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Murphy, Lee reflect on freshman session, address key issues

Mitch Kloorfain/chief photographerRep. Patrick Murphy was the keynote speaker at the Jefferson Day dinner held by the Democratic Party of St. Lucie County at the Inn at Ocean Village Saturday, May 18. Murphy spoke of his first session and how he has tried to work across the aisle with bipar-tisan politics.

ST. LUCIE COUNTY — Chron-icling their first year as law-makers, two area politicians who championed the concept of bipartisanship while campaign-ing, thanked constituents for their support and addressed local issues including jobs and the

environment during an annual Jefferson Day dinner held by the Democratic Party of St. Lucie County last week. “I don’t know how many of you

followed the race and how closely, but it was team work,” U.S. Rep. Patrick Murphy, D-Palm Beach Gardens said of his controver-sial District 18 run against Allen West, which was met by court hearings and several voter re-

counts in St. Lucie County. “And I owe it to you all,” Mur-

phy said. “When you win a race by 2,000 votes or so, you realize how every, single vote counts.” Murphy was recently named as

one of the top 10 most vulnerable Democrats in the U.S. House in danger of losing his seat in 2014 because of the slim win against a

SLC School Superintendent finalists named

Fallen officers honored during service

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By Nicole RodriguezStaff [email protected]

ST. LUCIE COUNTY — In its quest to find a new St. Lucie County Schools superintendent by late next month, the pool of 21 applicants from around the country has been officially whittled down to six by a recent vote by the school board. The six finalists, who were selected after sever-

al months of research and rigorous background checks, will undergo three days of public and

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ST. LUCIE WEST — In a touching tribute to honor local law enforcement heroes who paid the ultimate sacrifice, guest speaker, the honorable 19th Circuit Court Judge Dan Vaughn, offered en-couraging words to the surviving family members of the fallen, which included the widow and two young daughters of Sgt. Gary Morales, who was killed earlier this year. Approximately 450 attended

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its challenges throughout the session and will call for an even greater voter turnout next year, Murphy told attendees at the Inn at Ocean Village, where the event was held. Attendees included county Clerk of Court Joe Smith, Tax Collector Chris Craft and Supervisor of Elections Gertrude Walker. “One thing I do want to remind

you all is we got to start now. I’m on this target list — ‘Top 10 Most Vulnerable,’ I think they call it,” Murphy said. “Do you have any idea how hard it is to be biparti-san and get something done while being on this so-called ‘Target List’ of the Republican party? They don’t even want to be seen sitting next to me.” During his speech, Murphy

said bipartisanship is key in mov-ing issues forward in a Republi-can-dominated House. “I campaigned on bipartisan-

ship, on working together, on getting stuff done because ... ma-jority really does have the rule,” Murphy said. “They really get to control what bills come to the floor, how they’re amended, what the process is. “So the only way we can get

anything done right now is if we have bipartisanship. I’ve been working very hard at that.” Murphy said that while he

championed the concept of cross-ing party lines to pass legislation, there are key issues he remains steadfast on, including Medicaid and Social Security. “Turns out this whole voucher

idea the Republicans are pro-posing, it isn’t a good idea,” said Murphy, who stressed the num-bers don’t add up in Republican plans for Medicaid. Murphy, who said he’s been

working to establish a good rela-tionship with the Army Corps of Engineers, said he’s also working with the Department of Interior and Department of Agriculture to secure funding for local inlet dredging and beach renourish-ment projects. “This is one of the top issues

for me. I grew up in the Florida Keys, fishing and diving,” Mur-phy said. “The environment is critical and it’s not just import-ant because I like clean air and clean water and I want my kids and grandkids to have it, but the truth is, that’s a big part of our economy.” “For every dollar spent on our

environment, it comes back 4:1. So these are smart investments.” Murphy said he recently met

with Ben Bernanke, chairman of the Board of Governors of the Federal Reserve System, to dis-cuss the economy and things are looking up.“America, right now, is poised

for a serious recovery,” Murphy

said. “Unemployment is slowly coming down. There are no signs of inflation.” While optimistic about a full

recovery from the 2008 recession, Murphy cautioned his audience there is still much to be done in order to heal. “I’m not for class warfare,

but when you have individuals like Mitt Romney paying 14, 15 percent (in taxes) and the small business owners and the folks in this room, who create jobs are paying 35, 39 percent — That’s not right.” Murphy said help is on the way

for struggling entrepreneurs and small business owners. “I’m working on several bills

right now to enable lending to those who are trying to create a business,” said Murphy, who is on Financial Services and Small Business committees in the House. “There are a lot of people out

there with great ideas, but they can’t get a loan for a thing.” Florida House Rep. Larry Lee

