“Elephant Man” concluded this weekend with three performances in Studio One.
Junior Allie Lincoln (Mrs. Kendal) clutches Romeo and Juliet by William Shakespeare as she discusses the novel with sophomore Noah Hankins (John Merrick).
Junior Joey Bowling (Porter) and freshman Nick Landrum (Snork) spy into the room of the “Elephant Man.”
Sophomore Noah Hankins (John Merrick) talks to sophomore Mikayluh Bowers (Princess Alexandra) as he meets her for the first time.
Junior Jordan Burger (Dr. Treeves) warns junior Vivian Bulleit (Nurse Sandwich) about the deformities of sophomore Noah Hankins (John Merrick).
Junior Jordan Burger (Dr. Treeves) hands junior Allie Lincoln (Mrs. Kendal) a glass of wine as they talk about the Elephant Man.
Roles switch as sophomore Noah Hankins (John Merrick) describes the deformities of junior Jordan Burger (Dr. Treeves).
Sophomore Noah Hankins (John Merrick) listens to junior Sam Moore (Ross).
Junior Jordan Burger (Dr. Treeves) explains the conditions of sophomore Noah Hankins’ character the “Elephant Man.”
Junior Jordan Burger (Dr. Treeves) closes the curtains as the play comes to an end.
Junior Jordan Burger (Dr. Treeves) talks to sophomore Noah Hankins (John Merrick) as he takes a bath.
Junior Allie Lincoln (Mrs. Kendal) shakes hands with sophomore Noah Hankins (John Merrick) after their first visit.
Indiana Treasurer Kelly Mitchell visited FC and New Albany High School on Aug. 12. She sat down with Bagpiper Editor-in-Chief Braden Schroeder and Managing Editor Amber Bartley to discuss the importance of Text to 911.
Indiana Treasurer Kelly Mitchell sits down for an interview with Editor-in-Chief Braden Schroeder and Managing Editor Amber Bartley. Photo by Robert Wormley.Text-to-911 is a service from cellular providers that allows people in an emergency situation to text 911 instead of calling. Mitchell said it can be useful in a situation where the person does not want to be heard. Continue reading Indiana Treasurer Kelly Mitchell visits FC to talk about text-to-911→