Red Bank High School - Log Yearbook (Red Bank, NJ)

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Pippin finds his corner of the sky Juggernaut Freshman Carrie Wierman. the Leading Player, told audicnecs that the Pippin cast had Magic to Do . That magic came in the form of the sparkling choreography, professional staging and a disciplined cast on Thursday. Friday and Saturday. May 18-20. These facets blended superbly to tell this parody of the search for total fulfillment in the life of Pippin, played energetically by Senior Brian Gaskill. Pippin searched brightly in Corner of the Sky. the hit from the show. This had no effect as his stuffy father, Charles, Senior Tom Finan, showed in Welcome Home. His acting carried the pompous emperor role. Senior Raquel Christie added Fastrada, who showed the worst the fair sex has to offer. Conceited Lewis. Junior Chris Boyle, rounded out the royal family. The juggling magic continued throughout with the use of boxes and material prov iding all of the setting that was needed to highlight the cast's performance. War's irreverent look at man's greatest evil was crowned by Pippin's conversation with the talking Visigoth's head. Senior Eric Flaherty. The sing-along in Time to Start Living provided grandmotherly advice in Pippin's search for love from Berthe, Senior Leslie Beebe. It's tough to compete with a boy and his duck, but Brian did just that. He and Theo. Freshman Brian New man, turned Save the Duck into a moment of comic delight. Senior Vera Vaughan's portrayal of Catherine was properly prim, sober and conservative. The duet Love Song parodied all of those nonsensical love song lyrics. Her rendition of Miss the Man satirized the thoughts of women w ho have lost their men in the appropriate manner. WAR SATIRIZES man’s favorite past time as Senior Andrea Schrems’s mock horror shows. A fter a long day before the mast, the captains share their views in the ship's log. What was your most embarrassing experience during high school? My most embarrassing experience was when I pushed my friend into a girl in the hallway, and his gold chain caught her sweater, tearing a hole in it. — BRIAN GASKILL What is your favorite in school activity? Why? Dance. It was the only time I didn't have to use too much of my brain. — JENNY CHEN What was your most memorable experience during high school? Wynne’s '86, Mandy and the gang. I'm sleeping at her house. Gypsy 1 23 87 Yentil, Camping; that's my dad's name! Haques on Haight — SARA SIEGLER What was your most memorable experience during high school? James — cold wet but loving it. Jen — How are your kneecaps? Chris and C hris during Pippin . Dawnmarie STS, Mike and I — Put !, Chris — Forever yours. Knee surgery — DAWN MARIK DONLIN What would you see yourself doing 10 years from now? How did high school influence this decision? Acting in some Broadway show somewhere. If I hadn't met the people I met I would never have started acting seriously in the first place. — CHRISTOPHER BOYLE

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DAZZLING THE audience as she lead her cast in fagic to Do was Freshman Carrie Wierman. FASTRADA, SENIOR Raquel Christie, shares some unusual motherly advice with Pippin, Senior Brian Gaskill. AS THE royal family practiced their curtain call. Pippin. Senior Brian Gaskill, Senior Leslie Beebe, Fastrada, Senior Raquel Christie, l ewis. Junior Chris Boyle and the patriarch Charles, Senior Tom Finan captured the essence of a not so loving family. Musical

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Much ado singes society G.B. Harrison, in his Shakespeare: the Complete Works states, Much Ado About Nothing is Shakespeare's most actable portayal of the foibles of Elizabethan Society. The comedy tells the tale of one pair of star crossed lovers and one pair of lovers. The costumes ranged from conservative suits to a Godfatherish villain to the clown prince reflecting the eccentricities of modern society. The rough hewn set represented a dockside mansion's front yard on the seashore. One pair of lovers was Beatrice, Junior Amanda Ansorgc and Benedick. Junior John Flynn. Make up complemented the character's portrayal, paticularly the greying of Senior Josh Danowitz into Leonato. No make up was needed to aid Freshman Chuck Cutaia's Claudio. Chuck helped Hero, Sophomore Lauren Mathews to keep the plot moving. The low comedy provided by the watch was reminiscent of the Keystone Cops with a touch of the Pink Panther. They brought the villains, headed by Senior C hris Boyle's evil Don Jon, to justice. Supporting Boyle was the scheming Borachio. Junior Mike Goedecker. HEAD POLICEMAN. Freshnum Sieve Delopolus instructs his guard Freshman Michelle Porurski to search to the criminals. PRINCE DON Pedro, Senior James Butler, and Claudio. Freshman Chuck CuUia tease Benedick, Junior John Flynn for falling in lose. BEATRICE, JUNIOR Amanda Ansorge listens to the beach gossip of Freshman kariann Rovacs, Junior Jane Wilson, Sophomore (.auren Matthews, Juniors Ann Matthews and Jennifer Hill. Three criminals,Senior C hris Boyle, Junior Mike Goedeker and Freshman Marcus Robinson collaborate on an evil plot against Don Pedro. Much Ado About Nothing