Bexley High School - Bexleo Yearbook (Bexley, OH)

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Working diligently on the scenery is stage crew member, Brad Philips. Amy Donnellan practices her part as maid before getting fitted for costume While scenery is being built, Michelle Cohen and Heather Byer practice their dialogue. Actor, Jason Cohen, plays his role by dying in the first scene as his fellow cast members watch. Agatha Christie’s Ten Little Indians Cast Fred Narracott Rob Truex Mr. Rogers Robbie Leffler Mrs. Rogers Amy Donnellan Sir Lawrence Wargrave Don Ball Gen Mackzie Dan Zupnick Anthony Martin Jason Cohen Doctor Armstrong Jennifer Sokolov Philip Lambard Andrew Rosenthal Vera Claythorne Michelle Cohen Mrs. Emily Brent Heather Byer William Henry Blore Chris Jebsen Student Director Miriam Schulte Director Dr. Jeanne Zingale Page Sponsored by Jan and Linda Zupnick 24 Fall Play

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 SATURDAY IN THE PARR” PR0VES SUEEESS by Kann Gross After months of planning and even surviving a change of locations, the Junior-Senior Prom finally came about at the Capital University Student Center on May 3 Balloons, candles, and flower ar- rangements on each table along with a gazebo emphasized the theme of Saturday in the Park!” Couples enjoyed the entertainment by In a Sense while dancing, socializing, and posing for pic- tures. The teachers attending saw the students' transformation in formal attire. Ms. Lorraine Hilton, replacing Ms. Lori Anstine as Prom Chairperson, said, Everything went as planned. I was im- pressed with the attendance, the band, and the decorations. As each couple left the dance, they received a brass picture frame with the prom date engraved on it. Posing for a final picture before they leave the prom are Wayne Chuko, Jenny Ryan, Natalie Celeste, An- drew Rosenthal, Nancy Cushman and Mike Glimcher. Matt Minkin and Karen Bosworth enjoy fast dancing to the lively band Looking back on the evenings events Jim Davis and Liz Magaro prepare to go to the after prom parties

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....................r » « • AET0RS AND STAGE GREW GREATE MAGIC MOMENT The drama club kept busy this year pooling their talents to put on two plays the winter play, mystery thriller classic by Agatha Christie, Ten Little In- dians; the spring play, The Skin of Our Teeth by Thornton Wilder. In both plays we started from scratch. As the actors spent their time memorizing their parts, stage crew was planning and building the stage set. Our crew's working schedule was pretty informal. At first we members came after school when we could make it, but the crew's organiza- tion picked up about two weeks before the play was to go on. Some nights we would stay until 10:30 PM working. Many pizzas were ordered and mun- chy runs were made. We all did it for the magic. The planning, scheming, set building, and dreaming came together in opening night. The magic was the brief moment of sharing: crew, actors, and audience. Drama did not happen without an audience. That mo- by John Cappelletti ment was rare, but that was why students joined drama club and that was why people went to the plays. As Heather Byer recites her part at dress rehear- sal, Debbie Fought (stage manager) adds the finishing touches to the scenery. Dinosaur, Jay Macke seems worried as he hears someone knocking on the door Skin of Our Teeth Leads: Front Row Anita Wuelner, Amy Donnellan, Heather Byer Back Row: Daniel Zupnick, Jason Cohen PAGE SPONSORED BY HUNINGTON CLOTHIERS Spring Play 25