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Pine View High School Administration

Principal: Mike Mees

Assistant Principal: Randy Wyatt

Assistant Principal: Jonathan Howell

Assistant Principal: Vance Casperson

Front Office Staff: Kara Wogksch, Peggy Horrocks, Lesa

Griffin, JeNee Hutchinson, Toni Blake

HUEBENER Written by: Thomas F. Rogers

Directed By: Ani Rogers

Stage Managers: Joy Ellsworth and Morgan Stueben

Assistants to the Director: Matt & Cyndi Stueben

Set Design: Ani Rogers

Lighting Design: Jon Swosinski, Ani Rogers

Light Board Operator: Jon Swosinski

Sound Mixer Operator: Marlon Jones

Set Construction: Bill Nield, Kelton Jacobsen, Josh Farneman, Cast & Crew

Scenic Painting: Stacy Schimbeck, Cast & Crew, Theatre II, Tech class

Sound Effect Research: Joseph Hutchins

Music: The Sophie Scholl Soundtrack, Pearl Harbor & LDS Hymns

Production Filming: Joe Coombs

Hair & Make-up Design: Sadie Best, Aubrey Collard, Courtney Stratman

Costume Design: Ani Rogers, Cast & Crew

Costume Rentals: Dixie High School, Tuacahn Center for the Arts

Props: Cast & Crew

Publicity & Advertising: Kevin Lewis, Shandon Lewis, Mitzie Rogers, Cast & Crew

House Managers & Ushers: Megan Carter, Katie Paxman, Julia Lira

Program: Ani Rogers, Sherilyn Bennion, Brian Bennion

Play Publishing & Performance Rights were granted by Zion’s Theatricals

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HUEBENER by Thomas f. Rogers

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HUEBENER by Thomas F. Rogers

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A former director of the BYU Honors Program, Thomas F. Rogers is professor emeritus of Russian language and literature at Brigham Young University and the author of more than a score of plays, many on Mormon subjects. Four of these have been published in God’s Fools (Signature Books, 1983), which also received the Associa-tion of Mormon Letters Drama Prize that same year: HUEBENER (the first literary treatment of its subject), FIRE IN THE BONES (again, the first literary treatment of its subject, the 1857 Mountain Meadows Massacre), GOD’S FOOLS (or JOURNEY TO GOLGOTHA) and REUNION. Other titles include: The SECOND PRIEST,

The ANOINTED (an Old Testament narrative with music by C. Michael Perry) and The SEAGULL (translated and adapted from the Chekov play).

In 1992, GENTLE BARBARIAN, FRERE LAWRENCE and CHARADES were pub-lished in a second anthology entitled ‘Huebener’ and Other Plays by Thomas F. Rog-ers. Rogers has also penned stage adaptations of Dostoevsky’s novels CRIME AND PUNISHMENT and THE IDIOT, an opera libretto based on Hawthorne’s THE SCAR-LET LETTER, a translation of Georg Buechner’s WOYCZEK (produced at BYU), and scripts based on novels by local authors, Phillip Flammer and Ben Parkinson. The first of these received a BYU production, directed by Tad Danielewski, in which Rogers played the role of Marmeladov.

In 1995–1996 GOD’S FOOLS was produced (in translation) by a professional reperto-ry theatre in St. Petersburg, Russia, where Rogers was then serving as an LDS mission president. He also played the role of the American double spy Cooper in that produc-tion. During that mission he directed LDS Church members in a stage adaptation of Dostoevsky’s The Brothers Karamazov and a Russian language version of HUE-BENER. The play has also since been produced in Finland in the Finnish language, while a German translation still awaits forthcoming performances in that language.

At BYU and in Provo, Utah, he directed the premiere productions of Robert Vincek’s For the Lions to Win, Thom Duncan’s Matters of the Heart and Eric Samuselsen’s Accommodations and in Bountiful, Utah, a production of HUEBENER. Besides nu-merous productions in both Russian and German for the BYU Department of German-ic and Slavic Languages, he has directed Chekhov’s The Three Sisters (in German) for Deutsches Teater Salt Lake City, where he also performed as an actor, and Synge’s Playboy of the Western World, Pirandello’s It Is So If You Think So and Pinter’s The Caretaker for the BYU Department of Theatre.

