ld
n o t
h a v e
p a id
p e o p le
t o
w a tc h
th e
B e n g a ls
a n d
4 9 e rs .
N ow
C in c in n a ti fa n s s h o u t th in g s
eina tte n d a n c e
o
b y M a rk A ld e n d ife r
In d ia n H ill's n in e w e e k S e n io r
A fter
th e
a p p lic a tio n
i s
S e a rc h
p ro g ra m
is g e ttin g u n d e r-
a c q u ire d
fro m
th e
'a tte n d a n c e
w ay in its ten th year.
office, and filled out, it m ust be
T he
p ro g ra m
i s
fo r
S e n io rs
turned in to M r. G ellert no later
who wish to spend their last quar-
th a n F e b ru a ry
2 6 th .
T h is d a te is
ter in high
s c h o o l in a jo b
s itu a -
e a rlie r th a n
last year so the stu-
tio n th a t th e y w o u ld lik e to p u r-
d e n ts w ill b e m o tiv a te d t o o rg a n -
sue in the future.
These students
ize and prepare for the endeavor.
m ust also m eet certain standards,
"W e
lo o k
a t th e a p p lic a tio n
a n d
regulations, and procedures.
d e c id e w h e th e r o r n o t i t isb e n e -
T o b e e lig ib le , th e p a rtic ip a n t
ficial to the student,"
s t a t e d M I.
m ust have at least a C average for
G e lle rt.
O n M a rc h 1 2 , a p p lic a n ts
th e
f ir s t
th re e
q u a rte rs
a n d
n o
w ill b e n o tifie d a s t o th e ir a c c e p -
d e fic ie n c ie s in a n y s u b je c ts c a n b e
ta n c e .
show n
a t
th e
b e g in n in g
o f
th e
T he
s tu d e n ts
a re
re s p o n s ib le
fourth quarter. The studentmust
fo r
a ll c o n ta c ts in
fin d in g
th e ir
s e c u re
s ig n a tu re s
o f
a ll
fo u rth
jo b , w h ic h
is not allowed to be
quarter teachers.
w ith a n y m e m b e r o f th e s tu d e n t's
The school will discouragethe
im m ed iate fam ily .
students taking any A.P. courses,
A lo n g w ith th is re s tric tio n , th e
a n d
s tu d e n ts
le a v in g
th e
s c h o o l
s e a rc h e rs
a re
n o t a llo w e d
t o
b e
for college courses are note lg ib le
p a id ,
a n d
th e y
m ust
re p o rt
o n
for Senior Search.
S e a rc h e rsw ho
th e ir
experiences each week and
e x c e e d
th e ir
a llo w e d n u m b e r
o f
w rite
a paper based
o n th e ir e x -
d a y s a b s e n c e w ill re c e iv e a nFfo r
p e rie n c e s
o v e r
th e
e n tire
n in e
th e p ro g ra m .
w eeks.
F re s h m a n le a d h u n t f
by PaulM onach
A t halftim e, coach Frank B un-
ton told the freshm an Braves that
"w e'll
w in
th e
gam e
o n
fre e -
th ro w s."
U n fo rtu n a te ly
for the
Braves, the
tru e
d e c id in g fa c to r
w as a last-second basket by
F in -
n e y to w n
th a t
e n a b le d
t h e W ild -
cats to
defeat the Braves, 37-35,
T u e s d a y .
T he
loss dropped
the Braves'
re c o rd
t o
7 -3 .
This w as an espe-
cially tough loss for the B raves as
it was the second two-point
s e t-
b a c k
suffered by the team
in the
last three gam es. T he other w as a
4 0 -3 8
s e tb a c k
a t
G re e n h ills
January 5.
H ow ever,B u n to n
w as ple
w ith the effort, rem arking, "T
is the best team
w e 'v e p l a y e d
w ill p la y , a n d if w e c o n tin u
play this w ell, w e'll
w in th e
of the games on
o u r
s c h e d u
T h e q u a lity o f p la y w a s e s p e c
encouraging after com ing off
3 3 -2 2 d ru b b in g o f a rc h -riv a lL
land last W ednesday.
W hile the post-gam e m oo
the team w as som ew hat dejec
m any
p la y e rs
w er
e n c o u ra
O n e te a m
m em ber sum m ed i
A F S
s tu d e n ts
v is itIn d ia nH ill
M e d le y te a m
e a rn s b e rth
O n
F rid a y ,
J a n u a ry
8 ,
I H
h o s te d
21 AFS students.
D u rin g
th e
d a y
th e s e
fo re ig n
s tu d e n ts
show ed
s lid e s o f th e ir re s p e c tiv e
c o u n trie s in la n g u a g e and history
c la s s e s .
