Bloomington High School South, The Gothic, 1994, Page 44

Description:	Working to be a more successful programThe South drama departmentstarted off the 1993-1994 school yearsuccessfully with the production ofM.A.S.H. in November. It was a verybig success and many people, students and teachers, were very impressed. Working in that play waslike nothing Id ever done, said EdGentry, assistant director, it wasdefinitely an experience. DramaThrough cuts, scrapes, bruises and near deathexperiences, Keddy McClain takes time outto smile for the camera before the senior directed one-acts.teacher Catherine Springer is tryingto build a solid program at South.Said Springer, Im trying a lot ofnew things and the kids are responsive. That makes it great!The second semester held morerehearsals for the drama departmentas they put together senior directed,one-act plays. The plays were TheReal Inspector Hound, CrawlingThe lighting is what makes the play. BrentWinderlich puts a filter over the lights beforeSouths production of MASH.Around, and Nobody Sleeps, keptSouths actors busy. Junior DavidBarber commented on the actorsprogress saying, The characters areshowing a lot of development.The program is growing and willcontinue to do so, especially if thenumbers of students participating increases. Springer wants students torealize that acting is for everyone,emphasizing that it is not just for asmall group of people. The musical,Peter Pan, is in Springers plans fornext year. I want everyone to tryout—Madrigals, jocks, brains, etc.Best of luck to the drama department and their directors as they tryto build Souths theater program.What do you want?! exclaims Megan Williams as she portrays Hot Lips Hoolahan inMASH*.44/ACTIVITIES- .... .,- - .
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Collection:	Bloomington High School South

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