Northside High School - Aquila Yearbook (Warner Robins, GA)

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TINTYPES Live Forever Through the cast of TINT- YPES, America’s heritage was reborn on the stage. The play was upbeat, colorful, and all around entertaining. The cast performed at numerous churches and elementary schools, as well as at the dinner theater. They also attended conference, and competed at the region and state level. The cast gained the first place re- gion title and were named first runner up at the state competi- .%.¢@ v,2? eee e @ a P tion level. At the region competi- tion a judge stated that TINT- YPES is a show that every high- school should be able to see. In addition to the cast awards, oth- er members received individual awards. Caleb Carter received best actor at both region and state. Overall, the one-act was a great success. TINTYPES will live forever. Rob Gordon catches the audience's attention with a powerful speech. al “ gh = gf Beery Richelle Robi performs a solo at center stage. Phil Little is very serious during one of the practices. Debbie Gee and Johnathan Smith make great dance partners in the One Act play. Greg Boatwright, Ashleigh Andrews, Johnathan Simon, and Franklin McGrath appear excited about their homeland, America. Mrs. McMeans is caught after an afternoon of aiding Ms. Campbell's design and sew costumes.

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PLAY WINS REGION AGAIN The cast consisted of Ashleigh Andrews, Greg Boatwright, Caleb Carter, Scott Culpepper, Lisa Davis, Debbie Gee, Rob Gordon, Keith Leary, Phil Little, Millie Littlefield, Franklin McGrath, Matt Schultz, Johnathan Simon, Johnathan Smith, Tanjie Rambert, Angela Bolden, Kenitra Burnette, Dawn Carpenter, Richelle Roby, One-Act 30 Michelle Smith, Tijwanda (Precious) Thomas, Russ Brand, Lisa Brewer, and Brian Carpenter. The fol- lowing students also con- tributed back stage in one way or another: Tara Amos, Wanda Brockett, Becky Buller, Kiersten Bush, Jill Katey, and Will Williford. After several afternoons of auditions, the cast was chosen around mid-Octo- ber. The cast spent many long hours perfecting the play before taking it to competition in Valdosta in November. The cast work- ed with choreographer, Ken Raphael for many weeks. Dedication and hard work help to build character. This is another job well done by a one-act family. These passengers appear enthusiastic in their “Merry Oldsmobile.” During this comical duet, Michelle Smith tries to steal the spotlight from Ashleigh Andrews who is entertaining the audience. Brian Carpenter opens the play by declaring “I'm @ Yankee Doodle Dan- dee.”