The Middletown High
School Drama Club
The Crucible
by Arthur Miller
performed January 22 & 23, 1965
Directed by Miss Shirlee Then
Class of 1965 Senior Play
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John Proctor | Anthony Campagna |
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Betty Parris | Andrea Andrews |
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Reverend Samuel Parris | Harry Howard |
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Tituba | Marlene Stefancin |
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Abigail Williams | Linda Cocke |
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Susanna Wallcott | Judi Smith |
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Mrs. Ann Putnam | Eleanor Tate |
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Thomas Putnam | David Hanson |
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Mercy Lewis | Jurate Vakarietis |
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Mary Warren | Ann Faas |
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Rebecca Nurse | Carol Thierriault (Friday) Marge Connery (Saturday) |
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Giles Corey | Russ Rigterink |
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Reverend John Hale | Richard Lindsay |
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Elizabeth Proctor | Jane Symons |
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Francis Nurse | Ron Foberg |
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Ezekiel Cheever | James Griffin |
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John Willard | Joe Brewer |
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Judge Hathorne | Bill Smith |
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Deputy-Governor Danforth | Joseph Coute |
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Sarah Good | Janet Grant |
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Hopkins | Michael Ferrance |
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Crew |
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Play Chairman | Rita-Anne Sousa |
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Student Director | Ruth Munch |
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Stage Manager | Margaret Andrade |
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Publicity | Lynne Bishop with Kathy Rabatin, Glenna Gaudet, and Jane Stevenson |
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Set-furnishings | Pam Gifford |
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Props | Pam Mitchell |
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Make-up | Joyce Dugan and Barbara A. Silvia with Mary Hutchinson & Carol Davis |
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Costumes | April Daniel and Pauline Kleven |
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Lighting | August Miller |
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Stage Crew | Don Ort with Palmer Hedly & Jim Welby |
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Tickets and Box Office | Louise Raposa with Eunice Simmons, Diane Crockett, & Marcia Hutler |
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Program and House | Rita-Anne Sousa with Carol Reinert |
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Our special thanks go
to the following for their valuable assistance: |
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The Newport Players Guild for the use of costumes. Don't miss the next Guild production, "Life With Father", at the Trinity Parish House on February 26, 27, 28 and March 5 and 6. | ||
Mrs. Barbara Lawton for all her time and effort with our costumes. | ||
Mrs. MacDonald for her help in coaching our cast. | ||
Mr. Taylor for help with our publicity. | ||
Mr. Sullivan for special effects. | ||
Mr. Stare. | ||
The Dorryard Antique Shop, Portsmouth. | ||
Jerry Douglas Antiques. 16 Franklin Street. | ||
Davis Storage, Portsmouth. | ||
And the others, too numerous to mention, who contributed in so many ways to our production. | ||
"The wind blew and snow fell on a freezing evening as the
Senior class presented "The Crucible" by Arthur Miller. The date
was January 22nd and 23rd and the setting was Salem, Massachusetts, with
witch craft, superstition, and even aparations controlling an audience
in awe.
Under the direction of Miss Shirlee Then, The Class of '65 executed a professional performance. Despite the detrimental weather, heavy crowds acclaimed the performance with standing ovations. Thus the fine work of the cast and the hard-working crews were complimented for a job well done!" (from the yearbook) One of the notable facts about this production was that the boys were given special dispensation to grow their hair longer than school rules usually allowed. Thank you to Jim & Chandra Griffin for the program copy J. |
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Jane Symons, Richard Lindsay |
Miss Then |
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