California Lutheran University - Kairos Yearbook (Thousand Oaks, CA)

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1 , 4 ta A kAk A 1-: lA . i •: f?at r 1 y fop lF HB fl i Halloween affords the chance for students to become someone or something other than themselves. We witnessed this transformation on October 37, at the Halloween Dance. This Halloween night turned normally com- placent b.o. and english majors into plump M M pairs, cowboys, vampire queens, and daredevil rock climbers. For many, though hid beneath fantastic masks, it was a night of discovering how short-lived careless joy is. 15

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I Porformers nervously prepare to face the audience. 2. Paul Reimer portrayed a frustrated Job. i. Peggy Oabrielson and Steve Lundeen break news of the suspected burglar to their molher. Carol Willis. 4. ' ■ Hollywood, here I come. 5. Job ' s family also suffers when the heat tails 10 work. 6 Another of the many tests Job must endure explodes. 7. Behind the scenes. Peggy helps Paul with his makeup. 8. Bruce Stevenson, as Sidney, reads a message from God to a somewhat puz- zled Job. PI — r I CLC ' s own Job, Paul Reiiner, with- stood the temptation of the Devil on October 11-14. Neil Simon ' s play. God ' s Favorite, a contemporary version of the Biblical story of Job. was performed by the CLC Drama Department. Di- rected by Janine Ramsey Jessup, the play was a sell- out for most of the performances. The supporting cast included Bruce Stevenson. Carol Willis. Andy Kratnmen. Steve Lundeen, Peggy Gabrielson, Rosa- Imd Carter, and Larry Kelly. 17