Jr. D-Port St. Lucie, thanked the room of supporters during his address. “This process, I could not have

done it without this organization, the Democrats of St. Lucie Coun-ty and some Republicans that believed in me,” Lee said. “Be-cause as you know, it got really nasty the last two weeks of the election.” During his freshman session,

Lee co-sponsored 14 different bills ranging in issues from ed-ucation, energy and utilities to election ethics. Lee vowed to keep fighting for the well-being of his constituents in St. Lucie County, while advocating for bipartisan-ship to get things done. “It was a very trying time, the

first two weeks up there, feeling my way through ... ,” Lee said. “I realized in order to get anything done up there in that Republi-can-dominated legislature, I had to go across the aisle.” During her introduction of Lee,

school board member Kathryn Hensley praised Lee for his will-ingness to listen to the needs of his constituents. “We are very, very pleased that

we have someone who represents St. Lucie County, who speaks for St. Lucie County, has the courage to walk the walk and stand up for what he knows we need in Talla-hassee,” Hensley said.

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the service, held at St. Bernadette Catholic Church. “It is foolish and wrong to

mourn the men who died,” Vaughn said, quoting World War II Army Gen. George S. Patton. “Rather, we should thank God that such men lived.” Vaughn, who handles one-

third of the circuit’s felony cas-es, oversaw the March grand jury proceedings in the Morales case. Morales was fatally shot in February after a traffic stop and pursuit. The man authorities say pulled the trigger is awaiting trial in a Martin County jail for safety reasons. Prosecutors are seeking the death penalty.In all, 11 law enforcement offi-

cers from the St. Lucie County Sheriff’s Office, Port St. Lucie Police and Fort Pierce Police departments were remembered. The memorial service marked the end of Law Enforcement Memo-rial Week in St. Lucie County, a local extension of National Police Week. Fort Pierce Police Chief R. Sean

Baldwin recalled the day Morales was killed. Baldwin described an encounter he had with a man at a stoplight just minutes away from the Fort Pierce street Morales died on. Baldwin, who was on high alert from the tragedy, said the burly man said something unexpected.

“He said, ‘Officer, I appreciate what you do,’” Baldwin said. “And he left before I knew what hap-pened. “Those five words, ‘I appreciate

what you do,’ at that time, at that moment, after that loss, meant so much to me personally.” Sheriff Ken Mascara said the

pain from the searing loss has been eased by the outpouring of love from the community after Morales’s death. “We’ve come together. We’ve

experienced a lot of comfort from the community,” Mascara said. “It says a lot about our commu-nity.” St. Lucie County Commissioner

Kim Johnson said it’s vital for the community to unite and salute its fallen heroes. Johnson’s District 5 covers PGA Village and Tradi-tion. “It’s very important, because

we look back at the life that once was,” Johnson said shortly before the service began. “They give us the strength to carry on the jour-ney toward a better future with the idea of us going places they never got a chance to go, doing stuff they never got a chance to do ...” The Rev. Victor Ulto of St. Ber-

nadette Catholic Church said his parish was honored to host the event for the third year in a row. “God gave us this beautiful

church to be a place where we can pray, we can heal and we

can love,” Ulto said. “There’s no more suitable time for us to do that than a memorial service for our police officers, especially this year with the recent death of Sgt. Morales. So it’s an honor.”

Fallen law enforcement officers from St. Lucie County:

• Sheriff Dan Carlton, St. Lucie County Sheriff’s Office• Sheriff William R. Monroe, St.

Lucie County Sheriff’s Office• Sgt. Willie B. Ellis, Fort Pierce

Police Department

• Sgt. Harold Holerger, St. Lucie County Sheriff’s Office• Capt. Grover Cooper, Fort

Pierce Police Department• Sgt. James Wouters, Fort

Pierce Police Department• Sgt. Danny Parrish, Fort Pierce

Police Department• Sgt. Donald Mahan, Port St.

Lucie Police Department• Master Deputy Steve Roberts,

St. Lucie County Sheriff’s Office• Master Deputy Joe Hover, St.

