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94 - Clubs hining in the spotlight When the curtain opens on a Jersey Village Drama Depart- ment presentation, the audience sees only the fantastic result of months of exhausting preparations. lt does not see the work and care that went into the costumes, the set, the lights, the sound. lt does not see, or perhaps does not recognize, the guiding hand of Mr. Hal Miller that pulls it all into one. We in the Drama Club are very proud of our work in the Drama Department, stated Lisa Cook, and l believe it shows in our productions. The Drama Department presented the fantasy Mrs. McThing at the beginning of the year. At the semester change the musical Once Llpon a Mattress was presented by the Drama, Speech, and Choir students. Shortly before the end of the school year the Department presented An Evening of Southern Hospitality. P In a scene from Mrs. McThing, Dirty Joe iMarty Kunz, Ieftj warns Stinker 1Ray Villamon, rightj to shape up because the Boss, Poison Eddie Schellenbach fJeff Johnson, not picturedj, is going to call a meeting. Ellsworth the Cook fJohn Farrellj eavesdrops in the background. V Julie Bridges is the audience for students rehearsing for an upcoming performance. P Front ll-rj Ray Villaman, Jinja Cotton, Janet Folamr, Julie Bridges, Marty Kunz, Gelbrich Bierma, Rachelle Bjelde, Mindy Bair, Randy Bayer. Back fl-rl: Mr. Hal Miller, Sue Ocker, Jeff Johnson, Meike f 33' Stuedemann, Amy Peter- man, Cari Carty, John Far- , rell, Debra Hopener, Scott 1 MacDonald, Kim Dougherty, V K. C. Busdosh, Damon Ben- , if v is wr .x.r' son, Stephanie Tiemann, Ginny McEvoy, Mrs. Mar- shann Carlile.
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.ji 1355: -wa' 12,44 323 A, 'Hi' llusion of reality The Drama Department chose to present The Glass Menagerie by Tennessee Willaims as their LllL One-Act Play. The play won in Zone and District Competitions, thereby advancing to Area Competi- tion. The cast and crew were disqualified in the Area competition because their performance went into overtime - by one second. I definitely feel disappointed and hurt about the disqualification, commented Drama Director Mr. Hal Miller. lt shouldn't have hap- pened, but the LllL made the rules - we have to respect them. Mr. Miller's decision to present The Glass Menagerie was unanimously approved by the members of the cast and crew. 'The Glass Menagerie' is a masterpiece, said Amy Peterman, Tennessee Williams is a genius. 4 For herrole as Amanda Wingfield, an abandoned mother trying to raise two children, Amy Peterman received Best Actress at Zone, 4 For his role as Tom Wingfield, a wouldrbe poet trapped in a warehouse job, Jeff Johnson received Best Actor at Zone and All-Star Cast at District. A For their roles as Laura Wingfield and Jim, her gentleman caller, Lisa Cook Qrightl and Scott MacDonald received Honorable Mention and All Star Cast at Zone and District. 4 Front fl-rj: Lisa Cook, Stephanie Tiemann, Amy Peterman, Scott Mac- Donald, Back row: Mr. Hal Miller, Jinja Cotton, Jim Williams, John Farrell, Jeff Johnson, Marty Kunz, Rachelle Bjelde. Not pic' tured: Janet Folmar. 77 Clubs -
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