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Was this the

handbag in which

onesty is the best policy

I was found.”

might be a worn cliche,

-Earnest Worthing

but drama supplied new

meaning to a great truth.

The lights which were once endured curlers in his hair

brightly illuminating the each night; Kent Van

gymnasium had been Wagoner, Robby Edwards,

dimmed and the audience, and Amy Long were aged

once noisily talking, was considerably; and Melissa

now hushed in anticipation. Frame was artificially stuffed!

The Thespian Scoiety's The play also featured the f.

performance of The only legal kissing allowed on

Importance of Being Earnest the campus with the lucky

was about to begin. Oscar participants being Mark

Wilde's romantic comedy is Wood and Sharon Eisenback. * ,« i

set in England during the The cast and the

late 1800's. performance drama class did

The cast had a tremendous an outstanding job and

job putting on this play. created some memorable

They fulfilled many performances. Much credit

requirements which included goes to the lady who put it

learning a proper British all together, the director Miss

accent, building a versatile Sonya Pagel. The Thespian

set, and creating believable Society looks forward to

characters by making various improving the quality of

physical and emotional their performances under

adjustments. Damian Pickett Miss PageTs direction.

IL

omewhat out of character is pertise on the sewing machine was

Missy Frame beaming at the camera a great help in the creation of her

as she tak.es a rest from playing costumes and those for the entire

Lady Bracknell. With great aplomb, cast. Lady Bracknell’s main objec­

Missy wore bustles and padding to tive was to prevent her daughter

give her youthful figure a more ma­
Lady Fairfax from marrying Ernest
tronly appearance. Her mother's ex- Worthing.