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Muaents aiso aeserve a hand for the help they gave to the play. Not only the actual performers, but also those who helped behind stage and those who helped before the curtain even went up. Special thanks go to Terry Woodward and Liz Freeman who put in many many long hours learning lines and rehearsing. We could not have done it without them.
Many times people forget to recognize two very special groups, the parents and the audience. Many parents had to stay up to 10:30 every night waiting for their children to come home. Without an audience there would be no need to put on a play. These two groups deserve a big round of applause.
Finally two very important people were Mr. Don Bomberger and Mrs. Judy Bomberger. “Mom and Dad”, as they affectionately became known, put in many hours before "My Fair Lady” even began the transition. They worked before school, during school, after school and even into the night. Many times we wondered if we could pull it off, but these two people were always behind us pushing us and making us reach our goal. My warmest and since rest thanks and appreciation go to these two hard-working dedicated people.
Thanks again to all who made “My Fair Lady” a success. JUDITH LYNN BLOOMER
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