Visual Arts and
Theater
Deb Reed

“It
Was A Dark and Stormy Night”
Presented on
Friday, May 8, 2009
in the
Hancock County High School Gym

Kyle
Newberry as Ed Perkins, college student turned cab driver in the
summer months,
bringing his friend Dorothy Blake (Stefanie French)
to Ye Old
Wayside Inn and not being too happy about it with a storm on the way.

Shawn Lemons
as Trooper Snell and Ferrari Canfield as Belle Malibou,
Dancer, also
stranded at Ye Olde Wayside Inn
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Amber Lawson
& Emily Gordon as Hepzibah & Arabella Saltmarsh,
the
proprietors of Ye Olde Wayside Inn, which has been in the Saltmarsh
family since
the Revolutionary War.

Steven
Harvey as Smiling Sam the Beauty Man. He sells Lady Cinncinati Beauty
Products.
Stefanie French as Dorothy Blake, a college
student, who is stranded at Ye Olde Inn,
searching
for her missing sister, Mary.

Felicia
Harris as Uncle Silas Saltmarsh, the oldest resident (and lunatic)
in New England
holding “The General”.
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Art Department 

Eric
Collins, Eric Maxey, Aaron Seal, Todd Seal, Theo Collingsworth,
and Lance Greene
working on Dale Earnhardt #3 papier mache project - March 2009

'Peacock
Beginnings' by Bethany Johnson

Art
Room repair station Nemo and Penguin Art projects March 2009

The Key to
Chimera Making by Thomas Zachary
Thomas Zachary
with his award winning entry in the
beginning
stages from the Morristown Hamblen Art Association
show held at the Rose Center in Morristown,
March 2009.
His entry
won 2nd place and $25.00.
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Lance Greene
sanding his #3 Dale Earnhardt papier mache' project in Art Class, 1st period,
2009

Hammerhead
sharks, pandas and giraffes - Art I - January 2008
Lillie Seal
making her camel and Alicia Johnson with the beginnings of 'Techno Shark'
the second place
entry in the Morristown Hamblen Art Association High School Art Show, March
2009.
Reagan
Hurley contemplating.
For information about our department,
you can call the school at
423-733-4611 Ext. 300