set construction

Welcome from the
President
Greetings to everyone and welcome to the Northeast campus! I hope you are
having a most enjoyable summer. Our faculty, staff, students, and community
volunteers have worked hard to bring us this production of Crimes of the Heart,
and, as always, I know that you are in for a treat with this play.
Whenever you have the chance, please spend some time with us on the Northeast
campus. Our grounds are particularly beautiful in the summertime. We especially
welcome members of the Master Teacher Experience who are here with us this
summer. This is a professional development group representing instructors from
throughout the Alabama Community College System. They are an outstanding
group, and we always enjoy having them on campus and in our area.
As for events this summer, if you are a music fan, be sure to attend our Music
on the Mountain Bluegrass Festival to be held at Northeast on August 10, 2013.
This year’s festival features Mountain Heart. Among other campus events during
the year, we will be hosting our Christmas pageant in early December, along with
a back-by-popular-demand performance by the Alabama Ballet in February.
This year, the Alabama Ballet will be performing Romeo and Juliet. During the
upcoming year, our NACC Foundation also will be hosting a golf tournament,
Holiday Gala, and Dancing with the Stars type event. Foundation events are
very popular throughout the community, so please get your tickets early! Our Jazz
Band, Choral Music Group, and Encore will be in concert throughout the year, so be
sure and watch for the opportunity to see these talented musicians. And of course,
our theatre department will be performing the highly-anticipated Les Miserables
next spring (2014) and, as of this writing, another as-yet undetermined play this
fall. So there is much to see and do at Northeast over the coming months. Please
be with us whenever you can and enjoy the play!
Dr. David Campbell
President, Northeast Alabama Community College
Northeast Alabama Community College Theatre
presents
By
Beth Henley
Originally produced by the Actors Theatre of Louisville, Inc., in February 1979.
CRIMES OF THE HEART received its New York Premiere at the Manhattan Theatre Club in 1980.
Produced on the Broadway Stage by Warner Theatre Productions, Inc./
Claire Nichtern, Mary Lea Johnson, Martin Richards, Francine Lefrak.
Directed by
Technical Director
Mark A. Webb Brad Archer
Ticketmasters
F.G. Lumber, Inc. and Regions Bank
Crimes of the heart is produced by special arrangement with
Dramatists Play Service, Inc., New York.
440 Park Avenue South, New York, NY 10016
Phone: 212.683.8960 Fax: 212.213.1539
www.dramatists.com
The video and/or audio recording of this performance by any means whatsoever are strictly prohibited.
The Cast
**Denotes Scholarship Student
At the core of this comedy/tragedy are the three Magrath sisters, Meg, Babe, and Lenny, who reunite at Old Granddaddy’s home
in Hazlehurst, Mississippi, after Babe shoots her abusive husband. The sisters were raised in a dysfunctional family – their mother
committed suicide and their father was absent during their upbringing. Each sister has endured her share of hardship and misery.
Past resentments bubble to the surface as they are forced to deal with assorted relatives and past relationships while coping with the
latest incident that has disrupted their lives.
Brody Atkins as Doc Porter
30, Meg’s old boyfriend. He
is still known affectionately as
“Doc” although his plans for a
medical career changed after he
was severely injured in Hurricane
Camille. Doc, who now has
his own wife and children,
nevertheless remains close to the
Magrath family. Although Meg
abandoned him when she left for
California, Doc remains fond of
her.
Jordon Johnson** as Lenny
Magrath 30, the oldest of the
three sisters. Her sisters have
forgotten her birthday, only adding
to her feeling of rejection. Lenny
is frustrated after years of carrying
heavy burdens of responsibility.
Most recently, she has been caring
for Old Granddaddy, sleeping on
a cot in the kitchen to be near him.
Lenny loves her sisters but is also
jealous of them, especially Meg,
whom she feels received preferential
treatment during their upbringing.
Jessica Lawson as Chick Boyle
35+, the sisters’ first cousin.
She is a very demanding relative
and extremely concerned about the
community’s opinion of her. Chick is
critical of all aspects of the Magrath’s
family and is always bringing up
past tragedies such as the mother’s
suicide. Chick is especially hard on
Meg, whom she finds undisciplined
and calls a “low-class tramp,” and
on Babe, who “doesn’t understand
how serious the situation is” after
shooting Zackery.
