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Help! l'm stuck! Winnie the Pooh was performed at seven elementary schools over a two-day period, and twice at Wheaton Central. The cast of 12 and the four members of the stage crew were extremely dedicated. They overcame such problems as the main character breaking her leg and one of the important props being too large to transport. The play was produced by Merle Kulinski and direct- ed by Bonnie Kingsberry, a student teacher from Wheaton College. The assistant director was Danielle Paquette. Under their direction, the forest became alive with talkative and mischievous animal characters such as Kanga, Roo, Pooh, Rabbit and Piglet. A lot of hard work made Winnie the Pooh delightful childrens' entertainment. Christopher Robin Winnie the Pooh Kanga . ., . Roo Piglet , Rabbit .. Geyore Owl . Beaver .. .. Skunk , .. Tasha Rabbit , Voice ol Rabbit . Accompanist . . .,,. Jeff Taylor . Sherri Conn Sara Gustafson . Melissa Capo Jenni Gerace Jerusha Matsen Bridgett Tillman , Carolyn Krick .., Amy Jensen .. Amy Williams , Lisa Wolsleld . Heidi Fisk .. . Anno Miller 27
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TECH CRE The house lights go down and the curtain opens. The spotlights focus on the main character as he walks out onto the set. How many people are involved in the scene? if you said one, you were wrong. You forgot about the person work- ing the spotlight, the person pulling the curtain, the person who keeps everything under control whenever possible, and the numerous people who prepared the set ,. The actors aren't the only people at work on a play or musical- the tech crew is also busy! Tech crew has worked on all the major school drama productions this year. Under the guidance of Mr. Don Hood. they built the sets and larger props, made set changes between scenes, and assigned people to be in charge of sound, lighting, and the main curtain. The members worked very long hours and often had to make last minute changes and preparations. The next time you attend a school production, try not to forget the people behind the scenes. They work hard to make sure that your evening's entertainment runs smoothly. Clockwise from top: Sean Wheeles, Melanie Cooley, Heather Davis, Neha Desai, Emily McEwan, Alanna Walen, Jeremy Delamater, Amy Liu, Chris Hobein. Center, from top: Anita Advaney, Karolina Gustafson, ITT f '5
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