Mountain View High School - Summit Yearbook (Bend, OR)

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X I if B 'Q ,yi . 'igsgif ' 1 ww X 161 .v .1 SE S The twins, Ben and Sarah, hang on for dear life. 2 MM' ,,,.-f x X . L,.. Lg . Q . Nw. Joe Benjamin pleads with his wife Vx x Rose to give up her jewelry box The Devil Made Them Do It 5 B' i , 5 I i . K 5 'Q X i fig Mother-Rose Benjamin God's Messenger-Sidney Lip- Drunk son-David Benjamin Director-Lori Levine ton

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Andy Hickman as David the drunk. llnsert: Cast members, Front Left: Karen Weil, Brian Marchington. Second.' Ronelle Catlett, Ross Carlton. Third: Andy Hickman, John Turnbull, ,Rachel Deegan, and Doug Chausow. lGOD'S FAVGRITE Father-Joe Benjamin. nder the direction of Lori Levine, Neil Simon's play God's Favorite was also a favorite for many in the audience. A modern version of the Biblical Book of Job, the plot was generally light and funny. lt was about a man and his family and all they are put through by the devil to make them curse God. After being plagued by a serious illness, and being abandoned by his family, the devil finally gives up when the father, Joe Benjamin, still refuses to curse God. The two hour play which also consisted of two intermissions was a complete sell out. All three nights the production was on, the auditorium was crammed full of amused on-lookers. The characters were played by Brian Marchington lJoe Benjamin-fatherl, Karen Weil lRose Benjamin-motherl, Andy Hickman lDavid-drunk sonl, Ross Carlton lBen-twin sonl, Ronelle Catlett lSarah-twin daughterl, DougChausow lSidney Lipton-Godls Messengerl, Rachel Deegan lMady the maidl and John Turnbull lMorris the manservantl.

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December 9 - 25 M VHS students flock in to buy 'fKris Krinkles. 'l ven before many calendars were turned to December, Christmas spirit was upon MVHS. Students joined in on the canned food drive bringing in a total of 1,683 pounds of food for needy families. Special clubs spent their time collecting available clothes and toys to be restored and given out as Christmas gifts to the less fortunate. Many hours were spent as the students worked late into the night using every imaginable ornament to decorate the huge tree that stood in the Commons. From there it was on to door and hall decorating which they filled with clever and thought provoking sayings and interesting wall decorations. During school hours there was always something going on whether it was posing for a picture with Santa or a group singing in the halls or maybe just purchasing a Kris Krinklew for a friend. Everyone in his own way was contributing to the overall feeling of love and togetherness during the Christmas season at Mountain View. Even the secretaries and aides joined in on the fun as Classy Cats. E W Mike Budk Brown and Brenda Kisor pose e. with Santa, Pete