North Fort Myers High School - Lance Yearbook (North Fort Myers, FL)

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The 1984-85 Drama students from left to right: front row: Sean MacDonald, Sharon Brockway, Jeanette Curington, Julie Colmer, Anita Hernandez, Tonjia High, Ricky Washington, Ron Pilz, Sandy Leach, Cinnamon Saltzman, Lori Trotter, Patty Burns, Toni Gray, Theresa Deming, Bobby Ura, Karen Casey, James Hall, Sandy Rice. Second row: Richard Welch, Geneva May, Nan- cy Vracar, Danielle Farnum, Wendy Walters, Don Lan- dis, Shane Berry, Kelly Ludwig, Debbie Smith, Marcie Wierengo, Priscilla Tolbert, Lizette Patterson, Louise Daly, Deana Wiant, Donna Strayer, Stacie Nowacki, Meredith Ward, Mikkie Haggard. Third row: Derek Lykes, Mark Waldron, Tracy Hughett, Kelly McGuiness, Sharon Clark, Cathy Panio, Tina Spriggs, Keli Reed, Carol Petry, Febra Scudder, Bobbie Hall, Sam Holloway, Jody Morrison, Leanne Scudder, Leigh Thar, Lu Hurst, Hope Patterson, Christina Seivert, Gibby Byrd, Back row: Mende Hughes Cpublicityl Dana Berry CVice-presidentb, Lori Pastirik CPresidentD, Dawn Morrison CSecretary-Treasurerb, Rob Pearce Cpublicityb, Greg Williams, Caeser Collazo. Standing Room Gnly All the world's a stage and over one hundred of North's students experienced the thrill of applause as they produced more of the superior quality theater North High Thespians have offered. Although North Fort Myers High School has no theater facility, North's talented drama students have always presented plays, talent shows, dinner shows, and musicals which are superior. Under the supervision and direction of Thespian sponsor, Andrea Jean Getzlafii drama students read and performed dramatic literature and participated in all production activities including set design, construction, and decorating, costuming, makeup, lighting, publicity, ticket sales, and stage management. For the first time in North Fort Myers High Drama School's twenty-five years, three drama classes, including a seventh period class, were taught. During the first semester of the 64-85 school year each of the three classes selected, produced, and performed its own play. First period class, composed of first year students, performed the hilarious spoof entitled Hospital. Richard Welch, as Dr. Jekyl, was whole-heartedly believable as the administrator of Bedside Manor Hospital which had as its motto a joke a day is better than an apple a day. Looking for a slightly different play, the ad- vanced drama students in second period chose The invisible Man to produce. Mende Hughes, playing Linda, the leader of a group of college girls, en- countered the invisible man, Greg Williams, and solved the mystery of the Painting the set for a drama production is member Theresa Deming. ff Q I ' ' x r .. ,, W at . k G N , 1 'x ., M p X x X W Q1 Q. L. . ,a --5 X 4 missing gold. The seventh period class preferred to produce Hey, Teachl, a delightful comedy about the young female teacher, played by Carlo Martin, and the trials and tribulations she had in her first teaching assignment. During the second semester, the seventh period class was the performing class which consisted of the entire cast of West Side Story. Each student in the class perfected the talents of singing and danc- ing as they performed Leonard Bernstein's music and Stephen 5andheim's lyrics in America, The Jet Song, Gee, Officer Krupke, Tonight, and Maria Con- sisting of forty students, the cast worked afternoons, evenings, and even some weekends to perfect their performances for the opening curtain on L .h1

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Red Knight, Ed .Sheridan creates the scenery for the upcoming ploy, After a performance, Anita Hernandez gets con- gratulations from her mother. Drama Troupe 2519 International Thespian Society front row: Mende Hughes, Samantha Holloway, Sean Mac- Donald, Carol Perry, Febro Scudder, Lori Postrik, Down Morrison, Rob Pearce, Back row: Dana Berry, Kelly Reed, Leigh Thor, Richard Welch, Nancy Vracar, Don Landis, Christina Severt, Gibby Byrd. Wondering if she will escope the clutches of the murderer, Mende Hughes awaits her fate.