Walnut High School - Cayuse Yearbook (Walnut, CA)

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▲ WITH A LOOK OF FRUSTRATION, Gary Miraz. playing God, listens to the taylor. played by Bob Fajardo. The taylor was a sinner trying to sneak his way into heaven. - YELLING TO GET THE POINT ACROSS, Stephanie Forte shows who wears the pants m that family. This was the fourth year that Steph- anie was associated with the drama department- T SMILING AS HE PLEADS WITH HIS WIFE TO STAY, David Mar- gowski hopes she will leave like she plans. David played a man who was not too pleased with his wife. ■ WITH THE ROLL OF THE DICE, the storyteller, David Margowski, loses everything to the impet, Chris Jackson. Chris favorite role was as the impet. Fall Play Student Life 25

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Ouercoming the challenges faced 24 The lights began to dim as the actors ap- peared on stage. The audience became a part of the scene as they vascillated between reality and fiction. More From story theater, a play consisting of 12 short skits by Paul Sills, was cho- sen for the fall production. We ' ve done Story theater in the past so it was fun to do some more work by Paul Sills, said Stephaine Allen. There were many obsta- cles that the cast had to face. After weeks of practice they learned that three members had to drop out. With only two weeks to go new Parts had to be learned. The play ran smooth con- sidering some people still didn ' t know their new lines, said junior Emma Ramos. Not having any props to work with seemed at first to be another obstacle. But the actors pulled through. Working without props gave us a real challenge, said Gary Miraz, but I think it helped to get the audience more involved. After the challenges were over come, the play went on for three nights (November 20, 21, and 22). I really enjoyed the play, said sophomore John Strandgren. They couldn ' t have done it better! story by Chris LaCoste: layout by Lynn Fujioka: ptiotos by C. Mack Gil- liand t Student Life Fall Play

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