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■ m Robin Baker Judy Benham Glen Bulthuis Gary Cloud Gary Davis Tim Finkas Gay France Peter Grzeskowiak Craig Hagins Gina Ittner Kevin Jass Brian Johnson Elliot Low Alan Lutze Jim O ' Connor Linda Olufson Betsy Renstrom David Sena Mark Wedel Peggy Weidler A 1 3 You ' ve heard of pulling a rabbit out of a hat, right? Peggy Weidler demon- strates Magic Club ' s more profitable variation of that old classic. Now if the LHS administration could learn that Presto! Craig Hagins, with a mystic word and a flick of the wrist, seduces an empty canister into coughing up a colored handkerchief. His favorite tricks don ' t need fancy equipment. Fanning rings is easy and mystifies your audience once you learn its trick. Without this enlightenment your best efforts will only result in a flustered en- tanglement of steel hoops. The Club That ' s Self- de- structable Nearly every day at noon the library houses Mr. Dehlin ' s troupe of magic makers. Here they scheme together over their wiley tricks and draw up programs to spring on unbelieving and un- suspecting boy scout troops, grade schools, par- ents, and friends. On the surface they appear to be a friendly, normal organization — holding meetings and supporting whatever fund raising drive is in sea- son. What proceeds from their shows are left, however, are taken to the local magic trick store for more devious equipment. This year Magic Club even went on a field trip to observe the secrets of one known as the Majahara. Their art encompasses such exalted exhibitions as mind reading, appearing and disappearing rabbits, guinea pigs and or doves, candle art, and ring fanning. In the Myfisto cabinet they can cause anyone or anything to appear or vanish. Beware of tangling unfavorably with this gang — or you may never be seen again!
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bciV 1 Painful arguments were well dramatized by Annette Ythier. about to leave her husband be- cause of her Jewish background. Debbie Hoppe plays one of her friends attempting to discourage her. And here he is! The illustrious Leader! When Mr. Martin finally sent him out so his admirers could get a glimpse of him, their jaws dropped at seeing their idol in the flesh — and without a head. The first time a one-act play was when Masquers presented Three Encounters. I left home early to avoid race-track traffic on the way to Faith, Morning- side, but got caught in an unforeseen horde of teeny- boppers in a honking ooze towards the Forum. When I arrived, the firsl play was already in progress The Happy Journey b Thornton Wilder involved a family ' s drive to their rela- tive ' s house emphasizing the whinings ana Pickerings along the way. Rumor had it that the nex ' play, Bertolt Brecht ' s The Jewish Wife was the best of the three presentations. But the last encounter, The Leader by Eugene logusco, most captivated and de- lighted me. The Masquer ' s polished stagery was an unexpected bolt out of the blue for those of us who ' d come to the pro- duction not expecting a pre- sentation of acute dramatic value. All oi me Taste All of me Time All Lutheran High ' s most noticable putting off and last-minute confusion seems to cul- minate in a chaotic nimbus enveloping Mr. Richard Martin. His harried busyness reflects primarily his intense involvement with Mas- quers club and production of plays. While teaching a full load of Communications classes he ' s also been saddled with CSF advisorship and the responsibility of being English de- partment chairman. Reflect on that the next time you see him yawning and rubbing his eyes while he ' s lecturing. I feel exceptionally creative under pres- sure. he remarks and admits that he ' d never get a thing done if the pressure to do it was gone. Creativity just sort of happens with- out regard for the situation or circumstances. Besides the obvious creation occunng in the arty type classes, he perceives the forming of students ' characteristics and habits here at LHS. Individuals are being helped along to develop and lifestyles are being created. Optimistically Mr. Martin observes the ac- tivities of this school year. For the t..st time I ' m more satisfied with my classes. Things in general are better this year. People are thinking more positively and it doesn ' t seem so hopeless any more.
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