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Miles Gerber captures the spotlight as Velma. (Photos by Jackie Saia, Bella Karr, and Stefanie Ask)

The curtain rises.

The Coupeville High School Theater Department production of “Too Many Detectives at the Murder Mansion” hits the stage in the school’s PAC Thursday through Saturday.

Showtime is 7:00 PM each night, with tickets set at $10 for adults, $7 for students without an ASB, and $5 for those with an ASB.

The play, written by Ian McWethy, centers around a murder mystery where a cast of eccentric characters meet at the scene of the crime.

Some of the guests, all famed detectives in their own right, include Sherlock HolmesNancy DrewMiss Marple, and Batman.

Too Many Detectives” is a whodunnit “that will leave you laughing and guessing right until the very end — and there are different endings to choose from!” according to the play’s publisher.

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Hardcourt ace Miles Gerber saunters into action on the Coupeville High School tennis courts. (Photos by Presley Phillips and Melanie Wolfe)

They served up a successful Senior Night.

The Coupeville High School girls’ tennis squad hailed their veterans — Miles Gerber, Aleksia Jump, and Dahlia Miller — before playing Wednesday afternoon against Friday Harbor.

The trio shone brightly under rare blue skies on the prairie, hardcourt aces one and all.

Aleksia Jump

Dahlia Miller

Miles Gerber

The terrific trio enjoy their moment in the spotlight.

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Coupeville High School senior Sydney Wallace delivers another outstanding poster, capping a four-year run of design work for the theater troupe.

Mystery, and laughs, are afoot.

The Coupeville High School Theater Department will bring “Too Many Detectives at the Murder Mansion” to the stage May 7-9.

The curtain rises at 7:00 PM each night in the middle/high school PAC, with tickets set at $10 for adults, $7 for students without an ASB, and $5 for those with an ASB.

The play, written by Ian McWethy, centers around a murder mystery where a cast of eccentric characters meet at the scene of the crime.

Some of the guests, all famed detectives in their own right, include Sherlock Holmes, Nancy Drew, Miss Marple, and Batman.

Too Many Detectives” is a whodunnit “that will leave you laughing and guessing right until the very end — and there are different endings to choose from!” according to the play’s publisher.

 

Production Crew:

Director – Stefanie Ask
Stage Manager – Alex Lo
Stage Ninja – Ren Smith
Sound Design – Hailee Wells
Lighting Design – Emma McFadden
Set Design/Construction – Gabe Smith, Uni Hammond, Elliot Hislop
Costume Design – Hayden Kendall, Hannah Roberts
Prop Design – Kennedy O’Neill, Antonio Crandall

 

Cast:

Bobbi – Zoe Holm
Aggie – Allie Powers
Conan – Sophia Siverly
Dash, 911 Operator – Liza Zustiak
Hannah – Eliza Dodge
Madame Doyle – Avery Rude
Sherlock Holmes – Cedar Socha
Nancy Drew – Chloe Ferguson
Frank Hardy – Dorian-Cecil Tynda
Joe Hardy – Dahlia Miller
Sam Spade – Makaylah Hansen
Velma – Miles Gerber
Daphne – Lina Shelly
Fred – Garrett Bevill
Shaggy – Ness Milnes
Batman – Grey Bialik
Miss Marple – Sydney Wallace
Detective Christie – Sam Marchese
Detective Kane – River Dearmond

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Abbigail Bond kicks off a run of CHS senior cheerleaders. (Julie Wheat photos)

“All of high school this team has been a place for me to go to, to feel loved and accepted.”

Abbigail Bond was speaking for herself, but it’s a sentiment shared by the other four seniors on the Coupeville High School cheer squad.

“I love you all so much, and I wouldn’t be here without you,” added Miles Gerber, while Avery Williams-Buchanan offered “I have felt incredibly supported by my whole team, family and friends.”

One team, one dream — a loud ‘n proud squad keeping spirits flying high in Wolf Nation.

Avery Williams-Buchanan

Hayden Smith

Miles Gerber

Jacob Schooley

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Scotlyn Helm (left), Miles Gerber and associates brighten a dark day. (Photos courtesy Jennifer Morrell)

The rain didn’t dampen their spirit.

Despite Mother Nature dumping cold rain on Saturday’s Coupeville High School football game, Wolf Spirit Team members and their Junior Cheer counterparts stayed loud ‘n proud.

The photos above and below capture two generations of Cow Town cheerleaders in action, showcasing current CHS students passing on their love of the sport to those who will follow in their footsteps.

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