Belleville Township High School East - Yearbook (Belleville, IL)

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Edgar Allen Poe One Acts Dramachoir: LIONIZING Terri Breakfleld, Terri Daniels, Lau- Social Lion — Mark Pierce ra Darner, Beth Kelle, Chrissy Kin- The Artist — Geri Knowles sella, Geri Knowles, Lisa Kohl- The Duchess — Cassandra Shep- meier, Keith McWilliams, Ellen herd Mather, Eric Mayes, Connie Neal, Father — Keith McWilliams Mark Pierce, Cassandra Shepherd, Reporters and Recherches — The Turner Simpson. Dramachoir THE TELL TALE HEART THE RAVEN Storyteller — Chrissy Kinsella Storyteller — Eric Mayes The Old Man — Keith McWilliams Hop-Frog — Turner Simpson Police Officers —Mark Pierce Tripetta — Terri Breakfield Turner Simpson The Queen - Cassandra Shepherd Eric Mayes THE BELLS Conductor — Geri Knowles DIRECTORS Mrs. Jemima Owens assisted by Tracey Overby Mr. Frank Winslow assisted by Deb Frazier PRODUCTION CREWS Director — Mr. Charles Jones assisted by Keith McWilliams and Rosemary Baily Crew Members — Melanie Apple gate, Jill Flrse, Amy Logsdon, David Lotz, Stacy priesendanz, Lendy Snnford, Wendy Sanford, Becky Schaub, Donna Smith, Russ Tallant, Lori Troutman, Angie Wentz. people act 7

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People Act M A S H Odehnal ... (Super). Patty Pohl • (Super), Wendy Sanford (Cpt. Devine), Lori Troutman . .. (Bridget), Amy Wilson . (Nancy), Lisa Kolmeier ... (Super). ACT 1: Ricky Brink ... (Co. Blake), Eddie Ev¬ ans . .. (Walt), John Gream .. . (Trapper), Da¬ vid Grove ... (Duke), Mike Kern ... (Ugly) , Keith McWilliams. .. (Gen. Hammond), Sam Pessin ... (Burns), Mark Pierce ... (Radar), Turner Simpson ... (Father Mulcahy), Russ Tallant ... (Hawkeye), Todd Warnecke ... (Ho-Jon), Melanie Applegate ... (Louise), Cori Coelho ... (Super, Congresswoman Goldfarb), Laurna Darner ... (Korean Woman 1), Heather Doyen ... (Janice), Cynthia Ginther ... (Super), Cheriee Jones ... (Korean Wom¬ an 2), Amy Logsdon ... (Hot Lips), Helen We weren’t equipped with the best stage, acoustics, or soundsystem, but talent and dedication were flowing in abundance in the November 1st performance of M A S H. Looking at the play from an insider’s view¬ point, I saw tired bodies applying their ma¬ keup with a slow, but anxious hand. Minutes before the first scene was to open, those the¬ atre Jitters crept Into everyones minds; but those butterflies were in part responsible for the energy behind each of our characters. Truthfully, we were all a bit nervous about the play until we heard the first laugh. Having had only three weeks In which to assemble the show, the confidence wasn’t at its usual level — until the laugh — until we were accepted. We were received very warmly but our audi¬ ence. M A S H has such an altruistic theme, it makes it so easy to relate to the situations and characters without the slightest knowledge of war. After the curtain call. It was off with mask of olive drab and home to the Trig, assign¬ ment, or if the gods were smiling, a warm bed. 1 don ' t suppose that anyone of the cast will dispose of their character completely, for in us all, I see the humanitarian. ACT 2: Matt Whitney ... (Riflearm Jones), Judy Falstitch (Con¬ nie), Lori Goldey ... (Mitzi), Kelly Harriman ... (Fritzi), Bev Harris ... (Maj. Ruth Hask all), Kim Martin ... (Agnes), Lendy Sanford (Mrs. Randazzle), Becky Schaub .. . (Dean Mercy Lodge). Mr. Winslow ... (Director) Jill Firse ... (Student Director) Mr. Isom .. . (Tec. Director) 6 people act

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Loyalty Week Loyalty week is exactly what it implies — loyalty to being a Lancer. There is an infinite number of events during loyalty week in which one can take part to show that they are loyal Lancers. This year’s themes were: Monday — M A S H day, Tuesday — Get Physical day, Wednesday — Circus-Rodeo day, Thursday — tourist day, and Friday — Lancer Blue day. An event in which Senior girls can really let their loyalty shine through, is the powder puff Olym¬ pics. Throughout the competition, the girls have lots of fun and learn about teamwork, which is the basis of loyalty. Teamwork Is also needed as each class attempts to create their own float. Everyone can contribute by going to the sight at which it’s built. The finishing touches are complet¬ ed Thursday night and the floats can be seen being driven down Main St. in the parade on Friday. The foot¬ ball game, which takes place Friday evening, gives everyone a chance to once again show their true loyalty. Loyal Lancers are what Loyalty Week is all about! Jtu 7 IV 1 James “Mr. Cool Jones shows his stuff. Loyal Lancer smiles after winning the first annual breath-holding contest. 8 people go wild