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Speech Club presents The Miracle Worker Miss Susie Meyer directed VVillian1 Cib- son's Pulitzer prize winning production ol' The Miracle Ubrker. joliet XN'est's Speech Club presented its spring performance on Friday, March 29, and Saturday, March 30. Also, a special student performance was given after school on Vl1lltlI'SClL1y. jackie Powell portrayed the part of Helen Keller, a blind and deaf child. Niany weeks of practice while blindfolded were necessary for jackie to control the focus of her eyes. Annie Sullivan, the miracle worker, was characterized by Gail Dixon, Kate Keller, Captain Keller, and james Keller were portrayed by jody Beth Far- , ley, Gary Hossbach, and Bob Nlowry. Bob Boettcher, stage manager, worked with stage crews to complete the set. Mary Alice , Mowry was selected as the student director, . and She Worked right along with Bliss NICYCV' jackie Powell, portraying Helen krller Lroons to her doll a sh: plays at the EVCFYOIIC, lI1Cll1CliIljL cast Zllltl CFCWS, Celellratefl leetof Sue NVilkinson, whoplaystht paitol Xuntlw at the cast party hosted by Scott Hendrickson. Helen Kelleris Pl1Tl'Ill5. portrayed by jody for the diagnosis as infant Helen is examined Beth Farley and Cary Hossbach, wait anxiously bythe doctor, Bob Hamalainen. 'Silt Tx -....,-H' U
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