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At the football game, Tim Chiles and Terry Martinez ran the torch and the seniors won the float competition followed by the fresh- men, juniors, and sophomores, re- spectfully. If nothing else, Homecoming is an emotional time. The graduated sen- iors got a chance to relive a little of the past and everybody else gets an excuse to wind down and have some fun. Everybody, Party Hearty! 'T '4v.- s 4 Q The winning float. Tom Boos and Meg Hall.
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M.A.S.H. With all eyes upon them, the cast of this year's fall play M 'A 'S 'I-I carried off not only one but three outstanding performances to the credit of director Bud Simmons. Matt Armbruster in the lead role of Hawkeye Pierce and Frank Parr as Trapper John made their characters come alive as did an incredibly strong supporting cast consisting in part of: Beth Bates, Kari Wycoff, Chris and Nate Starkey, Kim Greeno, Dmitry Chernyak, Eric McPhee, Eric Yarnell, Karen Bates, Kristi Kollotzi, Tony O'Donnell, Darren Goad, Tony Rodasta and many others who performed skillful- ly and professionally. However, while the show was so incredibly well acted, it had some minor technical problems opening night, including a fire on the stage. During the opening sequence, there were flash pots out in front of the stage hidden in the cattails. When set off, an overload of powder caused the cattails to catch fire. It blazed up about six feet be- fore Jim Starkey put it out with a fire extinguisher. Not one person on stage moved during the whole inci- dent including Eric McPhee who was only ten feet away when it hap- pened. They were truly professional through it all. Then in the second act the scrim, a filmy curtain that is used for silhouettes, got caught on some lights and tore. At the end, though, the cast and crew got a well deserved round of applause from the im- pressed crowd. Afterwards, the cast went to Denny's and celebrated, looking forward to two more nights of productions. 202 -- Fall Play Kristen Schultz speaks out. Darren Goad cozies up to Kristi Collotzi
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