Mark Nelson as Barnette
Lloyd 26, Babe’s lawyer. An
ambitious, talented attorney,
Barnette views Babe’s case as a
chance to exact personal revenge
on Zackery. “The major thing he
did,” Barnette says, “was to ruin
my father’s life.” Barnette also
seems to have a strong attraction
to Babe, whom he remembers
distinctly from a chance meeting.
Kayleigh Smith as Babe Botrelle
24, the youngest sister. At first,
the only explanation she gives for
shooting her husband Zackery
is “I didn’t like his looks! I just
didn’t like his stinking looks!”
Eventually, she reveals that the
shooting was the result of her
anger at Zackery’s cruel treatment
both of her and of Willie Jay, a
fifteen year-old African American
boy with whom Babe had been
carrying on an affair.
Jessica Taheri as Meg Magrath
27, the middle sister. At eleven,
Meg discovered the body of their
mother following her suicide. This
traumatic experience provoked
Meg to test her strength by
confronting morbidity wherever
she could find it. At the beginning of
the play Meg returns to Mississippi
from California, where her singing
career has stalled. Lenny and Babe
feel that Meg has always received
preferential treatment in life.
From the Director
What do Diane Keaton, Jessica Lange, Sissy Spacek, Sam Shepard, and Tess Harper all
have in common? Why, they all played major roles in the film version of Beth Henley’s Pulitzer
Prize winning play, Crimes of the Heart, of course! This wonderful southern comedy, infused
with an ample helping of drama and “touched” with a healthy dollop of crazy, makes for a very
entertaining evening in the theatre. The Magrath sisters are perfect case studies for the all too
common dysfunction we often find in some small southern town family dynamics.
Set in Hazelhurst, Mississippi, five years after Hurricane Camille, Crimes of the Heart is a
hilarious and heartwarming story about the struggles of three wild and crazy young Mississippi
sisters whose passions sometimes get the better of their common sense. Because of their charm
and vulnerability, however, it’s nearly impossible for an audience member not to end up with a
lot of affection for the Magrath sisters.
In reviewing the 1981-83 Broadway production, The New York Times critic said the
play “mines a pure vein of Southern Gothic humor worthy of Eudora Welty and Flannery
O’Connor” and claimed that “While this play overflows with infectious high spirits, it is also,
unmistakably, the tale of a very troubled family. Such is Miss Henley’s prodigious talent that
she can serve us pain as though it were a piece of cake.”
The cast for this production of Crimes is a wonderfully talented ensemble consisting
of several amazingly talented former students, current students, and community members.
Kayleigh Jade Smith and Jessica Taheri, two of our former drama scholarship students and
both gifted actresses, will be charming in the respective roles of Babe and Meg Magrath. Jordon
Johnson, a current scholarship student will be delightful in her first leading role as Lenny. Mark
Nelson, a recent graduate of our theatre program and a multi-talented musician and actor, will
be portraying with great sensitivity the role of Barnette. Jessica Lawson, a community member
and veteran of several plays with Northeast will be particularly less than charming in the role
of the annoying cousin of the Magrath sisters, Chick. And finally, the role of Doc, the quiet
seductive type, will be played with great charm by Brody Atkins, an incoming freshman in the
theatre program who played several roles in our recent production of Blood Brothers.
Everyone is in for a treat with this fantastic cast, and we are sure you will have a wonderful
evening in the theatre watching them play these southern characters that so many of us will find
familiar. We all know someone like most, if not all, of these characters from our own personal
experience.
I hope you will enjoy Crimes of the Heart as much as we have enjoyed creating this
production for you! And many thanks to the many, many people who make it possible for
Northeast to produce theatre of the highest quality! From Dr. Campbell, our president, without
whose immeasurable support and faith in the theatre program, we would not exist, to all of the
administration, faculty, staff, and community volunteers who give so much in so many ways,
we love and thank you all from the bottom of our hearts!