Lucie County Sheriff’s Office• Sgt. Gary Morales, St. Lucie

County Sheriff’s Office

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Mitch Kloorfain/chief photographerBrittany Duren of the St. Lucie County Sheriff’s Explorers hands a rose to a family mem-ber of one of the 11 fallen officers recognized during the St. Lucie County 2013 Law Enforcement Memorial Service at St. Bernadette Catholic Church Thursday, May 16.

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Scholarships and recognitionsMichelle Berger, PSL city

council, Mayor JoAnn Fa-iella of Port St. Lucie, Ron

Bowen, PSL city council, Rep. Patrick Murphy and

Chris Morhardt of the Pharus Group posed fol-lowing the presentation

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private interviews beginning June 3. The finalists will also tour the county and participate in numer-ous school activities, national search consultant Jim Huge said. “It will be a whole series of

activities we’re putting together,” said Huge, who was instrumen-tal in helping find current Su-perintendent Michael Lannon a decade ago. “It will all be open to the public so that they can ask questions.” Board member Troy Ingersoll

said his ideal candidate is a dy-namic, business savvy leader who is dedicated to furthering his or her education. “Qualities and characteristics

important to me are honesty and truth,” Ingersoll said. “Someone that is fiscally responsible. Some-one who has obtained or is ac-quiring a doctorate degree. That just shows they want to better themselves, because we believe in being life-long learners. Learning doesn’t stop when you graduate

high school. It continues your whole, entire life.”Ingersoll’s fellow board mem-

ber, Deborah Hawley, echoed the same sentiment. “The qualities/qualifications

we are looking for in a new su-perintendent include account-ability, visionary, relationship builder, has an understanding of Common Core Standards, prov-en leadership record, Master’s degree or higher, commitment to living in St. Lucie County and a solid understanding of the com-plexities of education with regard to legislation and finance,” Haw-ley said in an emailed statement. Board member Carol Hilson

said she’s confident a great leader lies in the six remaining appli-cants. “I believe the top quality is in-

tegrity. Also humility with excel-lent leadership skills would follow along right behind,” Hilson said in an email. “The person cho-sen must understand ‘the whole

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child’ and the connection of pov-erty to student achievement. We are a community that embraces ‘Kids At Hope.’” “I do feel there is great talent

and leadership in the candidates we have reviewed,” Hilson said. Meanwhile, as the tireless hunt

for a new schools leader forg-es on, current Superintendent Michael Lannon, 67, prepares for his bittersweet departure. Lan-non, who recently celebrated his 45th year in education, said he plans to spend much-needed time with his family. Lannon served as superintendent for the past 10 years. “The focus is going to be having

our grandchildren with us and being able to spend time in and around their family structure and maybe give their parents a night off, occasionally,” said Lannon, who added he and his wife’s clos-est grandchild of five lives three hours away. Although he plans to travel

often to see family, Lannon said he will always remain in St. Lucie County. “This is our home,” Lannon

said. Of any career experience he’s

ever had, Lannon said serving as St. Lucie County Schools super-intendent has been one of the most challenging, yet rewarding ones.

“I would have to say it is one of the most consuming roles that anyone can ever have. It’s a pro-fessional and technical job that requires a great deal of experi-ence and constancy of learning ... ,” Lannon said. “In St. Lucie’s case, the superintendent is the CEO of the largest business. You’d have to get down to Palm Beach to find a business as big as us.” “The superintendent is respon-

sible for 5,000 employees, 42 campuses and billions of dollars in public property known as school houses and ball fields, buses and all of those kinds of things.” Lannon said he hopes to leave

a lasting legacy of excellence in education, adding his epitaph will one day read, “He was a teacher.” “Education is a journey. We are

all learning every day,” Lannon said. “The more we learn, the better we are.” When speaking of his greatest

accomplishments, Lannon said he’s particularly proud of the district’s rapid progression during his decade at the helm. “As a school system, we’ve built

literally a billion dollars worth of schools and infrastructures and technologies in this 10-year peri-od of time,” Lannon said. “We’ve grown by about 11,000 students. We’ve gone through great pros-perity and for the past five years, a great loss of resources and yet,

boys and girls are better provided for today than ever in history.” Lannon said the feat of high

graduation rates and other school successes weren’t achieved alone.

