Daniel Boone Area High School - Orion Yearbook (Birdsboro, PA)

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7 ,..1 f Y 1 ,f Z-. 'ii mf-ff 'X- ,. 3 5 tl If f f f , . W fl l Future oscar winners look on as Miss Stotz demonstrates proper acting techniques, The motherly Mrs, Frazier explains her problems to Mr. King, as Buck dreams of chasing chickens. A ghost-like Anna warns prospective tenants of strange goings-on. Was the Laughton Mansion really haunted or was the Frazier family lust imagining the sounds they heard in the attic? Why did all of the new tenants leave the premises after only one night? Perhaps it was because of Anna, the peculiar housekeeper, or maybe they feared their neighbors Mr. King and his unusual hired hand Buck, What was Horace B. Wade actually drilling for? Was it really lemonade? All of these questions were answered on April 12th and 13th in the Daniel Boone High School auditorium when the Senior Class staged the hilarious mystery comedy Creeping Shadows. No one knew what to expect as the curtain opened and lerry Wendel QBIII Frazierl stalked across the stage with his flashlight. But the delighted audience filled the auditorium with laughs and Creeping Shadows turned out to be a smashing hit. Who can forget the hysterical antics of Angelo Petrillo, playing Horace B. Wade Cor was it Napoleon?J or the devious strategies of Jody Reppert and Brian Cassel who portrayed the shady next-door neighbors. Under the direction of Miss Lorie Stotz, the cast members worked together as a family to bring the three act comedy to perfection. Special thanks to Mass Stotz and Brett Cooper, the stage manager, for their patience and dedication. Without their constant guidance, the show could not have gone on, Senior Class Play 53

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