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To be or not to be IN DRAMA Every year Miss Rambow re- cruits those students who have expressed an interest in drama or those who may be aspiring actors and actresses to join the drama club. This group of dedicated and talented students meets every Tuesday from 3:20 to 4:30. Pres- ently they are working on the production of two plays. The first, ttCamel Lot? is about an evil villain who wants to marry a princess, so he plays tricks on the queen to get half of the kingdom and the princes hand in mar- riage. The second, I Want to Re- port a Murder, is about two sis- ters. One thinks she has seen a murder being comitted and she reports it to the police. With the help of Miss Rambow and Mrs. Carauana, the students create their own props and cos- tumes. The plays will be presented to the sixth graders during a special assembly in May, and an evening performance will be open to the public. Take a bow drama club and give yourselves a hand, cuz you,re the best to beat the band. w Front Row: Amy Loness, Sarah Campbell, Jeremy Blue, Tim Bell, Currine Petronne, Andrienne Ridley, Angela Davis, Andrea Hocking. Second Row: Beth Whitney, Tommy Levesque, April Clute, Nicole Cummings, Charlene Levesque, Iennifer Weber, Iessica l Levesque, Dana Tidikis. Third Row: Lavonne Scudamore, Amy Chittenden, Becky Baird, Kristen Eaten, Whitney Reese, Angie Applegate, Laurie Taylor, Debbie Pacheco. Back Row: Mrs. Caruana, Robin Kurilla, Ioelle Howell, Julie Hafner, Becky Rider, Michelle Krieger, Rachel Rider, Jennifer Melleo, Kim Taube. 36 T Drama
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Club members Amy Loness, Tammy Gniadek, April Burkhart and Dr. Potter pose for a group picture, while Dr. Potter assists Tammy Gniadek on a project. Crazy about COMPUTER WRITING The Computer Writing Club E was established to further en- hance students computer skills and capabilities. During the hour that the club meets, Dr. Potter, club advisor, teaches basic com- puter skills in the areas of com- puter art and computer writing. The students make greeting cards, banners, and stationary while they become computer proficient. The computer has become such a vital part of our technol- ogy over the past ten years. Com- puters are replacing the typewrit- er in both home and in the work force, and toys are now com- puterized. The knowledge of the computer is important, more so today than ever before. While the Computer Writing Club has a small membership at the present time, students in all grade levels are invited to join. The club meets on Mondays at 3:30. Do not be intimidated, they are easy to work with and fun too. Computer Writing T 37
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