Liberty Presents 'The Nifty Fifties'  Double-cast play staged
this weekend.  Bursting with energy and featuring a cast and
crew of nearly 70 students, Liberty Middle School presents "The
Nifty Fifties."  A musical comedy tribute to the 1950s, it will
be performed Thursday, Friday and Saturday, April 29-30 and May
1, at 7:30 p.m., and Sunday, May 2, at 2:30 p.m. All shows are
in the school theater, and $5 tickets are available at Liberty.
UNDER DRAMA director Jody Scott, the action takes place mainly
in Louise's luncheonette where the high-school juniors gather.
Every year, they have a dance called Hippety Hop but, since the
school gym is under renovation, they decide to hold it at
Louise's.  Snobby, teen-queen Muffin doesn't want it there, but
Louise gets a real rock star, her cousin Ziggy Springer, to
agree to perform. But since he'd do it for free, his manager and
secretary plot to keep it from happening.  The secretary calls
student-organizer Gracie and says Ziggy has laryngitis and can't
sing, so Gracie