Oyster River High School - Trion Yearbook (Durham, NH)

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Bonnie Prescott is in shock in a scene from Dark of the Moon. 5. -tw, .. .. . T, . .ig . 15 . I r I if.t i is if . Q L . ' S . fit ni, Tl-IEARTS TONIGHT, one show only, OR!-IS is proud to present - da, da, da, da - a salute to the Arts! With an all-star cast of Oyster Fiiver's finest performers, we guarantee that you are in for two pages of worthwhile entertain- ment. But enough of that. Let's get on with the show! First on the agenda is our famed group of thespians, better known as the Drama Club. With such past credits as Dark of the IVIoon, The Imaginary Inval- id, Brigadoon, and their spe- cial award-winning feature, The Dumbwaiterf' they will keep you enraptured throughout the per- formance. And now a word from our sponsors. The second part of our show is devoted to the artists. Yes, folks, those people who call them- selves painters, sculptors, weav- ers, and cartoonists. Under the suspicious direction of IVIr. Wil- liam Childs, they have brought us such treats as the Parsonage Gallery Exhibition. Special credit should be given to Roger Long and David Wheeler, Foster's famous Tri-City High cartoon- IST. We hoped you enjoyed the show and will continue to sup- portthe arts atORl-IS. tt s Keep up the good work! 'I A piece of artwork by Lisa Ogden. ls that really David Wheeler?

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i Paul Jones and Jon Linden in The Dumbwaiterf' 3 POETRY DRAMA MUSIC T Chris Broderick likes to draw creatively. L N A boating scene by Topher Dean. TRI-CITY HIGH! 5 , g, i 1 NE or me LEADS 'wwo PUW5 RcMEO?.'? yy y y Lame DAVE' DAQQD Q ILSQOAQO AND ,gL,ET.., L.7 ifij 7 YEMR.. ALLL. RieH7'.! e T an wwf- aww me Q ' X -- -yirlvxlr , 'QWIU F, ii PLAY 3 Gigli' rg, S J MIN fi T991-OUT f '1 il, woofvu -it , ' l V' V V+ W, gi 4' L N if i My ai ii r HWJ i 'msc Another masterpiece by Roger and David. 13