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Classic Tale Continuing the Act | Com- pany’s reputation for excel- lence, Gilbert and Sullivan’s operetta H.M.S. Pinafore, was presented May 10, 11, and 12. It was a story of a lad, Rackstraw (played by Scott Bew) who loved a lady (Susan Mariner) who is much above his station. It is a classic tale of mixed up babies, social snobberies, and of course, a happy ending. Visually, this play was pos- sibly the most exciting in Mon- acan’s history. The elaborate and colorful costumes of both the leads and the chorus, not to mention the choreography, done by Bernard Toliver, made the play a joy to watch. Excel- lent performances were put in by Seniors Jim Cummings, Scott Bew, Todd Withers, Mary Renstorf, Susan Mariner and juniors Beth Parker, each of whom delighted the audi- ence with witty, and often hi- larious Characterizations. Credit must also be given to the crews that worked so hard to make H.M.S. Pinafore a success. Upholding the ideals of the Theatre Society, they did everything from applying make-up to hammering nails to lighting the set. Also, expec- tedly, Mr. Dennis Hood and Mr. Dwight Graham dovoted their time and talents to staging a superlative production by unit- ing the drama and the choral departments. Once again, the stage in the Monacan theatre was the site of an entertaining, first-class musical. The theatrical talent at Monacan joined forces to present an example of the tal- ent and teamwork that makes Monacan work. 28 H.M.S. Pinafore aptain And Daughter. As a pair of seasick relatives Jim Cummings and: Susan Mariner were not fit to sail, but -as Thespians they were perfect.
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We’re Nobodies. Lending some com- ic relief to some of the more serious multiples, the ‘‘Born Losers’ make the audience laugh. No More War!! Of the more serious multiples was a discussion of war. The students shout their cries of opposi- tion to nuclear war. Readers Theatre
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Sea Of Voices. The music of HMS Pin- Who’s That? An appearance was afore, under the direction of Mr. made by football coach Jerry Canna- Dwight Graham, definitely helped to day, who played his role with the skill make the play work. of a seasoned actor. Visually Striking. Choreography Don’t Touch Me. Some of the plays played a part, as this scene of sailors | most hilarious scenes involved Scott and lasses proves. Bew’s reactions to the affection from Todd Withers. N.M.S. Pinafore 29
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