O Gorman High School - Knight Legend Yearbook (Sioux Falls, SD)

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.254 if? '04 YQ, Theatre-in- the-Fiound it it ifiii SGT1. maU'S UI? J... Q Dancer5 itf iTbecame the . event in Misssgggpelts' room.. This PlaY5?Took the dience through agdrarnatic and ,grigplngggtory. invqly- edfthe Hiiland family. The sixth finger of Lizzie, a young sbecame the catalyst ed a rift in the marriagetof her: parents, James and The cast of the worked long and hard ton. prepare for the progtlctionsgg With Mr. Brick as tebnnicar director and Lisa Fischer as, student director, the dream T f R T finally presenting the play L became a reality. f ff B - Q x N-a....,,,, TOP: Lizzie lYoli Zepedaj, the truant officer lMark Curleyy, James lScott Ab- dallahl, and a policeman fJim Budeitl, discuss the implications of Lizzie at- tending school. BOTTOM LEFT: Margaret fKatie Randallt condemns herself for the death of her daughter. BOTTOM MIDDLE: Lizzie is happy to see her father. BOTTOM RIGHT: Dr. Jacobson lPat Obelet examines Lizzie as her father anxiously looks on.

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124 When We Play the Fool . . . When you think of it, it's not such a bizarre story, after all. Be honest. Haven't you all met afool . . A fool exists in everyone's life. Loveable or not, this certain person cannot get a firm grip on reality. The Neil Simon play, Fools, created a town full of fools. The evil villian, Count Youse Kevitsh, had laid a curse on the town of Kulyenchikov. A curse of stupidity. To break the curse, Sophia, the heroine, must marry. When a new school master arriv- ed, Kulyenchikov was saved! When the two fell in love and married, the curse was broken. This fantasy world full of fools came to vivid life in the O'Gorman production. Special effects enhanced the fun with black lights emphasizing the neon colors. The one act play entered in the regional competition and received a superior rating. The play, directed by Miss Spelts and Mr. Brick included a cast of twenty. However, this number does not include the large number of students involved in backstage labor. 4. A as I t f x . TOP RIGHT, First Row: Jenny Waggoner, Dan Castle, Lisa Fischer, Lars Nilsson, David Naughton, Sandy McGraw. Second Row: Amy Humphreys, Laura Tam, John Famested, and Kitty West are the ensemble of fools. MIDDLE RIGHT: Gene Elrod tries to educate Mary McGreevy in the basics of math while her parents, Renae Timmer and Dan Fester cheer them on. BOTTOM LEFT: Katie Randall and Scott Fromm look for their sheep. BOTTOM RIGHT: Missy Mapes and Mark Curley wait im- patiently for their mail to be delivered by Jim Billion.