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Stagecrafts Kept Busy With School Productions Stagecrafts is a cross between a class and a club. There is class time allotted during the day for this activity, but there is also much time spent outside of class to prepare the stage for various productions. This class was responsible for making props, setting lighting, rigging sound equipment and general stage maintenance for all school productions. These people had lots of fun showing their special king of talent for The Matchmakerf' Farmer Giles and the Dragon, The Crucible, and Potpourri.', The fearless leader of this class of clowns was Mr. Bob Schnurstein. I. Bob Lloyd knows that working in Stage Crafts too long will drive you crazy. 2. Today is just not my day! l70 ACTIVITIES Kneeling: Bob Lloyd ind Ros Pelliccotti Stinding Brcnd1Coll1ns Melody Morton Kristi Meuley, Elaine Mock K irlcnc Nelson Monty M ixwcll
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R X fi Sophomores: Erin Purcell, Jody Anderson, Keely Austin Freshmen: Wendy Theophilus, Tricia Hallacy, Mike Hyde im, wb Council Front Dena Kleck Robin Larabee Rodney Rodriguez Kciren Yelich Lorriene Morit7 C J ' , ' . . L . A, Sarie Firebaugh, Karen Antistu, .Jennifer Dies, QBuckJ Robert Conrad, Ruth Hiles, Jodi Barr, Karen L Haymer. ACTIVITIES-l69
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17 New Rehearsal Hours Benefit Their Performance This is the first year that Drama Production has been a class on this campus. It was designed to give better rehearsal hours for the plays. Tryouts for the class were held each semester. grief ln alphabetical orderi Debbie .'h77LlT'O. 'Xiarna Bullard. Carol lilliotti Suzanne Hayes. Nlargaret Kelly. April Lackey. Bob lloyd. Cgndy Niassey David N1eek.C'hris Nieyer. Laura Nlitehell. Key' Ocrman. Sylvia Riskus. Roger Rush. l.i1 Shakespeare. Rick Tigert. Kathy Vento. Steve Viresik. l.i . Wakcficld.'Mike Walsh, Ron Waters. Susan Wright. Scott Yclieh The first production of the year was Thorton Wilder's uThe Matchmaker directed by Donna Kristiansen. The comedy was a big success on the Mesa stage. '6Farmer Giles and the Dragon, a J.R.R. Tolkien short story, was the annual children's play. Three perfor- mances a day, for three days straight, were held for the noisy, excited elementary school kids. The spring production Arthur Mills' The Cruci- ble. The 'gdeep drama was also directed by Donna Kristiansen. The exhausting year came to a close with the talent show of 'SPotpourri. I. Carol, it's not that funny! says Tricia Swenson. 2. Iam sorry mommy .. 3. For heavens sake! ACTIVITIES-171
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