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THE UNIVERSITY INTERSCHOLASTIC LEAGUE P. O. BOX 8028 AUSTIN, TEXAS 78713-8028 ONE-ACT PLAY CONTEST ENTRIES 2014-2015 Listed in Alphabetical Order by School/Town 1217 SENIOR HIGH SCHOOLS PARTICIPATING SCHOOL/TOWN s/f TITLE DIRECTOR(S) A A & M Cons HS, College Station s/f Picnic Randal Williamson, Kim Caldwell Abbott HS, Abbott s/f The 39 Steps Travis Walker, Karen Bearden, Susie Hejl Abernathy HS, Abernathy Of Winners, Losers and Games Bilinda Prater Abilene HS, Abilene s/f A Midsummer Night's Dream Clay Freeman Academy of Fine Arts, Fort Worth s/f Greetings! Gigi M. Cervantes, Darla Jones, Roger Drummond Academy HS, Little River s/f Chemical Imbalance Denise Larsen Adams HS, Dallas The Yellow Boat Victoria Irvine, Jennifer Malmberg Adamson HS, Dallas s/f Steel Magnolias Lindsay Jenkins Adrian HS, Adrian s/f Blood Wedding Karli Henderson, Mike Winter, Sherry Hale Agua Dulce HS, Agua Dulce Jocko (or The Monkey's Husband) Nora Gutierrez-Perez Akins HS, Austin s/f Thinner Than Water Maureen Siegel, Erica Vallejo Alamo Heights HS, San Antonio s/f Radium Girls Charlcy B. Nichols, Martha Peterson Alba-Golden HS, Alba s/f Of Mice and Men Jeannette Peel Albany HS, Albany s/f The Crucible Chanel Hayner Aldine HS, Houston Requiem Walter L. Lane, Melinda Mosby, Maria Starling Aledo HS, Aledo s/f Sweet Nothing in My Ear Kendall S. Carroll, Julia Rucker Alexander HS, Laredo s/f Harvey Carol L. Rosales, Monika Sanchez Alice HS, Alice s/f Maelstrom Darleen Totten, Joshua Garcia Allen HS, Allen s/f 1984 Carrie L. Howell, LeighAnn Unkenholz, Kat Teeter Alpine HS, Alpine s/f The Insanity of Mary Girard Joyce Downing, Zana Moore, Catherine Smietana Alto HS, Alto Gloria Mundi Kelly Zahn Alvarado HS, Alvarado s/f A Midsummer Night's Dream Luke Hunt, Estell Gravois Murr, Stormy Witter Alvin HS, Alvin s/f Night Sky Laurie Reese, Drake Simpson Alvord HS, Alvord Any Body for Tea? Mary Byrd Amarillo HS, Amarillo s/f Blood Wedding Brent McFarland, Darla McFarland Americas HS, El Paso s/f Chemical Imbalance Tim Haase Amherst HS, Amherst Calabasas Street Debra D. Alanis, Anna Kite Anahuac HS, Anahuac s/f The Cover of Life Kyra Williams Anderson HS, Austin s/f A Midsummer Night's Dream Bobby Malone, Katie Wilson Anderson-Schiro HS, Anderson s/f These Shining Lives Shannon Greco, Stephanie Lewis Andress HS, El Paso Chamber Music William Fox, Vibeke Brown Andrews HS, Andrews s/f The Picture of Dorian Gray Pam Kasinger, Jaymee Snow, Christi Watson Angleton HS, Angleton s/f The Miracle Worker Vlasta Silhavyk, Hanna Chalmers Anna HS, Anna s/f Figaro Janie Breor, Charles Shay Anson HS, Anson s/f Twelve Angry Jurors James G. Jarrett Anthony HS, Anthony Stranger with Roses Kim Avelar Aquilla HS, Aquilla A Doll's House James D. Parten Aransas Pass HS, Aransas Pass s/f John Lennon & Me Sandra K. Viar, Valerie Harvey Archer City HS, Archer City s/f Leading Ladies Leslie Graham, Becky Nogle, Haley Owen Argyle HS, Argyle s/f Violet Sharp Melissa Toomer, Denise Yeatts Arlington Heights HS, Fort Worth s/f A Company of Wayward Saints Ann Hunter Arlington HS, Arlington s/f The Miss Firecracker Contest Lynne Varelans, Micah Green Arp HS, Arp s/f Gut Girls Danielle Rousseau, Amanda Whitt Aspermont HS, Aspermont s/f These Shining Lives Lisa J. Meador, Amy Richardson Atascocita HS, Humble