Bettendorf High School - Beacon (Bettendorf, IA)

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With a nod ot the head Jon Kohler, '85, Julie Buckley, '85 and Jason Gibeault, '86, sing out Croquet iPhoto by Brent Doerzmanj Who stole my cherry tarts? says the Queen of Hearts Stephanie Douglas, '85, tPhoto by Brent Doerzmanj My 20 I The Ones to Watch 4, Kris Woolverton, '85, portrays Alice and sings Here I Arn. iPhoto by Brent Doerzmanj X341 We are white, white roses! exclaims Cindy Schreck, '86, Susie Hanzelka, '88, Chris Manala, '85, Dena Loweth, '86, Kathy Slingsby, '87, and Michelle Braun, '86. iPhoto by Brent Doerzmani

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i iyerii ,Haw Before leaving, Lt. Roberts receives a toast from the crew. Left to Right: Doug Franks, Adam Huch, Tony Rizutti, Brian Hook, Mark Fornier, Brad Fandel, and Jay Douglas. tPnoto by Brent Doerzmani What are you making that face for Tim Sipes, '85? Are you yelling at one of your Navy men again? iPhoto by Brent Doerzmanj 1Abovei After being on board for too long, the crew, Tony Rizutti, Jason Gibeault, Doug Franks, Dan Anderson, and Steve Mayer let out their frustrations by fighting. iPhoto by Brent Doerzmany Q' Hoberts I 19

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We Cheshire Cats always smile, says Mark Pacha, '85, iPhoto by Brent Doerzmanl Tea iPhoto by Brent Doerzmanl if . Q ,y.y ' S A .h ,. X Vg, n if 'gy K? I - .. .. ' ' Al ice in Bettendorf Land ewis Carrol's Alice in Wonderland was brought to life this year by the drama department with the pro- duction of Alice, which premiered on December 7 and 8. Alice, portrayed by Kris Woolverton, '85, is a story about a girl who stumbles down a hole into a strange world full of talking animals and curious people. It was the first show I have ever done that was more fun than work, stated Woolverton. AIice's only friend throughout the play was the Cheshire Cat, played by Mark Pacha, '85, It was fun being the cat because I could act strange and not feel stupid, said Pacha. There were many other major characters such as the White Rabbit lTom Judge, '85j, the Duchess lJuIie Buckley, '85l, the Mad Hatter lMatt Carter, '86j, the King of Hearts Nason Gibeault, '86l, and Stephanie Douglas, '85, as the Queen of Hearts. Area grade school children had the chance to catch the two matinee show- ings of Alice performed especially for them. I thought it would be neat since it was Christmas time and it was a nice thing to do for the kids, commented director Howard Sible. CarroI's fantasy novel was entertaining for all ages and the many hours of work paid off. Julie Buckley, '85, summed it up. Everyone pulled together to ac- complish the same thing. - Tina Brown I I 1 . ii' I . Ili t Il' I I I rw'