In a d d itio n
th e y h e ld
a
c o m b in a tio n
s lid e s h o w
a n d
ta lk
session during activity period. O n
J a n u a ry
30-31, M ariem ont High
S c h o o l w ill h o s t t h e A F S M id w a y
W eekend.
T h irty
A FS
s tu d e n ts
w ill
a tte n d
in
o rd e r
t o
d is c u s s
problem s and experiences overa
p o t
lu c k
d in n e r.
D u rin g
th is
w eekend,
h o s ts
a re
n e e d e d
t o
accom odate each student.
H o sts
a re
a ls o
n e e d e d
for the
'8 2 2 8 3
school year AFS program .
A ny-
o n e in te re s te d
in e ith e r o f th e s e
p ro g ra m s
s h o u ld
c o n ta c t
M rs.
C a ro lin e
B erry
a t
5 6 1 -4 4 7 3 .
H ooded
A FS
sw eatshirts are still
a v a ila b le
fo r
$ 1 5 .0 0 .
A nyone
in te re s te d
p le a s e
c o n ta c t
M r.
G e lle rt.
a ts ta te
a fte r in v ita tio n a l
b y M a rk A ld e n d ife r
g o o d
tim es
cam e
fro m
J e n n
A t th e
S y c a m o re In v ita tio n a l
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d
~
w h itn e y
w in n ,
B e
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s
sw im m ing m eet last F riday
7
W in g e rte r a n d S h e lli
the Aquasquaws swam
to a sixth
Aquabraves Coach Greg Se
place finish o u t o f seven team s.
m e tis is g e ttin g th e te a m re a d y
T he
m e d le y
re la y
te a m
its January 21 hom e m eet agai
D ia n e R e m m e ll, K ris B ro c k m a n n ,
W a ln u t H ills .
W o rk o u ts
for t
B e ts y W e lle r a n d B e th W in g e rte r
te a m
have been extensive to p
n o t o n ly
g ra b b e d
th ird
p la c e
in
pare for the
s e c o n d
h a lf
o f
t
th e
m eet, but it brought itself a
tic k e t t o th e s ta te c o m p e titio n s in
C o lu m b u s w ith a tim e o f1: 59 .
G o o d n e w s d id n o t s to p th e re
as the Squaw s faced a hom et r i -
m eet
w ith
M t. N otre
D am e and
U rsuline last Tuesday.
T h e te a m
placed secondi nth e
c o m p e titio n
a n d
h a d
all around
e x c e lle n t
tim es
fro m
th e
sw im -
m ers.
H ard
fo u g h t
sw im s and
s e a s o n .
W hat the team
la c k s is s c h
support at the m eets.
"The m
reason is that students aren't s
of where
th e
te a m
sw im s,"
s
S erem etis.
H o m e m e e ts a re h e
a t th e
C o u n try D ay
sports co
p le x , a t C in c in n a ti C o u n try
D
S c h o o l o n G iv e n R o a d .
The team 's record now
s ta n
a t 3 -1 .
p h o tob y
R obZ e s c h
T h e tw e n ty -o n e A m e ric a n F ie ld S e rv ic e (A F S ) s tu d e n ts w h o v is ite d IH J a n u a ry8 a re :
(fro n t ro w left to right)
Carmissa Munoz from Columbia, Fernando Saito from Peru, Francesca Pispisa from
Italy, Anna M aria H ardar-
dottir from Iceland, OlivierGrignard from Belgium,M ichaelPayer from Switzerland,Jairo Riano from Columbia
(s e c o n d
ro w
left to right) Peter G reen from
A u s tra lia , C a rm e n Q u in o n y
fro m
Paraquay, U nniH o rth e fro m
N orw ay, Lisa Ellen M ills from New
Zealand, Lola C houvac from
F ra n c e(th ir d ro w le f t t o rig h t) N o ra z linR a h -
m an fro m M alaysia, A nne K ruckenberg fro m G erm any, K enrike Sauer from G erm any, Sakari A hdekivi fro mF in -
la n d , C a m illa S o n d e ry d
fro m
Sw eden, D an H errera from
C h ile , T o n y V a ld e z f r o m
m ile,M artina B uol from
S w itz e rla n d , M attias R o th e from G erm any.
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