Mark A. Webb
May 29, 2013
The Crew
Director of Theatre
Mark A. Webb
Student Assistant Director
Clinton Miller
Technical Director
Brad Archer
Scenic Designer
Brad Archer
Sound Director
Jimmy Benefield
Lighting Designer
Jarrod Blackwell
Lighting Design Assistant
Derek Maness
Stage Crew
**Denotes Scholarship Student
Shannon Bradbury
Cheyenne Dalton
Derek Maness
Matthew Shepherd**
Set Decoration Coordinator
Emily Elizabethe Lewis
Set Decoration Assistant
Savannah Owens
Makeup & Hair Coordinators
Jordon Johnson**
Jessica Taheri
Costume Coordinator
Shannon Bradbury
Props Coordinator
Brian Presson
Faith Bonitz
Hope Bonitz
Kate Freeman**
Lauren Koopman
Lauren Williams
Stage Managers
Playbill Manager
Lighting Operator
Kate Freeman**
Sound Engineer
Lauren Koopman
Lauren Williams
Sound Assistant
Savannah Owens
Regan McClung
House & Box Office Manager
Regan McClung
Office Assistant & Box Office
Peyton Lacey
Elizabeth Wootten
Ticketmasters
F.G. Lumber
Regions Bank
Set Construction Crew
Davy Akins
Nathan Bradbury
Allison Dixon
Holly Elmore
Kelsey Gilbert
Andrew Holderfield
Carrie Keef
Alannah Knight
Ryan Little
Mürron Marchik
Sarah Mayhew
Amanda Miles
Matthew Miles
Tracy Moore
David Murphree
Jacob Murphree
Austin Murphy
Ally Sampson
James Seymour
Matthew Taheri
Jennifer Toler
Taylor Wash
Tyler Wright
*All other cast & crew
Davy Akins
Brad Archer
Jimmy Benefield
Jarrod Blackwell
Faith Bonitz
Hope Bonitz
Nathan Bradbury
Shannon Bradbury
Set Construction
Property Coordinator
Technical Director/Scenic Designer Sound Director
Property Coordinator
Set Construction
Lighting Designer
Costume Coordinator/Stage Crew
Cheyenne Dalton
Allison Dixon
Holly Elmore
Kate Freeman
Kelsey Gilbert
Andrew Holderfield
Alannah Knight
Lauren Koopman
Peyton Lacey
Emily Elizabethe Lewis Ryan Little
Set Decoration Coordinator
Set Construction
Derek Maness
Mürron Marchik
Sarah Mayhew
Regan McClung
Amanda Miles
Stage Crew
Set Construction
Theatre Office Assistant
Set Construction
Set Construction
Set Construction
Set Construction
Set Construction
Set Construction
Theatre Office Manager
Lighting Operator/Props Coordinator
Stage Manager/Props Coordinator
Lighting Design Assistant
Set Construction
Matthew Miles
Clinton Miller
Tracy Moore
David Murphree
Austin Murphy
Savannah Owens
Brian Presson
Ally Sampson
James Seymour
Matthew Shepherd
Jennifer Toler
Taylor Wash
Mark A. Webb
Lauren Williams
Elizabeth Wootten
Set Construction
Set Construction
Set Construction
Student Assistant Director
Set Construction
Sound Assistant/Set Decoration Asst. Sound Engineer
Stage Crew
Director of Theatre
Set Construction
Stage Manager/Props Coordinator
Set Construction
Set Construction
Set Construction
Theatre Office Assistant
About the Cast & Crew
Brad Archer (Technical Director) grew up in Arkansas where he played baseball until
around the age of twenty. He spent a lot of time hunting and fishing and working various jobs
to get through school. He was introduced to theatre and quickly became very active in the
theatre program at Arkansas State University-Beebe where he earned an Associate of Arts in
Speech and Theatre. He moved to Jonesboro, AR and attended Arkansas State University and
earned a Bachelor of Fine Arts in Technical Theatre. After graduation he took a job at The
Alliance Theatre in Atlanta, GA. From Atlanta he moved to Richmond, VA and was the Scenic
of Fine Arts in Scenic Design, with a secondary emphasis in Lighting Design. He has worked
throughout the Southeast and Northeast and his time here at Northeast Alabama Community
College has been especially gratifying and exciting as any place he has been.
Brody Atkins (Doc) is a freshman at NACC, majoring in business administration. Crimes of
the Heart is Brody’s second production at NACC, his first being Blood Brothers. Brody enjoys
music, guitar, and golf.
Faith Bonitz (Props Coordinator) is an upcoming junior at Scottsboro High School.
She has participated in seven productions. Previous NACC credits include a munchkin school
teacher in The Wizard of Oz, a daughter in Fiddler on the Roof, and a doleite in Blood Brothers.
With SHS’s drama group, Faith played Count Dracula in Dracula. She also played Oberon
fairy in Blackberry Little Theatre’s production of A Midsummer Night’s Dream. Faith is part of
the Spanish club, Interact club, and Link crew at SHS. She enjoys watching Doctor Who in her
free time and is also interested in Renaissance festivals.
