The Cast of M*A*S*H Takes Their Final Bow of the Weekend

Brad Prier

Sophomores Sam Anglin (Janice) and Pat Leitzen (Captain Ugly) exchange flirtatious banter in WDHS’s fall play production of M*A*S*H, which held its first show on Veteran’s Day. 

The cast of WDHS’s M*A*S*H takes their final bow at its matinee performance on Sunday, Nov. 13^th. 
Photgraphs taken by Jack O'Brien

“Cast and crew set?” “We are set!”
Those were the words spoken right before the curtain opened and the play began. The students in the production had been practicing for 2 and a half months and couldnt’ wait any longer. The crowd laughed at jokes the actors thought were funny 2 months ago. The play  went along very well and the
crowds came all weekend to watch the performance, some people came more than once. When Janice told Captain Ugly that she would rather have the rain than an ugly compliment, the whole crowd laughed, but when they saw Captain Ugly’s sad face the laughter changed to awws. Directors Michele Meade and Gretchen Kratochwill, as well as student director Erin Norton, were happy to see their hard work pay off. After opening night performance the tradition continued of going to Perkin’s for a late night breakfast. The cast returned home tired, but anxious for the second and third performances which went just as smoothly as the first. The cast and crew of M*A*S*H would like to thank all who attended and helped the play in any way.