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DRAMA CLUB AND STAGE CREW Flow 1: Michelle White, Brenda Beecher. Dorothy Rondeau, Kelly Luce, Judy Gillen, Holly Udell. Row 2: Jeff McRaven, Tim Harrie, Cindy Hopper, Chris Glasgow, Angela Prestil, Wendy Weber. Row 3: Karen Benson, Kandy Jones, Doug Davis, Pete Steinin- ger, Cyndi Helquist, Jim Smith. This year's stage crew man- aged all of the lights and builtand designed props for ltScrooge and Bad Chidlren. They also assisted in make-up and student directing. The stage crew should be commended on their great amount of organization. This year's production could never have been put on without them. 56 Drama Club has been underthe direction of Mrs. Randall. With the help of Miss Schuette, and the music department, the Drama Club performed the well known musical, Scrooge. Members also participated in the all school play, tlBad Children, a takeoff from Hansel and Gretel. One member summed up her expe- riences in Drama as being a Hgood way to express feelings other than your own. Row 1: Dorothy Parker, Jane Ward. Michele White, Kelly Luce, Judy Gillen, Shawn Flainey. Row 2: Karen Benson. Tim Harrie, Scott Flice, Kerry OlDonnell. Heather Linnemann. Row 3: Cindy Hopper. Pete Steininger, Chuck Wiesen. Tom Murphy, Steve Kiskunas.
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Forensics is a very rewarding activity for Marshall students. The team partic- ipated in five tournaments with other Southern Wisconsin junior highs. The students were extremely successful and gained enormous experience in the areas of interpretation of literature and prose speaking. Mrs. lglar feels, The benefits from participating in Forensics can be end- lessly profitable. The music department performed the musical Scrooge this December. The show was very successful and quite different from anything that had been done before at Marshall. Miss Schuette feels the large cast overcame the many problems a show of this scale may involve. She also said it was a very valuable experience for the cast members. Marshall's all school play this year was The Bad Children which was performed this February. It was a comedy takeoff on Hansel and Gretel. the classic folk tale. Mrs. Ran- dall, the director, thinks the large stage crew did an excellent job on the gin- gerbread house and the ten foot tree. This is the first play at Marshall with specially made sets. Mrs. Randall said, I enjoyed working with the cast members and stage crew. F ORENSICS AND PLAYS Row 1: Heather Linnemann. Cyndi Helquist. Kelly Halfmann, Kim Francis, Amy Gabower, Dorothy Rondeau, Lisa Stratton. Row 2: Mrs. lglar, Kelly Waterman, Andy Poppas, Betsi Davis, Suzanne Knox, Donna Fenrick. Row 3: Grace Kowal, Eric Ritland, Torn Cummins. Willis McCoy, Chris Ozburn, Kandy Jones. Karen Barrett. Not pictured: Jenny Creek, Kris Marklein, Mike Mitchell, Shawn Rainey, Becky TeBeau. Left to Flight: Tim Harrie, Doug Davis, Cyndi Helquist. Becky Kinservik, Bill Ziegler, Chris Glasgow, Jim Smith. Not pic- tured: Frank Youtzy. Scrooge cast and crew after a night performance. 55
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REDCOAT Fiow 1: K.C. McQuade. Lisa Delury, Tedi McCoy, Dorothy Parker. Becky Stiendl, Stephanie Smith. Row 2: Mrs. Danz, Frank Youtzy, Cheryl Anderson, Daryl Wilson, Laurie LaChapell, Suzanne Knox, Priscilla Harris, Jane Ward. Row 3: Chris Ozborn, Mary Kay Mair, Sheiia Flood, Carrie Glaedon, Shari Fuglestad, Eric Ritland. Redcoat staff members worked many long hours to put out eight issues of this year's newspaper. Staff members worked on interviewing skills, layout methods and reporting techniques. They also learned the importance of meeting deadlines, and how to work under pressure. Redcoat advisors this year were Mrs. Schlicting, Mrs. Danz, and Ms. McCabe, Mrs. Danz summed up her experiences with Redcoat staff members when she said, Working with and getting to know the staff members has been a thoroughly enjoyable experience. YEARBOOK Row 1: LuAnn Crompton, Gretchen Thomas,tSuzanne Knox, Cathy Deeds, Renee Reuter, Maria McNulty, Becky Kinservik. Row 2: Sheri Drum, Sue Frohmader, Brenda Baker, Anita Parker, Cathy Jorgenson, Debbie Cooper, Joan Warner, Megan Caulfield. Row 3: Lisa Delury, Melinda Steinke, Julie Staben; Lynette Zitzner, Shauna Fuglestad, Anne Cowie, Ms. Morris.
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