You Can't Take It With You - November 10 - November 11, 2018
Oak Hill High School
Who's Who
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Tiernan McDivitt
Student Director/Stage Manager
Tiernan McDivitt is a sophomore at Oak Hill. She is involved in FCA, German Club, swim team, academic team, youth group, and Eagle Review. Her previous shows include: The Sound of Music, Mary Poppins, Harvey and Fiddler on the Roof, Check Please, and Annie. She would like to thank God for getting her through the busy times, Miss K and Jeremy for all their hard work on this show, her family for supporting her, the cast for being very patient during her first time as student director, Sarah Smith for being her partner in crime, and Coach Vester for being very flexible. Her favorite memory from this show is hanging out backstage with the cast.
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Sarah Smith
Student Director/Stage Manager
Sarah Smith is a junior who lives in Somerset. Sarah is also a member of Eagle Review. She has been in five plays and seven musicals. This is her third production at Oak Hill. Some of her previous productions include: Check Please and Annie. Her hobbies include baking, reading, listening to music, and singing. Her favorite line is, “There was a man following me.” Her favorite memory is when Tiernan would read the G-men lines. She would like to thank Ms. Kincaid and Jeremy for this opportunity and all the hard work they have put in the show, the cast for the patience they have had, and her family for supporting her. She would most of all like to thank Tiernan McDivitt for keeping her sane and being her very organized partner in crime.
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Ian Miller
as Martin Vanderhof
Ian Miller is a senior and has been in many shows in the past: Fiddler on the Roof, Peter Pan, Mary Poppins, Check Please and Annie. He is involved with his church’s youth group playing piano and singing for their worship team. Ian plans to attend Anderson University and study musical theater. His favorite memory for this show would be helping Jalyn learn how to do a Russian accent. Favorite line from the show is “ Kenneth! My virginity is a priceless thing to me.”
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