Bend High School - Bear Tracks Yearbook (Bend, OR)

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Actors sharpen technique in cafe You need two kids to impress your mistress of your family man status. So what do you do? You borrow kids for the weekend. But make sure you don't mistakenly get the kids that your mis- tress is trying to get rid of. That was the problem Harry Lindsey Cplayed by Ted Fettigi ran into and the trouble began. For three nights, on October l8, I9 and 20, The Last Weekend at High Ridge gave the advanced drama class new experience in a close-audience atmo- sphere. Working on the risers in the cafeteria meant a smaller stage and audience to play to than the l200-seat auditorium. According to drama teacher Sherry Chistoffersen the play was not meant to be a big money-maker but was in- tended to impose a greater challenge to the advanced students' acting abili- ty. I Molly Mansker . ..... Phyllis Brett Darling ........ Bell Boy Rhonda Westeren . Susan Allen , Tami Thurman .. Wyn Conrad Stuart David .. Murry Conrad Judy Lesher ........ Sherman David Knight ..... Ross Farrel Toni Wormington ....... House Hooker Marvin Wodtli ...... Boatman Karen Giffiths .......... Maid Sue Davis . . . Margaret Conrad Patty Daniels ..... Cora Allen Ted Fettig ..... Harry Lindsey ABOVE: Thespian Ted Fettig has to think about his next move as the plot thickens. RIGHT: The cafeteria setting proves to be a good learning experience for Molly Mansker. Stuart David. Sue Davis, Judy Lesher, Toni Wormington. Rhonda Westeren and Patty Daniels. LOWER RIGHT: Old friend Dave Knight receives a hug from Sue Da- vis while 'lady of the evening' Toni Wormington speaks to a client on the phone. I8 High Ridge Y- -A. A 5 'rl hw fl , klislifl

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it T X Mg , wmgx S 5 ilk -1' N 'NK WW' ftmfgww M 1 tudents discuss family situations Family Relations, a course for juniors and seniors, taught fundamentals of coping with family situations ranging from dating to death and dying. Teacher Dave Sanville encouraged class discussions which allowed each student to contribute their personal views. ln December, Mr. Sanville appeared on KTVZ's Sundial program to explain the course and the results of a survey of seniors' knowledge of sexuality. I enjoy teaching family relations and working with upper classmen. said Mr. Sanville. lt is my favorite class. LEFT Peggy Gilbert s egg baby Jessica Ann, met her fate on a desk on the final day of the baby unlt BELOW In a mock wedding ceremony per- formed by Father Sanvllle groom Ed Rybarc- zyk exchanges rings with bride Dani Heiser. Fol- lowing the wedding students were given a 550000 limit to buy a home and were asked to estimate the cost of feeding a family of three for a week K N 5 u l 3 e Q 6 1' 5 V 5 if f X Q 7 'FJ I -a. I , 'R Ns. 'K i ' , 9 Q. ,R W Q-8 r 4 y K 'Famil elations I7

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MII!! sxiggl :M 23354 Assembly staged b theater tech Drama assembly became a class pro- ject at the urging of theater tech stu- dents. The group remodeled Tom Ar- chibald and Brett Darling's idea into a 40 minute assembly on December I4. Pressed for time, the group borrowed slides from the journalism department to use on the Late-Early-Mid-after noon Weekday News, hosted by an- chormen Darling and Archibald. As they wrote the news in a hurried fash- ion, other class members composed black out jokes to use while changing sets. Teachers hopped on the band wagon with their own soap opera skit starring Sherry Christoffersen, Joyce Boon, Richard Hewitt, Mark Tichenor and Ron Rickets. We were hoping to start an annual event, said Archibald, just doing what we wanted for 40 minutes. 3 0, LEFT: At the end of her rope. drama teacher Sherry Christoffersen decides to take the easy way out. LOWER LEFT: LouAnn Ketchner shoves another banana in Maynard HuII's already full mouth as they lead seniors to top honors in the competition, LOWER RIGHT, Joyce Boon ex- plains Mrs. Christoffersen's disturbed state of mind to young doctor Mark Tichenor in the teachers' skit. 4,6 1'UFi vul ? 1 5' at we ws Q- asf' Ei daiml as z. A A I. 'Ur-iii