Hope Bonitz (Props Coordinator) is an upcoming junior at Scottsboro High School.
She has participated in seven productions. Previous NACC credits include a munchkin school
teacher in The Wizard of Oz, a villager in Fiddler on the Roof, and a doleite in Blood Brothers.
In her school play, Hope played Mina, the reincarnation of Dracula’s wife, in Dracula. She also
played Mustardseed in Blackberry Little Theatre’s production of A Midsummer Night’s Dream.
Hope is part of the Spanish club, Interact club, Link crew, marching band, and symphonic
band at SHS. She enjoys watching Doctor Who in her free time.
Cheyenne Dalton (Stage Crew) is a senior at Scottsboro High School, as well as a dual
enrollment student at NACC. Crimes of the Heart marks Cheyenne’s sixth production at NACC.
Previous credits include Blood Brothers, Sound Assistant; The 25th Annual Putnam County
Spelling Bee, Stage Crew; Fiddler on the Roof, Spotlight; Second Samuel, Spotlight; and The
Mousetrap, props/stage crew. Cheyenne is a member of the National Honor Society, National
Art Honor Society, Phi Theta Kappa at NACC and is pursuing a career in scenic and lighting
design.
Sandra Elliott (Stage Crew) is a sophomore at Collinsville High School. Crimes of
the Heart is her second production at NACC. Previously, Sandra was also stage crew in the
production of Blood Brothers. She enjoys reading in her downtime.
K elsey Gilbert (Set Construction) is a recent graduate of Fyffe High School and
currently works at Jack’s in Fyffe. Kelsey has participated in eight productions. Previous credits
include a company member in Little Shop of Horrors, a poppy in The Wizard of Oz, a daughter
in Fiddler on the Roof, a set construction crew member in Second Samuel, and Eddie’s friend
in Blood Brothers.
A ndrew Holderfield (Set Construction) is a junior at Scottsboro High School. He
has participated in two previous productions. Andrew played a Doleite, a wedding guest and
a neighbor in Blood Brothers. He also played Santa, a man, and singer in Players in Progress’s
Christmas in Progress. With SHS Theatre, Andrew played Wyno and a businessman in Little
Shop of Horrors. At SHS, Andrew is a member of the marching band and enjoys watching Dr.
Who, running, singing, and working.
Jordon Johnson (Lenny Magrath) is a sophomore theatre scholarship student at NACC
and is majoring in business. Crimes of the Heart is Jordon’s ninth production. NACC credits
include Miss Jones in Blood Brothers, a villager in Fiddler on the Roof, stage manager in Second
Samuel, and Mrs. Boyle in The Mousetrap. At Fort Payne High School, Jordon played wife #3
in The Yellow Wallpaper and Sophia in The Witching Hour. Jordon is a member of the National
Honor Society and Sigma Kappa Delta.
Lauren Koopman (Stage Manager) is a freshman at NACC. She is double majoring
in broadcasting and history. Crimes of the Heart marks Lauren’s fifth NACC production.
Previous credits include Eddie’s friend and doleite in Blood Brothers, a daughter and villager
in Fiddler on the Roof, the makeup coordinator in Second Samuel, and a prop coordinator in
The Mousetrap.
Emily Elizabethe Lewis (Set Decoration Coordinator) is a junior at the University
of Alabama where she earned a stage management scholarship and a presidential scholarship.
She is majoring in theatre and secondary education language arts. Emily has participated in
thirty-two productions. She has written and directed Robin Hood, Rags to Riches and Beau
and the Beast for Players in Progress, the theatre company that she founded. She also wrote
and directed Frog Princess for Fort Payne High School. For Blackberry Little Theatre, Emily
wrote The Hunchback of Notre Dame. She has also been in various stage management roles
with NACC Theatre and UA’s theatre.
Mürron Marchik (Set Construction) just completed ninth grade at Scottsboro High
School. Crimes of the Heart is her second production here at NACC Theatre. Previously, she
helped usher in the production of Blood Brothers. Mürron is in the National Art Honor Society
at SHS, and enjoys playing the piano, singing, and art.
Sarah Mayhew (Set Construction) recently completed ninth grade at Scottsboro High
School. She has been in several roles at NACC Theatre. Past credits include a kid’s voice in
Blood Brothers, a crow in The Wizard of Oz, a dream sequence spirit in Fiddler on the Roof,
and a scenic artist designer in The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee. Sarah takes
voice and piano lessons and plays the clarinet in Scottsboro High School’s marching band.
