Elmhurst High School - Anlibrum Yearbook (Fort Wayne, IN)

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perienced cast creates sensational smash hit Cast enthusiasm and dedication overcame lack of experience when Neil Simon ' s BAREFOOT IN THE PARK opened Nov. 7, becoming the most finan- cially successful school play in recent years. With play production beginning in September, theatre arts students designed and constructed the set, while cast mem- bers spent over 120 hours in rehearsing and perfecting the play. In the leading roles were junior Lisa Haram and senior Dan Fulmer as Corie and Paul Bratter; junior Ellyn Boedeker as Corie ' s mother Mrs. Banks and senior Bob Schmidt as Victor Valesco, an impoverished ' wolf. Painted faces, people with printed personalities. Stage direction, a movement, a wave of the hand, an expression. All the second hand thoughts soon become one ' s own. Improvisation takes on life under the sun of a spotlight. Through the sweat and powder A student sees the wonder that is the theatre. Kerri Morris TO GET THE FLAVOR from Valasco ' s homemade Knichi hors d ' oeuvrr, Corie pops one in the middle of her tongue. PLAY DIRECTOR, Mr. Don Goss, juniors Kevin Johnson, Mike Kiester and senior Becky Jo Good paint play scenery. Pl?y p. 19

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CORIE BRATTER, portrayed by junior Lua Haram, pouts be- cause her husband Paul is obsessed with his job. p 13 Play

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To be stung by a thought or feeling . . . bending your mind in many directions . . . Making war within sometimes not knowing why a tear . . . for love, for hate. Nancy Smith . PRIDE gets a shot in the arm as sophorro- ' erson tries on a school r te ' oo tight. EXHAUSTED AFTER a strenuous rehearsal, sophomore Leslie Line briefly rests. p. 20 Variations