“That’s really a credit to the people, the employees and the

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school board of St. Lucie County Public Schools,” he said. “This board knows the direction it wants to go in and has known since before I got here.” “That’s what gives me faith that

there will be great direction when they choose a new superinten-dent.” Lannon also offered a few words

of advice for that incoming super-intendent. “Have a vision. Have high ener-

gy. Understand who we are. Move the agenda. That’s what it is,” Lannon said. An accomplishment Lannon

dotes on is a partnership between his schools and textbook pub-lisher Houghten Miffin Harcourt, which provided thousands of dol-lars in private funding to further early childhood learning in the county. Money was given to area preschools to provide an exten-sive curriculum for the county’s youngest learners and free train-ing was offered to staffers. “It focuses on early childhood

education, so that we’re reaching down below than what the state has provided some resources for,” Lannon said. The funding has allowed chil-

dren of income-restricted families a greater opportunity for aca-demic success, which will last a lifetime Lannon said. “We can have children coming

into kindergarten with greater readiness skills because in com-munities of great poverty, you have enormous disparity between children who are entering kin-dergarten in what they know and what they can do,” Lannon said. “Families of wealth have always provided so their children know their ABC’s and numbers. Some can read.” “Families of poverty don’t have

that opportunity,” Lannon con-tinued. “In single- or no- parent homes, you may have someone who is illiterate themselves as an adult trying and doing the very best they can, but illiterate adults don’t make literate children, so you have to have interventions earlier so the children have an

equal chance of competing with their peers as they enter formal-ized schools.” Always the perfectionist, Lan-

non said he isn’t leaving without regrets. “Across the board, all of the

things I’ve told you that I think are good, I’d want more of. I’m a very impatient man,” Lannon said. “I’d want more academ-ic success. I’d want more kids graduating from high school and going onto higher education, even though we’ve had an enormous rise in that.” Looking back, Lannon said

he wished there was more he could have done to provide more resources for district staff and teachers, a force of highly skilled workers he calls “brilliant.” Bud-get constraints in recent years prevented it, Lannon said. “Our teachers should be paid

much more than they are,” Lan-non said.

The six superintendent finalists at a glance:

Scott BaileyCurrent City: Reno, Nev.Current position: Chief academic officer for Washoe County School District. It is the second-largest school district in Nevada with 63,000 studentsEducation: Master of science in school supervision and admin-istration from Pittsburg State University in Pittsburg, Kan.

Michael Scott FlowersCurrent City: Melbourne BeachCurrent position: Faculty mem-ber at Atlantic Research Partners in St. Augustine and Allendale County Schools Curriculum Coordinator and Transformation Team Leader in Fairfax, S.C.Education: Master’s degree in Educational Leadership from the University of South Florida in Tampa

Kathryn LeroyCurrent City: JacksonvilleCurrent position: Director of High School Programs in Duval County Public Schools, which has more than 125,000 students

Education: Working on doctorate of teaching and learning at the University of Miami; holds Edu-cational Leadership Certification from Florida Atlantic University and a Master’s degree in Animal Nutrition and Physiology from the University of Tennessee

Darci MohrCurrent City: Boulder, Colo.Current position: Assistant su-perintendent of Human Resourc-es at Boulder Valley School Dis-trict, which has 29,000 studentsEducation: Ed. S. Education Specialist from the University of Colorado in Denver; Juris Doctor-ate from the University of South Dakota

Agnella PereraCurrent City: Smithfield, Va.Current position: Superintendent of Isle Wight County Schools, which has 5,600 studentsEducation: 2013 Doctoral candidate in Education Leadership and Policy Studies from Virginia Tech in Blacksburg, Va.

Mark RendellCurrent City: MelbourneCurrent position: Assistant su-perintendent, St. Lucie County School DistrictEducation: Doctoral degree in Educational Leadership from the University of Central Florida

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Job recovery reports in for Martin and SLC

