school where so great
of one’s li ;
the . most

235, 1983.~ North Shore: News -

show.
_ As:

ficulties oF ‘growing.

force-fed an education and of the students.-
having to function: within a

bureaucracy. that. infuriates successful.
students and teachers alike.

ing and sincere.

LOOKING FORWARD «. to » the Christmas holidays, this fictitious grad class of '84 give each

other gifts. Left to right are Elena Kirschner, Alison Graber, Elaine King, Jamie Roop, and
Robin Fraser.

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most of whom are from the
North Shore, |
energy and talent make the

and their

a director; O'Rourke

betas a fin troupe: ‘of ac-"
‘the frustration “of being tors, singers, and dancers out

- But as a writer, he is less
A: ‘great deal “of research

And the.result.is both dar- went into ‘the play,. and a
sincere effort to understand

was* ‘made. ‘by, O'Rourke
before he sat down to begin
the script of Skool.

The resulting play builds up.
in intensity as students com.

unfortunately- the play

‘resembles more an anachron-

istic. sixties melodrama,

whicli verges on the absurd

‘when a party scene with a lit-
tle pot and a couple of cans
of Olympia beer has one stu-
dent freaking out and having
a “‘bad trip’’.

As the drama mounts, and
school regimen is likened to
Orwell's 1984 society and the

: symbolic suicide by a student

becomes inevitable. It is also

' mainly unbelievable because

he seems to have no Ppar-
ticular reason for ending it all
ther than worrying about
leaving school...

The musical is far more

of understanding, cliqu res and S

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