Parkway North High School - Saga Yearbook (Creve Coeur, MO)

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The Serious Side The students at Berkeley High School were not typical high school students. Each had an emotional problem, ranging from deep depression to strong nymphomania. Al- though playing unusual situa- tions, the cast members of i'David and Lisa portrayed their characters extremely well, bringing their characters to life. Juniors Rand Myles and Car- ol Stanton played lead charac- ters David and Lisa. The entire cast consisted of2O members. For Senior Amy Fenster, who played Sandra, performing in a dramatic play was a learning experience. 'The character it- self wasn't hard, but l had a hard time adjusting to the re- action ofthe audience, which for the first time was not laughter, said Amy, usually cast in comedy roles. David and Lisa held three performances, October 22, 25, and 24. The play was Ha touching well-performed pro- duction, according to Senior Teriy Ziegleman. -Amy Plisco Mrs. Clemens Uenny Marshl is more than happy to make Dr. White's tJon Levitl acquaintance, while David tRand Mylesl would rather draw clock mechanisms. Dr. White talks with Mrs. Clemens about her son, David's, condition. Jon tJon Levitl watches as his schizophrenic patient, Lisa, draws pic- tures and communicates in rhyme. AL.-4 ',x The friction between Mrs. Clemens tJenny Marshl and David tRand Mylesl is apparent. Lisa tCarol Stan- tonl, who is now Muriel, communi- cates only in writing. 481131311 Pby

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