Pflugerville High School - Panther Paw Yearbook (Pflugerville, TX)

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“The judge judged our play by comparing it to professional performances that he had seen. Also, after talking to people from other schools I found that they agreed, ” stated Stuart Spoonmore, Senior. Orgon played by Larry Cunningham makes Tartuffe. Stuart Spoonemore. his heir. Laura Schultz begs her father Larry Cunningham to send her to a convent. Carmen Ardnt comforts Laura Schultz because her father tells her she must marry Tartuffe. Tartuffe played by Stuart Spoonemore. propositions Elmire played by Anna Chaplek to cheat on her husband with him. DRAMA ACADEMICS 63

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 Questionable Outcome Mrs. Z. Bates shows some students the correct way to perform. Tracy Carr is the role model. The 1984-1985 Drama and Thespian members went to GIL held in LaGrange on March 28th to compete in the One Act Play. The play was called Tartuffe and the cast consisted of: Stuart Spoonmore, David Ragland, Anna Chlapek, Travis Henson, Laura Schultz, John Bankley, Tamara Hunkin, Larry Cunningham, Carmen Ardnt, and Greg Davis. They won some individual awards which consisted of Best Actress — Carmen Ardnt; All star cast — Anna Chlapek, and honorable men- tion — Stuart Spoonmore and David Ragland. The judge that judged the plays was from Southwestern and he rated the play on a profes- sional level. He has seen the full production in Europe and also acted in the production himself. Travis Henson, senior, and Jennifer Williams, freshman, rehearse for their six weeks project in drama class. Marie Baladran. senior, and David Ragsland. junior, get caught up in an emotional state while practicing a play to perform during class. 62 DRAMA

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7CSJ.4. Individual Effort Makes Progress This year the GIL students accomplished a lot. Many students won superior ribbons and a few of them won beautiful trophies. The students accomplished their goals in academic and literary events which included speech, prose, poetry, and debate. Some of the students who entered were freshmen, Kimberly Kruse, Debra Tetens; sophomores. Larry Cunningham and Chris Thornhill; seniors, Greg Davis and Robbie Ringstaff; and several other students. GIL was a good inspiration to the ones that were involved in it and the competition was well brought out. Mrs. Windrum, GIL and speech teacher, has coached the students along the way and has been a big help to them all year long. The students have gone on trips to Killeen, Brenham, and Kingsville. The students say they enjoyed the trips and had fun competing with other students. Robbie Ringstaff. senior; and Carrie Hays. Junior; enjoy a relaxing garrx of Gin Rummy. Guy Mathews, junior, enjoys eating his lunch waiting for Freshmen. Ron Pfluger and Romi Mahajan. work on their UIL presentations for the next the results of the winners. competition 64 UIL