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Photo Gallery: Improv Club

Ashlynn Johnson
October 6, 2015
From left to right, Keanu Hoohuli, Zach Ekstedt, Spencer Murrish, Patrick Holland, and Mckayla Peterson acting out a skit where Peterson was an actor, Holland was a director and the other actors were his other personalities. Volunteers at the Improv club meeting on Thursday, Sept. 24 acted out skits like this and also participated in games from 10 p.m. to midnight on the American River College campus. (Photo by Ashlynn Johnson)
Kori Einsel, who is in charge of public relations for the American River College Improv club, laughing at the volunteers acting in one of the games played during the clubs late night meeting. The club held a meeting filled with volunteers competing in games and acting in skits from 10 p.m. to 12:00 a.m. with the theme of punk rock on Thursday, Sept. 24. (Photos by Ashlynn Johnson)Kori Einsel, who is in charge of public relations for the American River College Improv club, laughing at the volunteers acting in one of the games played during the clubs late night meeting. The club held a meeting filled with volunteers competing in games and acting in skits from 10 p.m. to 12:00 a.m. with the theme of punk rock on Thursday, Sept. 24. (Photos by Ashlynn Johnson)
Former president of the American River College Improv clubs plays air guitar for a game that was played during their punk rock themed meeting on Thursday, Sept. 24. (Photo by Ashlynn Johnson)Former president of the American River College Improv clubs plays air guitar for a game that was played during their punk rock themed meeting on Thursday, Sept. 24. (Photo by Ashlynn Johnson)
President of the American River College Improv club Juliana Nassr sits and points to a group of volunteers giving them topics to follow during a game that was played during the clubs late night punk rock themed meeting on Thursday, Sept. 24. (Photo by Ashlynn Johnson)President of the American River College Improv club Juliana Nassr sits and points to a group of volunteers giving them topics to follow during a game that was played during the clubs late night punk rock themed meeting on Thursday, Sept. 24. (Photo by Ashlynn Johnson)
A group of student volunteers playing a game where they had to yell out things following the topic given during the punk rock themed late night meeting of the American River College Improv club on Thursday, Sept. 24. (Photo by Ashlynn Johnson)A group of student volunteers playing a game where they had to yell out things following the topic given during the punk rock themed late night meeting of the American River College Improv club on Thursday, Sept. 24. (Photo by Ashlynn Johnson)
Improv club president Juliana Nassr talks to the crowd before beginning a game with the volunteers standing behind her. The Improv club met for punk rock themed late night meeting filled with games and skits on Thursday, Sept. 24. (Photo by Ashlynn Johnson)Improv club president Juliana Nassr talks to the crowd before beginning a game with the volunteers standing behind her. The Improv club met for punk rock themed late night meeting filled with games and skits on Thursday, Sept. 24. (Photo by Ashlynn Johnson)
President of the Improv club Juliana Nassr uses the clubs treasurer Emily Peeler as a chair during a skit at its punk rock themed meeting on Thursday, Sept. 24. Volunteers acted in different skits and participated in games during the meeting that lasted form 10 p.m. to midnight on the American River College campus. (Photo by Ashlynn Johnson)President of the Improv club Juliana Nassr uses the clubs treasurer Emily Peeler as a chair during a skit at its punk rock themed meeting on Thursday, Sept. 24. Volunteers acted in different skits and participated in games during the meeting that lasted form 10 p.m. to midnight on the American River College campus. (Photo by Ashlynn Johnson)
Improv club vice president Annelies Veldman attempts to act like R. Kelly for a game where the host of a party is supposed to guess who their guests are. The Improv club held a late night punk rock themed meeting on Thursday, Sept. 24 that consisted of volunteers acting out skits and playing games. (Photo by Ashlynn Johnson)Improv club vice president Annelies Veldman attempts to act like R. Kelly for a game where the host of a party is supposed to guess who their guests are. The Improv club held a late night punk rock themed meeting on Thursday, Sept. 24 that consisted of volunteers acting out skits and playing games. (Photo by Ashlynn Johnson)