s/f The Imaginary Invalid Justin Vincent, Lisa Henderson, Virgiilo Davis Athens HS, Athens s/f The Sea Gull Ryan Angell Atlanta HS, Atlanta s/f Antigone Kristen McCasland, Alisa Morris Aubrey HS, Aubrey s/f Afterlife: A Ghost Story Joseph Dassinger, Dawn Dooley, Edgar Jackson Austin HS, Austin s/f Rabbit Hole Billy Dragoo, Annie Dragoo Austin HS, El Paso s/f The Women Of Lockerbie David Alba, Ricardo Martinez Austin HS, Sugar Land s/f Alice In Bed Brad Cummons, Cory Kelley SCHOOL/TOWN s/f TITLE DIRECTOR(S) Austwell-Tivoli HS, Tivoli s/f These Shining Lives Antonio Aguirre, Dolores Vela Avalon HS, Avalon s/f Crimes of the Heart Malcolm Cole, Stacey Hasbrook, Brettne Cole Avinger HS, Avinger White Room of My Remembering Matthew L. Nichols Axtell HS, Axtell Flowers for Algernon Stacey A. Dieterich, Larissa Holmes Azle HS, Azle s/f The Shape of the Grave Tia Moen B Ball HS, Galveston s/f A Streetcar Named Desire William H. Nealon, McKay Talley, Tara Jones-Wright Ballinger HS, Ballinger s/f The Curious Savage Jamie Rouse, Deidra Dallas, Cinnamon Carter Balmorhea HS, Balmorhea Rise and Shine Carissa Soto Bandera HS, Bandera s/f To See The Stars Emily E. Huber, Roslyn Houghton Bangs HS, Bangs Hamlet Billie Harvey Banquete HS, Banquete s/f The Children's Hour JoJanie Moreno, Patty Evans Barbers Hill HS, Mont Belvieu s/f Abelard and Heloise Travis Poe, Chris Irwin Bartlett HS, Bartlett Summer People Rebecca Beam Bastrop HS, Bastrop s/f Shakespeare in Hollywood Guillermo DeLeon, Jeanie De Leon The Cider House Rules, Part I: Here in St. Bay City HS, Bay City s/f Clouds Magda Mirelez, Timothy Rhoades Beckville HS, Beckville s/f Dearly Departed Karen J. McGowan, James Bogs, Marty Patterson Bel Air HS, El Paso s/f Our Lady of the Tortilla Maria S. Hart The Elopement of Megan O'Flaherty With Candace Hooper-Harris, Amanda Renner, Kristen Bell HS, Hurst s/f the Ghost From Tinkers' Hollow Bulger Bellaire HS, Bellaire s/f Buried Child Paul Munson, Gail Silver, Kelsey Schmitz Bellevue HS, Bellevue Superhero Sanitarium Hanson Marsha Bells HS, Bells Limbo Bill Wheeler, Elaine Jones Bellville HS, Bellville Quazimodo! Ross A. Bradfield, Susan Marek, Evelyn Sifford Belton HS, Belton s/f Picasso at the Lapin Agile Casey Jones, Melissa Edwards, Richard Thomas Benavides HS, Benavides s/f A Gap in Generations Iris Hinojosa, Lilia Gonzalez Benbrook HS, Benbrook Childhood Lynda Rodriguez, Jared Spoon Berkner HS, Richardson s/f Steel Magnolias Jill Hotz, Chase Mitchell Big Sandy H S, Big Sandy s/f Ordinary People Tim Bearden, Teri Jackson Big Spring HS, Big Spring s/f Bus Stop Chelsea Prettyman, Dawn Ingham Birdville HS, N Richland Hills s/f The Trojan Women Chris Williamson, Kimberly Panfil Bishop HS, Bishop s/f The Circus Animals' Desertion Gabriel X. Villarreal, Magda Vera, Veronica Canales Blackwell HS, Blackwell The Audition Bonnie R. Campbell Blanco HS, Blanco s/f Dearly Departed Amy Arlitt Blanket HS, Blanket The Small World of Millie McIvor Cynthia J. Heard, Monty Jones, Stacy Schwab Bloomburg HS, Bloomburg Nasty Things, Murders Lauren L. Anderson, Babette McGill Blooming Grove HS, Blooming Grove I'm a Fool Jill Ephlin, Ashley Mahone Bloomington HS, Bloomington s/f Triangle Matthew Beaird, Robert Coats Stacey L. Raymer, Kenneth Williams, Justin Blue Ridge HS, Blue Ridge s/f The Cover of Life Minzenmayer Blum