Walther Lutheran High School - Remuda Yearbook (Melrose Park, IL)

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Despite mocking . . . Ardin . . . Toinette . .. Angelique .. Beline .... Bonnefoi .. . Cleante ..... Defois .,.... Thomas Defois Louise ...... Beralde ., Fleurante ... Purion . . . CAST .. Bob Kluender .. Vicki Hildnei Mercedes Carino ... Gail DeBialc . . George Kelrn .. Cnris Becker .. Bill Luedtke ...Joel Janzovv Suzanne Sandy Alan Beveridge ,... KeriJunge Paul Scnlicnting 80 TH UIMPLIDE IMAGINARY INVALID NU

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if X 1, Tv : 7 g sf 2 - . ' 'L 5, , 5 ' iii? La Z' t if K L K gk .i k.k, K L gi .. X , 3 A I 'rl T y r fji' WMV, up g . A -, F, the Webb family. . . E il and many others too numerous to mention if f the Gibbs family. ,. Thornton WiIder's Our Town, which was presented in November, brought an entirely new challenge to WaIther's drama department. Fle- written by Mr. Flush, the production combined the techniques of Cham- ber and Reader's Theater. The tech- nical aspects of the play, including lighting, set design, and properties, were purposely kept simple. The cast, therefore, was forced to de- pend upon pantomine and their own fine acting to convey the idea to the audience.

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HLISSY I AFS' AWN' 1, namecalling ,,, Moliere, the 17th century French playwrite, turned the ordinarily un- pleasant subjects of a hypochond- riac, a disrespectful maid, a money- hungry wife, and a love-sick young girl into a hilarious play called the Imaginary Invalid . Since it vvas entirely different from anything ever presented by Walther students in the past, the play was an unusually difficult challenge. Fortunately, an able cast met the challenge and turned what could have been a very unpleasant evening into a totally de- lightful one, and screaming . . . The Imaginary Invalid ends happily