Regan McClung (Office Manager) has a degree in Secondary Education, Language Arts
(English, Theatre, Journalism) from Athens State College. While teaching she directed numerous
plays and individuals for State and Regional competition. She served on the Board of Alabama
Thespian Teachers, and she coordinated youth theatre camps in Kansas City, New Jersey, Cullman,
Fort Payne, and NACC Summer Youth Theatre Workshops. She participates as a member of the
Alabama Conference of Theatre (ACT), the Southeastern Theatre Conference (SETC), and the
National Association of Photoshop Professionals. She coordinates NACC students’ participation in
the ACT and SETC competitions as well as NACC Theatre’s youth outreach programs.
Clinton Miller (Assistant Director) is a drama scholarship student at NACC, and he
is majoring in theatre. Previous NACC credits include Mr. Lyons in Blood Brothers, spotlight
in The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee, a bottle dancer in Fiddler on the Roof, stage
crew in Second Samuel and Giles Ralston in The Mousetrap. With the PHS Players, Clinton
played the role of Bill Sykes in Oliver Twist. In his free time, Clinton enjoys knitting, singing,
and being with friends. He also likes making people smile and Harry Potter.
Tracy Moore (Set Construction) has been in several roles at NACC. Previous credits
include Fiddler on the Roof, Momma; The Wizard of Oz, Ozian; Steel Magnolias, stage manager;
West Side Story, stage manager; and The Crucible, stage manager.
Austin Murphy (Set Construction) graduated from Scottsboro High School and is now a
freshman at Jacksonville State University. Crimes of the Heart marks his first production here at
NACC. He enjoys watching Dr. Who, and music. He also served as drum major in his high school
band.
Mark Nelson (Barnette) is finishing up his second year at NACC where he is majoring in
theatre. Crimes of the Heart is Mark’s fifteenth production. Previous NACC credits include assistant
director in Blood Brothers, Christopher Wren in The Mousetrap, Leaf Coneybear in The 25th
Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee, Motel in Fiddler on the Roof, June Cline in Second Samuel
and Bernstein in Little Shop of Horrors.
Ally Sampson (Set Decoration Assistant) is an upcoming sophomore at Pisgah High
School. She has participated in many shows. Previous NACC credits include Fiddler on the Roof,
daughter; Second Samuel, set decoration crew; The Mousetrap, makeup; and Blood Brothers,
doleite/wedding guest. She plays the piano and likes to watch Disney movies in her free time.
Kayleigh Jade Smith (Babe) is an alumna of NACC and holds a degree in drama from
Jacksonville Stage University. She works as an actress at Birmingham Children’s Theatre. Kayleigh
has participated in sixteen NACC productions. Previous credits include Serena in Birmingham
Children Theatre’s The Trumpet of the Swan, Joanne in Jacksonville State University’s Rent, Sylvia
in NACC’s Sylvia, Audrey and choreographer in NACC’s Little Shop of Horrors, and Gigi and
choreographer in NACC’s Miss Saigon. Kayleigh is teaching at AlleyKat Talent Studio this summer
and also is trained in ballroom dancing.
Jessica Taheri (Meg) is an alumna of NACC, the University of Alabama, and Jacksonville State
University. At JSU, Jessica earned her Master’s in Education and now works as a teacher. She has
been in many shows at NACC. Previous credits include Second Samuel, Omaha; The Foreigner,
Catherine; Blood Brothers (2004), Linda; It’s a Wonderful Life, Mary; and Fiddler on the Roof
(2003), ensemble.
Jennifer Toler (Set Construction) is an upcoming senior at Fort Payne High School.
She has participated in various productions. Previous credits include It’s a Wonderful Life, Blood
Brothers, school productions, and church plays. Jennifer enjoys painting, laughing, drawing, acting,
and singing.
Taylor Wash (Set Construction) is a senior at Collinsville High School. Crimes of the Heart
marks her first production here at NACC. One of Taylor’s favorite hobbies is writing.
