John Adams High School - Reflections Yearbook (Portland, OR)

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Entertoinment offered to children The Children's Theater class spent one quarter observing young children and reading stories to them at various grade schools. The class performed various pro- grams for these children, including such classiscs as The Wizard of Oz. The CT group also tries to include the children in their plays. The class also wrote a short play entitled The Princess Who VVouldn't Smile. ltopl Linda Griffin and Allen Evans model fashions in Black Cultural Fashion Showg lbottoml Deana Koski displays anger in Lunch Box Theater production of Don't Tell The Folks Back Home, ' lbelowl Cindy Boyd and Susan Zimmerman portray the Tin Man and the Lion in Children's Theater. Drama . .xp ,N H .V w

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lbelowl Kris Carlson, Andra Newman, Joan Gibson and Marina Aldrovandi participate in food fair to raise money for AFS studentsg lbelow righti Alison Diller takes a bite of foriegn cuisinej lbottom centerl Marina Aldrovandi and friend welcome each other with a warm handshake. fi ' assi . ii.- fifp Tim Winter Activities

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Noon drama packs power The Lunchbox Theater class staged many plays for Adams students and staff who brought their brown bags to room C-214 to watch the performan- ces. Included in the year was a play they wrote as a television program, Divorce for DoIlarslMarrige for Mon- ey. su lleftl Russell Gossman proposes to Jebra Turner in Monster Soup, ' lbelowl Sue Mario, Audrey Davis, Ann McCarthy, Julie Mase, and Joan Gibson act out a sequence in Don't Tell The Folks Back Home. r is H' 51 Q52 -1.33 Drama