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V ho Dunnit? Who dunnit was the question asked at this years winter play when the school produced nTen Little Indiansh by Agatha Christie. Supervised by Larry Stotts, the play was very well done. The produc- tion contained mystery, suspense and sur- prise. It was a rare sight when a play filled all three of these categories, yet the cast of llTen Little Indians suceeded in this task. Along with the beginning of the play came mystery. From the moment Philip Lombard, Peter Sidley, and Vera Claythorne, Elizabeth Quill, stepped into the home on Indian Island off the coast of Devon, an aura of tension began its two and one half hour course. The time span covered in the play was two days and the number of people murdered in this time was eight. The story was cen- tered around a group of men and women who were invited to an island where the mysterious host never appeared - ex- cept through the voice on a recording that accused each guest of being a killer. Then, when ten little Indians on the man- tle began to disappear as people were 1. The guests on Indian Island carefully look over General Mackenzie for any murderous qualities. 2. Dr. Armstrong and Philip Lombard make conversation oblivious to what was in store for the future. 3. William Blore vigorously shakes the murdered one by one according to a rhyme, everyone began to suspect one another of the crimes. Among the favor- ite suspects were Emily Brent, a prim and proper old maid played by Keryn Pa- viour-Smith and William Blore, Greg Odland, who was a curious acting detec- tive. Towards the end of the play only two Indians remained standing - they represented Vera Claythorne and Philip Lombard. Recognizing that one of them must be the killer, and each suspecting the other, Vera pulled the trigger. Then Sir Lawrence Wargrave, Tony Platt, ap- peared. Dr. Armstrong, Holly Everett, had helped him enact his death so he could spy out the murderer and then he thanked her by pushing her off a cliff to her death. After Wargrave voiced Verals last farewell, Lombard regained con- sciousness after his lldeath and shot Wargrave - a happy ending. Mr. Stottls, the cast and all others who helped make the play possible deserved credit. When all was said and done, the nineteen eighty-two winter play was rec- ognized among the best. hand of an already unsteady General Mackenzie. 4. At a distance, Emily Brent looks unapprovingly upon Vera Claythornels clinging dress. 5. Mr. and Mrs. Rogers complain about their jobs.
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Them are so many things to 100k for when trying to find a college: 100a tion, size, qualified professors and Who Will want youV -Kris Westby 1. Chris Schneider is helped by career center volunteer Mrs. Kunz. 2. A St. Cloud University representative helps Durk Thompson and Andy Johnson make a college choice. 3. Nan Sentman has a chat with Mr. Seha about her college applica- tion. 4. Jeff Larson browses through the Barronk Profiles of American Colleges. 5. Roxanne Popko shows Connie Carlson how the occupation selec- tion computer operates. COLLEGE 23
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One of the highlights of the play was during practices - everyone always got the giggles! We had the best time together. ,t - Keryn Pavlour-Smith Cast ROGERS ........ Rob Caldow MRS. ROGERS Caroline Koller BERTHA NARRACOTT , . Julie Colbert VERA CLAYTHORNE ........ Elizabeth Quill PHILIP LOMBARD ...... Peter Sidley ANTHONY MARSTON , , Doug Montgomery WILLIAM BLORE Greg Odland GENERAL MACKENZIE Todd Hanson EMILY BRENT Keryn Paviour- Smith SIR LAWRENCE WARGRAVE Tony Platt DR. ARMSTRONG ..... Holly Everett WINTER PLAY 25
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