Arapahoe High School - Calumet Yearbook (Littleton, CO)

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Puppets come in all sizes, as was seen when the first drama production of the year, PUNCH AND JUDY, was performed. While the masked characters pranced onstage, both youngsters and grownups were entranced by this children's play. The play is based on the Punch and Judy puppet plays, which have been performed for hundreds of years. Punch has met many characters in his travels, all of whom are involved in this play. Punch iBill Craigl and Judy Nicki Stevvartl are puppets who come to life, and with the help of other friend- ly puppets, they entertain children all over the world. Their accomplices in merriment are Toby iCharles'Pettigrewl, Pro- fessor iLarry Whitel, Hector the Horse lNancy lVlead, Lynette Oxfordl, Doctor lLee Rogersl, Policeman lSteve Hansenl, Guards illllorgen Dickinson, Dan Nlartinl, Hangman iFrank Odenl, Ghosts lTeena Tiedeman, Karen Mallinl, and the Devil lPaul Attardil. Punch's tricks and pranks added up to an enjoyable day for all of the lucky persons attending, and the smiles and laughs confirmed the play's success.