Flagler College - Desiderata Yearbook (St Augustine, FL)

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nn if L. 'f I 5 Drama Pro Top Left, Peter Scott and Jeff Mays discuss the problems of married life. Top Right, Russell Gremillot and Doug Gass share a tankard of beer. Left, John Jusino and December Laure- tano disagree. Above, Mimi Craig, Lynn Harper, Andy Greenwald and Michelle Wilbur spread town gossip. ductions The Fall and Spring Dramas for the 1982-1983 year were both successes, drawing students and administrators to the performances. The Fall Production, Rules of the Game, starred Mark Hunter, Laura- Ann Best and John Jusino and was directed by Thomas Rahner. The plot centered around an estranged wife, Best, her husband, Hunter, and their problems. The action culminated with a duel. The play was suspenseful and very entertaining, all who saw it en- joyed the production. Keeping in pace with the Fall Dra- ma, the Spring production was also entertaining. School For Scandal was a light, eighteenth century com- edy. The general idea of the play was to portray the foolishness of the Eng- lish Upperclass. The production was directed by Phyllis Gibbs and Gail Compton and featured students, facul- ty members and townspeople. Be- cause it was held during Parent's Weekend, many mothers and fathers were priviledged to see the quality of Flagler's Drama Department.

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Right, Charles Black, Mike Sivels and Andy Greenwald trip across the stage. Below, Lynne Harper, Sam Ramirez, Laura'Ann Best, Toine Benton, De- cember Lauretano and Phillip Genovar discuss their problems. I 4 i . 1 si.. B Above, Mark Hunter and John Kennedy practice their lines during a rehearsal. Left, Glenn Northrup and Jeff Troyer sort through a doctor's bag.

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