Timothy Christian High School - Saga Yearbook (Elmhurst, IL)

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Molly ........ Giles ....... Christopher Wren Mrs. Boyle ..A. Mrs. Casewell , . Major Metcalfe , Mr. Paravicinl . . Trotter ..... . . Debbie Post John Gelderloos . . . . . . Steve Davids . . . Barb Voss . . Cindy Zylstra Ralph De Jong . . Bill Zeilstra , . . Roy Brouwer Let's see what we can do to annoy her, shall we? Not been married long, have you?

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Q4- '7'hat's all l need is one more, just one more. llust sign rinh' .....t Abby, and you over here Aunt Martha. You'll just love Happy Dale. 'Sit down, Mr. Gibbs. You've certainly come to just the right house. Abby Brewster . . , The Rev. Dr. Harper Teddy Brewster . . . Officer Brophy . . Officer Klein . . . Martha Brewster . . Elaine Harper . . . Mortimer Brewster . Mr. Gibbs ...... Jonathan Brewster . Dr. Einstein ..,. Officer O'Hara . . Lieutenant Rooney . Dr. Witherspoon . . Director ....... Assistant Director . Student Director . . CAST Lenore Nlarema . . Drew Peters . Joe Lanenga . . John Zwart Gary Woldman . . Kathy Geers . Karry Daniels . Scott Kuiper Alan Bilthouse . . Keith Landis John Veldman . Steve Davids Ed Rosenwinkel . . Drew Peters IVlr. Wolterstorff . . Mrs. Weeda . . Debbie Boer an,

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Drama Buffs Spring Off Mousetrap i l Giles . , . Giles, he eouldn'r have done it. On the evenings of March 9 and lO the drama class presented its second pro- duction, The Mouse Trap. Outstandf ing sets and props and effective lighting and sound effects provided the perfect atmosphere for murder and suspense. Eight people of widely different characf ters were stranded in a rooming house during a snowstorm, it was soon suse pected that one of those eight was a murderer. This suspicion was con- firmed bythe violent death of the most obnoxious guest. every character was under suspicion since each could have committed the crime, As it turned out, the least suspected person was the criminal. The actors did an excellent job of portraying differences in char- acter. ln some cases the characters in the play resembled the personality of the actor in real life, thus adding real- ism and allowing the audience to be- come more involved with the actors on stage. The student director, Sandy Decker, prompted lines during practice and performance. Those students study- ing drama and not participating in the actual performance of the play, supf ported the cast behind the scenes. Each one had a part in either setting, lighting. sound, costumes, or make-up. R. ,Q 'rf CAST Front: B. Voss, C. Zylstra, S. Davids. Back: J. Gelderloos, D. Post, R. Brouwer, B. Zeilslra, R. De Jong. 'K 0 ., ..,.. A,-.,, V - Q That'a a mast :YI-mannered and neurotic young man.