HS, Blum The Insanity of Mary Girard Stephen M. Sugg, Jody Ferguson Bob Hope School, Port Arthur Alice!!! Amber Day Boerne HS, Boerne s/f The Beggar's Opera Israel E. Aviles Boling HS, Boling The Cabinet of Dr. Caligari Rebecca Harding, Joanna Hickey Bonham HS, Bonham s/f The Shape of the Grave Kristy Marshall Booker HS, Booker s/f The Three Musketeers Micah Baker Borden HS, Gail Chamber Music Cindy Herridge, Meagan Skelton, Bart McMeans Borger HS, Borger The Magic Fan Cody Duncan Bosqueville HS, Waco Any Body for Tea? Robert S. Bardin, Lori Keim Boswell HS, Fort Worth s/f These Shining Lives Melissa Wallis, Adam Hargrove Bowie HS, Bowie s/f When the Rain Stops Falling Christy Baker, Candace Raines Bowie HS, El Paso s/f The Runner Stumbles Catherine E. Magni Bowie HS, Austin s/f Becoming Memories Marco A. Bazan, Betsy Cornwell, Kalyn Holloway Bowie HS, Simms s/f Dearly Departed Reba D. Stinson, Sarah Downs, Patricia Stevenson Bowie HS, Arlington s/f Dearly Departed Kevin E. Blount Boyd HS, Boyd s/f Anatomy of Gray Amy M. Wilson, Mario Rondon, Erica Warner Boys Ranch HS, Boys Ranch Good-bye to the Clown Wes Brown Brackenridge HS, San Antonio s/f Moon Over Buffalo Cheryl Hanson, Margaret Rollin, Melinda Martin Brackett HS, Brackettville s/f The Miracle Worker Lisa Conoly, Amy Lewis, Christie Palmer Brady HS, Brady The Great Pandemonium Sarah Weaver, Eric Bierman Brandeis HS, San Antonio Medea Nathan Barrientes, A. J. 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    The Writers Guild of America, East Presents SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 1, 2014 Edison Ballroom 240 West 47th Street • NYC FEBRUARY 1, 2014 EDISON BALLROOM 1 2 The 66th Annual Writers Guild Awards SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 1, 2014 • EDISON BALLROOM • NEW YORK CITY Officers Lowell Peterson Michael Winship: President Executive Director Jeremy Pikser: Vice President Bob Schneider: Secretary–Treasurer Ruth Gallo Assistant Executive Director Council Members John Auerbach Marsha Seeman Henry Bean Assistant Executive Director Walter Bernstein Sue “Bee” Brown Awards Committee Arthur Daley Bonnie Datt, Chair Bonnie Datt Ann B. Cohen Terry George Gail Lee Gina Gionfriddo John Marshall Susan Kim Allan Neuwirth Jenny Lumet Danielle Paige Patrick Mason Courtney Simon Zhubin Parang Richard Vetere Phil Pilato Bernardo Ruiz Ted Schreiber Dana Weissman Lara Shapiro Director of Programs Courtney Simon Duane Tollison Nancy Hathorne Richard Vetere Events Coordinator Jason Gordon Director of Communications PKPR Red Carpet 3 DRAMA SERIES MAD MEN Written by Matthew Weiner André Jacquemetton Maria Jacquemetton Janet Leahy Semi Chellas Erin Levy Lisa Albert Michael Saltzman Tom Smuts Jonathan Igla Jason Grote Carly Wray CONGRATULATIONS TO OUR WRITERS GUILD AWARDS NOMINEES DRAMA SERIES BREAKING BAD Written by Vince Gilligan Sam Catlin Peter Gould George Mastras Thomas Schnauz Moira Walley-Beckett Gennifer Hutchison EPISODIC DRAMA “BURIED” Written by Thomas Schnauz “CONFESSIONS” Written by Gennifer Hutchison “GRANITE STATE” Written by Peter Gould © 2014 AMC Network Entertainment LLC. All rights reserved. AMC 3752 BRIAN S. Version: BLACK AND WRITERS GUILD OF AMERICA WHITE AD FULL PAGE NO BLEED 150 N/A 4.5"W X 7.5"H REVISED 1/10/14 client and prod special info: # A-004 job#1537F artistBRIAN S.