Estancia High School - Flight Yearbook (Costa Mesa, CA)

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1. Molly Mound sits on Steve Decker ' s lap in order to silence him from saying anything unnecessary. 2. Guy Myers and Gentry Lane show off their talents to David King, the top movie producer of 1927. Julie Burden and Julie Bronsky, their figures were perfect for their movie career. liari nasby, the bright and talented actress, is ready to perform a new scene. 5. Backstage, Philip Mansfield and Michael McNeff stay in character. 6. Here to serve is Adrienne Sereno and Rachel Estrella.

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Major Cast Top Row: Moah Groothuis, Mindy Hunt, Francis Hardiman, James Cooper, Molly Mound, David King, Steve Decker. Front Row: Laura Ursini, Kim Tox, Guy Myers, Amy Brackett, Kari Nasby. Once In A Lifetime The story of Once in a Life- time took place in 1927. It gave the audience an idea of the movie making business when sound was first being put into films. The story centered around three major characters: George Lewis, May Daniels, and Jerry Highland, played by Steve Decker, Molly Mound, and James Cooper, respectively. They traveled to Hol- lywood to start a voice school for actors who had never spoken on the screen before. Teaching voice was something they knew nothing about. The script was very funny and filled with one strange charac- ter after another. The actors really got through to the audience. The performances were on De- cember 4th, 5th, 6th, 8th, and 9th. All the performances were superb and well attended. When the Production Drama team took one of the scenes from Once in a Lifetime to Occidental College for a tournament, Estancia was presented with an award for one of the best scenes overall. Best actor was presented to our own Steve Decker. 42 Student Life

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Ode To Baseball Melinda stated, Damn Yan- kees is a musical that takes place in the fifties. It is about an older man who meets up with the devil and trades his soul to become the greatest base- ball player in history. This man runs into Lola, the devil ' s right hand woman and she tries to se- duce him. It was very humorous, sad, and an all around- enjoyable show. Melinda also said, It ' s the best show we ' ve done so far. Opening night, April twenty- third, was a smash, as were April twenty-fourth and twenty-fifth. Great going drama! (Pictures are from rehearsals.) Cast, Top Row: David Carpenter, Lance Ely, Chris Strople, Steve Miller, Jeh Hildebrand, Rachel Estrella, Arielle Lawson Fourth Row: Lynelle Bundy, Karen Trout, Julie Bengfort, Robin Gray, Debbie McLean, Mindy Hunt, Trina Synder, Julie Burden, Kayla Cornelison Third Row: Heather Watson, Julie Bronsky, Samantha ruerbringer, Phillip Mansfield, Paul Markel, Summer AlBayati, Barbara Van Holt, Jim Cooper, Sara Katlen, Mike McPlefT, Marcus Walburger, Kevin Keith Second Koiv: Jamie, Moah Groothuis, Molly Mound, Trancis Hardi- man, Front Row: Laura Ursini, Gentry Lane, Guy Meyers, Anita Driessen, Kari Masby, Steve Decker 44 Student Life