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F.Schmitt:Teacher at Florida Air Academy,in Melbourne,Florida.1997-98 President ofthe Florida Council of Teachers of English.  \nDeborah Kelly Woelflein:Vice Principal at Merri-mack High School in Merrimack,New Hamp-shire.Named 1996 New Hampshire Teacherof the Year.  \nLester Yesnick:English Teacher at Mojave HighSchool in Las Vegas,Nevada.  \n# Drama for Students\n\nCopyright Notice  \nStaff  \nSince this page cannot legibly accommodate allcopyrightnotices,the acknowledgments constitute an extension of thecopyright notice.  \nEditorial:David M.Galens,Editor.Andrea Henry,Mark Milne,and Kathleen Wilson,Contributing Editors.James Draper,Managing Editor.David Galens,\"For Students\"Line Coordinator.  \nWhile every effort has been made to secure permission toreprint material and to ensure the reliability of the informationpresented in this publication,the Gale Group neither guaranteesthe accuracy of the data contained herein nor assumes anyresponsibility for errors,omissions,or 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