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AS YOU LIKE IT May twenty-second, a hush does fall, The play begins in the palace wallg As you like It, so it shall be, Grand to hear, beauteous to see. Patricia Cooperrider, a dramatic star, u Portrays Rosalind without a marg While at her side, Miss Heber stays Celia, her cousin, this lass well plays. Orlando, the hero, adds romance and jest, This part is played by handsome Dick West, Loving Adam, faithful and kind, Is Johnny Bowers, a dramatic gold-mine. Beware and a-ho the wrestler comes nigh, Burly McClanahan, wins honors high, As his co-mate in treacherous acts Phil Gard, as Oliver, this play packs. The banished Duke, so brave through all, John Jones as this character, shines like auld SOL Harry Peckinpaugh well plays the part, As Jaques, the' meloncholy, melts your heart. Now more romance in a comical way, Carol Sittler, the courtly fool doth play, As his wooed, Jean Bradley, doth rule. You'll howl at the ways of this lass and the fool. Duke Frederick, the ruler of the clan, ls played by that buxom Wagner mang Silly and prim is MODSIBUY Le Beau Splendidly done by Junior Geroux. Still more romance to make your heart sing, Phebe and Silvius, this end doth bringg Or to put it in another way, Jean McRitchie and Jack Hoover, these people play. Then there's wit, dance and song, To keep you interested all the play longg With a voice like Ruth Cox's, what more do you ask. We invite you to, in her vocal spell. bask. To Miss Schmidt we send great thanks, 'Twas she who taught the dancers their pranks, While as the head of the pages Miss Ross Gives the music a shining gloss. Last but not least as the dramatics head, Is that splendid Miss Olmsteadg She's patience and nobleness all in oneg VVe all say hurrah to the last mother's son. So come you hither, and when we come hence, Your joy and pleasure will commenceg With beauty and wit we'll lure you to say, The best entertainment of any day. -Carol Lee Sittler, 9A.
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