Blair High School - Saga Yearbook (Pasadena, CA)

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This years drama class was com- posed of mostly first timers. Yet, they all had the need and ability to place themselves in the shoes of others. ln- spired by the success of last years per- formances, they were determined to do well. , f As the director, Mr. Coday concen- trated on the development of acting skills and the importance of creativity. To overcome their weaknesses and reach their expected goals, these dra- ma members depended on their sense of humor, responsibility, self discipline. and the guidance of Mr. Coday. The curiosity and enthusiasm in dra- matic arts resulted in another fine cast of participants, and another fantastic performance, A41