Sprayberry High School - Echo Yearbook (Marietta, GA)

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. l l, i KALIEDESCOPE entertainer Mark Dobbs amuses a young onlooker at the Civic Center. Sprayberry was invited this year to take a special part in the festival, TOP 1980-81 DRAMA CLUB: BOTTOM: Laura McEntire, Dawn Jamison, Beverly Williams, Marca Shrum, Waymon Post, Melissa Wood, Michael Moss, Matt McCoy, Nancy Gant, Jeff Poteat, Scott Barland, Laura 3 third: Connie Moss, Elana Velazquez, Angie Taylor, Mari Sutpen, Mark Robertson, Lyn Verner, Roxi Reed, Terri West, Susan Cooper, Mark Dobbs, Joey Novis, Margot Lipp, Tammy Brauner, Michelle Davis, Angie Pack, Tessie Dittman, Lyta Shadburn, Angela Canaday, Deidra Parker: second: Debra Jane Luney, David Klang, Richy Greenfield, Tammra Painter, Jouone White, Keith Platt, Steve Edison, Mike Chrznowski, Scott Smith, Michael Kirkpatrick, Rhonda Blackwell, Allan Kollar, Susan Bedgood, Laura Attily, Anders lvarson, Sheila Ledfordg back: Eddie Manner, Jennifer Baumann, Jeff Pharr, Marlene, Viera Roy Johansen, Eddie Putz, Steven Cruz, Sally Rice, Butler Day, Bill Fuller, Tamara Johansen, top: Susan Rice. THE CAST llri Order Of Appearancel Joe Keller ...... .................... Dr. Jirn Bayliss . . . Frank Lubey . . Sue Bayliss .... Lydia Lubey . . Chris Keller ... Burt ....... Kate Keller' .. Ann Deeuer . . . . George Deeuer ... 110 Tl A '- MY som 2 RICHY GREENFIELD .... . SCOTT SMITH BUTLER DAY . . . TONYA DUCKETT ...... TERRI WEST ........JOEYNOVlS ........BlLl.Y HOGG TAMARA JOHANSEN ...... MARGOT LIPP . . STEVEN EDISON Arm TRUE LOVE. Chris iJoey Novisl finally builds enough confidence to show Ann lMargot Lippl the love he NHS for her. Joey and Margot have both appeared in other Moss productions: Joey in HARVEY and Margot in THE GOOD DOCTOR. I X CENTER PAGE: ALL MY SONS CLIMAX occurs as Chris fJoey Novisj confronts his father Frank fRichy Greenfieldb over the latter's guilt in producing faulty equipment which caused the death of soldiers, onel Chris brother and Frank's son. ABOVE: KATE fTAMARA JOHANSENJ fights reality' and acceptance in ALL MY SONS. Tamara is a dedicated member of the drama club. ' l l

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HARVEY MAKES TRACKS UNUSUAL OCCURRENCES often baffled Steve Edison, Richie Greenfield, and Michelle Edison in Harvey. , -5.-. .1 . 92 gf Alan Kollar, Joey Bauman, Richie Greenfield, Roy Johanson, Tessie Dittman, Angela Davenport, Steve Edison and Lyta Shadburn. Cast of Harvey: Lisa Cooper, Novis, Lynn Verner, Jenny TALENTED ROY JOHANSON speaks confidently to his friend Harvey. Roy, along with the rest of the dedicated cast, spent between twelve and twenty hours a week in preparation for the play. TALENTED ACTRESSES Lynn Verner and Jenny Bauman displayed the importance of expression well in many scenes of the fall play Harvey. , 'Q s I if v OH MY . . . JOEY Novis strikes an exasperat- ed pose when he realizes he's forgotten a patient. PONDERING THE POSSIBILITY of an invisible rabbit, Richie Greenfield contemplates thought- fully his next move. t 'Q ' ,X fix 2 . ,,t,., ,,f. A Drama Excels Once Again Once again, Mike Moss' Mossketers produced an excellent crop of actors and actresses. Their productions continued to show a definite air of professionalism. Through much dedication and hard work, tha club succeeded in accomplishing many goals for the year. Among those goals was the successful fall season comedy Harvey. Playing a convincing lead as Elwood P. Dowd, Roy Johanson had everyone, namely the audience, convinced that he was keeping company with a six foot white rabbit named Harvey. Other effective scenes were portrayed by an excellent group of novice actors. Harvey's conglomeration of wit and drama will be long remembered by its audiences. 109

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' ur gONTROVERSY over whose father is to blame arises between Chris and f 4 t eofge lSteve Edisonl while Annie tries to mediate. Chris' conflict of loyalty Q 0 his father and compassion to mankind is a central one in the spring production. a-a-.4- rw I , 'W fx ,fw it , 9 - , ,w 2 ' ,ff , Qyfaf , I f f Q ff f Above and right: MOSSKETEERS ARE AN EVER PRESENT pleasure at Kaleidescope, a festival of the arts held each year at the Marietta Civic Center. Alan Kollar .K K performs one of the mimes which set Kaleidescope's atmosphere. Center: DRAMA COACH Michael Moss demonstrates the talent he uses in teaching students. Moss performed mime at Kaliedescope. Bottom Left: ALL MY SONS moved many Sprayberry students to laughter and tears, Dr. Jim Bayliss lScott 'Smithj reveals some hard learned facts of life to Kate Keller lTamara Johansenl. A A GLANCE AT ALL MY SONSU Tonights play focuses on the Keller family during the Post-World War ll period. The question posed by Mr. Miller is a basic one: Which is more important, family ties or humanity towards all and where should we draw the line? Like the Kellers, we hope you too will be groping for this painful answer. DRAMA CLUB EVENTS March 81 April ........................ The Student Directed Production HFEIFFERS PEOPLE to be performed at neighboring Nursing Homes Sz Gertiotric Words March, April 8L May ............... THE SPRAYBERRY MOSSKETEERS performances to be and not to be announced fso look out!l 111