Bellevue High School - Reflector Yearbook (Bellevue, KY)

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PHI Pl DRANIATICS CLUB Phi Pi, under the direction of Mr. Don Schaefer, had a very busy year with a variety of activities. In addition to The Rainmaker, the major play produc- tion of the year, there was another presentation for Junior High, one for Freshmen and Sophomores, and another one limited to Juniors and Seniors. Members participated in the District Speech Fes- tival at Ludlow and in other clinics and contests. The one-act play Curtain was presented at the contest at Morehead, and won a rating of Excellent. Terry Otten took first honors in the Campbell County Voice of Democracy Contest. Phi Pi members who participated in the production of The Rainmaker. 44

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Selections done bythe Boys' Chorus always constitute a very popular part of the Spring Concert program. The Girls' Ensemble appeared at a number of special programs during the course of the year. First row: C. Ruwe, N. Rechtin, S. Bingham, D. Suter, B, English, M. F. Peaslack. Second row: M. l-lansiergen, D. Seibert, M. Flora, M, Kuechler, B. Suter, C. Georgi. K 'J i J' ,I i.lf Q :pi 5 ' 2 ig 1 . l s U A , The Christmas Choir as it presented its annual program Y M .TU 1 5 sg: Sw ' 1-559. i

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Charlene Ruwe, Ron Siry and Tommy Haynes in a dramatic scene from The Rainrnaker. OFFICERS Phi Pi's major production The Rainmaker was a venture into a new Ere? if s ' Jocks Bogks form of presentation at Bellevue-theatre in the round This very touch- Sedyres' ' 'i ' ighmey Bzlghgx' ing comedy gave an opportunity to a large number of students to participate -I-,eos g Y Jim Chase actively, not only as members of the cast, but as part of the behind the Sponsor , s 7 Mr. Don Schaefer scenes crew which is so essential to any stage production. ln a moment of comedy, the Rain- maker throws a pitcher of water over himself as he dramatically tells of the great need for rain. Terry Ot- ten, Debby Petrey, Ron Suter and Don Frey make up his tense audi- ence. 1 l 45