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The Angel of Death kisses Grandma in a dramatic moment at the conclusion of The Sandbox' The summer speech students put on Antigone for the drama club picnic. Here the cast. Bob Vuchetich. Brock Miller. Carol Gannon, and Kathy Heisler. are seen during their dress rehearsal 25
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Last year's three-act play cast took time out to pose for the TORCH photographer The play was a combined money- making effort of the AFS Club and the Drama Club plays introduced new talent. Play acting has proved to be a time-consuming event in the lives of some of our more dramatic- minded students. The cast of last year's three-act play, The Importance of Being Earnest ”, consisted of Bill Sedovic, Beth Hardzinski, Cecelia Hilgart, Brock Miller, Faye Fremming, Mark Schmidt, and Alex Taylor. The three-act play casting for this year’s Blithe Spirit”, consisted of: Jene Bodoh, Louanna Logan, Carol Gannon, Judy Olson, Faye Fremming, Rick Smetak, and Linda Schwartz. Blithe Spirit” told a story of an English writer who acciden- tally brought his second wife back to life as a result of his partaking in a seance. The humor occurred in the story when the conflicts arose between his first wife and his second wife. The Sandbox , the one-act play that went into conference competition just missed going to state by a slim margin. Terry Ides, Karen Zoesch, Dick Welty, Janet Peterson, and Rex Flygt com- posed the cast. The Sandbox” opened with Dick and Janet helping Grandma (Karen) into the Sand- box. Throughout the play Karen buried herself in the sand, because after all she had been brought to the beach to die. Terry Ides, the angel of death in the form of a man doing calisthenics, was present and close to Grandma throughout the entire play. The play showed the light manner with which the young people treat death and it showed how only the old people on the verge of death can truly ap- preciate life. These are just a few of the plays which have been presented to the student body. You can easily see that the dramatics department kept fairly busy as a result of the necessary preparation needed to make these plays a success. 24
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