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

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1. Snogg, Senior David Ragland, and Nels, freshman Roland Belmares wrap the famous red shoes. 2. Snogg. walks suspiciously across the stage. 3. Nels. asks Karen, played by senior Carmen Arendt. if she wants to watch him make shoes. 4 Drama class rehearses a scene from a play. 5. Burgomaster, freshman Jason Morgan, greets the Nice Old Lady, junior Linda Dungan. after a long stay from home. 6. Seniors Anna Chlapek and David Ragland s characters, Jemmo and Snogg, try to convince Nels not to look in the basket. —Drama 45—

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Hard Work Unprofitable Practice makes perfect. This statement holds true for the cast of the One Act Play. The only problem is that the hard work didn't pay off in contest. The cast begain working in March, and practices continued throughout spring break. The cast worked hard for the perfec- tion of the lines, costumes, scenery, and make-up. Their production, The Red Shoes, was performed one evening at the Middle School for a general audience and again during the day for the PMS students. The cast consisted of Thespian mem- bers, honorable mentions, Anna Chla- pek, Jason Morgan. All Star Cast, David Ragland, and Carmen Arendt. Other cast members were Roland Belmares and Lynda Dungan. Aside from the hard work of the Thes- pians, there were many things to learn in the classroom. Drama is usually the be- ginning of a production. Zenda Bates, director, said, 1 feel this is a class that helps develop a student's self-confidence and poise. 46 Drama

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1. Melanie Rusk, freshman, and Amy Lasker, freshman, put a lot into their acting to be the best they can be. 2. Kristi Barringer tells Terri Williams she forgot line number three. 3. Amy Retallack and Sherri Gothart, both juniors, study their lines together in preparation for their skit. 1 Becky Shaefer and Roland Belmares enjoy drama so much that they became a part of the drama club. — 48 Drama Club —