VOL. IX, NO. 6
DECEMBER 15, 1967

'Take Her, She's Mine' Pleases Audiences
"Just great," "Really funny," and "A fine performance" were some of the reactions to this year's Senior Class play.

Now just a memory, Take Her, She's Mine proved successful. Presented November 30, December 1 and 2, the play earned money to be used for the Senior Prom coming up at the end of the school year.

Although the Thursday and Friday night audiences were comparatively small, about 400 people each night, Mr. Garth Boyer, the play's general director, felt that the people received the play well.

Saturday night, however, the audience was much larger. Mr. Boyer said that the performers caught the many moods as the play progressed.

Frank Michaelson, played by Bob Connelly, was interrupted several times during his speeches by laughter and applause. Mollie, played by Pam Osburn, was also applauded several times throughout the play, as were Ann Michaelson, played by Melissa Amling; Emmett, portrayed by Max Elsey; and Liz Michaelson, played by both Kris Goebel and Sue Ripley.
 Many of the supporting characters were also forced to halt their lines while the audience applauded and laughed. Among these were Sarah Walker, played by Stephanie Muller and Mary Ann Jados; Adele MacDougall, played by Lorrie Ware and Linda Peterson; and Alex Loomis, played by Phil Witkay.

Still others included were Professor Hibbetts, portrayed by Lee Rodin; Clancy, played by Bob Lorz; Linda Lehman played by Barb Goodey; Donn Bowdry, played by Steve Cornelius and Dave Larson; and the first and second freshmen, played by Jim Genellie and Scott Ingles, respectively.

Ron Colberg as Richard Gluck, Gary Jung as Alfred Greiffinger, Randy Stamp as the principal, and John Lorbach as the airline clerk completed the cast.

Also making the play a success were the people working behind the scenes. Lydia Orloff and Karin Karner, both student directors; Peg Heller, produc-tion coordinator; Bill Conway, in charge of sound effects; Jay Stearns, lighting director; and Diane Scherrer, makeup chairman, all did their parts.