Kimball High School - Lancer Yearbook (Royal Oak, MI)

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S English courses enriched h trip to tratferd hakespearean Theatre. Troi1us and Cressidaf' one of the least celebrated plays of Shakespeare, was seen by 144 Kimball and Dondero students on September 26th at the beau- tiful new Memorial theater in Stratford, Ontario. The trip enabled students to see an actual Shakespearean tragedy presented on a traditional Elizabethan stage in much the same manner as it was done in Shakespeares day. Much about his style was learned from this satire on the Greeks, showing his cynical Views on love and war. Buses left Kimball at 6:45 a.m. for the journey to Stratford. VVhen they ar- rived, they had a picnic lunch in the park next to the theater. There was time to enjoy the various sights before the play began. A member of the cast held a discus- sion period after the play, in which he explained many of the fine details of the stage. Then the group went to the Victorian Inn where they were served a smorgas- bord dinner. After a successful and en- riching experience, they returned home. Lynn Redlin and Dave Raymoure enjoy the view while relaxing on the lawn in front of Memorial Theater. Students board bus after a short Canadian stop aww, .ik . - . . . . .. .. . ,r -.-V-.V .xx - - -. -s.. L :.1:,::w. - :... -. R. 1 -.:: . -- .... .' .... - ..:,:-,. ,:. .L f : .. f -if ..- ..... .4 ...L . , , - f.....-...ww ,.vwM-W., wi-u.mm, 'i?i 'N2' nwya..