Ord High School - Chanticleer Yearbook (Ord, NE)

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Ellen Kusek QMrs. Coburnj con- fronts Mary Novosad QKatieJ in a surprise visit. Also pictured are Carol Blaha and Melanie Potrezba. Being carried away by friends, Paul Hill QGeorgeJ tries to break away. Others pictured are John Smith, Steve Taylor, Mary Novosad and Carol Blaha. Out of the Frying Pan was performed by the Ord High Drama Club. The play told the story of three actors and three actresses that shared an apartment together for financial reasons. Being a com- edy, the production was a big hit with the audience. The play was directed by Alice Berigan. Asked how she enjoyed directing the play she said, Through the eight weeks of practice, the cast was enthusiastic and extremely cooperative. Paul Hill, a cast member, remarked that it was fun to work together to try and make the play a success.