Hudson Bay High School - Aquila Yearbook (Vancouver, WA)

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Buz SmiTh and Chris Morgan mug for WiTh iead roles being few and far be- The cdmera, buT how iong can They Tween, drarna sTudenTs had To resorT hold up? To unorThodox meThods. AV fn AcTors someTimes amazed even The pose is original, as were ail The Themselves wiTh Their quaIiTy work. producTions ThaT Boy sTudehTs puT on This year. 109 Dranno

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PLAYING Tl-IE ROLE lViainTaining s concenTra- Tion, sTaying in characTer, and gaining self-confidence are all concepTs ThaT were emphasized by Drama Teacher, Karen Campbell. During The year, she Tried To bring ouT The besT of her sTu- denTs in such varied fields as improvizaTion, drama, come- dy, as well as producTion Techniques and seT develop- menT. All of The sTudenTs ex- celled in These areas and grew in Their own way. The Advanced Drama classes sTressed parTicipaTion in compeTiTions, performing in The UniversiTy of PorTland dra- ma compeTiTion and The Lewis and Clark College Dra- ma FesTival. The class also worked on a producTion Ti- Tied The imaginary in valid, which They considered very high aualiTy. The Two producTions done by The school This year were TiTIed The Foreigner and The Flowering Peach. BoTh were received warmly by The audi- ence and meT wiTh only posi- Tive remarks from criTics, an example of The auaIiTy job done by all of The acTors and acTresses who parTicipaTed. Bravo! Above righT, beginning sTudenTs ac- These members from The casT of The cepT applause afTer How fo Eaf Like Foreigner show Their sTuff on The ' a Chiial sTage of The LiTTle TheaTre. 108 Drama W

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NO LANGUAGE BARRIERS I-IERE From fluency To ddvenTure, Foreign Longudge Clubs pro- vide sTudenTs wiTh d new source of involvemenT ond knowledge concerning cul- Turolly diverse counTries. The Teochers hove proven To be helpful To Those sTudenTs who hdve expressed on inTeresT ond o willingness To leorn The heriToge ond bockground of o counTry. All of Those who ore dcTive in The clubs will Tell of The odvonioges ThoT spedking d foreign longuoge gives o person: The opporTu- niTy To enjoy The longuoge, The cuisine, meeT new peo- ple who shore o common in- TeresT, ond hoving converso- Tions ond knowing ThdT They Mr. LeiTner deols wiTh his sTudenTs on o 'one-To-one' bosis ond enjoys closs discussions os shown. FRENCH CLUB: Bock row, lefT To righT: Aoron Johnson, Angelo Broeckel, Hcinnoh Remmerde, Drew Lomberf, Kris Glofko, King Koo. FronT row, lefT To righT: Ms. PdTricio Flynn, Johonno NldTdnich, KoTe Legry, Trocy WhiTe, Dorrin Closson, Nicki Simonson, KrisTi Verheiden. 1 '10 Foreign Longuoge will noT be undersTood by Those who do noT speok The longuoge. The Foreign Longuoge Clubs offer such diverse dc- TiviTies like films, guesT speok- ers, culTurol experiences o.k.o. porTies, ond The ever- exciTing meeTings. This brood ronge of Things To do pro- vides for on oTmosphere ThoT is oll Too uncommon in The educoTionol process ds one sTudenT puT iT. Though The roTe of in- creose in membership slowed for The yeor, everyone hdd on enjoydble Time, ond more of The some is expecTed nexT yeor,