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Capote's The Grass Harp presented by Drama Club In an attempt to offer more current and well known plays, the Drama Club presented Truman Capote's THE GRASS HARP. In the play, a young woman who is very dependent on her sister, learns to live her own life. She takes her maid and her brother and goes to live in a tree house. Student director, Keith Ketchell, helped the director, Mr. Knapp in the p1ay's production. CAST: Alma Vaughn, Catherine Creek, Gary Waters, Collin Talbo, De Miller, Dr. Morris Ritz, Barbara Johnson, Dolly Talbo, Linda Showalter, Verena Talbo, Kathy Hecke, Rev- erend's Wife, Bill Foster, Reverend, Mark Newbold, Barber, Kathy Tyler, Baker's Wife, John Trigg, Postmaster, Bruce Yancey, Sheriff, Dan Baxley, Judge Charlie Cool, Wendy Lea, Choir Mistress, Jack Deal, Big Eddie Stover, David Baker, Sam, Vonna Hammons, Maude Riorden, Linda Stan- ard, Miss Baby Love Dallas. Unwilling to reveal her secret recipe for her dropsy cure, Dolly remains silent as Dr. Morris Ritz and Verena While finishing a iigsaw puzzle, Dolly and Collin plan a trip to gather herbs for Dolly's cure. ask her for information. Refusing to tell, Dolly, Catherine and Collin go live in a tree.
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V. If if f 'Fx N I Dr. Morris Riiz fries io bribe Dolly for her formula as Miss Baby Love Dallas applies cosmetics. Dolly wonders if she was right in leaving Verena's house as Catherine and the Judge console her. J,-'. Warning ihe sheriff not fo push him around is the elderly Judge Charlie Cool.
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. P'- Nl Representatives Terri Schasteen, Ann Heider and Marilyn Adams work on crepe paper poppies. Explaining the placement of centerpieces for the Formal is Girls League President Jennifer McClanahan. Council Annual Christmas Formal presented by Girls League Adding to the excitement of the Christmas season, the Girls League held its annual Christmas Formal on December 9 at the Na- tional Guard Armory. Weeks before the For- mal, Council members and representatives were busy making yellow and red poppies which were arranged in black tlower pots for centerpieces on the tables. Mediterranean Ecstasy, the theme of the Formal, provided an old world atmos- phere. Small, white twinkling lights were ar- ranged in the black streamer ceiling. Domi- nating the entrance-way was a tree decorated with red bows and lace paper doilies. Refresh- ments were served by chaperones. Chuck lnzerillo and his group completed the romantic atmosphere as couples danced until 1 1 in the mystical ecstasy. members and representatives decorated the Armory to resemble a Mediterranean Ecstasy. g Y- t I , ,,, i' g t 4 I
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