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Owen Musser, portrayed by Bobby

Rossiter, attempts to converse with

i g n e Charlie Baker, played
the f o r e r
by Dan Olachea. The locals at a

fishing camp believe Charlie, a

pathologically shy Englishman, to b

from an exotic foreign country and

unable to speak or understand

KES TIME is where the fun begins.
English. Of course, he does, and th;

Outside activities are important.

Patience Orr explains, “ Even though

I am busy taking twenty-one hours
undred of hours. That’s what it takes to put on a

and working fifteen hours, I still

short two-act play? The students of the Drama made time to get involved in an

Club often feel like magicians pulling time out of a extracurricular activity that I enjoy.

The play was a lot of fun.”

hat in order to accomodate their busy schedules

and the production.

After the auditions are over, the work really

begins. Students spend hours memorizing their

lines, learning how their characters think, walk,

and talk. They rehearse over and over and over

again, sometimes until 2:00 in the morning. The

sheer amount of time spent in preparing for one’s

part is enormous, especially when one considers

that the actual performance only last a couple of

hours.

Then there is the set to build. The drama club

memebers spend several weeks planning,

purchasing materials, and building it. Mrs. Linda

Overstreet assists in acquiring props and costumes.

The maintence department helps the students set

up the stage lights and the sound system.

It is all worth the time and effort. Miguel

Rodriguez says, “The feeling you get when you

say a line, that you’ve said at least 50 times

already, but this time there is an audience that

laughs and applauds — there’s nothing like it. I

wouldn’t trade the experience for anything.”

t'A ' .•

ALPHI CHI Front row: Patience Orr, Karen Crawley, Joan Germain, Eba EDUCATION CLUB Front row: Deanna Stecker, Karen Crawley, Gaynell

Spowart, and Lydia Helms; second row: Kathryn Overman, Kim VanEtten, Johnson, Kathy Phipps, Kathy Quintana, Debbie Muse, and Janeen

Julie Adrian, Michele Griffin, Lisa Yada, and Cindy Lower; third row: James second row: Cherri Schreck, Sue Lulsdorf, Wendy Wolfe, Tammy Hampton, pj

Hunt, Eric Waldo, and Jason Wrachford. Rose Sarlo, Jamie Munro, Selina Blatt, Karen Cummings, and Rhonda Bayloi

third row: Mrs. June McBride, sponsor, Dan Tabor, Kim VanEtten, Eva

Ogrizovich, Julie Adrian, Kari Jenkins, and Ruth Peel.

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