Galesburg High School - Reflector Yearbook (Galesburg, IL)

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T ouflh K ks Ellen . ony sh0C h her a n tBob Ham? he can Walc -Dena ' Laura nd he' TSA New bY aSW'9l an mating Wo Rosenel and their Wm Earth . . n bosllllend S Sugl, arrived 0 engator j YX3 Com Harmon eW5 A l U l l ghd er Q R09 rn rival. ct -f sz 143, Q 1: N 5 4 Q i iw , .f -E yre r Tv ,ss ff T' Qi is ll -11214-i :is L - at . ,, .x,, A i Stage Call opened its season with Gore Vidal's A Visit to a Small Planet. lt ran from October 18 to October 20 and was directed by Betsy Hippely. Visit is a three act comedy about an alien named Kreton who travels to Earth to experience the Civil War but instead arrives in the present. Kreton appears to the Spelding residence, face to face with a rather aston- ished family. Roger Spelding and his daughter Ellen, explain to Kreton that he has arrived in the wrong time. Although disappointed, Kreton decides to stay and start his own war. But it wouldn't be much of a comedy if the world blew up, so it doesn't. The cast and crew of the 1985 fall play Wsit to a Small Planet .

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gmc! Congratulations were in order for King Doug Cox and Queen Annette Funkhouser after their crowning at the Royalty Assembly. lf X Whitney Snyder daughter ol Mr and Mrs Lyle Snyder and Curt Busse son of Mr and Mrs Glen Busse pre sided as the i986 Swec e a w i r crownbearers. Senior king and queen can didates Hank Sprinkle an Laura Tichen show their spirit by being the only cou ple in the royalty procession to wear sunglasses. 4 Ru-. K I . I above: Sophomore attendants Carla Caruso and Kelly Claeys enter the spotlight. left: Freshman attendants Linda Carlson and Joe Schwab lead the royalty across the floor. right: Junior attendants Paula Davis and Dan Clevidence cross the floor, heading for the front ofthe gym.

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'px Agatha Christie's Witness for the Prosecution , a courtroom drama in three acts, was presented as the spring play. The show ran from March 14 to March l6 and was directed by Larry Diemer. ln the play, a man named Leo- nard Vole is put on trial for the murder of Emily French. All evidence seems to implicate Vole, but he insists that he is innocent. Vole's attorney, Sir Wilfred Roberts, takes the case but 'tt I 's if thejury will believe realizes that the only chance of acqui a i ' 'f .ln typical Christie fashion, there are the testimony of Vole s wi e ' ' Fnal scene. many twists of plot before the surprising i The cast and crew of the 1986 spring play A witness for the Prosecution . tg F0Uow ' ----S as th ' Sinsegsion I Mannioj and ti? , e i este I The STS: Omcers of Law B f-Jeremy YJ dOn S rend0f'l Lan- ,' 5 Dusk ,g2lZ5nOlson and l Q Side. Son, Pre- gl . r l l . Offabl ' fGu e as S Wilfred ' M 'V Wesrl and i thayhew mrad SML abzrgg qU6S!i0n hiiil Em' the evehin ily French 9 murdered. Was i Leo ' Sonlngrd mob Harri- Wonyanrfgelihfe Other fneyerj dm, gelxlleder ' ID e Offlaifle ana . murder. Co'l'Sl to l wi , , 4 . l ll . . F J E I 4 i l J l fl l l 1 A ,l l Il X, e judge Uwlke If , . L l . 8032323 lBob Harrie al- , I f mgs Unqom l ' 1 l l 4 5--. . -wifi' , . , -.5 lsr, ' ,gflihlt -tg if ,. The couni ,iv , ,L i. x