Iowa Lakes Community College - Wolf Tracks Yearbook (Estherville, IA)

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is iii Hizea L1 'rrzzmfw ff 'ui bn Dramatic events feature comedy, drama The Broadway play Mary, Mary was presented as the ILCC fall play. The comedy by jean Kerr de- lighted the full house of students and townspeople. fTop leftj Marcia Cooke and John Lewis, backstage organizers, decide on the best arrangement of prop- erties for the production. fTop rightj Did you ever get the feeling you weren't wanted somewhere, Tiffany fCinda Brucej asks her fiance Bob Qlynn Iohansonjas hetries to rush her out of his apartment. fBottom lefty Greg Payne knows that just the right word is on the tip of his tongue. fBo1:l:om rightj Dick fSteve Saunders, and Mary fBrenda Pickrellj try to rouse the sleeping Bob. Al ., wat FH? I. I :tm

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A twentieth century adaptation of the Greek tragedy Antigone was presented by the ILCC players as their spring project. fTop lefty John Lewis, Jim Miller and'Bi11 Grif- fin guard the body of Antigone 's fallen brother. fTop rightj Ismene fLinda Johnson, and Haemon Uim Kemisjdiscuss the future of their romance. fCenter rightj nurse fCheri Iohnsonj shepherds Antigone fBrenda Pickrellj back to her room after an early morning Walk. fBottom rightj Creon fGreg Paynej confers with assistant flynn Johansonj. fAbovej the Chorus Uohn Reisj dis- courses on the nature of tragedy. ,A if S