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Witches come alive in The Crucible Reinacting history was the main theme behind the 1971 Senior Class Play, The Crucible. The excitement of actually do- ing a play that happened, showing the feel- ings and emotions that have been buried for over 300 years, was only part of the chal- lenge the cast members had to meet. The Crucible , different from the previ- ous senior plays, was a deep emotional drama based on the witch trials near Boston in the 1640 ' s. The play met with great con- troversy from the school and audience as being hard to understand and imagine. But each member of the cast and those who attended has received a brief feeling of fear and doubt, dug from the past Salem wit- ches, burned and buried. Below: My face, my face? screams Abigail Williams. Lauren Strotz supposedly sees a bird. Above: Judge Danforth tells of the fate that awa its the girls if they lie. Sitting on the bench are: Lauren Strotz, Carole Horstman, Marylou Nye, Sybil Petersen, and Marti Martindale. Stan Brunner portrays Judge Danforth. Below: Betty, whose soul has been overcome by the devil, crys out in delirium, I can fly, I can Fly I
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Cast members of the senior class play are left to right: Carole Horstman. Marylou Nye. Sybil Petersen. Mike Ladig, Marti Martindale, Steve Aldrid, Lisa Tsetse, BobAsby, Dean Kinter. Lauren Strotz, Bill Cearbaugh, Carolyn Brown, Jan Thorington, Randy Redmaster. Nancy Christy. Jim Gouley, GaryErvin. Linda Weaver. Robbie Grissom. Judy Myers, Stan Bruner. and Dan Ruble. Above: Overcome by emotion, Mary Warren (Robbie Grissomjis comforted by John Proctor (Bill Cearbaugh). Above: Jim Gooley and Dan Ruble as Francis Nurse and Giles Corey concentrate on the courtroom action. 21
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