Humansville High School - Tiger Yearbook (Humansville, MO)

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---CM WKMVMS SHOWS — MUSJCAC eOM£T)J£S THIRTY-NINE DOLLAR MAN The scene was set, and the stage was ready for members of the Drama class to perform the Thirty- nine Dollar Man. This theatrical production was the story of Milo Sapperstein, a humble sewage man, who fought against the hated Dr. Draino and all his evil plots for the good of the city and its sewage ducts. So, on with the show! CAST Milo Sapperstein Dr. Draino Paddy O'Brien Natalie Dr. Darnell Narrator Narrator Steven Wohnoutka Bobby Midles Jeff Stacy Melissa Clark Dani Secrease Amber Eagan Wendy McShane BUT DOCTOR Paddy O Brien (Jeff Stacy) plead» with Dr. Darnell (Dani Seacrease) to put Milo Sapperstein back together after his terrible sewage accident caused by the sinister plot of Dr. Draino (Bobby Midles). After much convincing and a fee of $39. Dr. Darnell proceeded to restructure Milo into somewhat of a human form. With supplies from the hardware store and extra sewage tools Paddy found, Dr. Darnell formed the Thirty-nine Dollar Man. HELP AN OLD LADY, SONNY? The sly Dr. Draino fooled Milo Sapperstein (Steven Wohnoutka) into believing that he was a helpless old lady needing help in her wheel chair. In reality, though. Dr. Draino was launching the first part of his sinister plot to destroy sewage man, Milo Sapperstein. 16

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WICKED WITCH. Mrs Hoppers, alias the wicked witch of HHS, leads the Kindergarten's scary creatures to tour the classes. TERRIBLE TWOSOME. Sixth graders Lestra Baumgardner, alias witch, and Patty Holcomb, alias monster, pose for an awesome picture. HOWDY. Greeting people as he went, Nathan Ross and his teacher, Mrs. Payne, head towa.d the high school to show off their Halloween costumes. RAGGEDY ANN. Returning from modeling her Raggedy Ann outfit, Angel Hopkins smiles at the camera as Karina Garretson looks on. SAY WHAT? As the third grade sang at the elementary Christmas program some of them became more interested in what their neighbor was saying instead of paying attention to what the next song was. CAUGHT YA! PTA President Betty Secrease was caught by the camera while hiding Easter eggs for an elementary class to hunt. EGG SEEKERS. Rae Ann LeAn, and Robin Norman seek eggs hidden by room mothers and PTA members during their Easter party. Easter party. MUSICAL CHAIRS. Kindergartners enjoyed the movement game of musical chairs during their Easter party. IS

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LIBERTY. The finale of the musical comedy included Becky Culbirth portraying the Statue of Liberty. HMMM! Jeff Stacy studies his part as a gangster on the run in the production of Give My Regards to Broadway. OH DARLING! Melissa Scott, alias Mona Monroe, expresses her regrets to Brian Pitts, alias director Dick Foster, that she can not do the part in his show. PLAY IT AGAIN. Famous pianist Eddie, otherwise known as Richard Weaver, plays some of the numbers in the musical comedy. Music teacher Ms. Frerking provided most of the music for the play. The production of Give mv Regard to Broadway was well received and deeply appreciated by the student body and their parents and friends who viewed the play on Oct. 21 and 22. The school play was directed by Sherry Welch with the music under the direction of Rosemary Frerking. The musical-comedy play allowed any student in the 7th through 12th grades to tryout for the cast. The cast members and other students involved contributed long and strenuous hours to the play's production. This work involved not only rehearsing but also constructing stage sets and support equipment. Admission charge for the play was $2 for adults and $1 for children. The money received from the play went into the speech budget for future plays. Our memories of this outstanding musical might be even sweeter if the student body and patrons of the school had attended in greater numbers. Nevertheless, the musical was a success and provided an outlet for talent to be exhibited and experience to be gained by several students. Bryan Allison