Plymouth High School - Mayflower Yearbook (Plymouth, IN)

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Fall Play Is New A nd Funny The Thespians Mincti a neu trend this yeir with their fall production of Story Thcitet which was comprised of sever a I of Grimms fair» tiles and two of Aesop» fables A few of the rales per formal were The Master Thief , and The Two Crows . The Brcman Town Musicians’ , Hcnny Penny , and The little Peasant The gmup performed for the public and for the Student Council’s Children’ Christmas Parry Members of the cast were Seniors Dana Jeffirs. Emilio Caban, Juniors lauru Bnxk. lasa Snyder. Soph umores Tcflda Wagner. Robin Fcagler. Charles LaPlantc. Mart Frushour, and Freshmen Lynn Gildner. Tami Albert- son. Sue Mellin. and Brent Schafer. With only a month to put the produc- tion together. Mr A mu stead, the direc- tor of Story Theatre, along with help ftum his Stage Craft tlavses, constructed a tn-lcvcl set which allowed different scenes to he performed without having to move any thing. Mr. Armistead stated. This was the first time the club had a set of this mag- nitude. considering PUS. now has the room and spate for it. The students invoked in this production had to do vxne good acting to he so many charac- ters in one performante Spring Hosts New Product ion For their Spring Play this year. Thes- pians presented THE MIRACLE WORKER, written by William Gibson The play directed by Mr. Armistcad. assisted by Emilio Caban, is the story of Helen Keller, played by Barb Capron, in her childhood days. With tlic help of Annie Sullivan, played by Dana Jeffirs. Helen is taught to understand the wsirds of others, and eventually to speak Mrs Keller, played by Lisa Snyder, and Mr Keller, played by Mark Morianty, are astonished to heir of her accomplish- ments. Other members of the cast include Brent Shafer, Jimmy; Nance Stewart. Aunt Ev; Emilio ('.aban. Mr Anagnos; Tunda Wagner. Vincy. Tracy Simpson. Martha. Matt Robertson. Percy; and Rhee Ann Baumgartner, Tammy Albccrtson. Robin Feaglcr. Sue Wilson, and Janis Steele as blind girls. i.wpi farLirr r«ib « nnd sms WE MR lirr t.«r C Sw. ml R« 4U (Jw l.r.i shf.m'1 irni un U Ml Item Ml M (ourmpliH VKiln't »hu»ih« IOWI » I.ITT »XMc. LtPMnc. RdWr Fn M. »«l Iwo Un. k l»r | to U IPHI HK.H7 Mr km l.rM. uaM M Wi .Ml ll XU F RIGHT Mi MMn KctM rr.Ur HrM » FAR tmi RIGHT Mr Annmd md Mi linker kiu m • Iik irtwW FAR LOWER RIGHT Vmm onr. in temdr hwril »o m niil

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“Greetings” A ttracts Big Crowds Plymouth » ninth annual variety show. Greetings' , received cheers, laughs, and applause from the crowds that filled the new auditorium. Planning for the show started in Janu- ary. and rehearsals began in March and continued for seven necks, including the week of the show Each member of the Big Red Band participated in some way After a somewhat hectic dress rehearsal, the variety show premiered featuring such acts as Hello Dolly. Bar- bershop Quartet Contest. David Brrn ner. and The Hen House Five. Greetings was Plymouth’s second vari- ety show with a take-off theme; this year’s show was a takeoff on Welcome Back Kotter , in which class discussions provided a smooth transition from scene to scene t) rs TOT lin t r firw mU Mid Natb inmm 'HmHm Iimmt BOTTOM Lin Manm him I V«f»« «•!. .«« TOT RU.1IT Thr Vt Urn kw them 41 «Hr «uftMW « •» dw m Omn CENTER Vwt R nri • , - imomn BOTTOM RIGHT • Pr m .«Mmb tW e the u« «I • item ndiomn TOT M Rfwi«l mi M jem 0»o»n link bum ini Kifn (IN m O.S h+Ull iimi f irtmrui BOTTOM G«n Tm. WMu«. ISw K W mi Kjti Cirtn w ihr «mm 4 iht MmhofOirtu (iirrru M