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To Inform March 13, 1979 To Entertain CRH To Promote Thought RH'-\1 WSAE: Music Frotn GCDS By Cherie Stepanovich Doug hopes to write and pre When your clock radio goes on record some shows in the future. in the morning, what station is His long-range goal for the playing? WPTR? WFL Y? station is obtaining a Aetor Speaks WQBK? How about WSAE, broadcasting license, although broad casted live from this probably won't happen until atGCBS Guilderland Central High some time next year. Doug plans By Tom O'Brien School? Chances are that you to train the junior� who apply for On January 16 the Creative aren't listening to WSAE just yet, SAE next year in radio Arts school brought actor but by next year, you might be. broadcasting, with the hope that Christopher Holder to speak WSAE is a radio station that is they will continue and expand the about acting. Mr. Holder is in its beginning stages right now station next year. as a part of the Senior Alternative unusual in that he supports One thing that Doug hopes to himself and his family by acting. Experience (SAE). Doug Muth is begin this year is -advertising on He calls himself "Children's the SAE-er who got it all started. WSAE. If you have something to Performance Tours" and goes to The idea of starting a radio sell, advertise it on WSAE. For a schools doing presentations on station was brought up by Robert set price, an ad v.ill be acting. Here, Mr. Holder did a Drake, SAE advisor, and Doug broadcasted several times a day. decided to use the station as his two-hour show, the first hour (which is a sure way to sell community experience. covering the tools of an actor anything.) Doug began hi project by and the second, the actor's Right now, in the beginning obtaining equipment, uch as training, opportunities, and tages of the station, equipment turntables, amps, and speakers, hardships. and records are still needed, SAE from other SAE student and plans to sponsor some fund anyone else who would donate raising activities this spring to buy equipment. He also got a variety equipment. However, anyone Regents of records from the students. with · records, turntables, a Using his past experience and the cassette tape deck, or any other knowledge he gained from talking equipment that they would like to to professionals, Doug set up the donate or sell for a reasonable Scholarship system. Right now, the station is price should take them to E. only broadcasting in the large The equipment you donate today cafeteria, as well as in the SAE may help to broadca t the radio Winners WSAE's Disc Jockey Doug lvfuthselects next Tune Fifty-six Guilderland Seniors room, but future tation you wake up to tomorrow. have achieved a .core of ufficient definit�lyincludes much more. quality in the competition for Regent!> Scholarship to b cholarship. 1n addition, twenty other ·Guilderland emor ha,e ers presen s. been identified as alternate . The names of the scholarship By Kit La and Jud ha e been dancing and problem like the ceiling of the skills. !his is the first time he gets II winners are: Peter G. Barber, Oklahoma!, a Rodgers and Jud trys to kiss her. She rebuffs auditorium falling in and people to tap dance. John, who has been Bryar. G. Bates, Michael I. Behn, Hammerstein musical, 1s beingput him. When he starts hollering at getting broken limbs, we have an tap dancing for seven years, Michael F. Bellacosa, Faith H. on this year, March 15, 16, 17 and her tor pushing him away she is extremely well drrected show." learned to dance that way from his Biggs, Christine A. Bonner, 18, by the Guilderland players. uppo ed lo get hack at him, but Lori Grubs, who plays Ado sister Debbie. Christine K. Brehm, Steve Oklahoma! is a story about the she always 'cracks up'. Her favorite Annie, a naive girl who falls in love *Bill Coulter, who played Buttner, Paul E. Cain, Susan J. growth of the West, but in the scene is the dream ballet scene, and with any sweet talker, says that the Chamberlin, Elaine Cmelko, Luther Billis in last year's foreground are the stories of two her favonte song is "Out of My play "is in it's final stages. production of South Pacific, Gregory J. Cohan, Ronald J. love triangles. The first is between Dreams." Everything is prepared, and the Czarnetzky, Cori E. Daggett, thinks that the show is "very well Laurie, played by Deanna Grubs; Paul DeAllume, who played Lt. actors arc excited, and scared." Margaret M. Day, Paul ,W. done." He also says that he thinks Curly, played by Paul DeAllume; Cable in South Pacific, says that Her favorite scene is where Ali Dealleaume, Michelle S. that this year's show "technically and Jud Fry, played by Buddy this years choreography is Dschene, Philip S. Diamond, brings her to a hotel. Ali thinks -is probably one of the best." Meagley. Gregory Dwyer, Dean M. 