Robbinsdale High School - Robin Yearbook (Robbinsdale, MN)

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Below. Antigone (Heidi Goldfein) calls Creon (Chad Hummel) a Loathsome Man. The theme of the 25th anniversary dramatic presentation was a challenge to both the actors and the audience. With Jean Anouilh’s modern adaptation of Sophocles’ tragedy, Antigone, the actors, the crews, and the audience were able to reexamine their lives and survey the bodies that govern them. In the play, Antigone defies a law that she believes to be unjust. Expecting fully to receive the death sentence promised for her defiance, she disobeys her uncle Creon and buries her brother’s body. The ensuing struggle between Antigone and Creon constitutes the action for much of the play. ANTIGONE A Greek chorus, similar to those formerly employed by Sophocles, was utilized to interpret the action for the audience. The chorus helped pose many questions within the minds of viewers. People were left to ponder the relationships of the laws of God and the laws of man and wonder if any person has the right to enforce an unjust law. The show presented November 13, 14 and 15 was staged and directed by Frank Plut and furthered the reputation of outstanding drama at Rob-binsdale. 20. Life

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Left. Pep Club members wave to the crowd from their float. Below. Rock band Low Clearance” consisting of Dina Watson, Reid Rejso, Shawn Young. Brian Hed-berg, and Phil Kotula barely makes it under the gate at Mielke Field. Life 19. i

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 bove. Antigone laments the fact that she is not as pretty as smene (Mary Eginton) but must carry out her designated Left. The chorus. Dina Watson. Julie Yugend. Keri Healey. Ronna Bach. Katie Olson, and Alana Barnard, gives the audience an icy stare. W?:; Above top.Creon tells Haemon (Chris Mitchell) that the law must be obeyed. Antigone must die and you must live. Above. Antigone is caught by the guards (Ron Kauf-mann, Paul LaBissoniere. and John Roll) and the play is on. Life 21.