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Catoctin High School Drama
Company Presents Auntie Mame
Theresa Dardanell
Photos by Theresa Dardanell
Cast of Auntie Mame.
The Catoctin change costumes
High School for each
(CHS) cast character, she
and crew of had to switch
Auntie Mame personalities.
demonstrated The story took
remarkable place over many
versatility years, so there
during their were a lot of
performances on costume changes
October 27 and for all of the
28, 2017. The characters,
story is about an Tech Crew members for Auntie Mame. not only those
orphan, played with multiple
by Casey Ecker, parts. Justin
who goes to live with his eccentric Peters, another student who had
aunt, played by Jean Pembroke. never been in a performance, played
Ecker and Pembroke, who both four different characters. Matthew
have previously performed on stage Imes also portrayed four characters
at CHS, were joined by a group of during the show. Christopher Reed,
students who played multiple roles a senior at CHS, has been in many
during the show. Some of these cast productions since his freshman
members were making their stage year. He played three very diverse
debut during this performance. characters during this show. CJ
Sophomore Isabel Rozo did an Corbin made his stage debut by
amazing job playing five completely playing three parts. Addison Eyler
different parts in her first-time also portrayed three different
performance. She not only had to characters. Zoe Scheetz played
two characters in her first on-stage
performance. Iain Hallowell and
Teairah Velasquez also joined the
cast.
When describing the cast and
crew, Director Cheryl Ehrlich said,
“I just couldn’t be prouder.” The
tech crew, supervised by teacher
Evan Felmet, worked behind the
scenes. Tech Crew members were:
Jude O’Donnell, lighting; Sophia
Degennaro and Ethan Simpson,
sound; Lauren Haller and Tara
O’Donnell, stage crew.
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Sabillasville Elementary Hosts 3
rd
Annual Sabillasville Scenic 5K/1-
Mile Fun Run
Sabillasville Courtesy Photo
Elementary
School hosted
its 3 Annual
rd
Sabillasville
Scenic 5K/1-
Mile Fun Run
on November
12, 2017. It was
organized by
the Sabillasville
Elementary
School’s Parent
Group (SES-
PG). The SES-PG would like to thank all the runners and volunteers that
came out to help support the SES-PG by participating in this event. It was a
beautiful day, and everyone seemed to really enjoy the event.
The proceeds from this event will help provide cultural arts programs and
field trips for the students of SES. Both families and single runners signed
up to run and to enjoy the scenic route, which was cheered on by students
and spectators. The SES-PG looks forward to hosting it again next year, and
hopes to see everyone back again.
The SES-PG would like to give a special thanks to its Gold Sponsors:
Scenic View Orchard, Tommy West Memorial Fund, Vinny Healy Memorial
Christian Outreach Fund, Diamond-H Construction, Catoctin Consultancy,
The Hillard Family, Gnarly Artly, KLM Specialty Projects, Mick’s Plumbing
& Heating, and Wegmans; its Silver Sponsors: Anytime Fitness, Harbaugh’s
Harvest, and Worth’s Towing; and its Bronze Sponsor: Tastefully Simple by
Dawn Fisher.
Santa’s Workshop at Catoctin High
School
Catoctin High School will hold a free holiday event for area children this
holiday season. The school’s various clubs and organizations invite area
children to Santa’s Workshop on Saturday, December 16, 2017, from 9:00-
11:00 a.m., at Catoctin High School.
The cafeteria will be transformed into a winter wonderland for children to
enjoy many fun activities, such as photos with Santa and Mrs. Claus, holiday
storytime, singing holiday carols, face painting, make-your-own holiday craft
stations, cookie decorating, letter writing to Santa, festive holiday dress-
up photo booth, and much more. All activities are free of charge! For more
information, contact Catoctin High School at 240-236-8100.