TREASURE COAST — Things are getting better on the Florida jobs front, but St. Lucie County is still suffering one of the state’s highest unemployment rates. “This region was one of the ones

with the most construction be-fore (the housing crash) started to happen,” Odaly Victorio, communi-cations coordinator for Workforce Solutions, said. “We had a lot of growth before then. When we fell, we fell hard.” Martin’s unemployment rate is

below the statewide average, but comes in as the 29th highest out of 67 counties. The two counties make up the Port St. Lucie Metro-politan Statistical Area, which is hovering over the state and nation-al unemployment averages. According to the monthly jobs

report the Department of Econom-ic Opportunity released on Friday, May 17, Florida’s unemployment rate was at 7.2 percent in April, the lowest it’s been since September 2008. The state’s unemployment rate has declined in year-over-year

comparisons for 30 months. The state’s unemployment rate

was down 0.3 percentage points from March, and 1.7 from the year before. The national average for April was 7.5 percent, according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics. Through much of the economic downturn, Florida’s unemployment rate was higher than the nation’s. St. Lucie had the state’s fourth

highest unemployment rate in April, 8.9 percent. It didn’t move from the month before, but was down from 10.7 percent in April 2012. Hendry, Flagler and Putnam counties had the three highest un-employment rates respectively.Martin’s unemployment rate in

April was 6.7 percent, down from 6.9 in March. In April 2012, Martin was at 8.1 percent unemployment. The Port St. Lucie MSA came in with an 8.2 percent unemployment rate for April, down from 8.3 in March. In April 2012, it was at 9.8 percent unemployment. “Overall, the region has recovered

over the year 1,900 jobs,” Victorio said. The state added about 17,000 pri-

vate-sector jobs in April. Over the year, it’s added close to 119,000.

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It’s life-changing for all of us. “My sister has been dancing with

one girl for 13 years. She’s an older woman with cerebral palsy. Her mother told my sister, ‘This is what she lives for. She watch-es the video all year.’ The joy of sharing the arts does wonderful things for this community.” Singer Lorrianna Colozzo said that watching those who cannot walk find movement was a special experience. “It was breathtaking,” she said.

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Saturday, May 25 Port St. Lucie Outdoor Mar-ket at the Port St. Lucie Civic Center. Rain or shine. 8 a.m. to 3 p.m. Locally grown fruits and vegetables, seafood, fresh baked goods and arts and crafts. Free admission and parking. 9221 S.E. Civic Cen-ter Place, Port St. Lucie. For more information, call (772) 465-5658.

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TC RC Scale Boats at Tra-dition on the east side of the lake. 8 a.m.-11 a.m.

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Monday, May 27Memorial DayCanoe and kayak rentals at Savannas Park and Camp-ground. $5 per hour, $15 for four hours and $20 for eight hours. 1400 Midway Road, Fort Pierce. For more information, call (772) 484-7855.

St. Lucie River Princess Eco-Historic Boat Tours 1:30 p.m.-3:10 p.m. Rivergate, 2200 S.E. Veterans Memorial Park-way, Port St. Lucie $14-$20. For reservations, call (772) 342-2450 or visit stlucierivercruise.com

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Thursday, May 30CWE’s Uprising at the Port St. Lucie Civic Center. Meet and Greet from 5 p.m. to 6 p.m.Doors open at 6 p.m. Events start at 7 p.m. Tickets are $15 in advance; $20 at the door; $35 for VIP. The main event fights: are CWE Heavy-weight Championship: Oliver Grimsly vs. Doc Rivers; C.J O’Doyle vs. former WWE star Big Vito; CWE United States Tag Team Championship: The Tech Squad vs. Sin City. 9221 S.E. Civic Center Place, Port St. Lucie. For more information, call (772) 807-4488.

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Port St. Lucie Business Women’s 23rd Annual Luncheon and Fashion Show was a sell-out red carpet affair ST. LUCIE COUNTY — Three

hundred glamorous women got dressed to the nines to attend the sold-out 23rd Annual Fash-ion Show and Luncheon, a “Red Carpet Affair” hosted by Port St. Lucie Business Women on April 20 at the Harbour Ridge Yacht & Country Club in Palm City. Lukas Klotzsche and Valorie

Pari of the Fred Astaire Dance Studio in Stuart got the party started displaying their tango tal-ents. Dee Jay Vince Pulcini of The Pulse played a variety of movie themes throughout the event. Silent auction items that

grabbed attention included a wine tasting for 10 and a “mon-ey tree” with leaves of gift cards. More than 100 items were auctioned, including designer handbags, gift baskets, artwork, jewelry galore and gift certificates

for spa services, rounds of golf, memberships, and carpet clean-ing. High heel shoes not only graced the well-heeled guests but served as tabletop decor as well that also were auctioned. Covered with glitter, polka dots, leopard spots, or bows, these wine hold-ers sparked friendly but intense bidding. More than $15,000 was raised,

which will support the Business Women’s Community Action Awards and provide scholarships for women attending Indian River State College. Recipients for 2013-2014 will be chosen later this year. Frannie Hutchinson won the

raffle for the television, donated by Perfect Drive Golf Villas. Krysti Oliver’s ticket was chosen for the Coach purse and wallet, donated by Gold Rush America. Devon Saia gained celebrity status when

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Photo courtesy of the Sunrise TheatreThe Missoula Children’s Theatre returns to the Sunrise Theatre for four one-week summer camps, each featuring an original play. The camp featuring ‘Rapunzel’ will run from July 8-12.

