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Kent Ninomiya contemplates the possibility of a lefthanded murderer Michelle Myking, the stenographer, silently takes down the proceedings of the trial. David Newell awaits the answer to his prying question. Winter Drama Production 23
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Guilty Or Not Guilty Mrs. Saracino ' s five drama classes were overflowing with strong talent and ambition. The first mysterious production of the year was the Agatha Christie tale, Witness for the Prosecution. The action revolved around a young man accused of murder. The testimony of his wife was expected to save him, but she turned against him and stopped just short of hanging him. The suspenseful thriller didn ' t end there. With its uncanny twists and ploys, it kept the audience gasping up until the final curtain. The major roles were played by Greg Henry, Jackie Kutnick, David Newell, Chris McCauley, and David O ' Barr. All twenty-two members of the cast impersonated English and German ac- cents superbly and made the audience feel as though they were in the actual trial. Rehearsals began in mid-October and ran three to four hours a day. The deftJTidant, David O ' Barr, awaits the decision of the |ury. Adam Wopshal, the barrister, stands by as Jackie Sean Safreed. Brigette Klein, and Mike Howell, the jury, listen intensely as the trial Kutnik takes her oath. progresses. 22 Winter Drama Production
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Halloween Spirits Ghosts and goblins? Well, maybe not, but a bear on a unicycle flashed around campus and even a tricycling Charl ie Brown was spied. Halloween itself held the costume judging contest. The winner ' s circle included Monique Moxey as a nerd and a mutated Mr. Owen who appeared to have spent too much time near Jeff Folsum. Last, but not least were the men of the sea; Steve Mamber ' s pirate. Randy Barnes ' Captain Crunch, and Old Spice man, Joe Weigand. The annual pumpkin judging was divided into two categories, the pure pumpkin and the pumpkin plus. The pure pumpkin category was for all standard carvings and was won by a grimacing pumpkin from Mrs. Climes ' class. Pumpkin plus was the category for those who wished to add props or decorations to their pumpkin. This category was taken by Mrs. White ' s class with their version of Mr. T. Mr T knocks out the others in the homeroom pumpkin carving contest. Women wait for Joe Weigand to come home from the seas. To bee or not to bee Anyone need a hand? asks Brenda De- barko. Hey. Linus! Throw me the ball! 24 Halloween
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