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Drama Allows Seniors To Exhibit Talents Drama is an art that has af¬ forded much entertainment to the world for centuries. Even before Sophocles, drama was making its path through the world. Though drama can be put into many different divi¬ sions, the two most frequently dealt with in the PCHS plays are the comedies and the more serious tragedies. One of the most successful plays of the drama club had to have been “You’re a Good Man, Charlie Brown.” Adapt¬ ed from the 1953 production by Charles Schultz, the drama club’s rendition was accurate¬ ly portrayed and a tremendous success. However, the overwhelming success of the senior play, “Rebel Without A Cause” could not be topped. This play, starring Tracy Turman, Ka¬ ren Ward and Bubba Hou- chins brought both respect and admiration to the rowdy senior class. As the play opens, Jim (Tracy Turman) has just moved to a new town. There he is confronted by gang mem¬ bers led by Buzz (Tracy Har¬ bour). The conflict involved is the fact that Buzz challenges Jim to a chicken run to test his manhood. From there on out, Jim is forced to make some crucial decisions with the help of his friend, Plato (Bubba Houchins) while falling in love with the beautiful girl¬ friend of Buzz, Judy (Karen Ward). As expected, love con¬ quers all and everyone lives happily ever after. The seniors astonishing performances did not go un¬ noticed. Said director Mrs. Maria Oden, “I was very pleased with the job that they did.” The talent reflected in these plays made for an interesting year at PCHS. Many actors devoted much of their time to perfecting their lines and made it all worthwhile. Under the direction of Mrs. Oden, this year’s plays were the most successful ever. “Perhaps my love for drama helps,” she said, “because I always like to work in drama.” With an atti¬ tude like that, drama will most certainly always have a place at PCHS. Senior actors Tracy Turman and Tracy Harbour portray a scene from the play “Rebel Without a Cause,” where their characters clash over the love of a woman.
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Portraying worried parents, David Baum and Livia Oden try to stop their son Jim (Tracy Turman) from getting involved with the wrong crowd.
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