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Students Perform

R epresenting an elite group Forensics Program had an ac­
of students, members of tive and exciting year. Both
the audio/visual perform Steven Grover and Lee Sanders
many of the unseen chores
qualified at the district tour­
during a production. In addition nament to compete at states.
to operating the sound and Also, many members of the
lights for the team attended
p la y s , the the Princeton
members also "You feel great High School
help operate Tournament in
and repair the during the ap­ Cincinnatti in
movie cameras plause at the which Lee San­
and other ders also made
equipment dur­ end of a play.” the finals in the
ing school. “We domestic extem­
do not receive - David Hecker poraneous cat­
the due credit egory. In addi­
tion, the team
work. Even without the recog­ attended the Emory Barkley
nition, I still enjoy what I do,” forum for high school students,
commented veteran Bill Morri­ one of the biggest national
son. tournaments, and Adam Gervin
The Pine Crest Players are the made the semi-finals. The
select students who have either debate team, composed of
performed in or worked on a Stephen Talpins and Neil
Pine Crest production. “There is Pomerantz, won many first and
a great thrill at seeing a play second place awards at local
come off after many long tournaments. Stephen Talpins,
months of hard work,” noted who attended the Dartmouth
Lauren Boice, who helped Team Debate Workshop last
produce the fall comedy summer, commented, “I was
Gramercy Ghost. pleased with our results in the
Led by Steven Grover, the tournaments and I am proud to
be an integral part of the Pine
During a Princeton speech
tournament, members of the forensic Crest Forensics Program.”
team enjoy the brisk weather.

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