Westminster High School - Warrior Yearbook (Westminster, CO)

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THE WLSTMINSTER WARRIORS' Qncle e nf S 61 5 V I - ? 1 lg wwf A1 2:33 - i R F If J . 4 M vL'!' Stl V- d 7 Logg i ' 4 Vol. lla, No. 9 Westminster High School Jan. 1976 WESTMINSTER HIGH SCHOOL PFCSCDIS I HERIT THE WI by jerome Lawrence and Robert E. Lee Re that trnuhleth his nfnn hnuse shall inherit the fninrlf' rniierhs 11129 For ticket information and reservations call 428-9511 ext.58 Howard .... Melinda . . . Rachel ...... Meeker ......... Bertram Cates . . . . Mr. Goodfellow . . . . . Mrs. Krebs ....... Reverend Brown . . . Mr. Bollinger .... Mr. Bannister .... Mrs. Loomis .... Hot Dog Man . . . Mrs. McClain . . . Mrs. Blair .... E1ija11..... .... . E.K. Hornbeck . . . . . Hurdy Gurdy Man . . . Timmy.......... Mayor............. Matthew H. Brady Tom Davenport . . . . . . Henry Drummond . . . judge.... .... Dunlap ......... Sillers ......... Reporter ......... Harry Esterbrook . . Mayor's Wife ..... Sunny ......... Cooper ..... Finney ..... Mrs. Brady .... on sua january 22,23, + 24 ThcLittlc Theater Westminster High School Curtain 8:00 p.m. . . . jeff Kullman . . . . Terri Gimn . . . Kris Welbom . . . . Tim Woodson . . . Eric Grauberger . . . . . Dan Stevens . . . . Debbie Marsh . . . . . Mike Bruen . . . Sam Welborn ......DanLee . . . .. . Kate Allen . . . . Dave McGough . . . Vicki Gallagher jean Miller DanGarth .......joe Davidek . . . . Randy Skulavak . . Richard McBride - - - Charles Mirabile - - - - - Dave Brauer - - - - Mark Harris . . . . Greg Moody . . . . jay Burwick . . . David Wertz . . Rick Norberg . . . . . Doug Hartz . . . . . . Brian Brown . . . .Michelle Morie . . . . Kathy Tafoya . . . . . . . . Jesse Milnes . . . . . . . Craig Kessler . . . . Margo Van Swearingen I STAGE MANAGER . Assistants to the Sta STAGE CREW . . . Ken Baker, Charles HAND PROPS . . . Patty Winters, Dan COSTUMES . . . . jean Miller, Margo SET DESIGN. . . . LIGHTS . .. 142 P RO DUC TION STAFF C. Dwain Terry, J ge Manager. . . . . . .Ken Bak Tviirabile: jim. Shotts: Daye.Hoeh1 Ritter, Stan Worley Cindy Je Ken Boglino . . Tammy Youn . . Kristie Welbor Van Swearingen, Kate Allen . Rhonda Kennar . . Dave Hoeh

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Science Club Bottom Row, L--R3 Desire Launt, Steve Lowe, Dr. Banks, Chris Danliy, Frank Orten, Ulrick Paulsen, Stuart Bohn, Mike Kluzik. Middle Row, Rod Kempkes, Victor Wanifuchi, Fred Hunter, Kevin Meier, Bob Barrett, Cindy Pollet, Paul Oden, Mike Madril. Top Row, Kirk Fry, Peggy Woodrum, Doug Wisscher, Ted john, Greg Moody, Michelle Morie, Dave Brauer, Amy I-Ialler, Tim Schiek, Alan Kuge, 141

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Inherit The Wind is not history. The events which took place in Dayton, Tennessee, during the scorching july of 1925 are clearly the genesis of this play. It has, however, an exodus entirely of its own. Only a handful of phrases have been taken from the actual trans- cript of the famous Scopes trial. Some of the characters of the play are related to the colorful figures in that battle of giants, but they have life and language of their own--and, therefore, names of their own. The greatest reporters and historians of the century have written millions of words about the Monkey Trial. We are indebted to them for their brilliant reportage. And we are grateful to the late Arthur Garfield Hays, who recounted to us much of the unwritten vividness of the Dayton adventure from his own memory and experience. The collision of Bryan and Darrow at Dayton was dramatic but it was not a drama. Moreover, the issues of their conflict have ac- quired new dimensions and meaning in the thirty years since they clashed at the Rhea County Court house. So Inherit The Wind does not pretend to be journalism. It is theatre. It is not 1925. The stage directions set the time as Not too long ago. It might have been yesterday. It could be tomorrow. ' ss f E A.-ll I ,g-ll! g II 3 ll