Eisenhower High School - Pantherama Yearbook (Decatur, IL)

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70 l ill I , all 'lay FATHER DROBNEY GAVE a little introduction before the play begins. 4. 11.1, ,ao DURING DRESS REHEARSAL. Jack Blythe and Mark Muschal go over their lines. MRS. KILROY GAVE Alex Magee a strong talking to because ot' his incom- pctcncy. vp.- 3. Q' 0, 1-t

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THE REPORTERS FROM P.M. Magazine are setting up their compli- cated equipment so that they can can- didly film us preps. .1 n xx. is O N , ix . Y . , ty A , J' , 5, , .i . zu Q1 - . ' 'if I r ' y f .si . ' 1,--T, S :Lf -fs-M N-Q wi f if THE CAMERA CREW stands. fram- ing typical high school lunch activiites before the feature begins. STUDENTS ARE STANDING ina semi-circle around the reporters. hoping to be on television. I'.M. Magazine I9

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Don't Drink the Water Father Drobncy . Todd Gillespie Ambassador Magee ,....,... Jenny Schafer Mrs. Kilroy ......... Delta Sanders Alex Magee ........... Chris Setina Marion ............... Thora Howard Walter ....... ........... J ack Blythe Susan ..... ..... V eronica Dunn Kojaek ...................... Paul Waite Burns ........... Darren Klockenga Chef ....... ..... G inger Sanders Sultan ....... ...... M ark Muschal Countess ....... Laura Kirby Kasnar ...... Terrorist Shawn Smith Joe Kaiping MARION HOLLANDER TOLD of her horrible fright as Alex and Mrs. Kilroy listen attentively. DON'T DRINK THE WA- TER. directed by Shirley Kistler, was a wonderful comedy put on at Eisenhower this year. The story took place at an em- bassy in a communist country. The Ambassador. against her better judgement, had left her son in charge. promising him it would be a quiet two weeks. Mrs. Kilroy, the Ambassadors efficient assis- tant. disliked having a bumbling fool for a superior, and made her feelings known. lnto this sticky situation barged the Hollanders. The communist policeman. Krojack, was trying to arrest them on a trumped-up charge of espionage. Alex grained them asylum and they began the long waiting game with the com- munist blockade. Meanwhile. the embassy's staff was in an uproar. The chef refused to let Mrs. Hollander into the kitchen and Mr. Hollander refused to eat any ofthe chefs food. Burns, the butler, spent half of his time acting out his thoughts because his mouth didn't seem to be in a direct line to his brain! Just as Alex was trying to straighten this mess out, a new problem arose. The Sultan of Ba- shir, a very important man, ar- rived. The Sultan. offended by Mr. Hollanders blunt comments, left the embassy at once. Everything came to a close as Alex threw a party to allow the Hollanders the opportunity to es- cape. Walter and Marion finally re- ceived their chance to escape, and they took it. Susan, however, felt that her place was with the man that she loved, so she stayed with Alex at the embassy. The chef and Burns. after a surprise romance, married and left the embassy, while Father Drobncy, the unpre- dictable priest, continued his asy- lum in his magical room. - Todd Gillespie AMBASSADOR MACil2li Cil.ARliS as her secretary Kilroy reads the busy daily schedule. lfall Play Zl