Mark Webb (Director of Theatre) began his acting career at the age of thirteen when he played
the role of Aslan the lion in The Lion, The Witch, and The Wardrobe. Since then he has been involved in
well over a hundred productions as an actor, director, technical director, lighting and/or set designer as well
as in numerous other capacities. He graduated from the Alabama High School of Fine Arts, received his
bachelor’s degree from UNA, and completed his master’s program at the University of Montevallo. Mark has
been working with Northeast theatre since 1989 when he played “Curly” in Oklahoma. Shortly after, he was
hired first as an instructor of drama and Assistant Director to the Theatre, then as Director of the Theatre
Department. He has appeared in many regional community and professional theatres in a variety of roles
including, “The King” in The King and I, “Tevye” in Fiddler on the Roof, “Archibald” in The Secret Garden,
and “Don Quixote” in Man of La Mancha among many others. He is currently enjoying his role as Director
of Theatre and striving to guide the theatre program at Northeast toward new pinnacles of achievement.
Our Patrons
-Also listed on our website at www.nacc.edu/nacctheatre-
Angels
Pam Ashley & Gene Hess
Beth & Steve McKeehan
Regions Bank
Three Arts Club
Corporate Platinum
F.G. Lumber, Inc.
FNB Bank
The Lodge on Gorham’s Bluff
Director's Circle
Steve & Phyllis Bell
Jean & John Cooper
Andrew & Melissa Doss
J. Luther Hendrix
Mr. & Mrs. John Wade Maples, III
Roy & Louise Sanderson
Connie & Paul Stevenson
Corporate Gold
Akins Furniture
The Constantine Group (Joey Downey)
First Bank of the South
First Federal Bank
Goff, LLC
K & K Trailer Park
Kilgore Express Pharmacy - South
Mentone Market - Tom & Kristen Emory
Patrick Partin & Assoc. Insurance
Peoples Independent Bank
John F. Porter, III, P.C.
Brandy Spurgin, Attorney at Law
Storey Trucking Co., Inc.
Producer's Circle
Dr. & Mrs. John P. Anderson
Norman & Elizabeth Baker
Robert & Vickie Barrows
Ben-Mar Hosiery Mill, Inc.
Jerry & Virginia Benefield
Lester & Veronica Black
Mr. & Mrs. Harry W. & Emilie Bogner
Dr. Etheline Bounds
Chris & Luanne Bowman
Bert & Leah Boykin
E. J. & Brenda Brown
Steve Buckner
Mr. Jimmy C. Buff
J. Lee & Crystal Buffington
Lori & Gary Capodanno
Gary & Kathy Carlyle
Larry & Donna Chesser
Robert & Annette Clemens
Betty Cobble
J.S. Coffey
Judge & Mrs. Randall Cole
Dr. & Mrs. William H. Coleman
Elisabeth Collins (Mrs. A. Carl)
Shirley & Roland Connor
Bud & Kathy Cook
Mike & “Rinny” Cousins
Nina M. Cox
Carolyn Croft
Margaret C. Derrick
Elbert & Eula Dodd
Ruth Millie Duff
Dr. Bob & Mrs. Dawn Earley
Larry & Dinah Etchison
Mr. Mike Farina & Mr. Wade Nichols
Jerry & Jenny Farmer
Steve & Susan Fisher
John & Marilyn Fratangelo
Bill & Pat Freeman
The Furniture Shoppe
Gant, Croft and Associates, P.C.
Dr. William C. & Marilyn B. Gibson
Randy & Dianne Giles
Mrs. S. Graham Glover
Mr. & Mrs. Norman Grede
Nate & Norma Green
Representative Todd Greeson
Dr. Martin L. Habel
(Vision Plus Eye Care)
Donna R. Hawkins
Billy & Faye Headrick
Mr. & Mrs. Alton Hester
Dennis & Sandra Hicks
Rod Hildreth
Bob Hodges
Glenda H. Hodges
Horizon Bank
Susan & Bob Hume
Dr. & Mrs. Charles Isbell
Dr. & Mrs. John B. Isbell
Raymond James James W. Bergman & Jon R. Bergman
Bill & Kaye Johnson
Bob & Jill Johnston
Dr. Ronald E. Jones
Bill & Emma Jordan
Carol & Tony Kaschak
Larry & LaRue Lankford
Kathryn D. Lea
Sue & Jack Livingston
Ken & Ann Looney
Mickey & Cynthia Luck
Drs. Arlene & Tom McFarland
Charlotte S. McGill
Charlotte Meredith
Kevin Mersch & Michael Rivard
Johnny F. Miller
- Woodmen of the World
Kelly & Mark Mitchell
Gene & Lorene Monroe
Mr. Larry & Ms. Kay Morton
Clark & Phyllis Murphy
Tory & Vickie Myers
Mave Narup
Mr. & Mrs. Drew Nelson
Sue Norwood
Thomas & Lynn Norwood
Jerry & Joan Ogle
Ron & Brenda Ott
Jimmy & Lynn Owens
Mark & Amy Parker
John & Emily Parsons
Joe & Lara Patterson
Jerry & Jonnett Patton
Mr. & Mrs. Daniel Rabinowitz
Porsche Reese
Joan Reeves
Joyce Repsher
Pat & Audrey Rescenete
Dale Richards
Jerry & Shirley Rossano
Anita Russell
Arthur & Sylvia Sabia
Section Pharmacy, Inc.