'fantastic', but that it was "hard to they'll just have a little fun, but Other people who have Francis, Peter C. Galloway, The second triangle is between talk about this thing. We haven't Ado Annie, who believes that substantial parts in the play are Lawrence F. Gee, Glenn R. Ado Annie, as played by Lori pulled it off yet." everyone is madly in love with her, Chris Malcolm, who plays Andrew Greenough, Sylvia S. Han, Cheryl Grubs; Will Parker, played by Buddy Meagley, who had the think� that Ali wants to marry her. Carnes, Ado's father, and Laurie J. Harding, Gail M. Huberty, John McDermott; and Ali Hakim, leads in both South Pacific and This is also the scene before she Reilly, who plays Aunt Eller, a Jeffrey Kinnicutt, Margaret M. portrayed by Bill Coulter. Kiss Me Kate, thinks that sings "I Cain't Say No!", a song fiery older woman. Lanni, ChristopherC. L. Lant, Jean When asked how Oklahoma was Oklahoma! is different from the whose title is self-explanatory. The play is being directed by M. Lassell, Andrew P. Lee, doing, Deanna, who also had the other musicals because it 1s "more This is Lori's favorite song. Fred Heitkamp, an English teacher Teresa E. Levin, David B. lead last year in South Pacific,said of a productio!"' number show," Will Parker, played by John in the High School, and Linford, Wendy A. Martinez, that they haven't "peaked" yet, or "There are more dances, more McDermott, the "Stewpot' of choreographed by Gigi Obloy, also Paul Mckinley, Suzanne M. reached a secure spot. But they still crowd pleaseis." says Buddy. South Pacific, likes Oklahoma! an English teacher. The student Mele, Susan P. Morford, Kimi C. have a week to work. Dee thinks "Everyone is doing a very good job, because it gives him a really good director is George Strout. Donald Nishikawa, John J. Nolan, that her hardest scene is where she and even :houi:h we have had opportunity to use his dancing Webster, who works in the music Joseph P. Padula, Thomas M. Continued on Page 3 Persico, Barbara L. Pettengill, Janet M. Philips, Thomas E. The Tunnel: Gone With the Wind Purcell, Courtney A. Purrington, William T. Reilly, Robert G. By Karen Knapp Robinson, Lauren M. Rogers, On the days that aren't windy, Mark Salmon, Kent P. Sanders, Many of us that have been here cold, rainy. snowy or bad weather Cheryl A. Stepanovich, Mark G. prior to this winter, remember a wise, the absence of the tunnel Stevens, Kristine E. Thomas, tunnel that provided protection walls doesn't concern many Richard H. Truax, Cuyler A.· from the sometimes gusting winds people. However, when adverse VanDeCarr, Julian A. Zgoda. that go through the gap between weather conditions prevail The alternates are: Douglas B. buildings. This year the tunnel walking through the "tunnel" isn't Chrisey, George T. Colborn, walls (the wooden sections only) that pleasant, for the once Gerald B. Danzy, Julie L. Doig, have been removed. The tunnel is protective walls no longer exist. Thomas J. Dvorscak, Diane P. now a roof with brick supports. Shrieks from cold students speak Fanuele, David E. Friebel, Todd The obvious question that has for themselves. Others have said, H. Friebel, Nancy E. Gordon, been asked is, "why were the walls "I don't know why they took them Joseph E. Hadersbeck, Martha L. removed in the first place?" One down. It's just as bad as walking Hedlund, Dwight A. Janerich, of the janitors that works here at out in the open." Previous tunnel Karen L. Knapp, Tanya A. the high school explained that users still use the passage because Pankin, Adam M. Prysmont, there was a very simple reason. "it's still the shortest way through Nancy A. Saunders, Linda Y. He explained that "Kids have the weather." Sheridan, Jennifer L. Welge, been knocking down the walls There is no mention of Leslie S. White, Linda M. Willey. and putting holes in them" Last returning the walls (this is not a The scholarship holders are year, one of the walls had been repair job). Therefore, grit your eligible for an annual award of knocked. over and one could teeth and hold your books tightly $250.00, which is not dependent notice other dents and splintered and run through the passage on upon family income or college holes in the walls that had been cold days. After all, winter can't tuition charge.