Waldorf College - Warrior Yearbook (Forest City, IA)

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. PLAY PRODUCTIONS Bob Lindberg pleads with Peggy Peters but to no avail. as . 'fu l the H B I - Curtain call for the cast: Roberta Lanz, Ron Siverson, Carol Stark, Larry Tantow, Peggy Peters, Bob Lindberg, and Janice Wick. Mr. Pim Passes By, written by A. A. Milne, marked the starting point of a very progressive year for the Waldorf Theater. Under the direction of Mr. Pixley, the story of timid Mr. Pim lLarry Tantowl totally upsetting a refined Eng- lish household was presented. Because of an innocent mistake by Mr. Pim, Olivia Marden tPeg Petersl and her husband George CBob Lindbergl were suddenly involved in a bigamy suit. A series of events, however, revealed Mr. Pim's mistake and things returned to normal for the Morden family. lncluded in the cast were Carol Stark as Dinah, Ron Siverson as Brian, Janice Wick as Aunt Julia, and Roberta Lanz as Ann. The spring production was of a different type from any ever staged in the Waldorf Theatre. lt was a reading by Christopher Fry called The Boy With a Cart. No sets or costumes were used, all communication was done with the voice. This production was held in the sanctuary of Immanuel Lutheran Church. Because students desired to learn more about drama, a drama interest group was organized after the fall pro- duction. The group studied plays dating from ancient Greek drama, with at least one play from each period of literature to our contemporary time. Ron Siverson and Carol Stark portray a roman- tice young couple in this comedy.

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The Concert Choir and Chapel Choir pro- cessioned into the Civic Auditorium for the annual Christmas Pageant singing the fa- miliar Christmas carol, Harkl The Herald Angels Sing. Numbers rendered by the Concert Choir were: l Will Be as the Dew, by Knut Nystedt, a contemporary Norwe- gian composer, O Come, O Come, Imman- uel, As Lately We Watched, Glory to God in the Highest, Hosanna, Christ- mas Prayer, and Beautiful Savior. ' The Chapel Choir sang How Far ls lt to Bethlehem, I Shumn Shei, Wander, Wander, and The Angels' Song. Both choirs sang Handel's And the Glory of the Lord, The 'Hallelujah Chorus, O Little Town of Bethlehem, and Silent Night. Concert Choir soloists were Lois Maake- stad, Mary Reisetter, and Frank Bump: am ', -i A f :ei The sets were a beautiful part of the Christmas Pageant The audience enjoys hearing the choirs sing praise. y ,LQ - ' m11 . L ssh