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tradition-apathy win over junior class play While Danny Benoist doggied on the floor, and Kevin Herakovich dug up his mother’s nuts one thousand four hundred people had better things to do. Another two hundred people showed their apathy” by attending the junior class play. Story Theater, written by Paul Sills is a combination of the works of the Griman Brothers and several of Aesop’s Fables. Ten short stories were presented by the class of ' 75 in order to raise money so that the bids for the Prom could be cheaper this year. The cast, including two sophomores and juniors, under the direction of Mr. Shepard and Barb Franiak, assistant director produced a thought provoking and stimulating show within a period of eight weeks. Although there were no lead characters the cast of sophomores (unusual for a junior class activity, but not the first time that the class play incorporated underclassmen) and juniors manipulate themselves into animals and character” people. Although the ten short skits were thought provoking, the morals to the ten short stories were left up to the audience and their imagination. Cast members were Kevin Herakovich, Danny Benoist, Renee Zubay, Sandy Derybowski, Mark Pavlovich, Jerry Miklusak, Dave Whitezel, Carolyn Kovach and Fred Surret. Myrana Oprisko, Christine Price, Kathy Kokotis, and Cindy Dziezak were also in the cast. In an attempt to gain a golden ring, desperate thieves murder an innocent person by means of poisoned wine. Henny Penny, portrayed by Christine Price, ventures her way with her friends to tell the king that the sky is falling.
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wrong band dampens spirit of formal A a substitute band. Silver Bullet supplied the entertainment for the night. Diane Babinec and Greg Granger enjoy the company of each other. Couples eating, dancing, and enjoying each other’s company were all part of Clark’s 1973 Winter Formal entitled, ‘‘A Winter ' s Dream.” The night began with a greeting from Santa at the door. After a meal, which has slightly improved over the past years but not equal to that of the Palmer House, some couple tried to dance to the music of Silver Bullet.” Although not the band regularly scheduled for this dance, their inappropriate music fit congenially into the atmosphere of the dance. To pass their time couples found enjoyment in playing with the movable Santa Claus at the door or simply conversing with one another. Still others found enjoyment in waiting in line for a glass of punch, or to have their pictures taken. While the hall began to clear out early many couples lingered behind to be positive of receiving the good time they had expected for the price of bids. Those who did not stay found more satisfactio in bowling alleys or pizza parlors!
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