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Sophom ore. Shannon Kilbane lives
every little g irl's dream of dancing with
Prince Charming, junior Dave Girouex.

It's simply Simple Simon, frosh Ted
Plugge, and sophomore Scott Gaeta
in the play " Golden Goose".

Laughter is best gift of all

To hear the children laughing was "Snow White", and "A Pie for a
the best Christmas gift of all Ralston Princess".
High School students could give with Said junior Jenny Wozny a char­
the 6th annual production of the acter in the play Golden Goose, "It's
children's plays. a unique experience because you
The plays toured some of the never know what's going to happen
local grade schools including Karen .. . you don't ever know what the kids'
Western, Bay Meadows, St. Gerald's, reactions are going to be!"
and Blumfield. Other visits were The plays were to open with a
extended to Glenwood, Iowa School picture night on Dec. 14, but because
for the Deaf, University Hospital, and of extremely bad road conditions that
Hattie B. Monroe School. Director Jack evening's performance was can­
Parkhurst said that he felt the touring celled. But the show must go on, and
not only gave Ralston students a the 15th brought many hardships with
special learning experience, but for absenteeism, for once again the cold
some of the audiences it was their first and flu season had struck. Dedication
chance at dealing with people on the was once again proved and the 16th
'outside'. and two performances on the 17th ^ Se tting ready to go on stage
This year's children's plays includ­ came together making this play truly junior Dave Girouex shows it's not
ed "Henny Penny", "Golden Goose", “a prize act!" easy being Prince Charming.
"The Three Bears", "C inderella",