St Agnes School - Lambs Tale Yearbook (Alexandria, VA)

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V Z A: A, ,. ,II A mls - 1- lv. ' ' Y Q i.. 91 e ax .I - I r he Nr? was .. 9'?fit,y Ms. Cates relays last minute directions to Caught in the act of having his hair curled A discontented Tony Lumpkin lNorman the AmardlEncore cast. by Mary Ramsey, Tom Gillice tries to con- Papousl and a disappointed Mrs. Hardcas- vince the cast that he really doesn't do this tle fJenny Peasel make no attempt to con- every morning. ceal their distress with each other. AWARD-ENCORE 123

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Under The Lights Amard - Encore production ranged from the traditional to the avant garde. Opening the season with an eighteenth-century com- edy by Oliver Goldsmith, She Stoops To Conquer, the combined drama clubs of St. Agnes and St. Stephen's demonstrated once again the timelessness of the human comedy. Their second per- formance, Waiting For Godot by Samuel Beckett, provided a strik- ing contrast to the first. Led by a new director, Marian Cates, Amard-Encore provided two highly enjoyable evenings for packed houses. Costumes supplied by Fantasy Costumes added to the dramatic atmos- phere. Amard. Front Row: Mary Michael, Chris Berg, Amy Scholley, Jane Masterson. Second Row: Heather Gibbons, Andrea Lukowsky, Ms. Cates, Kamie McGlynn, vggpv--rump-5-xr'r ' in 24 3 iv. Yvonne Goshorn. Back Row: Diana Lumen, Beth Moring. Missing: Jenny Pease, Mar- garet Jones, Elizabeth Van Tuyl, Lisa Hod- soll. Miss Hardcastle tHeather Gibbonsj and Mr. Marlowe tBrian Phillipsj accept deserved congratulations on their engagement. 122 AWARD-ENCORE

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Amies-Amlgas ln late September, the French and Spanish Club presidents, Amy Curtis and Sherry Bashir, respec- tively, encouraged activity and in- terest in their clubs by giving short orientation speeches. ln the past few years, the foreign language clubs have lost some of the en- thusiasm and participation that once surrounded them. Therefore, the two presidents aimed at renew- ing interest by planning varied ac- tivities. The French classes went to St. Stephen's in September to hear a French poetfsongwriter, while early October saw the Spanish Club attending a Flamengo Dance presentation at Lisner Auditorium. Both clubs held many meetings to plan for their Christmas parties. The Spanish afternoon ex- travaganza included a pifiata, along with South American and Spanish dishes. The French Club, boasting of Buche de Noel, New Orleans style pralines and homemade petit fours, planned a dessert party for all its members. As the year progressed, the Clubs arranged a novel French- Spanish dinner party. The proud and confident Spaniards chal- lenged the Frenchmen to a sports event and produced a Spanish play, whereas the Frenchies held a picnic in June as their grand finale. In the true spirit of the secret ballot, Holly Gilmore and Heather Gillinson cast their votes for the French Club officers. Attention s'il vous pIait, Amy Curtis calls the first French Club meeting to order. French Club. Front Row: Liza Figueroa, Susan Herr, Jenny Sinnott, Lura Luther, Ashley Montague, Dorothy Gibson, Amy Am ii' lt?'f l: U 'I Scholley, Lisa Fioyer. Second Row: Mimi Bezjian, Dolly Ftiegert, Kelly Williams, Tricia Chupkovich, Marijke Smith, Kelly Withers, Amanda Boling, Susan Giles. Second Row: Alison Smith, Jenny Uehlinger, Jessica Woodman, Margaret Coulter, Mary Gal- lagher, Kem Rein, Hope Cooper, Anne Goodwin. Back How: Lisa Gates, Prue Holman, Amy Curtis. 124 FRENCH CLUB