Fruita High School - Wildcat Yearbook (Fruita, CO)

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Actors Evoked Terror The F.M. Drama Club staged four productions for the '75-'76 school year. The first major one was Dracula , a three-act drama. TOP, L—R: Butterworth (Jack Reader) tried his best to persuade Miss Wells, the maid (Willadee Hitchcock), to lethimescortherhome; Dracula (Vince Freeman) threatened the existence of the Seward household; Harker (Guido deBest) listened intently as Lucy (Barb Baird) de- scribed her symptoms. MIDDLE LEFT: Dr. Seward (Jeff Walthall) aided Prof. Van Hels- ing (Tom Hughes) in curing Lucy's sickness. MIDDLE RIGHT: Dr. Seward cornered the Count after the truth was known. LOWER RIGHT: Dr. Seward and Prof. Van Helsing consulted Lucy for details. 22

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Girls Captured Award The Kiwanians of Grand Junction honored a deserving senior girl selected each month from the area high schools. TOP LEFT: Linda Har- dy led off the honors for September. MIDDLE LEFT: Kathy Witt was the Kiwanis honoree for October. LOWER LEFT: For November and December, MaggieTraylorand Sue Waldschmidt, respectively, continued the procession of Ki- wanis girls. MIDDLE RIGHT: Norma Gonzalez showed pride in rece iv i ng January's honor. LOWER RIGHT: For February, Debbie Ottman was lauded by the Kiwanians. 21

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Plays Livened Winter In the late winter the dramatists presented the one-act plays. TOP RIGHT: Having a small cast, Violets, Gladiolas, and Arthur's Breakfast , starred Wi I ladee Hitchcock as the Old Lady and Jeff Prince as the Old Man. MIDDLE LEFT: Dr. Phillips (Tom Hughes) and Marge (Cathy Webster) discussed her fam- ily problems during rehearsal for Louder, I Can't Hear You , one of two comedies. MID- DLE RIGHT: Peggy Pollock and Brad Shepard played radio personalities for Louder . LOW- ER LEFT: The Nurse (Theresa Dennis) was little help to Marge. LOWER RIGHT, L—R: (Jan Dickensheets), Marge, Junior (Mike Cox), and Oscar (played by Roger Kitson, Vince Freeman substituting) enjoyed a relaxed family meal. 2}