Jeremy Diefenbacher volunteered to play a game where he had to sing and play air guitar during the American River College Improv club meeting on Thursday, Sept. 24. The Improv club held a late night meeting on campus with a punk rock theme that was filled with volunteers playing different games and acting out skits. (Photo by Ashlynn Johnson)Jeremy Diefenbacher volunteered to play a game where he had to sing and play air guitar during the American River College Improv club meeting on Thursday, Sept. 24. The Improv club held a late night meeting on campus with a punk rock theme that was filled with volunteers playing different games and acting out skits. (Photo by Ashlynn Johnson)
Kori Einsel, who is in charge of public relations for the American River College Improv club, searches the crowd for volunteers during the punk rocked themed late night meeting the club held on Thursday, Sept. 24. (Photo by Ashlynn Johnson)Kori Einsel, who is in charge of public relations for the American River College Improv club, searches the crowd for volunteers during the punk rocked themed late night meeting the club held on Thursday, Sept. 24. (Photo by Ashlynn Johnson)
Former president of the American River College Improv club Emmanuel Jimenez plays air guitar and sings during the clubs late night meeting. The Improv club had a punk rock theme for its meeting on Thursday, Sept. 24. (Photo by Ashlynn Johnson)Former president of the American River College Improv club Emmanuel Jimenez plays air guitar and sings during the clubs late night meeting. The Improv club had a punk rock theme for its meeting on Thursday, Sept. 24. (Photo by Ashlynn Johnson)
From left to right, Keanu Hoohuli, Zach Ekstedt, Spencer Murrish, Patrick Holland, and Mckayla Peterson acting out a skit where Peterson was an actor, Holland was a director and the other actors were his other personalities. Volunteers at the Improv club meeting on Thursday, Sept. 24 acted out skits like this and also participated in games from 10 p.m. to midnight on the American River College campus. (Photo by Ashlynn Johnson)From left to right, Keanu Hoohuli, Zach Ekstedt, Spencer Murrish, Patrick Holland, and Mckayla Peterson acting out a skit where Peterson was an actor, Holland was a director and the other actors were his other personalities. Volunteers at the Improv club meeting on Thursday, Sept. 24 acted out skits like this and also participated in games from 10 p.m. to midnight on the American River College campus. (Photo by Ashlynn Johnson)
American River College student Paul Perkins acting in a skit during the punk rock themed meeting the Improv club held on Thursday, Sept. 24. The club held the meeting on campus from 10 p.m. to midnight and consisted of volunteers acting out in skits and playing games. (Photo by Ashlynn Johnson)American River College student Paul Perkins acting in a skit during the punk rock themed meeting the Improv club held on Thursday, Sept. 24. The club held the meeting on campus from 10 p.m. to midnight and consisted of volunteers acting out in skits and playing games. (Photo by Ashlynn Johnson)
Beto Jimenez, left, and Nate Breshears, right, acting out a worker and bosses daughter skit at the meeting of the American River College Improv club Thursday, Sept. 24. The club held a late night punk rock themed meeting where volunteers participated in games and skits. (Photo by Ashlynn Johnson)Beto Jimenez, left, and Nate Breshears, right, acting out a worker and bosses daughter skit at the meeting of the American River College Improv club Thursday, Sept. 24. The club held a late night punk rock themed meeting where volunteers participated in games and skits. (Photo by Ashlynn Johnson)
Annelies Veldman, left, and Kori Einsel, right, both members of the American River College Improv club acting out a fighting scene during a skit they acted in at the clubs meeting Thursday, Sept. 24. The club had a punk rocked themed late night meeting from 10 p.m. to midnight on campus that was filled with volunteers acting out skits and playing games. (Photos by Ashlynn Johnson)Annelies Veldman, left, and Kori Einsel, right, both members of the American River College Improv club acting out a fighting scene during a skit they acted in at the clubs meeting Thursday, Sept. 24. The club had a punk rocked themed late night meeting from 10 p.m. to midnight on campus that was filled with volunteers acting out skits and playing games. (Photos by Ashlynn Johnson)
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