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Warrick County School Corporation/Warrick Public Education Foundation presents the amateur production of Music by ANDREW LLOYD WEBBER Lyrics by TIM RICE JOSEPH AND THE AMAZING TECHNICOLOR DREAMCOAT is presented through an exclusive arrangement with R & H Th eatricals, 1065 Avenue of the Americas, Suite 2400, New Yotk, NY, 10018 and Th e Really Useful Group Limited. www.rnhtheatricals.com Th e videotaping or other video or audio recording of this production is strictly prohibited. TM 1991 Th e Really Useful Group Limited Technicolor is the registered trademark of Technicolor group of companies Presented by the Warrick County School Corporation and the Warrick Public Education Foundation. Directed by Eric Antey. Opening Night: July 17, 2008 at Newburgh First Christian Church in Newburgh, Indiana 1 partnerships media partner: special thanks to other local media outlets: Warrick Publishing (Th e Newburgh Register & Boonville Standard) WEHT25, WEVV44, WTVW7, WFIE14 WIKY/WJPS/WABX/Y107/WSTO WKDQ/WGBF/KISS106/LITE105.3/WGBFAM/WYNG Provided with support from the Arts Council of S.W. Indiana; the Indiana Arts Commission, a state agency; and the National Endowment for the Arts, a federal agency. 2 welcome For 12 years the Warrick County School Corporation has been supporting the eff orts of the Warrick Public Education Foundation and its Summer Musical Program. Th is year is no exception. As education funds become more tightly managed by the state, programs such as these are at risk. Th erefore, community, business and individual support has become so much more necessary. Th anks to our generous sponsors, the Warrick Public Education Foundation is able to continue this program and many others in the county. Special thanks are necessary to our major donor this year — Atlas World Group. Th e program wouldn’t be possible without their sponsorship as well as our nightly sponsors and specialty sponsorships. Because of this fi nancial support, the Warrick County Summer Musical has continued to present a wide variety of musical productions challenging the student participants vocally, instrumentally, creatively and technically. Th ank you for your continued support and patronage of the Warrick Public Education Foundation and the Summer Musical Program. Additional information about the programs are available at www.warrickpef.org. congrats Chris and Justin Swader 2008 Arts Council of Southwest Indiana Young Artists of the Year Announced at a press conference by Mayor Jonathan Weinzapfel, Warrick County Summer Musical cast members and 2008 Memorial High School graduates Christopher and Justin Swader will jointly receive the 2008 Arts Council of Southwestern Indiana Young Artist of the Year award. Chris and Justin have participated in over 18 theatrical productions through their high school graduation, including six WPEF Summer Musicals. In addition, the identical twin brothers have produced, directed and performed in shows of their own creation. Th e award will be presented at the Arts Council’s annual Arts Banquet this September. 3 Warrick Public Education Foundation Reaching out to Warrick County’s educational imagination Learning through imagination takes more than just brainpower. Th e Warrick Public Education Foundation (WPEF) operates as a 501 (c) (3) philanthropic organization to enhance education by supporting imaginative programs and projects. It is a non-profi t broadly-based partnership in education established to encourage, promote and assist educational excellence in the Warrick County School Corporation. Th e Warrick Public Education Foundation helps support our system of public education through grants tot our teachers and their public schools. Th e WPEF conducts a grant search twice a year throughout the WarrickW County school system. Teachers and administrators are encouraged to participate in the grant process.p Grants guidelines are available through the WPEF Web site. Th ese grants provide funding for innovative and creative projects that cannot be funded through the availablea school budget. Th e grants are intended to help enhance and improve the students’ learning exp- eriencee in the classroom. During the 2007-2008 school year 33 grants totaling $16,300 were funded. Th e following grants were awarded during the 2007-2008 school year: APPLICANT(S) SCHOOL TITLE Kim Hahn Castle High School Landscape Graphic Materials and Techniques Grants Sharon Odom Castle High School Sponsor-a-Business Pam Boyer-Johnson, Sharon Wells, Castle High School International Day James Hudson, Seth Hodde for Maurice Bathon Chandler Elementary School Regions of Indiana Maurice Bathon Chandler Elementary School President’s Day Project Kelly May and Tracy Cron Chandler Elementary School Moon Day Teachers Kelly