Coppell High School - Roundup Yearbook (Coppell, TX)

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mg A www- W-www,-..,,..,Q ,WW LUNCH-TIME STUDIES. Sophomore Slv Lauv looks over her physical science be- tween french fries. Studying was very popular at lunch for people who dldn't flnlsh the nlght before. IN THE RIGHT SPlRlT. Junior Kirk Grau ls all smiles as he studies ln his Unlt- ed States history class. DEEP IN THOUGHT. Sophomore Scott Sutherland ls engrossed ln an honors Eng- llsh book during physical science class. student life I3

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CHARACTER. Senior Greg contemplates a life of crime in Re- the Situation . Reviewing the Situation School and community combine to P F I make Oliver! a singing and dancing S success Where could you have gone this year to see an orphan boy, a thief, a fence Ca man who sells stolen merchan- disel, and a gang of pickpockets? CHS's production of Oliverf, of course. HThe play went very well - I was especially pleased with the way the students performed, said drama di- rector Wheelice Wilson. The show took a lot of preparation and hard work, but it paid off as the play was well received and the crowds were large, according to Mr. Wilson. Ml loved it! I can't wait till the next playlf' said sophomore Joy Christo- pherson. CHS has been through many perfor- mances of Oliverf, and it is a favorite of the community. 'tl chose this play because it has parts for all ages of students and be- cause l felt like we had students who could play the various roles, said Mr. Wilson. MBesides, it is a favorite of mine.'l The main cast included Greg Wise as Fagin, DlAnn Whitsell as Nancy, Chris Burton as Oliver Twist, Bryan Richardson as the Artful Dodger, Jim Hawarden as Bill Sikes, Zeek Crider as Mr. Bumble, Amy Gulden as Widow FRIENDS FOREVER. Sophomore Chris Burton as Oliver and junior Bryan Rich- ardson as the Artful Dodger consider themselves friends. Corney, Brad Smith as Mr. Sower- berry, Robin Brewer as Mrs. Sower- berry, Julie Burton as Bet, Mike Mo- rales as Noah Claypoleg Nicole Hatch- er as Charlotte Sowerberryg Kevin Da- vis a Mr. Brownlowg Jennifer Conger as Mrs. Bedwing Mark Pryor as Dr. Grimwig, and Jason Granguiuli as Charley Bates. Fagin's gang of pickpockets were Alex Brewer, Justin Hodge, Eric Par- raz, Don Brumbaugh, Mike Maples, Mark Pryor, Sean Sunstrom, David Clark, Bryan Clark, and Jon Smith. Playing the townspeople were An- gelica Benedicto, Kevin Davis, Karen Ferraro, Jennifer Greer, Amy Gulden, Nicole Hatcher, Adrianna lwasinski, Shelly Lee, Mike Morales, Jennifer Owens, Brad Smith, Jon Smith, and Heather Sonntag. The parts of the orphans were played by Coppell elementary stu- dents. Overall, cast members and the audi- ence were extremely pleased with the musical and found the performances enjoyable. lt was really fun! sophomore Zeek Crider said. I enjoy drama a lot, and it was a great experience. student life 15