Red River High School - Epilogue Yearbook (Grand Forks, ND)

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Marker and Stward discuss Luc Htnntrsy describes the erie situation Dracula: Season Opener Is Suspenseful Hit Dracula. the drama department s tall prnduc- tion, tells us the story of Draculas return, after (X) years, to find a wife for eternity. He has chosen Lucy Seward, but her family has other ideas. Her father calls in old friend and noted vampire expert Professor Van Helsing to help They tried every known method to rid the world of the vampire. The new sound system and Mr. Fosse ' s help made the lighting and special effects spectacular. The production was co-directed by Mr. and Mrs. Dean Brown. Student director wasjaney Berg. Mrs Brown said. The show was very special to me because of working with all the kids and my husband. The show was put together with five and a half weeks of hard work. Dracula was performed October 11-14 and was a sel- lout almost every performance. The show was filled with eerie surprises and suspenseful mo- ments-enjoyable for young and old alike CAST Count Dracula Steve Filhpi Lucy Seward Susan Oltmanns Dr. Seward Steve Morton Renfield Tom Fillipi Prof. Van Helsing Chris Panneck Jonathan Harker Randy Sondrol Sybil Seward Stephanie Forncss Hennesy Grant Dunham Nurse Wesley Janey Berg Agnes, the maid Cathy Cook Cheryl Pala Agnes and Htnnesv rtiax trom their daily chutes. Dracula makes an appearann

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Red River Drama Department Presents G0UMT t i From the Novel by Bram Stoker m ' i a October 11-14 Curtain: 8:00 p.m. % Wm C .! f ' . k ' i ip« S J i An evening of entertainment for the entire family.

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u I I Mifrvin Sams, Paul Robinson and | ihn Sponsler fxjse in tht-ir prta- chin ' attire Sadie Hawkins Oreos, Quacks, And Romans Dance Disco An Oreo shuttles across rhc floor. Hayseeds of all types arc dancing to disco. A hunter has her arm around a duck. These characters and more were present at the Sadie Hawkins dance. In the event someone wandered across the dance floor they would meet baseball players, Santa Claus and his wife, Mr. and Mrs. Dracula, indians, and even some people garbed in togas. The crazy costumes were engineered by the students. Campus Sounds pro- vided the music, courtesy of an unidentified student council members planning. Proceeds of the dance went to the junior class committee. When people were not dancing they could visit the marryin ' Sams or they could hobble on over to the refreshments. The marryin ' Sams were played by John Sponsler and Paul Robinson. Certifi- cates were presented as proof cjf matrimony. Punch and cookies were there for the taking. Mary Bougie shows how she got her ducl(. Tim Gabrielson I f l f First row Tim Gabrielson, Tom Strinden, Dave Apanton. Beth Stnnden, Debbie Karnct. Fritz Arnason. and Nora Friese Second row Mary Bougie. Beth Larson. Machelle Norgard, Mike Rux, Dou Wilson. Tern Mallj;nmson. Becky Rynestad, Dean Barsness. Dan Evenson. Tish Dicrlam. and Dean Kraft Gregjackson said Kathy Mcleod was the best catch at the dance. Duane Armstronj did some classical danc 18 ing Roman style Bob Kozuied and Mona Sorlitn lelt real laid back