Green Run High School - Equus Yearbook (Virginia Beach, VA)

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lvlaking PFCJS ULlt of ROCKIES High school is a time when we begin to try new things because we might not havea chance when we graduate, we have all been rookies at one time or another. The Curious Savage, the senior class play, brought many rookies to the stage. Roger Nlorgan, Mike Schroeder, John Lucas, and Jennifer Walter, who were new to drama, spent days on end learning lines and what they meant to their own individual character. These four, though, were not left on their own, Their transformation into this new world of theater was eased with the understand- ing and experience offered by the other vetran actors like CeCi Stephens, who was instrumental in helping the rookies ad- just to the ways of the the- ater. It all began in late October when it was announced that auditions for the se- nior class play would be held. After a reading or two for lvlrs. Brock and Director Suzie Finnerty, there was nothing left to do for the seniors but to sit and wait. Two days after the audi- tion, lvlrs. Brock posted the names of the seniors who would be starring in tne play The Curious Savage , a classic comedy written by ,lOhh Patrich which is set ih the late 'l9ZlO'S at a private insane asylum. The play it- self deals with the duestion of who is really sane. lvlrs.Savage,awidow,was Resting curing a break, Nikki Price and Paul Cl'lSt discuss the senior play, 'ffl ClCJSSIlYlVi' played by CeCi SteDnenS, nel' sons and ClaLlgntel'S were played by John LUCaS lTitUSl, Troy Dettloff lSamUell, anCl Jennifer Wal- ter lLilV Bellel. The DatiehtS at the asylum were DlaVeCi by ASnleV AnCiel'S llVll'S. Pad- dyl, Paul ChriSt lHahhiDIel, Nikki Pl'iCe lFlOl'enCel, Kim O'Conner lFairyl, and Nllke SCnl'OeCleF lJeffel'Vl. ROgel' Morgan played Dr. Emmett and Neva Lavia played his aSSiStaht, lVliSS Wilhemiha. While tneSe aCtOI'S, new ahd old, worked hard learh- ing lineS, the backbone of tne stage company WaS hard at work building faltS and making COStl,lmeS tnat would transform tne OnCe blank stage into a l'OOm fil- led with warmth and friendship. Led by William Cal'l'Oll, tne back stage CI'eW, William WelSSneI', Michelle lVlCCI'egOl', Shelly lVlel'Cel', Miki SlmkinS, Bren- da Kwan, Diana Koob, and Bf'UCe Wilson WaS hard at work. Competition soon arose between the aCtOl'S and the Cl'eW as tO who WaS going tO be the loudest. Be- tween the nammeflng of the set crew and the SCI'eaming of the actors, the noise level in the the- atel' WaS deafening, DUt at fOLlI' o'clock a quiet nLlSn WOUIG fall over tne aUClitO- l'lUmj it had been a nal'Cl day of SCnOOl and a long day of DlaV Dl'aCtiCe. It WaS time tO l'etUl'n again tOmOl'f'OW to do it again and again and again and again ... - Mike SCnf'OeClef Sitting Oh 3 DYOD couch, Jennifer Walter waits Datiently for her SCene to begin. Qc? !... f

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