Francis W Parker School - Record Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

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it and Raef Fall Play Creates Suspense Wait Until Dark touched off this year's program of major drama productions with a bang and a scream. The suspenseful adventure had audiences squirming as the villain attacked and the herione momentarily faltered. When the blind Suzy finally overcame her sadistic foe, the sigh of relief was nearly audible, ffrom the cast as well as the audiencej. Wait Until Dark is an unusual- ly difficult play for a high school to perform, said director Dan Fleichel. The intricate set and complicated lighting make this year's a notable achievement . Both the cast and the crew dedicated themselves to the production during an exceptionally short production periodg their reward was the quality of the show. TOP RIGHT: Tim Sheridan, seated, explains to Dan Epstein fLeftl and Tony Fried ilfiightl how things are . RIGHT: The precocious Gloria, Anne O'Connell, abandons Suzy, Manon Guastafeste. BELOW: A canniving Mike, Dan Epstein, fLefti, and equally destructive Sgt. Carlino, Tony Fried, fRightl, continue to con Suzy. BELOW RIGHT: Dan Esptein holds his breath as a confused Suzy descends. 4-Nw, Wbl KAI 1 201' J I :wg 1-'Z' 9.5 S. A. ggyege 3,3 gan ily! 93.53 Quit? if 18 Events +-S X SEN 402 gf-fl XO Wh: '

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Who Was That Masked Man? Halloween was highlighted by the lower school parade, complete with multicolored costumes, wind- ing its way throughout the school. The lower schoolers march to show other students, particularly the upperclassmen, their costume creations and to see the costumes of others. When the procession passes, all classes halt. Older students watch their younger coun- terparts happily doing as they had done years before. Seniors find their little brothers and sisters and march with them: the young lower schoolers gaze admiringly upon the elder statesmen of the school. Halloween is a time to adopt a costume, a special time which brings together the whole school. RIGHT: A vicious pro-ball player gives the camera a growl. FAR RIGHT: Famous naturalist Jacob Welsberg knowingly ob- serves an Indian while surrounded by other second graders. BELOW RIGHT: Two second grade cowboys shoot it out with the camera. BELOW: A first grade Snoopy looks cuddly. 20 Events Mx