Smoky Hill High School - Yearbook (Aurora, CO)

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Ffp Meg Brockie lCindy Blandl sings about her mother's wedding day while Fiona, Mr. Lundie, Jeannie, Charlie, and the townsfolk listen. Acting and friendship go hand in hand. The winter musical showed February 21, 22, 23. Jeannie MacClearen Uulie DuPontj dances with the girls while dreaming of her wedding day. The men find Harry lRob Costiganj dead in the forrest. Tommy lNate Tafoyal proclaims to Jeff lRandy Langloisj his love for Fiona. The spring play was Death Takes a Holiday. L l Q -e DE TH HGLID Theater 89

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l'li hliilld Th9ilIriCS Once in the highlands, the highlands of Scotland, deep in the night on a murky brae, there in the highlands, the highlands of Scotland, two weary hunters lost their way, and this is what happened, the strange thing that happened, to two weary hunters who lost their way This is how Smoky Hill's production of the musical Brigadoon opened, and the cast, crew, and musicians worked together beautifully to make Brigadoon one of the best productions ever. The story is about two men, Tommy Albright fNathan Tafoyal and Jeff Douglas fRandy Langloisl, who get lost hunting on their visit to Scotland. They come upon a town called Brigadoon which they couldn't find on the map. When they enter the town, all the townsfolk point and stare at them. Tommy meets Fiona MacClaren lLeigh Newnaml and they fall hopelessly in love. When Tommy asks Fiona to explain why the townspeople treat them so strangely, she refuses to tell him. Fiona takes him to Mr. Lundie lSteven MacDonaldJ because Mr. Lundie is the most intelligent man in the town. Mr. Lundie tells Tommy that he will not believe the story because people nowadays do not believe in miracles, but Tommy urges him to tell him anyways. Mr. Lundie tells of a great man who once lived in Brigadoon named Mr. Forsythe. Mr. Forsythe loved Brigadoon so much that he wanted to be fully protected from the witches that were invading Scotland. So he made this agreement with God: Brigadoon would appear once every one hundred years. So each night when the town went to sleep, when they awoke it was one hundred years later. Although no one of Brigadoon could ever leave, if someone loved someone of Brigadoon they could stay. To keep the agreement, Mr. Forsythe left the town and gave up all he ever loved for it, so that the miracle would be true. Although Tommy believed he loved Fiona, he didn't believe he could accept it all. So he left with Jeff to go back to New York. But in New York, he realized how much he loved Fiona and he had to return to Scotland, even though he knew Brigadoon would not be there. As he and Jeff sat looking into the mist in the valley, Mr. Lundie appeared and Tommy accompanied him back to Brigadoon to live with Fiona forever. This production came about by the hard work put in by the director Cheryl White, the orchestra conductor Herb Kress, the vocal instructor Paul Kittie, the dance instructor Pat Wetmore, and of course the crew. lt's because of these people that Smoky Hill's musicals are some of the finest! 88 Theater X Y Y 9 X' -9 f ..i.. I

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