Chadwick School - Dolphin Yearbook (Palos Verdes Peninsula, CA)

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fwzfife TO BE CONTINUED. . . JUST KIDDINGV' Just Kidding was an entertaining performance in which sixteen talented freshmen girls energetically sang songs from various movies and plays having children as the main characters. The play debuted on the afternoon of October 28 and evening performances were on October 29 and 30. Kid's from the play Bye Bye Birdie was the opening song, performed by the entire cast. Other selections were taken from various plays including The Wizard of Oz, Annie, Really Rosie, and You're a Good Man, Charlie Brown.', The youthful exuberance of these ac- tresses was reflected in this original and outstanding musical. TA DA! Back to Front, Left to Right: Julia Lapis, Valentina Zic, Lucy Rosental, Lisa Kothe, Alexandra Millan, Brenna Latham, Carmen Abramian, Mina Esfahani, Kala Parker, Hilary Achauer, Jean Chung, and Heather McAuley . COME DANCE THE HULA WITH Hilary Achauer and Silvia Folson . A CHANGE OF SCENERY. I think that these students are under as much pressure as the actors on stage, commented Bob Rule , director of stage- crew. The stagecrew consists of upper school students in charge of the lighting, sound, and special effects that play an important role in Chadwick productions. They are responsible for creating, building, paint- ing, and changing sets during plays. Safety is stressed while the students use t-eir creativity to design, build, and paint the sets that the audience sees on stage. Although they admit that it gets a little hectic at times, especially with three or four shows running at once, the beautiful sets and precision timed lighting are evi- dence of the stagecrew's commitment, en- thusiasm, and talent. 182 9th Grade Play!Stagecrew as ' l A PYRAMID OF POWER. Back to Front, Left to Right: Daniel Gibson, Chris Rodri Karen Bae, Justin Graham, Laura Rodrick, Stephanie Spalding, Sonja Henrickson, Sylvia Folso Kanta Sircar, Felix Lin, and Bob Rule. CREATIVITY AFOOT. Karen Bae, Kanta Sircar, Bob Rule, and Sylvia Folson it t ,J x ,u

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' Us LITTLE MARY SUNSHINE On December 4 and 5, Little Mary Sunshine , didirected by Mary Ellen Agnew-Place and choreographed by Jan Reese , was performed by 29 middle school students. The conflict in the play was caused by characters being in love with one another. The play was set in the Rocky Moun- tains, at the Colorado Inn, owned by Mary Sunshine, who was played by Belinda Fu . Jim Warington, portrayed by Kristin Martin , was Mary Sunshine's admirer and captain of a troop of forest rangers who capture the hearts of wealthy socialites from the Eastchester Finishing School. Captain Jim, trying to capture Yellow Feath- er 1 Daniel Gibson J, Mary's Indian half-brother, left Corporal Billy Jester in charge of the rangers. Billy K Brian Seibert J was in love with Nancy Twinkle C Christina Ross J, Maryis maid, gets upset by the fact that Nancy flirts with other men. When themusical reached its end, the entire cast sang, Look for a Sky of Blue. JUST TAKE THE PICTURE, my cheeks are hurting. Christina Ross and Brian Seibert . The cast of Little Mary Sunshine. SO HAPPY TOGETHER . . . Chris Tillson, Lisa Brooks, Belinda Fu, and Kristin Martin . Middle School Play 183