FORT PIERCE — If Jim Caron’s car hadn’t broken down in Missoula, Mont., in the 1970s, there might be no Missoula Children’s Theatre. While he was waiting for car repairs,

Caron auditioned for a role in a local pro-duction of “Man of La Mancha.” He became friends with Don Collins, who was also in the show. Caron’s car was repaired, but he stayed in Missoula, and the duo organized a group of adults who put on plays for kids

in the local movie theater. They soon per-formed throughout the Mountain States. Eventually, they added kids into the pro-

ductions, but when bad weather prevented them from traveling with children to play the seven dwarves, they came up with the idea of casting local kids in the plays.Today, the kids are the stars of the Mis-

soula Children’s Theatre as it travels to all 50 states and Canada. Two professional actor/directors hold auditions and cast 50-60 local children in full-length original musical productions.

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See MISSOULA page 25

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Missoula Children’s Theatre has been a staple of summer-time at the Sunrise Theatre, and it returns to Fort Pierce for four camps. Each is 4-½ days. On the fifth day, the campers put on an evening show, complete with cos-tumes and sets that travel with the troupe in their red truck.This year’s shows include “The

Wizard of Oz,” from June 10-14; “Rapunzel,” from July 8-12; “Snow White” from July 15-19 and “Pinocchio,” from Aug. 12-16. Steven Thomas and Grace Mc-Geoch are the actor/directors of “Rapunzel.” Mr. Thomas spoke by phone about the production. “I’ve been touring since 2006,”

he said. “They go to all the big auditions throughout the country and look for people with teaching experience as well as an inter-est in acting. I got called in for an interview. When they talked about going to military bases and working with military kids, that sold me right there. I grew up in a military family.” Thomas said that the two actor/

directors come into town with the red truck. On a Monday morning, the first day of the camp, they hold auditions and announce the cast. Everyone is in the cast, with the exception of four campers who are selected to be assistant directors and help with the light-

ing, sound and other backstage matters. “We start rehearsal on Monday

and rehearse four hours each day from Tuesday-Thursday,” Thomas said. “The plays are all original, written for Missoula Children’s Theatre. Early on, we break into small groups, but by Wednesday, everybody is together. Thursday is a rehearsal and Friday morn-ing, we get the costumes and have a dress rehearsal for the Friday night performance.” The red truck contains all the

sets, props and costumes, in-cluding a costume for “Frenchy,” the narrator, played by one of the adults. “We supply everything we need

except for the kids,” Thomas said. The group tours all year, work-

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are more clearly raised to be mili-tary kids,” he said. “They say ‘Sir’ and ‘Ma’am.’ I get ‘Sirred’ a lot on base.” While the focus is on the play,

Thomas says the program has other goals.“We only have the week,” he

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By the end of the week, they’ve had a chance to succeed in only a week. They say, ‘What else can I accomplish?’ There’s a sense of success that can carry over to other parts of life.”The program is for all kids, not

just budding actors.“If they’ve never thought about

performing, that is perfectly fine,” Thomas said. “We’re looking for people who want to give it a shot. The rehearsal process is fun. The shows are comedic and you see some goofiness. It doesn’t have to feel like work, but we’re accom-plishing getting the shows taught

quickly. “Each actor/director brings a

different flair, but we have spe-cific methods. We know we need to use ‘an economy of language’ and figure out the quickest and clearest way to tell them what they need to know.” The Missoula Children’s Theatre

comes to the Sunrise Theatre, 117 S. Second St. Fort Pierce, for four sessions. The cost for each ses-sion is $100 per child. Students in grades 1-12 are encouraged to participate. To register, call (772) 461-4775.

For more information, visit the website, www.sunrisetheatre.com.

MISSOULA from page 25

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