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May 25, 1977
“Happy Days’’
For a musical/comedy to
be successful, a competent
back stage crew is Essen-
tial. In the upcoming pro-
duction on June 3rd and
4th, the following have
been extremely dedicated
and helpful. They are:
Jeanne Freed and Katie
Carroll, who are in charge
of the program and help
back stage. Steve Henry
who is helping with cos-
tumes and stage crew.
Steve Adams who is assis-
tant stage director, round-
ed off with Tom Bair and
Randy Shelly, operating the
ropes of the curtains.
Those Happy Days, a
musical comedy revue of
the fifties will be presented
on June 3rd and 4th in the
Donegal High School Audi-
torium. The curtain is at 8
p.m. Tickets may be pur-
chased from any cast mem-
Randy Shelly
“Steve Henry
ber or by calling Mrs.
Vivian Carroll in the even-
ings at 426-1270.
The plot is developed
through a series of flash-
backs brought on by the
return of the 1954 Gradu-
ating Class, whose class
incidentally voted not to
have a twenty-five year
reunion but instead a
twenty-three year day at
school with a combination
Senior Prom / Reunion
Dance in the new gym.
The play uses various
devices of, the stage such
as pantomine, tap dance,
vaudville antics, hootenan-
nies, and even drama to
convey its very simple
message. Simply stated:
‘““People really don’t
change.” The fifties had
their thinkers, jokers, and
fun seekers. The problem
is that it is easier to see
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Steve Adams
Jeanne Freed
the faults of the young
people at hand since it is
only natural to remember
mainly the good incidents
about the past.
There are eighty-five
people in supporting roles.
Seventy additional students
will work on sound, lights,
program, publicity, cos-
tumes, tickets, scenery,
and make-up.
The entire production is
under the direction of Mr.
Joseph Siberski, English
Instructor, at Donegal High
School.
The show is being spon-
sored by the Parents Boos-
ter Club. The money will
help defray the costs of
Project D-Lite. Tickets can
be purchased at Sloan’s
Pharmacy, Mount Joy,
Hi-Lo in Marietta, any
football players or cast
member.
Katie Carroll
Tom Bair
Winners in Chateau Art exhibit
Prizes were awarded to
winners in the art exhibit
at Chateau Art, Marietta
for students of Mrs. Tom
Lavin at the completion of
the course Saturday:
Winning artists for ages
6 and 7 were 1st, Scott
Dillow, Mount Joy; 2nd,
Scott Dillow; and 3rd,
David Geltz, Columbia.
Prizes for ages 8 to 10
years went to 1st, Steven
Kayfhold, Columbia; 2nd,
Teresa Lavin, Marietta; 3rd
Jess Gilmartin, Marietta
and honorable mention,
Leo Motter, Columbia.
In the 11 to 1S age
category prizes were
awarded to 1st, Peg Horn,
Columbia; 2nd Angie Del-
let, Columbia; 3rd, Paul
Snyder, Columbia and Pat-
ty Meszaros, Maytown,
honorable mention.
Judges were artists
Wayne Madsen, Tom Brad-
ford and Marie McCaffrey.
Summer courses at Cha-
teau Art will begin Wedns-
day, June 22.
Call Mrs. Tom Lavin, 316
East Market Street, Mariet-
ta, for information.
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