ABOUT THE AUTHOR: THOMAS F. ROGERS SHOUT-OUTS

"Mazel Tov, Kasie!" - Love Mom & Dad

Jon would like to make a shout out to his parents for supporting him throughout the process! Thank you!!

Jake,

We LOVE supporting you in your

many ambitions! Thank you for allowing us to enjoy the jour-ney with you :) You make us

proud!

We love you!! Your Eternal Fans… Gott segna dich!

Dad, Mom, Shelby, Maecy, Jono also… Josh and Jess!

SHOUT-OUTS

Jake,

We love supporting you in your many ambitions. Thank you for allowing us to enjoy the journey with you :) You make us proud! We love you? Your eternal fans.. Gott segna dich!

Dad, Mom, Shelby, Maecy, Jono, also… Josh & Jess

Hey Shandon Barrett,

We are so very proud of you. You have gone out of your comfort zone this year. We are so glad you have found you niche. You are the most amazing kid and you bring so much love and joy to our lives EVERY day! Thank you for being such an enjoyable child. You are the BEST!!!

Love you mostest,

Papa and Grandma

We are so proud of you Jeffro!!! You are so amazing and we love to see you do all the things you love to do. You are so talented and it makes us so happy to see you using your skills and abilities. Thank you for sharing your "journeys" with all of us and for your enthusiasm and dedication. We smile every time you step onto the stage! Mucho, mucho love and remember, ANYTHING'S POSSIBLE!! Hugs, kisses and squeez-es--- Mom, Bret, Katie and Ben

(YOUR FAN CLUB)

Shandon Barrett-

Good luck!!!! We are so proud of how far you have come this year and can't wait to come see you perform! We know you'll be awesome!!! Keep up the hard work and determination you have had so far. You can do any-thing if you just believe in yourself and work hard! We believe in you!!! We love your guts!!!

Dad, Mom, & Girls

Huebener by Thomas f. rogers

ANI ROGERS (Director) was born in St. George Utah, coming up through the Dixie cone-site and graduating from Dixie High School ‘04. Ani continued her education at Dix-ie State College and Southern Utah University before finally graduating from Brigham Young University with a B.A. in Theatre Arts Studies. Ani is currently continuing her educa-tion at Utah Valley University. Ani has taught at Dixie Mid-dle School, Dixon Middle School and is now in her second year teaching at Pine View High. She has directed and cho-reographed many one-act shows, theatre reviews, talent shows and musicals including Once on This Island, Bye Bye Birdie, Annie, High School Musical, The Sound of Music, The Rainmaker and most recently The King & I which was nomi-

nated in many categories of achievement for the upcoming 2014 Utah High School Musical Theatre Awards. Ani also continues to develop her own craft by participating in local theatre as an actress. Favorite roles include Footloose, Les Mis-erables, Lost In Yonkers, Once On This Island (Dixie High School), Seussical, Moliere in Love (Southern Utah University), Oklahoma (Brigham Young University), and Trojan Women (Dixie State College). Nothing could bring Ani more satisfaction then to re-turn to her home and “give back” to the community that helped develop her char-acter, ideals, and love of theatre. Ani would like to dedicate this performance to all the living and now deceased individuals this story speaks of… especially her hero, Helmuth Huebener. “Your sacrifice was not in vain…”

The King & I Matinee - NOV 4 & 5, 2013

Performance - NOV 6-9, 2013

Cited by Eugene England as “undoubtedly the father of modern Mormon drama,” Rogers received the Mormon Arts Festival’s Distinguished Achievement Award in 1998 and in 2002 a Lifetime Service Award from the Association of Mormon Letters. His published stories have appeared in volume 2, no. 2 of Sunstone, the Summer 1991 and Winter 2001 issues of Dialogue (receiving an annual Dialogue fiction award) and in the collec-tions Christmas for the World (SLC: Aspen Books, 1991) and The Gifts of Christmas (SLC: Deseret Book Co., 1999). Rogers has served as editor of Encyclia, journal of the Utah Academy and authored two critical monograph: ‘Superfluous Men’ and the Post-Stalin ‘Thaw’ (The Hague: Mouton, 1972) and Myth and Symbol in Soviet Fiction (San Francisco & New York: The Edwin Mellen Research University Press, 1992).

