Sammamish High School - Thunderbird Yearbook (Bellevue, WA)

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Bird,s Eye View acbeth, Hamlet Top Season. Even after the standardized exams. static lectures and homework. homework. homework, there is still some crea- tivity left in teaching. as demonstrated by the Senior Eng- lish team of Wayne Connoway. Val Foubert and Gretchen Senyohl, who break dull tradition to present dramatized versions of the plays their classes are studying. Perhaps you've noticed the off-limit signs occasionally posted on the doors of 102 and ignored them long enough to stick your head into the dark abyss to see three mad-eyed hags screaming around a steaming pot. No. it wasn't a faculty meeting. but a Senior English Production of Macbeth. During the first semester the Senior English classes were able to see six productions. The first presentation was a dramatic reading of Antigone, which was accented when a men's chorus and tymphani backing. This was outdone by the production of Every- man with strains of the Hallelujah Chorous seeping in through a speaker. The next production was Macbeth, featuring three mad witches cackling over a bubbling pot with memorized lines. The last play was Death ofA Sales- man. Special lighting. flute and trumpet solos and Jan Hopkins running amuck in a bathrobe highlighted the performance. The last production was a semi-musical twith special help from Mr. Alan Lund and chorusl of the poems of Shakespeare. ending a successful season of performances.