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During Meet Me In St. Louis This family is moving to New York just as fast as we can! When Mr. Smith was transferred to New York, total chaos exploded in the Smith home. Immediately his four daughters began scheming a way to get the boss to change his mind and let them stay in St. Louis. One thing led to another, and Act II ended with Mr. Dodge, the boss, getting both his ankles bitten by the youngest daughters as part of their plan. Desperately attempting to escape, the boss felt the cold splash of a water bomb dropped from an upstairs window. In the days that followed, depression set in. Mr. Smith had been fired and money became tighter. The daughters were really feeling guilty. All we wanted was to stay here, Papa! wailed Rose. But ill feeling soon ended as Mr. Smith got his job back and the family was able to stay in St. Louis, just in time for the World's Fair. The cast included Mr. Smith, David Koester; Mrs. Smith, Nancy Fowler; Lon, Don McDonald; Rose, Linda Fairbanks; Esther, Lisa Davis; Agnes, Vicki Clark; Tootie, Rachel Schmer; Grandpa, Brek Brixus; Katie, Katie Chouanard; Ida, Vicki Jedlicka; Fred Gregory, Paul Manuel; John Shepard, Jerry Shannon; Mr. Dodge, Scott Abbott; Duffy, Joey Shannon; Mrs. Waughop, Heather Redmon; and Director, Mr. Dan Sharkey. Tootie (Rachel Schmer) and Agnes (Vicki Clark) are a little mussed up after derailing a trolley. Everyone stares out the window at the brilliant fireworks. Director Dan Sharkey and Don McDonald set up the walls to the set of Meet Me In St. Louis. Spring Play 29
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Smith Family Antics Prove Humorous Mrs. Smith tries to console her worried husband after his daughters get him fired The boss, Mr.Dodge (Scott Abbott) screams with pain as the ornery daughters try hard from his job. to convince him that their father is not the right man for the job. Esther (Lisa Davis) refuses to shake hands with Fred (Paul Manuel). Rose (Linda Fairbanks) urges her on. 28 Spring Play
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Heather Redmon is shown here receiving her awards as Best Thespian and Thespian of the Year (above). Five members of concert band are selected for High Plains Honor Band. These members are Tracy Overstreet, Jamie Harris, Kay Wildy, and Chris Rose; Rob Moyle is not pictured (left). For four years of participation in concert choir and concert band, Amy Green receives the Tom Lauder Outstanding Musician Award. Tony Berry receives the National Choral Award for 1984. Chosen as the 1984-85 Sophomore Majorette is Tracy Overstreet. 30 Fine Arts Awards
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