Rogers studied at the Yale School of Drama and holds degrees from the University of Utah, Yale, and Georgetown. He has also studied theater in Poland and Russian at Mos-cow State University and taught at Howard University in Washington, D.C., and the University of Utah. He has intensively studied some ten languages and had extensive residences in Russia, Eastern Europe, India, China and the Middle East. He and his wife Merriam are the parents of seven children, thirty-eight grandchildren and, so far, three great grandchildren. They reside in Bountiful, Utah.

THE STORY OF THE PLAY - Huebener

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Helmuth Huebener is a German teen, intelligent and dedicated to

the church. Its 1941 and as he listens to British news broadcasts on

a stolen radio, he begins to realize everything the Third Reich is

saying is full of lies. His friends, including a young man who wit-

nessed a Jewish wife hauled away in a pogrom, doubt they can do

anything. They know if they complain to much, they themselves

might be persecuted, as well as endanger the church, which is al-

ready known as a small minority with strong ties with the allies.

But Huebener knows its wrong to be passive “we’re letting it hap-

pen. We’ve got blinders on,” He tells his friends. Tensions rise

further when an old branch member, a Jew, is denied access to the

church. Huebener must assert his conscience. Using the churches

duplicating machine, the fearless Latter-day Saint begins a cam-

paign against Hitler’s propaganda machine, well aware of the risk

to his life. In this play we witness his tragic story.

“Huebener’ has to be the most brilliant piece of theatre from a

Utah author to date - a haunting, moving, powerful, drama of

ethics.”

Mary Dickson, Salt Lake Tribune

“If one is allowed only a few peak experiences in life, one for me

was watching the text emerge of Thomas Rogers’ play ‘Huebener.’

The work is a product of our local culture which has universal

meaning. It invites all to consider models in addition to the pioneer

legacy, to apply out thinking to contemporary issues, in this case

the competing loyalty between freedom and obedience.”

Douglas D. Alder - President, Dixie College


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HUEBENER By Thomas f. Rogers

THE CAST LIST

Johannes Sudrow……………………………………..... Shandon Barrett

Anneliese Sudrow …………………………………….Courtney Stratman

Hugo Huebener……………………………………….…..Jake Parkinson

Emma Huebener……………………………………...….Cierra Pugmire

Gerhard Kunkel ...................................................... .…..Jeff Elggren

Arnold Zoellner……………………………………...…..Shandon Lewis

1st Counselor Brother Sandmann ................................. .…….Cody Fife

2nd Counselor………………………………………..….Andrew Taylor

Helmuth Huebener…………………………………...….Mckay Coombs

Rudi Wobbe………………………………………….…Kelton Jacobsen

Karl-Heinz Schnibbe ................................................ ….Tommy Cox

Jonni Duewer......................................................... ..Josh Farneman

Werner Kranz ........................................................ …Xander Reese

Defense Councilor ................................................... ……..Cody Fife

Head Nazi / Prosecutor ............................................ .Joseph Hutchins

Chief Justice .......................................................... ……Jake Gailey

Justice #2 ............................................................. .Kenneth Jordan

Justice #3 ............................................................. …...Jeff Elggren

