Divine Redeemer Academy - Pinetum Yearbook (Elizabeth, PA)

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,,h, ,,,f, W 5 A Behind the scene activities for Thunder on Sycamore Street include the energies spent by the stage crew: Arlene Cvejkus, Margie O'Brien, Debbie Lugares, Joanne Cipicchio, and Becky Ribovich under the supervision of Jane Donnelly, stage manager. DRA-mastlcs ig if F d After the many trials and tribulations have been met and the last rehearsal concluded, the success of the play is insured and celebrated by a toast made with soft drinks and pizza.

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Forensics is definitely not a once-a- week club. It requires long hours of in- between practice, memorization, and more practice. Sophomore, Virginia l-iunckler, attempts to assume the character of Emily in a dramatic inter- pretation of Our Town. In giving extemporaneous speeches one not only needs poise, ability, and confidence lout also a basic knowledge of current events. Jolene Kuch finds news magazines an effective means for gaining this information.

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I spit on your fairness! Gerry Lutty, in the charac- ter of Joseph Blake, stands alone courageously defend- ing his rights as an individ- ual against the thunderous mob of the righteous peo- ple of Sycamore Street. Expression of inner-self working together perfect production analysis and interpretation ... as- suming a role ... vivifying it ... Sister Venard reality versus emotion dedication creating atmosphere setting the stage . .. last re- hearsal Divine Redeemer Acade- my's DRA-mastics . . . Along with the job of organizing the time schedule for the production of a play, a student director assumes the task of directing each in- dividual in a personal and encouraging way. Ka- thie Vinson guides the cast of Thunder on Sycamore Street, the DRA-mastics first ofthe year. J HES T 'Wifi Nl-lb if li 55 Ii ii