Concordia Lutheran High School - Luminarian Yearbook (Fort Wayne, IN)

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' THE GIRL IN THE RAIN ' Hard work makes play successful After preparing for seven weeks, the Drama Club present- ed the mystery The Girl in the Rain under the direction of Miss Dianne Shrubsall and student di- rector Greta Gerberding. It was a good experience, Greta said. I met a lot of new people and the play went over well. Mark Lupke, Lynne Haller, Kay Schaber, Barb Nobis, Mike Mey- er, Tina Dahling, Reggie Doyle, Juanita Bryant, and Tricia Far- quhar all performed on stage while extra work was put in back- stage by Ginger Pape, Lynne Haller, and Mr. Terry Breininger. I worried about the play, commented Miss Shrubsall. We had a fairly new group of actors and a play not so well known to the public, but it turned out to be a real success. RIGHT: Society columnist Karen Bennett (Tina Dahling) prepares to interview young Mr. Underbill ' s (Mark Lupke) fian- cee Natalie Price (Kay Schaber). ABOVE: Mrs. Underhill (Lynne Haller) RIGHT: The maid Julie (Tricia Farquhar) and Natalie (Kay Schaber) comfort the stops her work to tell Eve (Barb Nobis) all girl (Barb Nobis) found outside in the about the handsome David Underhill rain. (Mark Lupke). 26 FALL PLAY

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BELOW: The Homecoming Court: Matt Sievert, Janet Scherer, Dave Prochnow, Carla Scheimann, Barb Buls, Kel Preston, riHHHl Kim Renz, Brian Waite, Marcia Murray, and Jon S Bultemeyer. BELOW: Cheerleaders and flag girls form a run thru to welcome the team. ABOVE: During the Homecoming dance, students, alumni, and guests gather to talk as well as dance. LEFT: Enthusiastic Cadets and cheer- leaders get together to lead the fans in the cheer Frankenstein. HOMECOMING 25

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TOYBQX ENTERTAINS YOUNG AND OLD ' Hansel Gretel ' charms audiences Performing children ' s stories, the Toybox Theatre brought en- joyment to audiences of all ages. Their major production was Hansel and Gretel with the cast of Chris Murphy, Hansel; Christy Burkholder, Gretel; Mark Lupke, t e father; Kay Schaber, the tch; Tricia Farquhar, wood elf tatter; Heidi Hey, Katrina; and Andy Haller, owl Quincy. We tried to make the chil- dren ' s stories less violent than they were originally written, commented director Miss Dianne Shrubsall. For example, in Hansel and Gretel, instead of e a o the children, the witch t| rns tl em into cookies tp«de p ate gerbread O - The (tflW Vii a wfo qn cTur to hos- pJ 3TS a d dfy fre centers the w Mbengpe it was presented at QplCc j»oia ' s auditorium March LEFT: Cast of FRONT ROW: Hansel and Gretel . Tricia Farquhar, Andy Hailer. SECOND ROW: Chris Murphy, Christy Burkholder. BACK ROW: Juanita Bryant, Heidi Hey, Mark Lupke, Kay Schaber, Ginger Pape. LEFT: The wood elf Scatter teases Quincy ABOVE: The wicked witch warns the the owl. cookie children to be good or they ' ll be crumbled to bits. TOYBOX 27