Female Ensemble…………...…Emma Hadley, Kasie Dean, Aubrey Collard

Chancie Johnson, Sarah Smith

Male Ensemble…….. Xander Reese, Andrew Taylor, Cody Fife, Jake Gailey

Kelton Jacobsen, Jeff Elggren, Joseph Hutchins. Shandon Barrett, Jake

Parkinson, Josh Farneman, Brendon Stueben


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ACT I

Scene 1: October, 1941. Hamburg, Germany. The interior of a second- story building. Scene 2: A modest living room in the apartment of Johannes and Anneliese Sudrow. Scene 3: Early the following Sunday in a cramped office in the meeting house of Hamburg-St.Georg LDS branch. Scene 4: Later that evening. Scene 5: A few evenings later at the Hambug-St.Georg LDS branch office. Scene 6: One brief tableau rapidly follows the next. Scene 7: February, 1942. the state welfare office in Hamburg’s Beberhaus. Scene 8: The offices of the Hamburg branch house. Scene 9: A desk in the state welfare office.

15 MINUTE INTERMISSION

ACT II

Scene 1: The following Sunday morning; Chapel of the Hamburg St.Georg Branch house. Scene 2: Several days later at an interrogation cell in the Gustapo prison at Fulsbuttel. Scene 3: Several weeks later- private cell in the same prison. Scene 4: August 11, 1942 in Berlin. Courtroom of the Volks-gercht, Germanys highest court. Scene 5: October 27, 1942 - a cell at the Gustapo prison and ex-ecution site in Ploetzensee, Berlin. Scene 6: A month later. The Sudrow’s living room.


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CAST BIOGRAPHIES

Helmuth Huebener MCKAY COOMBS

McKay is 16 years old and a Junior at PVHS. He is su-premely honored to be a part of the theatre program here, and loves it! Especial-

ly partying/rehearsing (there's no difference) with all his friends. He enjoys school, and his favorite class is all of them. McKay also loves music and is involved with the Choir, Pan-ther Jazz Band, and private piano les-sons. McKay also immensely enjoys the outdoors, especially canyoneering in the backcountry of Zion National Park or just going on adventures to new places. He's super duper thankful for his supporting parents! Love you guys!! Karl-Heinz Schnibbe THOMAS COX

Thomas "Tommy" Cox is playing the role of Karl-Heinz Schnibbe in the production Hue-bener. This is his first time ever acting on-

stage and he is both excited and nerv-ous. Tommy is a Junior at Pine View and will be 18 years old this May. Giraffes are by far his favorite animal, he says that giraffes are so awkward that somehow they're beautiful, kind of like him. Tommy would like to give his thanks to many people: to Ms. Rogers for giving him a chance

and putting up with his weirdness, to his parents for always supporting him, and to his older brother Kaden who inspires him daily. Also he sends a special thank you to all the 16-18 year-old girls who attended this per-formance and would very much like to ta lk to them a fter the show. Tommy is very humbled to be able to be able to take part in such an incredible true story, and will always be awed by the sacrifices Karl-Heinz and the rest of the real Huebener company made. Enjoy the show, and in the words of Tommy, "I'm out of here! You're all giraffing me crazy!"

Rudi Wobbe KELTON JACOBSEN

This is Kelton's 4th pro-duction with Pine View Theatre. He was a member of the ensem-ble in "Fiddler on the Roof", Friedrich in

Rogers and Hammerstein’s "Sound of Music", and most recently Lun Tha in Rogers and Hammerstein’s "The King and I". Kelton loves Pine View and is largely involved in the music and theatre departments. He is in Pine Views chamber choir Trilogy and loves every second of it. He looks

Special Thank You TO STACEY SCHIMBECK FOR HIS HELP

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forward to becoming a better actor and singer this year and over the sum-mer. He was thrilled when he read he got to be one of the Head Builders for the set of Huebener. Kelton was largely a part of the set building for King and I, so that propelled him to one of the lead builders for Hue-bener. Kelton put many hours into the set with fellow colleagues and is very pleased how it turns out. He would like to thank Ms. Rogers for never giving up on him and always pushing him to be his best. "I couldn't do it with out you Ms. Rogers!"

