Davis High School - Olympian Yearbook (Modesto, CA)

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Actors entertain by Elaine Tzagarakis Hard work, determination, striving towards perfection, and the feeling of accomplishment at the end of a per- formance were all a part of drama. The Enchanted, written by .lean Gi- raudoux and adapted by Maurice Va- lency was performed in November. Hil- lary Spector, playing the lead, was supported by a cast of talented ac- tors. Two actors from Ashland, Oregon, of the world reknown Shakespearean Festival worked with drama student November 22, as well as performing ii an assembly. See's suckers were sold as a fun draiser to attend the lnternationc Thespian Conference in lvluncy, Cali fornia. Thespians are students whc worked 'IOO hours of extra-curricula activities pertaining to drama. Vice president of Thespians, Julie Hutche son, remarked, l'Theatre gives you thi opportunity to literally put yourself i someone else's shoes. lt teaches y to be compassionate. 4. Thespians: CFRONT l?O Wj Lisa Ciraolo, Sharon Drap- er, Tracie Warden, Hillary Spector, Tina Harter, Aimee Shepherd, Da wna Norflee t, TBA CK l?O Wj Shane Wrigh t, Julie Hutcheson, Tom Nipper, Clint Dunbar. 2. The doctor ofThe Enchanted, played by Randy Tarr, sits in a forest, 3. Kevin Graves as the ghost, and Hillary Spector as lssabbel at their last meeting. 4. Todd Cohen. a Shakespearian actor, gives drama students tips on improving their performance. 5. Bobby Roberts and Tracie Warden watch arehears- al of The Enchanted. 6. Kevin Graves reads through his lines before audi- tions. 7. Lisa Bucyen as a little girl. 24 Drama 44

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Dancers raise money: improveTechnicalIy by Erin Barry The dancers became sTronger Tech- nically as well as more aware of Their choreography, remarked Lori Bryhni, dance insTrucTor. CreaTiviTy and dedi- caTion were seen ThroughouT The dancers' work. Along wiTh The annual spring concerT held April 6 and 7, members also puT on Two informal concerTs November lo and January 34. The ChrisTmas program and selling of calendars were fundraisers used To buy a dance floor in April cosTing 84300. The porTable pIasTic floor will be used for The dancers' performances. Professionals in The dance field Paul Taylor, Tami STark, Lar LuboviTch, and , WW. ,, MM Shalleen Bosch held scheduled masTe classes aT lviodesTo Junior College anc in The Davis High gym which man' dance members looked forward To Dance has been very challenging a well as a good opporTuniTy To mee new peopIe, remarked dancer Me lanie MerchanT. F .... i Q 1. Dance PrOduCTiOn.' IFIPONT l?OWj JuUeffe King, Jennifer Broumas, Claudia King, Karla Kopp, Krisi Burk, Julie Hager, CSECOND ROWQ Carle Housew- righf, Diana Norovff, fTHll?D l?OWj Karen Jensen, Regan Miller, Kelly Smifh, Shelly Austin, Ann Z wahlen, Janel Blounf, CFOURTH l?OWj Jenifer Quesenberry, CFIF TH l?OWj Christie Dailey, Jamie Brooks, Jenifer King, Melanie Merchan f, Melissa Ausfin, CSIX TH i?O Wj Heidi Scheuber, IBACK IPO Wj Lori Loveday, Kelh Pi- land, CNOT PiCTUl?EDj Krisfi Erler, Tony Marcum, Kim Turner, 4. Julie Hager and Kelly Smiih skip across The Hoof. 26 Modern Dance 1A