Plano High School - Planonian Yearbook (Plano, TX)

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I K it S S FT? ' 'li Senior Kathleen Troy portrays Nancy and Terri Wells plays Bet in the musical Oliver , Juan Rodriguez, Jon Beasley, David Mor- row and Byron Douglas sing a selection from a Broadway musical in Potpourri, page 30 X theatre XX 1 xg Ji Senior Karen Peterson, as Mrs. Shandig, plants flowers while Sister Rita, portrayed junior Ruth Ann Reagan, reminisces about the joys of spring. Q l Y 'M X A-:m-s. Contest play, A Man for All Seasons, advanced to regionals with an All Star cast, including Tim Greer who won the award for BestActor, l i 5.-' 9 fe..-xx THESPIANS: front row Mr. John Steele, Karen Peterson, Kathleen Troy, Tim Greer, Bill Stearns second row Matt Kirst, Mike l-liller, Mary Ann Hennigan, Juan Rodriguez, Stan Herrington, Geoff Wurzel third row Karen McCrocklin, Jeff Whitman, Tom Romero, Ruth Ann Reagan, Byron Douglas, Liz Schmidt back row Suzanne Standeter, Sean Hennigan, Kriz Kephart, Nancy Cramer, Lisa Santangelo, D'Nette Kebodeaux, Doug Goldsmith

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as if 4: 1' X X L, NATIONAL FORENSIC LEAGUE: front row Suzanne Standerler, Karen McCrocklin, Geoff Wurzel, Nancy Cramer, sponsor James Long second row Kris Lemons, Tim Greer, Lisa Santangelo, Matt Kirst, Roberta Triies back row Mike Hiller, Homer Reynolds, Kriz Kephart, Kell Russell. Juniors Robena Trites, Nancy Cramer, Geoff Wurzel, Keli Russell, Benita Faulkner, and Matt Kirst ham it up with the hard-earned trophies won by members of the speech team. national forensic league f page 29

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theatre produces comedies, musicals Theatre Department's first pro- opened a busy season. The com- duction, 'tOn Borrowed Time, edy centered around a man who 1 Qkv it ti Acting as the prosecutor, Mike Hiller hears testimony from Erna Prenzel, played by Mary Ann l-lennigan. Father Rivard CSean Henniganj listens in a scene from The Fiunner Stumbles. found he had only a short time to live and his dilemmas as he copes with this knowledge. The next pro- duction, The Bunner Stumbles , was a complete departure from the first production. A serious drama by Milan Stitt, had a hint of mystery. Kaleidoscope , the annual song and dance review, was pre- sented in December by members of the dance class. Students spent long hours choreographing dance numbers and rehearsing songs for the show. The show was pre- sented in a dinner theatre format with Commercial Foods students preparing the meal. More than 100 students were involved in the spring musical Oliver directed by Mrs. Marga- ret Bobison. The on-stage actors were backed by more than 50 stu- dents who spent weeks preparing the pIay's technical aspects. Mem- bers ot the orchestra and band teamed up to provide the music. A Man for All Seasons, the contest play for UIL competition, went over well with the judges. Senior Tim Greer won an award for best actor. Actors Karen Peter- son, Buddy Bose, Sean Hennigan, Geoffrey Wurzel, and Tom Bomero won All-Star Cast . Win- ning honorable mentions were Jon Beasley, Kathleen Troy and Brian Geiger. The play advanced to regional competition where it took second place. The season ended with Pot- pourri, featuring dance interpre- tations from Kaleidoscope and scenes from the contest play. theatre l page 31