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At Forest View Students to Offer Varied Drama Fare Grenlie, son of Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Grenlie, 2403 George Rolling Meadows; and Wayne Andre, wn of Mr. and Mrs. A one-act play, a radio play, and Ikretf speeches will head- Unt fee drama (are presented by Ibrwt View High School students Friday, Feb.

8 at 8 p.m. to the theater. A comedy in one act, "The Apollo of Bellac," Is set In an Office of Inventions and re- votves around a shy girl looking tor a Job. She is Jgnored until nondescript little man from the town of Bellac comes to bet aid. He demonstrates that she can have her way with any man if she- wfll, upon meeting him, de- clare that he handsome and compare him to the statue of the Apollo of Bellac (nonexistent) This she does, beginning hesitantly with the clerk and working up most successfully to the Chairman of the Board.

THE RADIO play, "Lonesome Train," was written in 1942 in honor of Abraham Lincoln and tells the story in words a music of the train which carried Lincoln's body through the country before his burial in Springfield, Illinois. The speeches, also tributes to Lincoln, are Carl Sandburg's "Tribute to Lincoln," delivered by Jim McKelvey, son of Mr. and Mrs. James McKelvey, 73 Forest Lane, Elk Grove Village; "Lincoln and Madison Avenue," given by Peter Florczak, son of Mr. and Mrs.

M. G. Plorcuk, ,600 W. Lance i Des Plaines; and "A Perfect Tribute," given by Mike Mortensoa, son of Mr. and Mrs.

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Chicago Palatine of Northwctt Hwy Phone FL SO 000, CL 3-5401 The chorus, under the direction of Vincent Ahnquist, will accompany "A Perfect Tribute" Tickets are not reserved and may be purchased from drama students, from the corridor of building at the school, and from the door the night of the performance. FACULTY DIRECTORS are Daniel Padberg, "The Apollo of Mrs. Maryann Dillard, 'Lonesome and Mrs. Peggy Davis, monologues. Mrs.

Dillard is also technical director for "Apollo of Bellac," and Peggy Castle, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Castle, 36 Evergreen, Elk Grove Village, is the student director The cast of "The Apollo of Bellac," is as follows: Agnes, played by Kathie Dunn, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Dunn, 34 Woodcrest, Elk Grove Village; a man, played by Jeff Squassoni, son of Mr.

and Mrs. W. Squassoni, 31S S. Wilkens Drive, Des Plaines; Therese, played by Carol Eckel, daughter of Mr. and Mrs Charles Eckel, 516 Ridgewood a Elk Grove Village; Chevredent, played by A Brace, daughter of Mr.

a Mrs. Fred Brace, 2601 Grouse Lane, Rolling Meadows; the Chairman of the Board, played by Mike Wade, son of Mr. and Mrs. Burton Wade, 3301 Peacock Lane, Rolling Meadows; vice-president, played 'by Garth Boyer, son of Mr. and Mrs.

G. A. Boyer, 215 Placid Way, Elk Grove Village; President, played by i Sunblad, son of Mr. and Mrs. W.

V. Sunblad, 3106 S. State Road, Arlington Heights; clerk, played by Roger Baron, son of Mr and Mrs. Stanley Baron, 915 School Street, Mt. Prospect; Mr.

Rasemutte, played by Mike Mortenson; and Mr. Lepedura, played by Pete Florezak. THE CAST OF "Lonesome Train" is as follows: Ellen Harrison, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Max Harrison, 342 Bianco, Elk Grove Village; Carole Benson, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Alvin Benson, 1062 Carswell, EDc Grove Village; Linda Maitland, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. D. G.

Maitland, 1113 Holiday Lane, Des Plaines; Jean Rossiter, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. G. Rossiter, 1150 Clark Lane, Des Plaines; Corinne Palermo, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Frank Palermo, 1725 Verde Drive, Mt Prospect; Gale Burnett, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Stan Burnett, 264 Edgeware, Elk Grove Village; Guy Jensen, son of Mr and Mrs Harold Jensen, 817 Na- wata, Mt. Prospect; Gary Maxwell, son of Mr. and Mrs.

Roy Maxwell, 75 S. Wille Road, Des Plaines; Dick Allen, son of Mr. and Mrs. George Allen, 818 Nawa- ta, Mt. Prospect; Dick Mosher, son of Mr.

and Mrs. Fred Mosher, 531 Kathleen Drive, Des Plaines; Pat Oliver, son of Mr. and Oliver, 813 S. Main Street, Mt. Prospect; Jim -McKelvey, son of Mr.

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