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DRAMA CLUB HAS OUTSTANDING YEAR. 1. Sonjia Smith, Brad Jones and Timothy Boyle stare in disbelief as Danny Bunn “tells all.” 2. Natalie Blatchford and Mike Bullion have a ten¬ der moment in “Life With Father.” 3. Bobbie Beeves, George Righter and Sonjia Smith in “Life With Father.” 4. Janet Woodard portrays a crippled woman in “Web of Murder.” 5. What evil lurks in the mind of Craig Wilson as he hyp¬ notizes his “victim,” Nancy Jackson? 8 ORGANIZATIONS
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OPEN CAMPUS BETTER REPRESENTATION Open campus and better representa¬ tion were again the basic issues of the campaigners for the 1975-76 SCA stu¬ dent government. Campaigners again had to come up with convincing speeches, slogans, and worthwhile is¬ sues. Elected for the year were Greg Garrett, president; Starra Phipps, vice-president; Susan Broad, secret¬ ary; Harriet Knight, treasurer; and Sonjia Smith, chaplain. 1. Greg Garrett for president. 2. Sonjia Smith for chaplain. 3. Mike Powell, Chertjl Collins, and Gary Weinstein man the polls. 4. Ms. Daniels listens tentatively to the speeches. 5. Harriet Knight for treasurer. I SPECIAL EVENTS — 7
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MYSTERY PLAY INTRIGUES AUDIENCE Audiences attending Hampton High Drama Club productions this year were treated to fine performances and enjoyable shows. The Drama Club, consisting of Thespians and Garricks, first presented the exciting mystery play, “Web of Murder,” starring Janet Woodard and Sarah Jones. The traditional “Christmas Gift” show brightened the faces of “little people” from many Hampton day-care centers as it spotlighted the presence of Santa Claus (alias Mike Bullion). The final production, “Life With Father,” proved to be a big hit, bring¬ ing in large audiences who praised the show highly. Based on a book written by Clarence Day, the story revolved around the determination of an eighteenth century wife to get her husband baptized. Mr. Heatwole and Co. can be cre¬ dited with bringing in larger audi¬ ences and promoting a keener interest in drama at H.H.S., something which, in the past, was lacking. ORGANIZATIONS — 9
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