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cuddly, live version of Harvey. In casting Harvey, Mr. Simpson was faced with considerable difficulty, since over fifty students tried out for the meager twelve parts. He tried to choose students to fit the roles, but he also wanted to involve as many students as possible who had not been involved in the fall play. The lack of experience was more than made up for by the enthusiasm for the presentation, and many of them will almost certainly appear in future Clinton High productions. ?7
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HARVEY Harvey, a comedy play by Mary Chase, was presented March 30 G 31 as Clinton High School's spring play. Directed by Mr. Hal Simpson, the twelve chosen Clinton students acted out the story of Harvey, a six-foot tall pooka who was an almost constant companion to Elwood P. Dowd. (Dave Riggert) Harvey not only affects Elwood, though, but he also seems to interfere with the social lives of Veta Louise, Elwood's sister, and Myrtle Mae, his niece. Finally, Veta (Stephie Hazel) and Myrtle (Susie O'Neill) try to have Elwood committed, but considerable confusion re- sults when Veta herself admits to having made Harvey's acquaintance. The play was clone beautifully, with each cast member giving outstanding performances both nights. The twelve CCHS students (plus the many extras who helped produce the play from behind the scenes) presented a wonderfully funny version of Mary Chase's play, which ran for quite a long time on Broadway. After the final curtain call on Saturday night, Mr. Simpson was called up on stage and presented with a gift certificate at the Camelot, besides a small,
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