Wasson High School - Wahian Yearbook (Colorado Springs, CO)

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56 V ANGRY LAWYER, Mike Braverman objects to questions asked the defendant. pa 1 ADAMENT LAXVYER. Norma Liester listens mldly to objection. l HELPED BY her father, john Whitfield, Nancy Faulkner, wife of the murdered man. WORRIED WITNESS, Lana Rae Kep- linger denies murdering her boss. interrupts the court proceedings by her sudden appearance. Seniors Enact 'Night of January I6' Gentlemen of the jury - on the sixteenth of january - near midnight - the body of a man came hurtling through space, and crashed - a disfigured mass E at the foot of the Faulkner Buildingg he was thrown, or leaped, from the roof of his luxurious penthouse. The defense will claim that it was suicide. These were the opening remarks of the district attorney in The Night of January 16th which is the story of a girl on trial for her boss' murder. The suspenseful play ends abruptly as the verdict is handed down by the jurors, who were selected from the audience. District Attorney ...... ....d,, N orma Liester Defense Attorney ,,,,,,,, ..,,,,, M ike Bravermun Karen Andre ,.,.,,....... ...,,,. L ana Rae Keplinger Nancy Lee Faulkner ....., i....,. S uzanne Hayes Larry Regan .,i,,,,...............,.,.,..,....,....,.,,....,,r ...,,,,' j erry Graves John Whitfield, Dick Smithg Magda Svenson, Linda Cabotg Mrs. john Hutchins, janet Madiasg Sigurd jungquist, Ernie Suhrez Homer Van Fleet, jack Hoffg Roberta Van Rensselaer, Carol Christie: judge Heath, Doug johnsong Dr. Kirkland, XVoody Walcher: and Elmer Sweeney, Tom Clymer.

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IN THF court scene Fimflip gives Clementine a dancing lesson the King and Lady Grahitall watch. 'Q' ' T 5' Q l V45 Dramatics Department lnitiates L ric Theatre Once upon a time. as all fairy tales begin, there lived a Princess Cathleen. who was ousted from her kingdom by Lady Grabitall, Lady Grabitall wanted her daughter, Clementine, to marry Prince Michael, but his father said he would marry the girl who danced most gracefully, proxided she had royal blood, Wfitzy, King of the Leprechauns, made Cathy magic dancing slippers, After the usual confusion of a fairy tale, all ends happily, and Cathy and Prince Michael are married and live happily ever after. Thus vlfas the plot of 'The Last of the Leprechaunsf the Chile dren's Theatre Production, provided by the Dramatics Department, This lyric play by Sister Marcella Marie Holloway, C.S.'l., with music by Sister de LaSalle Mclsieon, C.S.j,, was presented to chil- dren in grade schools and junior high schools in the Colorado Springs area. 1 Q , i , f -J l Q , is i'k!