Reitz Memorial High School - Memorial Review Yearbook (Evansville, IN)

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Fall VLa i CAST Mvrtle Mae Simmons „. ■ K°t)in Cook Veta Louise Simmons Sharon Schenk Ehvood P. Dowd - ■ Sig Labhart Miss lohnson Fran Loehrlein Mrs. Ethel Chauvenet J ! ' ' Web r Ruth Kellv, R.N .Barbara Will Duane Wilson aT v S Dr. Lvman Sanderson Alex VonderHaar Dr. W ' ilUam Chumley c ' ' ' u ' ' ■ I f ' affnev .;;:;v.;;;;v,::;: ' ffiHii =d STof n ° ' ' :::;:;;::;;::;::;;;:;;:;::::::::::::::::::: cwp Hamilton li ' .Ji (Left) Decisions, diagnosis, distress — Cast members Robin Cook, Sharon Schenk, Chris Hillenbrand, Sig Labhart and Bruce Bunner de- bate whether or not to give Elwood P. Dowd formula ninety-nine to cure him. (Above) Family matters only — Robin Cook, Chris Hillen- brand and Sharon Schenk dis- cuss the invisible nemisis, Harvey, a six foot white rab- bit. (Right) Take this job — After Scott Folz (right) points out his colleague ' s mistakes, a distressed Alex VonderHaar realizes that he has institu- tionalized the wrong peron. 22 fall play

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- Harvey r l p f ' Bruce Bunner chats with Nurse Will. RABBIT MAKES DEBUT Art of acting — Under the direction of Mr. James Kibler and student director Shae Wolf, the Memorial Drama Department presented Harvey, a three act play by Mary Chase. Harvey is the story of a man, Elwood P. Dowd, who claims his best friend is a six foot rabbit named Harvey. Elwood causes his family endless embarrassment when he introduces Harvey to friends and relatives who can neither see nor hear him. It becomes evident to Elwood ' s sister, Veta, that the only cure for him would be institu- tional care. Veta, however, in the process, gets herself committed. The play, hilarious at times, was presented on Decem- ber 3, 4 and 5. Chairman of the stage crew was Rob Livers. Miss Theresa Creech sponsored the make-up crew, along with Staci Lothamer, chairperson. Publicity for the play was handled by Eva Levi. fall play 23