Westminster High School - Citadel Yearbook (Westminster, CA)

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hs c:pfnl£ Lean J um ' ' :S owscl (2fzang ± in tfi£ The American Dame. the 1977 fall play was presented under the direction of Ms. Rosemary Stevens, drama teacher, on December 9 and 10. A tribute to the progress of women through the ages. The American Dame covered the time span from Adam and Eve to the present. The American Dame was partially composed of seg- ments from other plays. One scene was taken from Shake- speare ' s The Taming of the Shrew and another is taken from Ibsen ' s A Doll ' s House. Working on the Dame was a trip! The play gave all of ihe actors a chance lo he as versatile as they could he hy changing char- acter at the drop of the hat. It was a real happening! Even though the play is over, it will live on in all the actors ' and audience ' s hearts! Thanks for making it what it was! — Greg Griffin. Thespian Other scenes included the letters written by John and Abi- gail Adams to each other during the Revolutionary War. Another scene dealt with a husband that finds out that his wife, whom he thought was completely dependent on him. had made a fortune in her secret real estate deals. P. 30. I ) The entire cast pays a tribule lo the role of women during World War I. 2) Cookie (Patty Griffin) and her husband (Mike l-urst) discu ss her activi- ties in real estate. 3) In a scene from The Taming of the Shrew husband and wife, played by Mike Furst and Deanna James, kiss after she uives a speech on how a wife should be loyal to her husband. P. 32. I) Ihc -niire cast of The American Dame take time from their rehearsal lo pose for the camera 2) At the close of the play Verna Seal and John Mcintosh tell how much women have changed through history. 3) This scene showed how outspoken women were taken care of. 4) An Indian chief (Mike Kursl) is carried hv his squaws (Mary Thompson and Deanna James.)