Fort Morgan High School - Pacemaker Yearbook (Fort Morgan, CO)

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EW FLAVOR FOR THE ONE-ACTS In February the community of Fort Morgan had the opportunity to hiss the villians, cheer on the heroes, and cry for the poor heroines, when the Thespians presented their melodramatic one-acts. The night started with Alias Smedley Pewtree, a hilarious melodrama, where the villian and the hero did a quick reversal role. Then there was the extremely talented intermission show, filled with dancing, music and laughter. And last but not least was The Perils of Priscilla, a melodrama based on the adventures of an innocent school teacher. The one-acts were done primarily for enjoyment since the one-acts were not a major money making project for the Thespians. The actors and actresses involved agreed that it was a totally different flavor from what had been presented in the past. 1 l T J , rw 1 e 1- .F T fe. ,.,,fgf, L to R, BACK ROW: Miss Tyler, Sherri Bartz, Priscilla, Gail Ruhlg Harlowe Starbuck, Matt Deal, Becky, Andrea Mandcsg Director, Margie McKieg FRONT ROW: Jenny, Tammy Holden, Frcckles, Tad Green, Smedley Smidgin, Justin Stone. ag Fupgq. Barber Shop Quartet, L to R: Justin Stoncg David Kyncl, Jay Johnson, Bob Sausaman, Also performing were the Morgan High Singers. :tw GQ Stage Crew, L to R: Jennifer Wintcrsg Jay Johnson, Margie McKic Sponsor, Mr. Powell. L to R, BACK ROW: Piano Player, Jay Johnsong Little lrving, Bob Sausamang Moustache Agnes, LeAnn Sorensong Assayer, Ricky Knoppg Director, David Kynclg Preacher's Widow, Tammy Zambog Constance LaFoon, LaJean Carwing Mysterious Old Flowerwoman, Lynn Gertgeg FRONT ROW: Rock Quarry, Lance Hochanadclg Goldie, Miki Keenang Smedley Pewtree, John Bloedorn. avr' my t 25 3 illh..,..AliQ ONE ACTS and besides l still have to do the laundry.

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FWHS Wa! L ,Z Typical high school romance. -N, ww Q' ' ,,. , , ff '- if J, ' 3 A Duh ... What was my line if FIRST ROW-Steve Samuels, Paul Krengel, Dan Overton, Vicky Jimenez, Becky Rogers, Theresa Bauer. SECOND ROW-Kay Minne, Kassy Hoffman, Lori Wilson, Sherry Bol- lacker, Kelly Herbst, Stuart Taylor, Gail Ruhl. THIRD ROW-Chris Nunez, Val Hoff, Kaye Yearous, Donna Weber, Cheryl Leb- sock, Annette Marick, Tia Price. FOURTH ROW-Alan Henson, .Ion Karas, Brad Schaeffer, Tammy Winkler, Sally Aldrich, Tony Gomez, Eliseo Faz, Tim Bowles, Mark Young and Mr. Overton. 'I u' 2 25 s MUSICAL 'zig,,,.,L.g3j .qpvu f:-75,1 .E-, .fi

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awgfag gli Everyone cringed to the tails of Kit Beecher, the snakemun. iq RW' - Ted Hunt shows Les how to meet thc world. 3 iif tetth. eii 4 Bob Markworth shows his marksmunship. Sharing with the public the many aspects and importance of health was the purpose of the first annual School Health Fair presented by high school and junior high health stu- dents. The students in groups of three or four chose topics of interest to them and individ- ually researched those topics. Each group was responsible for creating a booth to share their information with the public. Even though the weather was bad the fair was a tremendous success. lfl i 'CICQs, 'i ls. ASSEMBLIES