North Central College - Spectrum Yearbook (Naperville, IL)

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DA JJ lk? - WW? W ' f Y pm! i V sim Mike Pierce and Greg Kontos talk as their wives look on. Directors Michael Ouellette and A yesha Sharilf critique the performance. c ' ' 7 Q if K Q , 3 Q tc i Q 4 IS Xxx .X ' if '-', , M , x V, M iv ' . ---- -4- . ,-, we I hs 1 fi gs ' ' :vi 3 ' ' i f fs I 4 V ' ' f it . . V Q 5 jd f ' , ' A 1 -. 1 g ,, - A . t , X75 r , K I J , , , 4223 .l'F.ZW 1 fit ff I I Y 1 Q, if The cast takes a bow at the conclusion of the musical. A view ofthe orchestra as the action on stage.

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g game of SIBLI G'S DAY During Winter term CUAB sponsored its second annual Sibling 's Day. Quite a crowd of younger and older brothers and sisters tumed out. Ac- tivities included casino games and prizes, pizza dinner, women 's basketball, and a sock hop.

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I TER MUS CAL ' ...f Q xi' -W Q ,gf N .5 ' f E5 , I H , . . .f ' ' . 1 ' ..N M.N't's'Y Xffi. ' 'YE ls G Q2 WM W fm 'ying' Q, Q- r v- - X :?'.,:- sf X201 as is Y? C R ' -., wp N 1 ,ifvwg Y-QW? gigs .ft 'Q 59,32 :' 'f' -N fairii' -.ea John Horton, as Aegeon, pleads for his life. Dan Beebe and Lisa Kendzior relax as Eve Ogan fans them. The North Central College Theatre Guild pre- sented Rodgers' and Hart's The Boys for Syracuse as the winter musical this year. It is based on Shakespeare 's The Comedy of Er- rors and tells the story of two sets of twins separated at birth. Antipholus of Syracuse starts searching for Antipholus of Ephesus, and the fun begins. The brothers are often mistaken for each other, lending humor to the situation. The work is indeed a comedy and was enjoyed by both those who saw it and those who worked on it. Evening perfor- mances were held Februaiy 20, 21, 27, and 28. A matinee performance was given on Feb- ruafy 22.