The Middletown High
School Drama Club
with The
National Thespian Troupe 2220
Alice In Wonderland
by Lewis Carroll
performed June 3, 4, & 5, 1966
Directed by Mrs. Elizabeth MacDonald & Mr. Paul Venancio
Student Director: Ellen Lois Parker
Class of 1967 Junior Play
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Cast
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| Alice |
Susan Sefton
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| White Rabbitt |
John Silvia
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| Caterpillar |
Barry Botelho
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| Fish Footman |
Carol Rocklin
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| Frog Footman |
Don Kimbrel
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| Duchess |
Patricia Barry
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| Cook |
Dawn Young
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| Chesire Cat |
Cheryl Jordan
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| March Hare |
David Nestor
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| Mad Hatter |
Anthony Thompson
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| Dormouse |
Kathy Finn
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| Queen of Hearts |
Joyce Sefton
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| King of Hearts |
Darrell Martin
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| Knave of Hearts |
Phillip Ward
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| Gryphon |
Michael Bunker
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| Mock Turtle |
Eugenia Walsh
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| Cards |
William Skahill, G.B.Reynolds, Tim Tremblay, Pat Dougherty,
Melodie Shaw, Betsie Lee, Janis Foxworth, Stephanie Stringer, Sandi
McLeish, Connie Tonet, Barbara Meteraud, Donna Kay Cardoza (4©),
Bob Grasing
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| Red Chess Queen |
Stacey Kerr
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| Tweedledum |
Sue Drummond
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| Tweedledee |
Susan Roach
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| White Chess Queen |
Janet Kelly (McCarthy)
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| Humpty Dumpty |
Steve Huttler
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| ? |
Carol Ann Austin
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Crew
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| Student Director/Stage Manager |
Ellen Parker
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| Assisstant Stage Manager |
Pamela Owens
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| Production Manager |
Kathy Tonnes
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| Business Manager |
Carolyn Joynt
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| Music |
Deborah Martin
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| Publicity |
Debby Godfrey
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| Tickets |
Sue Spero
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| Programs |
Debbie Braman
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| Make-Up |
Jessica Bean, Mary Isabella Burns
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| Costumes |
Anne Venancio, Faith Hope Souza
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| Properties |
Kathy Worthylake
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| Technical Crew |
Paul Hurteau
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| Stage Crew |
Erik Reed Mohn, Gardiner Bannister Reynolds III
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S. Sefton
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D. Kimbrell
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S. Drummon, S. Roach, S. Sefton
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C. Rocklin
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S. Sefton, S. Huttler
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E. Walsh
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S. Sefton, ?
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S. Kerr
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?, S. Sefton, ?, ?
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?, S. Sefton
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S. Sefton, ?
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K. Finn, A. Thompson, J. Kelly, S. Sefton, S. Kerr,
S. Drummond, S. Roach, D. Nestor
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the Banquet
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"There is more meaning behind the strange characters
in the distorted world of the Alice books thanm first appears.
Adults find that the upside-down world of Alice reflects almost uncannily
the true nature of life." - J.B.Priestley
One of the memories that will will be most cherished by the class of 1967 is its presentation of "Alice In Wonderland." Under the direction of Mrs. Elizabeth MacDonald and Mr. Paul Venancio, the class succeeded in bringing to the audience the delightful adventures of a little girl who finds herself in a perplexing imaginary world. Deserving praise for the use of their imagination and talent are the stage crew, working with our able friend from Norway, Erik Mohn, and the cast, who tried and succeeded in making "Alice" an experience to remember. |
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