Beverly Hills High School - Watchtower Yearbook (Beverly Hills, CA)

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John .,,. te s ' Lady Audley ' s Secret ' The Little Theater became silent, the house lights dimmed and director John Ingle and the drama department presented the fall play, Lady Audley ' s Secret. It was performed from Oct. 31 through Nov. 3 to a receptive audience that came to see a true Victorian melodrama, complete with overdone scenes and dialogues. Heading into his retirement after 21 years at Beverly, this was Ingle ' s final fall play production. He commented, I ' ll be leaving here with a combination of happiness and regret. Lady Audley ' s Secret was filled with suspense, intrigue, blackmail, bewilder- ment, and murder. Starring were Joely Fisher as Lady Audley; Paul Sterman as Michael Audley; Eric Greene as Robert A ley; and George Talboys was played j Adam Gifford. Supporting the cast w( Kristin Jaeger as Lady Audley ' s ma Stuart Rogers as a drunken gamekeeper, j Lisa Alpert as Alicia Audley. Olio Acts were performed betw« each scene — Olios are humorous musi interludes that add more dimension to the play, explained Adam Gifford. Helping out behind the scenes were Joel Pressman, music; Benjamin Thompson, technical; and Blair Richwood, costumes. Eric Greene summed the play up as an outrageous, melodramatic adventure! Fall Play

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Fun, food and football help the fall activities to flourish Student response was terrific, de- clared ASB vice president James Fogelman. New enthusiasm characterized the fall acti- vities as ASB sought to provide students with the best events possible. Barbecues following the football games were first, selling out immediately. Music was provided by KBEV, and students were able to dance or just listen as they waited for their hamburgers. New additions to club week were SPUD, a philosophy club, and the Humanist Club. Both were able to sign many new members, along with the ever popular Ski Club. Squires, Shield, the Art Club, the cultural clubs, and the various others all fared ex- tremely well also. Lunchtimes were highlighted by ping pong tournaments — students competed in a week-long competition on the second floor patio — and pep rallies. Members of Spirit and the band marched around the campus urging students to come see the games. Striving to create a fun-filled semester, ASB offered a multitude of activities in the hopes of providing something for everyone. The semester ended successfully with Homecoming. Chad Weitzman leads the band at a spirit rally (top left). ASB president Jim Goldman and junior representative Robert Allen flip hamburgers at an ASB barbecue (above). Fall ASB Events

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n (upper len HHd characte Stuart Rog mstin Jaeger, i Fisher, Paul Sterman, Lisa Alpert, and Eric Greene gather together for the finale (top center). Luke Marki (Stuart Rogers) blackmails the helpless Lady Audlei (Joely Fisher) (above). -M«ia»B?IJ !KR?»