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Clockwise from right: Family portrait of Abby, Mortimer, and Martha. Mortimer shows his love for Elaine. Arsenic and Old Lace, Hayfield ' s first production of the year, was a comical success with superb per¬ formances by Christi Frye and Na¬ nette Hart as Abby and Martha Brewster. Dave Kitchen showed his talent at comedy as Mortimer Brew¬ ster, the drama critic who is in love with Elaine Harper, who was played by Suzanne Herder. Elaine just happened to be the daughter of the reverend of the church next door. Rock Wheeler ' s timidness made him the perfect reverend. Bob Simcox was as ruddy as ever in his role of Teddy Brewster, who believed without a doubt that he was Teddy Roosevelt. Of course, no show would be complete without the villians. In this case they happened to be Abby and Martha ' s nephew, Jonathan, played by Russ Ives who did a great imitation of Boris Karloff. The other villian was Dr. Einstien, Jonathan ' s dear friend who was a take-off on Peter Lorre, which was excellently done by A.J. Rose. Extra touches were added by Mark DeVere as Mr. Gibbs and Gary Cowling as Mr. Witherspoon. Both were terrific in their roles as old men. To add a touch of class, we were given two simple Irish cops who find the Brewster home a great rest stop on their beats. Scott Schneberger and Bruce Stanley were as simple as ever in their roles of Officers Klein and Brophy. The finishing touches were added by Ken Debelius as Officer O ' Hara, a cop who thought he was a play¬ wright, and Vic Clarke, as Lt. Rooney, whose favorite pastime was shouting at Klein, Brophy, and O ' Hara. Together with the brilliant direction of Richard Westlake, they made Arsenic and Old Lace the comedy success of the year. 18 student life
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Proves A Success Clockwise from right: Cathy Campbell, Dan Coast, Robin Limeweaver, Jim Huebner, Judy Mitchell, and Pat Marley take a break in the hall. Gilberto Leyva and Cindy Snow admire upper-classmen; Dancing to the music of Quantos are students and a stag member. Dancing their special dance are King Charlie Donato and Queen Shirley Burns. student life 17
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