North Platte High School - Roundup Yearbook (North Platte, NE)

Page 21 text:

Evil villian's dostotrdhg deed botckfires xx , 1 2 j. t r fxgqwzxi 'itil . 1-IH? 'lt P st it Egad the Woman in White is an old fashion mellowdramer about an evil man who tries everything possible to steal his wife's fortune. He steps low enough to pull off a funeral that supposidly is his wife's, but is another woman who is iden- tical. He locks his wife in an in- sane asylum thinking nobody would find out. Her friends discover she is alive in the asylum and they try to help get her fortune away from the evil man. The villian's plot backfires and he is killed leav- ing the hero and heroine to live happily ever after, as they should in a mellodramer. The cast included: Sir Perci- val Glyde QBill Allenjp Dora QTammy Garstjp Lawyer Gilmore QGreg Gullionjp Countess Fosco QDeb Hinmanjg Mrs. Catheric flori Mecomberjp Frederick Fairlee QTom Richardsonjg Marian QChristi Shepardjg Laura and Ann Catheric fSherri Buzzelljp Walter Hartright QDoug Longjp Miss Peach fHeidi Nel- sonj. til An art lesson gives the hero lDoug Longl and heroine lSherri Buzzelll an opportunity to be together, Q21 Woman in White lSherri Buzzellj sits lifelessly at Sir Percivals home. 131 Mrs, Catheric tLori Mecomberj and Countess Fosco fDeb l-linmanj encounter Sir Percival lBill Allenl,

Page 20 text:

Timing of ploy gives plot ironic twist Don't Drink the Water, was directed by Mr. Skip Altig, as- sisted by Shari Mires. The play tells about an American family, Walter Hollander fBill Allenj, Marian fSherri Hoelscherj and daugh- ter Susan QDeb Hinmanj, who were vacationing in East Ger- many and sought refuge in, and then were held captive in, the American Embassy. It seems ironic that the play was presented as Ameri- cans began their seige as hos- tages in the American Embas- sy in Iran. In the play, Susan falls in love with the ambassador's son, Axel fleroy lonesj. Fa- ther Drobney QMartin Greenj was narrator, in addition to his role of a priest forced to seek asylum in the Embassy. Other characters in the play included: Krojack QGreg Gullionj the policeman: the Chef fCherri Buzzelljp Ms. Kilroy fChris Wallacejg Am- bassador Magee QRich Saighmanjp Miss Burns Uoni lamesjp the Sultan of Bashir QScott Synovecjp and wife QCaroIine Fletcherjp Kasnar Uerry Layherjp and Countess Bordini fKathy McCallj. til ul warn you . . . If you mess up the order of my spice rack, I don't know what l'll do! Chef says to Marian. Qi Admit it! You are a filthy American spy! Krojak yells at Walter. Q31 Every actor must look the character and this is accomplished by the use of makeup as Deb Hinman, Leroy Jones, and Rich Saighman prepare for a performance.

Page 22 text:

One-Hcts contolned vorlety of emotions This year's student directed One-Acts contained a variety of emotion. ln Wrong Number direct- ed by Sue Smith, Mrs. Steven- son QCamy Eggersj is an invalid alone in her apart- ment. She is mistakenly cut in on a phone call and overhears two men planning a murder-hers! She tries to get help from the operators fHeidi Nelson, Cherri Buzzell, loni lamesj and the police QGreg Grederj, but they are unable to help. The Storm directed by Ann Girard, is set in the cabin of leff and Mary Mulky QGreg Gullion and Chris Wallacej. A hunter Ueff Craigj comes into the cabin to escape the storm as well as to seek re- venge because he thinks his wife QMissy Masonj and daughter QGretchen Mies- backj have been killed many years ago by Mulky. Howev- er, the wife and daughter ar- rive, and the once seperated family reunites, and leaves. Quiet Please directed by Tom Richardson, is an exam- ple of a feud between two brothers led QBiII Allenj and leff Harris fleroy lonesj. The local Reverand Uerry Laherj and local church mem- bers QShari Mires, loni james, Heidi Nelsonj try to work things out. It takes a social worker fShelIy Scritsmeirj to accomplish that goal.