Emma Huebener CIERRA PUGMIRE

Cierra is a Senior at Pine View High School and has been involved in theatre for five years. “Huebener” is her third main stage production, having previ-

ously played the roles of Sister Sophia in “The Sound of Music”, as well as Lady Thiang in Pine View’s most re-cent production of “The King & I.” She is so grateful for the opportunity she has to play Emma in this year’s spring pro-duction. She is currently in Pine View’s auditioned Chamber Choir, Trilogy, and serves as the Choir President in this year’s Choir Coun-cil. She also was awarded the honor of Pine View's Sterling Scholar for Speech and Drama. She loves

performing, whether it be singing, acting, or dancing (as amateur as she is at the latter). Cierra has loved working with the other wonderful actors in “Huebener” and is so grate-ful to Ms. Rogers for giving her this chance, as well as to her friends, her family, and her Heavenly Father for all of the strong support and love she has received. She hopes you enjoy the show as much as she has while putting it all together.

Hugo Huebener JAKE PARKINSON

Jake Parkinson is a jun-ior here at Pine View High School, and is very excited to be a part of this production of Huebner! Jake has been

apart of several musical productions throughout his short life, but this is his first time being involved in a straight play (where singing is no longer a crutch on which he can lean on). He is Hugo Huebner, Helmuth's adopted father, in this play, the very first high school production of Hueb-ner, and he hopes to one day be... Well, he'll hopefully figure that out a later date. He would like to express his gratitude to his friends, his teach-ers, his family and his *back- all of which got him to this point. If that doesn't make sense, ask Jake (:

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MONEY: Cash or checks will be accepted at a donation table in the lobby following the performance. Make checks payable to “PVHS Theatre De-partment”. Donations can also be mailed to Pine View High School, 2850 East 750 North, St. George, UT 84790, ATTN: Ani Rogers. Credit card donations can also be made at PVHS’s finance office. Please include your name, so we can recognize you in future playbills.

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CAST BIOGRAPHIES

Johannes Sudrow, Ensemble SHANDON BARRETT

Shandon is a sophomore at Pine View High School. This is his second produc-tion. He fortunate enough to have been in the pro-duction of "The King and

I". He is so thrilled to have been cast in the production of "Huebener". Shandon loves to sing. he will let you know it where ever he is. Shandon Very much appreciates Ms. Rogers better himself. he would like to thank his wonderful family and friends for all of the love and support they send his way.

Anneliese Sudrow COURTNEY STRATMAN

Courtney Stratman is a junior at Pine View who is super excited to be a part of Huebener. This will be Courtney’s first

straight-play on the Pine View stage, but not her first show ever. She has enjoyed performing for many years in musicals, other straight-plays, dance teams, and choirs. When Courtney isn’t doing something involving the arts (which isn’t very often) she likes to spend time with her family, play sports with her friends, and be out-side as much as possible! She would like give a big fat “Thank You” to her parents and Miss Rogers for being such stellar example, helping her with

her performing, and loving her.

Gerhard Kunkel, Ensemble JEFF ELGGREN

Jeff is a Freshman at PVMS. He loves all things musical, especially hip-hop dance! He is ex-cited to be a part of this production, as it is his

first play, and he loves participating with PVHS. He has been fortunate enough to be in the musical produc-tions of "Seussical","Beauty and the Beast", "The Sound of Music" and "The King and I." Jeff loves 4th meals, computer games and chocolate milk. He wants to especially thank Miss Rogers for the opportunity she has entrusted in him and looks for-ward to many more exciting acting and singing opportunities in the fu-ture!

Arnold Zoellner SHANDON LEWIS

Shandon Lewis (Arnold Zoellner) is thriving in his Junior year at PVHS, and absolutely loving this play! For quite a time, he dreamed of being in

Huebener, and here was his oppor-tunity. He's greatly loving the envi-ronment, the people, and the help he's received from the theatre depart-ment, especially in their bringing


PRODUCTION CREW BIOGRAPHIES

Nazi Officer / Prosecutor JOSEPH HUTCHINS

Joseph has acted in the Ensemble in both The Fiddler on the Roof and The Sound of Mu-sic, as well as H.C. Curry in The Rainmak-

er. He thoroughly enjoys acting and is excited to be onstage with such a great cast. He'd like to thank his sis-ters for interesting him in theater and his entire family for supporting him.

