Catholic Central High School - Plume Yearbook (Marinette, WI)

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1. Sandee Schreiner, the clown, shows her natu- ral talent of being able to walk across the stage with a smile. 2. The Looney cast was: Patti Bren- ner, Charlie O'Connell, Tim Schwaba, Bob Or- gan, Vivi Todzy, Cathy Lawson, Sheri Rynish, Diane Boschaert, Steve Tebo, Kevin Grenier and Mike Erdman. 3. Whizzer, King K00 K00 and the Looney Page admire the King's catch of the day. 4. In this picture Diane Boschaert and Sheri Rynish fit the description of the song Jump . 5. The Bald-headed Whizzer shows a look of knowing all . 6. The wide-eyed baby doll twins look out at the audience. 7. The playroom dolls gather around, giving the warmest of welcomes to the Camel with the Wrinkled Knees.

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The Windsors Players presented Raggedy Ann and Andy a children's play, their first in four years. One reason for deciding on a children's play is the delightful reaction of the young people to the characters. At one point in the show the audience helped some characters escape from Witch Wigglewort tCathy Lawsoni. Help isn't exactly the right word though; some children just screamed, others held up their Raggedy Ann dolls, and others seemed to want to see the witch catch the heros by giving direc- tions. With this play the Windsor Players learned the truth of one of the lines in the play -Chime- Those who bring sunshine into the lives of others cannot keep it from themselves. -Chime- Babes In Toyland ? Y 1: I 1...; ,. i. C ., i 5 E I ' lei ital 1. The camel displays a look of confusion and also confuses the Raggedy's. 2. The dolls were Heidi Chaltry, Siobhan Arnold, Jean Koch, Todd Kitzinger, Rob Worth, Jim Christopherson, Liz Ziemer, Sandee Schreiner, Chris Smith, Kerstin Ruoff and John Konyn. 3. Not only did the cast had to put a lot of work into the play, but the crew worked long hours also. The crew was tBottom row left to righti David Koch, Jeff Trudell, Harold Dohl tSecond row left to righ'o Lor Langer, Scott Harbick, Ann DeBruin, tThird row left to righti Jil Meyers, Marcia Konyn and Christine Dura. 4. Patti Brenner dis plays her talents by putting on the clown's tSandee Schreineri make up. 5. Lester Loonie is making sure he looks good, by fixing his ha crookedly. Now we know where he got his name.

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The Its y-Bits y Spider We interrupt this program for a news flash! Lori Langer, David Koch, Liz Ziemer, and Todd Kitzinger have just been murdered! Well, not really. In the Dra- ma Class' production of Web of Murder their char- acters were killed after Minerva Osterman invited her nieces to her secluded home for a reading of her will. As the story advanced several murder plots were re- vealed to the audience. Several surprises awaited the onlookers including an unexpected murderess before the play came to its conclusion. The play was directed by Mrs. DesJardin and was the students' final exam for the Drama class. In the lst semester students learned history of the theatre, pri ciples of light, set, and make-up design and acti techniques. The second semester was occupied wi- Web of Murder. The students were totally respons ble for design, construction and publicity with Mr DesJardin having the final approval and doing t actual direction. Mrs. DesJardin and her students all worked hard 0 the production and although the audiences were large, they were highly appreciative of the hard wor and responsive to the fine performances. 1. Mrs. DesJardin taught the class and Directed the play. 2. The cast in- cluded tfrom left to righU: Dave Konyn as Pete Martinelly, Chris Smith as Belle Humiltor, Liz Ziemer as Stephanie, Lori Langer as Minerva Ostemam, Todd Kitzinger as the man, Dave Koch as Dr. Adler, Pete Schwaba as Keith Latimer, Tiffany Anderson as Mary Hamilton and Cathy Lawson as Nora. 3. The back- stage crew for the show was back- row Kerstin Ruoff, Amy LaCombe, tfront rowT Patti Brenner, Stephanie Sequin, and Mary Fournier.