Brighton High School - Reflections Yearbook (Brighton, CO)

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ABOVE RIGHT Steve Barhite. (playing the Mirer, Ilarpagon). rants and raves about 10.000 lost pounds. They were taken from his hiding place in the statue. BE 1.0VC Tim C onion, (playing the coachman cook). confronts Mike Siciken. (playing Valcrek about Valcre's chummyness with Ilarpagon. MIDDLE: I ROM LEFT TO RIGHT Kr.stan Schurle (Frosrne). Christina Randall (Mariane). Fatty Souter (Elise). Steve Barhite (Ilarpagon), and Peter Padilla (C.leantc), have a serious discussion about who will marry whom and why they should do all this.

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TOP LEFT: Juniors' float wands alone, waiting to be admired in the parade. CENTER LEFT: Tonu Keck. Tina Wright, and Maggie Reinoehl dole out napkins for float building. BELOW: Robbie Padilla takes a breather on the sidelines. BOTTOM CENTER: B U S. Varsity team looks on hopefully. BOTTOM RIGHT: Shelly Muck and Brad llaffncr leave a great smile, for-the-rccords. 105

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THE MI .ER written by Moliere is the story of an old man who wants to save his money by getting his children married off to very-wealthy people and getting some money in the bargain. The children, however, don’t like his plans and carry on with their own. The mi er plans to marry the girl whom his son is in love with, who is actually the long-lost sister of his valet who in turn is in love with the old man's daughter. Through all of this, everyone’s love is revealed and somewhere along the line everyone manages to get what they want including the mizer who not only gets rid of his children but gets lots of money-in the bargain and everyone lives happily ever after. The play is a merry comedy of errors and has many confusing twists and plots that are typical of those type of plays. Steve Barhite (the Mizer). questions Tim C.onion (the cook coachman) about a great sum of stolen money. Steve Barhite (the Mi er) picks upon Peter Padilla (Clcante) about bows, buttons, wigs and other frills. 107