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Called The Sugar Plum. On the opposite page, starting at the top and moving clockwise, Ron Maurer and Paul Busch in Loyalties; Janin Beeson and Ron Scherger in Egad. What A Cad; and Bill Kirkwood. Matt Kerr and Leah Coates in Deceivers. One Acts 23
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Students as directors Students enrolled in directing class had a chance to use their knowledge dir- ecting annual one act plays. There were fourteen dif- ferent one acts split into seven shows a night. Brighton Beach Memoirs was directed by Doug Berger while Bill Kirkwood had the job of supervising Deceiuers. Womanspeak was under the direction of Julie Bryant. Ann Cramer, an actress in this one act stated, I liked working with a student director because I could make more suggestions because of the small group. Egad. What a Cad was directed by Susan Buis and Emily Zahler took the job of putting together ft's Called the Sugar Plum. Garth Brown, whose group of actresses in Over- tones won the best looking cast stated, My cast was great but I finally found out what Mrs. Gebhardt has been going through this whole time. Supervising the play A Little Bit of Cod was Jackie Blem. Steve Roth directed A Murder Play. John Wall had the job of putting together the one act Next while Fred Bertagnoli directed Par la Fenetre. Holly Roadfelt, female lead in La Fenetre said, I enjoy the one acts because it was my last chance to act before I went off to college. I also enjoyed working with other members of the cast. Vanities was directed by Carrie Volkmer and Loyalty was under the supervision of Tim Montgomery. Beth Herring was the director of Lovely Afternoon. Tami Rakestraw directed A Little Something For the Ducks. She stated, Direc- ting the play was fun at the time but something I wouldn't be willing to do again because there was too much stress. Because of the hard work of these 14 student direc- tors the one acts were a great success and enjoyed by everyone. 22 One Acts
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Starting below and moving clockwise on this page, Lora Bar- field and Bradley Dugger take a break from all the prom excite- ment, Kai Miller, Leanne Toler. Becky Mattson, and Wendy Tidswell gather to discuss the latest prom gossip. Shannon Ramsey and Brian Morrow take a quiet walk together away from the crowds, and, Brooks Gray. 24 Prom
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