Virginia Sloan
Stephen, Michele, Kayleigh & Lucas Smith
Keith & Cynthia Smith
Marie E. Smith
Drs. Roy C. & Gwen C. Smith
D.L. & Carolyn Stiefel
Jim & Jan Stringer
Lee Swart
Donnie M. Tallent
Nancy N. Tcherneshoff
James & Martha Tellefsen
Thomas & Son Furniture Co. Inc.
Walter & Lou Ann Weatherly
Imogene Weavil
Tom Westmoreland
Warren & Nanna Whitcher
Carol & Bill White
Judge & Mrs. Steven L. Whitmire II
Thomas & Sherry Whitten
Marguerite & Owen Wilborn
Charles & Martha Willmon
Wilson Fabrics, Inc.
Jeremy & Joanie Woosley
Elizabeth & Bob Word
Doug & Leigh Wynn
Lead Role
Christa Akins, R.D.H.
All Star Trophy
-Tim & Janet White, Owners
Mr. & Mrs. James L. Anderson
Mr. & Mrs. Larry D. Anderson
Attain Insurance
-Vickie & Mark Vaughn
B & R Beverage & Spirits
Bargains 4 U
Rex & Jane Barnes
Mr. & Mrs. Joseph J. Barone
Mary Kate Beard
Susan & Rodney Bell
Bobby Benefield Family
Kathey Black
John & Bennie Carol Botts
Betty M. Brown
Patsy W. Bryant
Dr. & Mrs. Joe Burke & Joanna
Ina K. Carlyle
Mr. & Mrs. Keary & Lisa Chandler
Mary H. Clemens
Joyce E. Cogan
Jim, Betty, & Cara Cordell
Dr. & Mrs. T.B. Cottrell
Peggy Courtney
Jim & Jane Crum
Chris & Regina Cruse
Sherman & Sara Dobson
Gene & Gail Duffey
B. D. & Susie Durham
Ms. Jessie Durham
Jane & Ronald Dykes
David & Sandra Elmore
Alan & Julia Everett
Gary Evans and Company, PC
Sam & Dillian Graden
Angela & John Graham
Gene and Donna Greer
Chrisandra Gregg
Michael & Glenda Grider
Boyce Guice
Sheila Hammond
Charles & Barbara Heath
Louise T. Henderson
James Q. Holder
J & E Enterprises, Specialty Advertising
Joe & Frances E. Jones
Linda & Buz Jones
William R. & Deborah G. Jones
Jay & Susan Krell
Ed & Shirley Krieg
M. Chris Kuykendall Insurance
Steve & Penny Lea
Emily Elizabethe Lewis
Hal & Byna Luse
John & Sonja Lyda
Betty J. Mastin
Justin, Karla, & Sarah Beth Mayhew
April McKay
Walt & Carol Mitchell
Pamela Martin Moore
Mr. & Mrs. Butch Morgan
Marland & Elizabeth Mountain
Jeanette Newell
Charlene McBride Pace
Mr. & Mrs. Robert Page
Jena & Jim Pitt
Robert A. & Ann K. Porter
Mr. & Mrs. Jerry Raispis
Drs. V.H. & V.S. Reddy
Mary Kay Remich
Ken & Chris Roach
Forrester W. Rogers
Gearil Rogers
Tom & Miriam Roney
Jerome Rotch
Joe & Rose Sparkman
Wayne & Carolyn Staton
Nelda H. Steele
John & Joanne Stewart
R. Don Stout
Mr. & Mrs. William D. Strain
Jean & John Streatfeild
Lenois & Regina Thomas
Webb & Joy Thornhill
Sam Tipton
Sandra Vinson
Baron Eoin Hollis Von Bilke
Lester & Nancy Wilson
David & Mary Lynne Wilson
Wendell & Judy Womack
Dr. Walter Wright, DMD
Billy & Sally York
Bill & Gay Zimmerman
Supporting Role
Ralph & Barbra Akin
Linda Bryant Anderson
Johnny & Melba Arnold
Bama’s Gutters
Daniel & Justi Bates
A. M. Baugh
Scott & Barbara Baugh
Thomas Berkemeier
Linda Fuller Beville
Maxine Blessing
Jim & Anita Boatner
Bobby & Linda Brown
Bobbie Broyles
Shan & Connie Bruce
Jim & Paula Butler
Tom & Gail Carnes
In Memory of Leatha Carson
Charles & Felecia Centers
Jeremy & Stacy Chandler
Robert & Billie Chaney
Bobby & Elaine Chester
Dean & Paula Clark
Kenneth & Marie Clayton
Jean Cooper
Crawford RV Park
Barbara & Bob Crossley
DeAnn Day
