Science Hill High School - Wataugan Yearbook (Johnson City, TN)

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Surprised by the Dupont-Duford's (Seth Williams and Ronnie Sutphin), Lord Edgard jumps. Preoccupied with his mustache Peterbono turns away from Lady Hurf (Sara Showman). After tying up Juliet (Renee Soppet) Gustave listens thoughtfully to her pleas. Thieves' Carnival The French Riviera was the setting for Borin's Production of Thieves' Carnival. Both performances were very well received by the audience. The plot of the play centers around three misfit pickpockets who are themselves conned by a bored yet rich Lady Hurf. The head pickpocket, Peterbono, stays at Lady Hurt's villa to enjoy the brandy and cigars. However, his young campanion has fallen in love with a daughter of Lady Hurts and they elope along with the valuables of the house. 19

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Wise to the ton-game. Lord Edgard (Ricky Saults) faints after finding Smith) becomes disenchanted. out the truth about the Duke of Mariflores. Surprised to recognize his fellow con-artist, Peterbono (Jim Rogers) No longer attracted to the charms of Hector (Dan Pence), Eva (Missy scolds Gustave (Mark Zadach). 18

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Events to Remember Sometimes the every day dull school routine can only be broken by something particularly special to look for- ward to, such as planned or unplanned school events. No one receives each event with the same attitude and expectations. Nevertheless everyone welcomes an inter- ruption to the ever depressing daily schedule. Such events range from Ring day to Veteran's day. Two unexpected visits, one by Foxfire's Elliot Wiggington and one by First Lady Rosalyn Carter gave most everyone a chance to see someone they would otherwise probably never get to see. Some events were scheduled for just a certain group, like the German Club's annual Weih- nachtsfest. Though no one can please all of the people all of the time-most of the people are pleased most of the time. Discussing the hehind-the-scenes of writing is the author of Foxfire, Eliot Wiggington. First in line, junior Robin Johnson receives her class ring. First Lady Rosalyn Carter speaks at City Hall. 20