Bloomington High School South, The Gothic, 1975, Page 22

Description:	Drama provides entertainmentDuring the fall and winter months,the theatre arts department entertained the student body with threeplays.The first, U.S.A., is composed ofvignettes of many elements of American life from the turn of the centurythrough the 20s.The second production, Harvey,is a lighthearted comedy about alonely man and his six-foot companion who just happens to be a whiterabbit. David May, as Elwood Dowd,was the principal character.Medea, the third performance,featured Eva Bachmura in the titlerole. It is the story of one womansrevenge against the injustice of herhusband and a society that tried tokeep women from thinking or feeling.TOP: Sara Randall attempts to locate Harvey after being introduced by Elwood P.Dowd (David May). BOTTOM LEFT: DavidMiller as Jason and Eva Bachmura as Medeaengage in one of the numerous arguments ofthe play. BOTTOM RIGHT: Chessley Sexton reflects on a rare happy event in Medea.22 Fall/Winter Theatre Arts
Source:	http://cdm17129.contentdm.oclc.org/cdm/ref/collection/hs-bloomsouth/id/435
Collection:	Bloomington High School South

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