Chamberlain High School - Cub Yearbook (Chamberlain, SD)

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All-School Yields Amusement A cast of seventeen performed Neil Simon's “The Good Doctor” for the fall play. The significance of this play was that it consisted of ten short scenes or vignettes, based on the stories of Anoton Chekhov. Each character lacked an understanding for the other as they searched for a purpose in life. This misunderstanding created scenes of infectious hu- mor to extreme affection. Kelli Potter had the lead role of narrator. 1. Chris shows agony as The Good Doctor (Kurt Goos) cures his tooth 2. Connie Speckels and Lori Fredrickson show off their costumes before they go to practice. 3. Kelli Potter ties the play to- gether with her narration. 4. Miss King gives last minute instructions. 5. Trisha Geddes in her roll as “the eccentric aunt”, shows off her silverware.

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1 1. Cast: Rita Knippling. Scott Graves, Kelli Potter. Kurt Goos. Miss King (director), Trisha Geddes. Krystal Morrison. Chris Padgett. 3. Chris Padgett attempts to unplug Kelli’s tunes as they wait for the next play. 4. Fifth grader. Roy Knippling. tries out the props while Stewart Scott and Krystal Morrison go through their scene. 5. Gina Koehn covers her face from the camera as Miss King applies her make-up. 4 5 One-Act Shows It's Stuff ‘‘The state contest was really a great experience for seeing theatre of all types. I am really pleased with the rating and the three superior awards,” commented Miss King, the play director. The one-act The Dining Room” was a success at Regionals with a number one rating. Kurt Goos, Krystal Morrison, Chris Padgett, and Kelli Potter re- ceived superior acting awards. The play went to the state contest in Vermillion on January 31-February 2. The play received an overall excellent rating. Three members of the cast, Kurt, Krystal, and Chris re- ceived superior ratings for their performances in the play. 16

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'Anything Goes' for Musical Cathy King described the play as a musical version of Love Boat. The Cole Porter play took place on the S.S. American, sailing from New York City to England dur- ing the 1920's. Anything Goes centered around three couples and their experiences while aboard the ship. It involved 49 students for the cast, pit orchestra and light- ing crew. The musical was co-directed by Jennifer Redman and Cathy King and the pit orchestra was con- ducted by Doug Hamm. I really enjoyed directing Anything Goes because the well-written script and the familiar music made it a fun production. I couldn’t have asked for a better group of students to work with,” commented Cathy King. 1. It's plain to see Reno, that you're the top!” 2. Mr. Whitney heads towards his favorite place—the bar. 3. Billy explains to Hope that it is DeLovely” to be with her again. 4. The Chinese converts wait to go on stage. 5. Sir Evelyn reluctantly tells Reno that he is to be married to Hope. by Shannon Knippling