Paradise Valley High School - Trojan Yearbook (Phoenix, AZ)

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Drama Presents Plays of Our Plays of Our Lives was the ti- tle of the fall play this year. It con- sisted of a series of three one act pieces written by Thornton Wilder, Robert Nail and Neil Simon. Infancy written by Thornton Wilder was performed by Seniors Sheli Thomson and Paul Tracy. Ju- nior cast members were Daryne Sandford and Leslie McCallom, and Sophomores Cindy Hopkins and Tim Wauchek. Cindy Hopkins and Tim Wau- chek played the babies Moe and Tommy on which the play was based. Sheli Thompson played Moe's mother who thought that Moe understood everything that she said. Daryne Sanford and Les- lie McCaIlom played Tommy's nurse who was a romantic and Paul Tracy played the officer who had a Lives fetish when it came to babies. Love Erant starred Seniors Cortney Fortin and Martin Bar- ringer as Ann and Jim, a high school couple on the verge of a breakup. While reminiscing about a party they had gone to, Sophomore Timi Deckwa is introduced as Eve Terrence, a sophomore who had a crush on Jim, and every other guy in the school. Then Ann reminisces and Senior Paul Tenaglia appears as Guy, a football star. At the end of the play, Ann and Jim remain Sweethearts. In Visitor From Forest Hills, the cast members were Brooke Steinberg, Scott Tichler, Dina Wise in the first cast and Tammy Wis- well and Kris Van Riper in the sec- ond. Brooke Steinberg and Scott Tichler portrayed Norma and Roy Hubley, parents of Mimsey, por- trayed by Dina Wise, the daughter who locked herself in the bathroom on her wedding day. Tammy Wis- well and Kris Van Riper also por- trayed the parents during the Sat- urday night performance. Miss Penny Scott and Mrs. Mary Irvin, directors, put much time and effort into a successful play. With- out the help of Scot Kovacs, stage manager, the play would not have gone as smoothly. The play was performed for stu- dents on Wednesday, Nov. I4, dur- ing English periods. The dinner theatre was Nov. I5. All other per- formances were Nov. I6 and I7. Ad- mission for the play was 57.50 for dinner theatre and 52 any other performance. Daryne Sandford helps Tim Wauchek apply make-up. Tammy Wiswell and Kris Van Riper daydream during a scene. They portrayed Roy and Norma Hubley during the Saturday night perfor- mance. ICB

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Sophomore Attendants: Timi Deckwa, Rich Weissinger Sophomore Nominee: Kathy Ozbun Freshman Attendants: Bill Stout, Laurie Klaass IOS

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lnfancy takes its curtain call. , If ,1 vw up The entire cast of the three plays takes their curtain call. A ,' V 5? ,,,, y 5 1 V 21 ef ' gm 2 it 9 l Paul Tracy, the Gfficer in lnfancy, makes his way to the stage through the audience. ' I ,,,s: f ' , VV .-,,,' My , f Scott Tichler, playing Roy Hubley, tries to control himself as his wife Norma Hubley, Brooke Steinberg, watches on in the play Plaza Suite . IO7