Page 6—The Highacres Collegian, October 10,1977
Mr. Jay Breckenridge, Director of the Comedy Production of “The Imaginary
Invalid” gives instructions to: from left to right, Michelle Baymor, Paul Irwin,
Ron Rinemiller, Sybil McGuire, and Steve Flynn during a rehearsal session.
Photo by David Kraft
Drama Club Production to be
Come one, come all to this year’s Fall
Drama Production, “The Imaginary Inva
lid”, by Moliere. The play will be presen
ted October 26 through October 29 at 8:00
p.m. in the Highacres Commons.
Behind the scenes are: Director, Mr.
Breckenridge; Assistant Director, Ran
dine Matthews; Producer, Mr. White;
Assistant Producer, Keller Taylor; Light
ing Director, Dr. Or bin; and Dr. Frankel,
Mrs. Moyer and various students assisting
with the production.
“The Imaginary Invalid,” Moliere’s last
play, is one of prose and broad comedy. It
is a satire on the power of jargon,
especially medical jargon. It moves from
the restrictiveness of Argon’s (the imagin
ary invalid) household to the complete
release in a farcical closing ceremony.
The set abounds with enema syringes and
double meanings. If the play proves to be
as funny iri full production as in rehearsal
form, this is one play you should not miss.
Students participating in the production
are cast as follows; Paul Irwin as Argon,
the imaginary invalid; Renee DiSabella as
Tionette, the imnudent maid; Sybil
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McGuire as Angelique, the marriageable
daughter; Randy Hoffman as Angelique’s
lover, Cleante; Ron Rinemiller as Ber
alde, Argon’s wiser brother; Rita Bell as
Beline, Argon’s scheming wife; Michelle
Baymor as Louison, Argon’s younger
daughter; Brad McNab as Dr. Diafoirus,
who wants Angelique to marry his son;
Butch Lamont as Thomas Diafoirus, a rat
her dense young man; Steve Flynn as Dr.
Purgon, a diabolical physician; John
Lewis as Mr. Fleurant, a stuffy
apothecary; Randy McKinstry as Mr.
Deßonnefoi, a fussy notary; plus a host of
gypsies, doctors and apothecaries played
by Sandy Randis, Karen Wever, Greg
Rodgers, Theresa Weilgorz, Wade Bul
lard, and Mark Dworsky.
“The Imaginary Invalid” is the first of
three productions to be held this year at
Highacres. The second will be a student
faculty seminar Winter Term, and a third
performance during Spring Term. Interes
ted individuals need not be a member of
the drama club to participate in any of the
play performances.
Penn State /sports
Records Set By Lions
Nittany Lion quarterback Chuck Fusina
tied two school records against Maryland
on September 27th. Fusina’s 19 com
pletions matched totals by John Hufagel
(Tennessee, 1971) and Pete Liske (UCLA,
1963). Fusina also tied Hufnagel with 531
passing yards imtwo consecutive games.
Hufnagel threw for 271 yards against
; Boston College and 260 yards against Pitt
fin the final two games of the 1972 season.
Fusina had 245 yards against Houston and
286 against Maryland.
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