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Don’t Blow The members of the play cast in order of appearance are: Sir Reginald Roots: Tim Cox Cravat: Sam DiBiase Sheik Ali: Bob Bridges Marigold Roots: Cecelia Gianni Miss Thistle: Rosalie Peiuso Rusty: Beth Dardynski Dusty: Kathy Cassella Brigit: Cindy Donofrio Fatima: Debbie DeJoseph Lionel: Mike Lovich Miss Trudy Smith: Bonnie Fenton Helen: Nancy Jendrysik June: Lori Shoaf Lisa: Ella Kalajanien 1st Arab: Dan Kielar 2nd Arab: Dave Napadano Director: Blair Walters Student Director: Dave Napadano Assistant Student Director: Lori Shoaf 26
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Facades WITTIEST Eileen Flynn Tim McMillin TALLEST Debbie Scocchera John Biedka STRAIGHTEST Nancy Aiken Larry Dwyer SHORTEST Jolene Millione George Augustine MOST DARING Michele Ketchel Rick Flynn MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Janet Manifrang Larry Nader SEXIEST Sheryl Galmarinl Fred Rossano MOST CONCEITED Cheri Vlosich Scott Benedict MOST STUCKUP Vickie Shoaf Don Quinn MOST TALKATIVE Jackie O'Leary Sam Bernstine MOST BASHFUL Debbie Johns Jim Dover MOST STUDIOUS Karen Riley Dan Kielar MOST TALENTED Maryann Akstulewicz Bob Thurman
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the Whistle At first, everyone was real- ly excited that we had been chosen for the Sr. Class Play, Don't Blow the Whistle. The cast received their play books before Christmas vacation and were told to have it read by the time we came back. When school resumed, play prac- tice began. As it went on, week after week, it began to become more and more bor- ing. Going to practice became a real trial, but we still worked hard because everyone was determined to put on the best play ever. The week of February 15 was fast approaching. Prac- tices were lasting longer and longer and becoming more hectic. Thursday night's dress rehearsal came and, of course, was a mess. But the fearless leader, Mr. Walters, said, Never fear, tomorrow it shall come out flawlessly. And it did! On Friday, February 15, the Sr. Class of 1974 put on one of the best plays ever produced. After it was all over, everyone agreed that it had gone much too fast and we wished they could do it one more time. 27
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