La Crosse High School - Tiger Tracks Yearbook (La Crosse, WA)

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The Storm Q Left to Right: Greg Schlomer, Colleen Daniel, Nancy Andrus, Shirley Scharpenberg, Dennis Wiedrich. The one-act play chosen this year was The Storm . The scene takes place at the Mulkey cabin in the mountains. It begins with Jeff Mulkey fGreg Schlomerj standing at his cabin window, peering out at the blizzard. Five years ago he was involved in an auto accident on a snow-swept highway - an accident that took the lives of a mother and her daughter. Since then, each storm brings back to reality the mishap. That is why Jeff, with his wife Mary fColleen Danielj moved to this cabin in the mountains, far away from people. Now, as the blizzard rages, there's a rap at the door. A man, fDennis Wiedrichj enters. He's tall and walks with a limp. . . says he was hunting and got lost. As he sips coffee, he tells them the story of a man who had a wife and daughter. They could not get along, so she took the child and left. Finally, she started back to him, had an accident in a snow storm and she and the daughter were killed. When the husband got word a couple of years later he swore revenge--said that he would get the man that did it if he had to track him across half the world. It slowly dawns on Jeff and Mary that they're trapped with the crazed husband. Suddenly, the door flies open and in walks a woman fShirley Scharpenbergj and a girl QNancy Andrusj. The woman looks at the hunter and their eyes meet for an instant. When Mary and Jeff come in from the kitchen after fixing supper, they find the room empty. Mary crosses to the window, peers out-- and gasps! Although three people left, there's the tracks of only one person in the snow. The play was presented for PTA on February 5, and before the student body on February 9. The one-act play contest was held at Palouse on February 10. Mr. Harry Bos was our director.

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