Richmond Heights High School - Yearbook (Richmond Heights, OH)

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Abiding By the Rules Following the Script The 1985 Richmond Heights High School Drama Club put on a rather interesting performance this year. The club president, Guy Brubaker, and crew were led by Robert Behrens, an Arts Major out of Akron University. He decided on a double bill with the plays The Real Inspector Hound and An Actors ' Nightmare . The cast consisted of Amy Price, Amy Pelleg, Chris Paskey, Stacey Difrancisco, Shelly Kirchner, Sae Choe, and Robert Agnew. The cast spent approx- imately 2 Vi months in practice and rehearsal for the performance dates of February 9 and 10. With their lines down pat and just two days to go before the show, they started to noitce something strange about one of the cast members. The person looked rather ill and weak, but they did not take it seriously. When opening night arrived, the cast was ready and well prepared. The sets were up and stage crew was ready for a night ' s performance. All of a sudden, every cast member fainted! Scott Larney, a 3 year Stage Crew member, recognized the disease as Callus offus playus (Latin term). Mr. Hall, Stage Crew director, was furious and determined to go on with the show. Callus offus playus The curtains went up and Scott Larney was pushed on the stage. The stage crew had scripts and Chris Brodnick and Michelle Leovic read various parts to Scott in an attempt to put on a show. After one hour of pure terror, Scott finally left the stage in frustration and embarrassment. The crowd rose and clapped and the night was over. For this production truly was An Actor ' s Nightmare . To be or not to be. ' Senior Guy Brubaker rehearses his lines for the play which was cancelled. Guy has been in Drama Club since his freshman year. Waiting for a cue. Sophomore Chris Paskey listens to director Robert Behrens. Chris held the lead in the play. 66 Drama Club

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say cheese. Faithful members of the RH Boosters Club rake time to pose durmg a football game. The Boosters A-orked both the worked both the indoor and outdoor :oncession stands at all home sports events. ii ;adline Time. Setting headlines with transfer type, ive Hoggett works diligently on the Student Life sec- n. Dave and Kate Bonnay were the Student Life edi- Rules, rules, rules. Every- where you go, people tell you what to do, where to do and when to do it. We ' ve got rules at home, rules at school, rules at work. You ' d think people would be sick of anything else with rules, right. ' Wrong! If this were true, no one would join any club. Clubs have rules. NHS members have to maintain at least a 3.0 GPA. Yearbookers have to sell their ads, Non-Club members aren ' t allowed to do anything. But these rules are O.K. Clubs and organizations are filled with good times and lasting memo- ries. RHHS students will gladly put up with a few simple rules in exchange for the enjoy- ment of being in a club. They don ' t mind abiding by the rules. And that ' s a fact! J5 en s my solo. ' Senior Nick Romano wonders when II get his chance to showboat. Nick, a member at the p Band, played at most of the home basketball games. Clubs Divider 65 ia»«S

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Famous Last Lines I think that this year ' s production could have been better than those of the post. — Stacey Di Francisco i Wt s s ll Lights, camera, action. Michele Leovic helps to prepare the stage for an upcoming production. This was Michele ' s second year on the Stage Guild. Nothing to do. Anita Suglia found much time on her hands due to the cancellation of the play. Anita was on the Stage Guild, which greatly helped the Drama Club with their productions. Drama Club 6 f - -■