Crossett High School - Termite Yearbook (Crossett, AR)

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H PROGRAM Tmle Page Program Theme Drama Dedmahoh Foreword Adm1msTraT1or1 Sfockholders Producers D1recTors Rehearsals ffkcademncj Srars fS6V1IOVSJ Uhderdassmeh Uhdersfoches Juruorsb QSophorr1oresD Prompters Clcreshmenl Prop Men CE1ghTh Gradej Glean Up Crew KSSVSDTP1 GradeD Pr1vaTe Rehearsals CACTIVITIGS and Orgamzafronsb CrosseTT Olympncs fAThleT1csJ Coffee Breaks fS1uder11 L1fej Sponsors fAdverT1semenTsj 4 11 e Tam cv .5 CROSSE uBJE ENGLISH I LMAC kysms NX x 1 E D ' 2 1 P 5 5 . . 8 9,5 . 1 1 ' IO 12 13 ' 14 5 v 20 1 2- Ol 571 R A 58 1 - I YF uve Make-11p Arms 671 I 75 -- I 815 I K - 85 I ' 129 .... I b 1 5 v 159 .- 3 1

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DRAMA life is a great production. All of our scheii yeas are spent Zn outs and rehearsals , , . Everyone has an important role to play hile a part of the CHS thee atre . . , As seventh graders, we experienced a 'noye hom the smaller theatre to the big one , c i At first we were shy, lout 'hen we accepted our parts as the cleaneup crew . A , In the eighth grade, we felt more secure and gladly did our part as prop men . . i As we gained more experience, we naturally acquired larger roles . . , The ninth grade role was that of prompter , . . Then as we approached our tenth year of life in the big theatre, we became make-up artists . . . As we entered our eleventh year, we were almost ready to talce the big step for we were now under- studies . . . At last in the twelfth year with the spotlight shining in our eyes, we realize that we are finally stars. We are ready for the final moment when the back stage confusion stops . . . the house lights dim .... the au- dience is hushed . . . the curtains part . . . and we step forward to accept our roles in the greatest play of all . . . adulthood and maturity. 6