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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Citizen, 1998-02-25, Page 25Recycle,Recycle,RecycleiRecyclo, And do it over and over again. PaRTICIPaCTIO/7 Suit walletM3 -1-he dog-. NE.1 PAGE 26. THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 25, 1998. Drama students put on a show in Blyth Top marks Kelly Alexander, left, was the recipient of a Sears Drama Festival Award of Excellence for her portrayal of Flora Meighan in F.E. Madill Drama Guild's performance of Tennessee Williams' 27 Wagons Full of Cotton. Also appearing in the production were Paul Vaudry and Mark Weir. Alexander and Caley Moore were co-ordinators of this year's Festival, hosted by Madill and held at Blyth Memorial Hall Moore was assistant stage manager on the Guild's other performance 7 Stories. Off to Barrie The hard work paid off for members of Central Huron Secondary School's drama group. In addition to several awards and certificates at the Sears Drama Festival the production Bombs was selected as the winner of the four-day competition, which was hosted by F.E. Madill Secondary School and held in Blyth last week. CHSS drama members are, back row, from left: Sarah Van Sligtenhorst, Robin Wong, Daryle Henry (Certificate of Merit for Acting), Erin Roulston (Award of Excellence for directing), Brianna Brown, Katrina Wong, Ross Clark, Jen Kuntz, Nathan Sherred. Front: Mark Nonkes, Tammy Walker, Cappy Onn (Award of Excellence for Directing), Zoey Onn, Dawn Fitzgerald, Kate Johnston, Mike Mullin (Certificate of Merit for Acting). Not pictured: Gwendolyn Young, Valerie Laurie (Certificate of Merit for Acting), Gina Lobb, Michele Hirsig, Rachel Bokhout (Certificate of Merit for Direction), Mr. Cam Stone (Staff advisor), Matthew Triebner, Carolyn VanSligtenhorst, Trevor Bender, Jessica Huls, Shawn Clark, Dan Hammill. Also advancing to Barrie are Stratford Central's Shapes in the Smoke and Elmira's The Women of Troy. Working together The actors of F.E. Madill Secondary School's 7 Stories received an award of excellence for their ensemble work at the annual Sears Festival this past week. Back row, from left: Nathaniel Bakkelaar, Mike McDonald, Virginia Schenk, Karen Prentice, Ashley Gropp. Front: Christine Wilbee, who was also assistant director, Mrs. Brewster, director, Allison Hackett, Jay Sanders, William Kugler. Absent: Lisa Linardatos, Matt Campbell and Marcus Keil. Teacher Luanna Alexander said that because of the demand to see the schools performances, both Madill productions (the second was 27 Wagons Full of Cotton) will be presented this Friday night in Blyth at 7 p.m., along with Central Huron Secondary School's award winning Bombs. Admission to see the three shows is $10. Part of the money will go to offset expenses for CHSS's trip to Barrie for the Regional Festival competition. Good crew The backstage crew of technical, sound and stage management from F. E. Madill's drama production 27 Wagons Full of Cotton presented at Sears Drama Festival, which the school hosted in Blyth last week, earned a certificate of merit. Back row, from left: Jarred Holmes, Joshua Gropp, Crystal Hawkins, Laura Martin. Front: Zarah Ackerman, Jamie Fitzgerald. Absent Brent Cameron, Salpy Kelian, Robin Sanders (sound), Marie Askes, Julie Douglas, Denise Knox, Tim Procter. -------- CALL ME: I will pick you up and drive you home. Tel t: Taxi #: DRIVE SOBER Totally Responsible and In Control 4 1