Werner Kranz, Ensemble XANDER REESE

Xander is a freshman at PVMS and loves partici-pating in all theatre and soccer events. Xander recently appeared in PVHS fall production of The King & I as a Bud-

dhist monk and Thai sailor and looks forward to many more years with the PVHS theatre program!

Ensemble CHANCIE JOHNSON

She is a senor at Pine View High School. She is currently 17 years old. She loves to be with family, play games, and read. She wants to thank Miss. Rogers for her

support in helping her develop her talent in acting.

one of his all time favorite shows to the stage. He's like to thank his par-ents for all the support and assis-tance they've had in his life and in bringing him into the arts he now loves. Looking forward to the fu-ture of Pine View theatre!

Jonni Duewer, Ensemble JOSH FARNEMAN

Josh Farneman is a junior here at Pine View High School and this is his second thea-tre production. His previous show was last

years production of “The Rainmak-er.” In addition participating in thea-tre productions Josh is also enrolled in the Advanced Acting class and has taken other acting classes at PVHS as well. He has also competed in recent High School Shakespeare Competitions in Cedar City, Utah. He has loved being a part of Hue-bener and has learned a lot. Josh also enjoys running cross country, playing guitar, and singing in Men’s Choir. He loves his family and wants to thank them for all their support.


SPECIAL THANKS TO:

Parents of the Cast & Crew

Zion’s Theatricals

Michael Perry & Thomas F. Rogers

Russ Saxton– DHS Drama

Molly Pack at Tuacahn

Joe Coombs- Filming

Mitzie Rogers

Irelan Peine

Bruce Bennett

Matt & Cyndi Stueben - City scape building and painting

Stacy Schimbeck– set painting

Sewell Family - Concessions

Sadie Best– Makeup Design

Tina Reese - Lobby Display Design

All the mothers who feed the cast in tech week!

Bill Nield

Blaire Stratman

Skylar Scott



Light Board Operator JON SWOSINSKI

Jonathan Swosinski is the man behind the curtain, and the mind behind the lighting of Huebener, in addition to his lighting duties, Jon serves as the

President of the PV theatre’s Tech Council– the group which maintains and operates all events held inside of the auditorium.- With the help of all of the cast and his eleven additional officers from Council’s help, he brought a new light to the emotional story. “ If there was only highlight to my term inside tech, it’d be Hue-bener. To be the First high school technician to do Huebener , is such an honor.” Jon would like to make a shout out to his parents for support-ing him throughout the process.

Sound Mixer Operator MARLON JONES

Marlon Jones is a sophomore at Pine View High school and is very active in the stage-craft

tech program. Although he has only been at PVHS for a few month he has put in countless hours for this pro-duction. When he is not working on the play he reads anything he can get his hands on.

Stage Managers JOY ELLSWORTH MORGAN STUEBEN House Manager MEGAN CARTER Usher KATIE PAXMAN

Katie Paxman is a sopho-more at Pine View High. She is excited to be in her first play, Katie loves to watch how the things go

down in the production of Huebener. She is planning to try out for the up-coming play Les Miserables. She would also like to thank Shandon Bar-rett for being an exceptional actor on the stage, and teaching her everything not to do.

Usher JULIA LIRA

Julia Lira is a sophomore at Pine View High School. She is glad to be a part of the Play Huebner. She loves to be involved in school activi-

ties as much as possible. Julia would like to thank Shandon Barrett for en-couraging her to be a part of the play and also Miss Rogers for being sup-portive of everyone involved.