May and Tracy Cron Chandler Elementary School The Novel That Brings to Life - Life on the Prairie Christiana Lane Chandler Elementary School Literacy Links Cindy Skinner and Brandee Schnarr J. H. Castle Elementary School Specifi c Skill Series for Reading Lynda Bagbey, Harol Laff erty and J.H. Castle Elementary School Fudge Factory (Electricity and Magnetism Peggy Krantz Simulation) Cathy Forcum Newburgh Elementary School Cursive Writing/Working With Words Marta Boxell Sharon Elementary School Classroom Writing Center Joanne T. Payne Sharon Elementary School Classroom Set of Children’s Thesaurus Kelly Watson Sharon Elementary School The American Revolution Comes Alive Taunya Kirsch and Mary Bischoff Yankeetown Elementary School A Fun Way to Learn... What Is Classroom Jeopardy? Jennifer D. Watson Yankeetown Elementary School Kindergarten Center Activities Bridget Fussner Castle Junior High School Passports to the Ancient World Carrie Rice Castle Junior High School Walk Like an Egyptian: Egyptian Literature Circles Sarah Killebrew Castle Junior High School Let’s Be Weatherbugs Katherine S. Baker Castle Junior High School Discover the Hover Shannon Tatem Castle Junior High School The Why Try Program LaDonna Richmond Sharon, Newburgh and J.H. Castle CPR Evelyn Hart Warrick Education Center Team Building Ropes Course Rena Schleter Tecumseh Junior-Senior High School CPR/Lifeguard Training Paula Carlisle Tecumseh Junior-Senior High School Consumer Science and Household Chemistry Shellie Krantz Tecumseh Junior-Senior High School Accelerated Reader Enterprise Amanda Mullins Tecumseh Junior-Senior High School Animal and Human Body Systems Lynnette Corn and Bonnie Moesner Lynnville Elementary School Our Neighbors to the North: People, Culture and Traditions Rebecca Teal and Kayla Dunning Oakdale Elementary School OAKS (Our Awesome Kids Succeeding) Malinda Stutsman Loge Elementary School Pizza Loaded with Summer Enrichment Lisa Sharp Loge Elementary School We Both Read Annie Alcorn Boonville Junior High School Hatching a Plan to Teach Egg Development 4 Th is for-credit summer schoolsc program is the fl agship programp of the public educa- tionti foundation. Engaging over 1501 students each summer, this programp entertains, educates Funds are provided to second- andan enlightens over 3,200 area residents.re ary school principals to be used piratestess ooff penzancepenennzazanzazanncce in assisting students without the chicagocchicaghiiccago fi nancial resources to pursue the phantomphphanntotom is program onceoonce uponuppon a mattressmmaata tret essss possibility of further educational thetthhhee mmusicmmususiusic manmmaan opportunities. Th hellohhehell dollydollyy provides funding for items such into ragtimerragtithea ggtigtwoodsttimtiime as SAT, ACT or GED test fees SSummer leslees misérablesmimisséérraabbless and college application fees. copacabanacocopopappacabacac bab naa josephoseposecatsccaphaatsath andatnds thetthhe amazingamazingg Musical technicolor dreamcoat powered by Program i AcademicA d Larry Meyer Anne Rust Assistance Brad Schneider Jerrold Ulrey Program Kirby King, President Harry Steinsberger Bernie Montgomery, Treasurer Carol Jones Sharon Katterjohn, Secretary Diane Wallen Th e Board Randy Beck Dan Godeke Th e board of the Warrick Public Edu- cation Foundation includes education, Suzanne Godeke industry and community leaders. New Maria Harris members are always welcome, please by corporate sponsors and individual contact board president Kirby King for additional information. We can’t do e more it we canby build ourselves. our funds, the more programs we Th ese innovative programs need support donations like yours. Th can sponsor in the future. Funds from the Indiana Education Trust license plate go directly back to the school corporation designated by the motorist. Funds are distributed through organizations such as the Warrick Public Education Foundation. pa- 5 www.warrickpef.org 6 warrick county school corp. Administration Superintendent Brad Schneider Boonville High School Michael Whitten, Principal Keith Page, Assistant Principal Castle High School Philip DeLong, Principal Doug Gresham, Assistant Principal Andy Byers, Assistant Principal Tecumseh Jr/Sr High School Richard Lance, Principal Russ Neuman, Assistant Principal Boonville Jr. High School Willie Wilder, Principal Jim Hood, Assistant Principal Castle Jr. High School John Bertram, Principal Greg Harris, Assistant Principal Board of School Trustees Dorothy Kroeger, President Eric Conner, Vice President Candice Nance, Secretary Gary Hachmeister Jim Eifler Brenda Metzger Benjamin Stillwell 7 A Proud Food Sponsor for this year’s Summer Musical... Warrick County owned! 8 sponsors and patrons Sponsorships were available for performances, run of show, sets and other aspects of the