Mr. & Mrs. Wouter Dieperink
Brian & Tara Eakin
Mr. & Mrs. Robert Ellis
Elizabeth Fischer
Shirley Fitzgerald
Dr. P. Foster
June Fricks
The Gilley Family
Jack & Judy Godsey
Ed & Maxine Goldberg
Norma Goosby
Mr. & Mrs. Rick Hanback
Larry & Pam Hancock
Lanar, Ronda, & Samantha Hastings
Gary & Sharon Hatcher
Brianna Haynes
Mr. & Mrs. Jimmy E. Hobbs
In Memory of Joyce S. Hollaway
Marriette Horshel
Dr. & Mrs. John M. Huie
Mr. & Mrs. James & Mary Jane Hunt
Jenneth’s Cut & Style
Jess & Lessie Jones
Gene & Louise Kirby
Carolyn & Stephen Massingill
Olivia Mauney
Dennis & Debbie McCrary
Will & Charlene McKenna
Glenn & Linda Miller
Mandy Miller & Becky Dodson
Eula M. Moore
Betty M. Morgan
Manu Nagrani
Cleo Nowell
Linda Day Otis
Morris & Wynona Pearsall
Ann Phillips
Mr. & Mrs. John W. Phillips
Jay & Denise Piskorz
Wenon & Betty Qualls
Judy Rhea
Michael & Mary Rhinehart
Bill Rutledge
Shirtales
Andy Skelton
John Smith
Rita Sue Shirey Stone
Ellen & Mary Alice Stout
Sanders & Maryann Talley
James & Jane Tidmore
Dan & Pam Walton
Donald & Faye Wilks
Eddie & Cynthia Williams
Jason Williams
Thomas Wilson
Begin your
future here!
One of the nation’s 120 best
community colleges!
The Aspen Institute College Excellence Program identified Northeast Alabama Community College in the top ten percent of
community colleges in the nation based on student success data. The Aspen Institute, a D.C.-based non-profit is committed to
improving student success in America’s community colleges. What an honor to be recognized, but more importantly, we consider
it quite an honor to be serving right outside your front door! So, BE A MUSTANG! Start classes or just join in on one of our many
community events! Anyway you make it here, you’ll be glad you did!
Join us for a special evening of music with Mountain Heart!
Mountain Heart, or its members have won or been nominated for multiple Grammys, ACM, CMA, and IBMA Awards!
Appeared on the Grand Ole Opry stage over 130 times!
Also featuring: Ronny Kisor & Friends, The Rigneys, Pickett’s Charge
Jam Session, Folk Artists & Food beginning at 2:00 pm on August 10, 2013
Admission: $15 NACC Students: Free
Class Registration Information for Fall Semester 2013
Upcoming Events in 2013-2014
All students regular registration: August 16 & 19, 2013
Music on the Mountain Bluegrass Festival: August 10, 2013
All students late registration ends: August 26, 2013
NACC Foundation Annual Golf Tournament: September 5, 2013
First Day of Classes: August 20, 2013
NACC Foundation Gala: December 12, 2013
Last Day of Classes: December 11, 2013
Alabama Ballet: February 9, 2014
more information may be found online at nacc.edu or scan now:
or, just give us a call at
our website:
For admission & registration information: Call Andrea at ext. 2222
our iphone app:
our android app:
256.228.6001/256.638.4418:
For financial aid information: Call Stacy at ext. 2327
For career counseling information: Call Sherry at ext. 2215
For career degree/certificate information: Call Julie at ext. 2254
For theatre events information: Call Regan at ext. 2218
For other events information: Call Susan at ext. 2248