SPECIAL THANKS TO:

She also wants to thank her family and everyone for their support:)

Ensemble ANDREW TAYLOR

Andrew is a sophomore this year. He is new to theater and this is his first play. He took a drama class last year and enjoyed the time and

friends he made. He is hoping to get involved as he did with band, art, and choir. He has always been a high aca-demic student. He works well with others and has many friends. He hopes to make new ones in theater this year and try something new. Brother Sandmann, Ensemble CODY FIFE

Cody Fife is a Junior at Pine View High School. He has performed in The Sound of Music (Nazi Ensemble) and The Rain-maker (Sheriff Thomas).

He enjoys reading, psychology, and acting. He hopes to study psychology at Stanford University upon gradua-tion. He would like to thank Miss Rogers for the opportunities and sup-port she has given him and his parents for their love and help throughout this production and other areas of his life. "Thank you guys so much for all you do!"

Ensemble SARAH SMITH

This is Sarah Smith’s Sophomore year at Pine View High School. She has been apart of past four pro-ductions: half in acting, half in production

crew. She enjoys all of the opportuni-ties to be in performing arts, wherev-er they may be. Sarah enjoys a life full of music… the good kind, of course. She couldn't imagine it any different-ly. She loves having a loving Heavenly Father who has put her through the refiners fire. Even when times get tough, he is always there for her. Sa-rah would like to thank her wonder-ful director for everything she has done to push her to her best and bringing Pine View theatre to new heights. And (of course) she would like to thank her wonderful family for supporting her through this busy time in her life. “Thanks for always being there for me, even though I am quite a teenager sometimes.”



Ensemble AUBREY COLLARD

Aubrey Collard is a junior at pine view high school and is ex-cited to be a part of Huebner. She has been

in theatre classes since sixth grade. She has participated in last year’s mu-sical “Sound of Music” as Fraulin Shwigar, a nun and helped out back stage. She is so grateful towards Miss Rogers and for all she has done for her. She loves the opportunity to stay after school and be with her friends. Her favorite part about being in-volved in productions is the chance to watch a bunch of high schools stu-dents come together and create some-thing wonderful. She loves her mom and dad for their love and support and she is excited for what senior year is going to bring. Ensemble KASIE DEAN

Kasie is currently in her junior year of high school, and is so thrilled t o b e a p a r t o f “Huebener” as it is her first production at Pine View, having previously

lived in Virginia. She has performed in several productions in middle school, including “A Thousand Cranes”, “Woolfie”, “Sahara Nights”, working onstage again after a long

two-and-a-half year break. She loves performing, whether it is musically or theatrically. She absolutely loves theater, and is thankful to her moth-er for bringing it into her life. She also plays the piano and writes poet-ry in her spare time, and loves op-portunities like this to keep herself busy. She would like to thank her family for always believing in her and her capabilities, and also Ms. Rogers for teaching her how to better herself and for the opportunity to participate in the production of “Huebener”. Ensemble EMMA HADLEY

Emma Hadley is a soph-omore at Pine View. She is extremely excited to be in the smallest production she's ever been in. She was ensem-

ble for "Fiddler on the Roof" and "The Sound of Music" both at Pine View. She would like to thank Miss Rogers for pushing her and helping her to be her best. She loves the the-atre and fells so blessed to have dis-covered it. She would most of all like to thank her family for putting up with her. But she would also most of all like to thank anyone who donated to our show and for coming! She hopes you enjoy the show.


SPECIAL THANKS TO:

Ensemble BRENDON STUBEN Brendon (a.k.a. Fuzzyhead) is a home schooled 7th grader and is almost three years ahead in school. Brendon has a fortune cookie slip collection,

he adopts out stuffed animals and loves Doc-tor Who. He is 13 years of age and was a Royal Prince in The King and I. He loves to take any

opportunity to be in PVHS plays and hopes to be Gavroche in Les Misera-bles next year. He loves having this experience! Ensemble Jacob Gailey Ensemble Kenneth Jordan

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SHOWBILL - DHHS Theatre · Pine View High Theatre , 2012-2013 A former director of the BYU Honors Program, Thomas F. Rogers is professor emeritus of Russian language and