Thanks everyone for your support of the 20th annual "Taste & Tasteless" fundraiser!  We wanted to open with a big thank you to all the businesses and individuals who helped make this year's event a success.  In addition, a small group of talented folks met for weeks in advance to script out this year's fundraiser, and we would like to recognize them, however, tradition has it that the committee remain anonymous (for obvious reasons)!  We went undercover to identify these folks, but only came up with a picture - and no names.  

This show was dedicated to the late JoAnn Muchmore, director for the past 19 years, and was directed this year by Christine Rich-Splawn who did an outstanding job of carrying on the tradition.   Phil Bandy was recognized for his his 20th appearance in the show and Sandy Bishop has been a mainstay as the wardrobe mistress, which can be a rather demanding task for a show like this!  The show would not be the same without the music under the direction of Leslie Rardin.

Again, a special thanks to the following businesses and individuals that made this event a tasteful evening to remember.   

In the last issue, we ask for help with two missing themes from  the 1997 and 2005 "Taste & Tasteless".  Thanks for your responses and to Terry Huston for helping fill in all the blanks!

1997:  "Pre-Prom Party at the Poncan"
2005:  "The Sister Cities" Chinese Fire Drill, or "Hu Crean Up At Brack Dust Casino?"

We ask Terry how she remembered, and she admitted she was somewhat of a pack-rat and actually had many of the programs from past performances.  She also recalled that T & T would sometimes fall on prom weekend and that was the reason behind the theme "Pre-Prom Party at The Poncan" in 1997.  Terry also offered to give some of her keepsakes to the Poncan for the scrapbook maintained by Geneva Alston.  So we proudly award two tickets to the Poncan Opry to Terry for helping us fill in the blanks and for her gift to the Poncan scrapbook.