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light vigil to honor those who
died   and   those   who   still
remain missing in action.
"The candle is a light in the
darkness," said Lt. Al Barr,
chaplain of the California
Aviation Classification Re¬
pair Activity Depot. "It is a
flickering light—but a light
nonetheless.'
"When I light this candle,"
said Barr, "I am not alone.
„Mine is a common exper¬
ience of many. I share this
remembrance with a num¬
ber of human beings."
These men and women
marched to ^rar paying the
highest price?* said Young-
blood quoting McArthur. "I
do not know the glory of their
birth, but I do know the glory
of their death. The soldier,
above all men. is called to
make the greatest sacrifice."
At the height of the
ceremony, when taps were
being sounded, the crowd
moved closer together to
share the experience. As
each person lit a candle, he
whispered or said aloud the
name of the person he was
remembering.
"Tom Manzono, friend...
Dave Petroski, best friend,"
and it went on and on until
the names of husbands,
brothers, fathers and friends
were sent soaring into the
night sky.
"We came to see and to pay
honor and respect," said
Mildred Hicks, who lost her
husband in the war. "It is
sad, a lot of people's lives are
here.
"The war was a long time
ago, but it doesn't matter,"
said Hicks softly. "As long as
there is breath in the body,
it's never too late."
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tici pants, and gossiping about Sheri Lee.
Johnson does an outstanding job as
Liz. She is always in character, even
when the action is not centered on her.
She is totally immersed in the scene, her
facial expressions let us know exactly
what her character is thinking without
ever being over done.
Nicolette Tempesta started off slowly,
but quickly gained steam as the night
went on. Although her character is lack¬
ing confidence, she b«^~a sour dis¬
position that manifests itself in nasty
remarks and personal attacks on those
she perceives as weaker—like Paula
Paula, drunk and expelled from the
pageant after vomiting^orra teacher's
shoes, is the third element in a hilarious
triad. >.
Baker gives an endearing perform¬
ance, that is not only funny, but a sen¬
sitive portrayal of a '^ young . girl in
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The three trade one-liners'and insults,
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other. All is done in/goodf fun until the
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t6~ttre-playf
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