Archbishop Hoban High School - Way Yearbook (Akron, OH)

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A I If s' 1 , f .J xr tf 4 Aw, Janet, you just don't understand, says Greg Collins to Marianne Marzano. Professor Bach explains the drama to his attentive students. 5- l' disciplines of Backstage fears are alleviated as Bill Thompson relates a humorous anec- dote before going on. BEHIND THE SCENES It was with the help of those behind the scenes that STARDUST was a smashing hit. Mrs. joseph Tulenko, in charge of make-up, did an excellent job of con- trasting facial tones with the lighting. The set con- structions of Brothers Thomas and Vincent made the stage into a true office of a drama school. Decor, handled by Brother Harold, added the finishing touches to the production. Also adding their talents to the production were the prompters, Bob Lapadot and lim Semonin, and Ed Riegler, who handled the lighting. 5141!

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The Dean of Women, portrayed by Sharon Berg, informs Phil Ford of her decision to close the forth-coming production. Professor Bach has endless production problems from the beginning of the play to the final curtain. I R .- s 5-Jo Professor Bach, played by John Zcno, vents his feelings on a group of striving dramatic artists.