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Special
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Center staff and Arts Society students go the head of the class at the
Doo-Dah Parade! |
The
weather was perfect in May for the Arts Community of Easton's Shad
Arts Celebration Doo-Dah Parade in conjunction with the 21th Annual
Forks of the Delaware Shad Fishing Tournament and Festival, so the
Williams Center and the Arts Society enrolled a School of Fish and
went downtown for the delightful event.
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Williams
Center Director Ellis Finger was our Schoolmaster. His bait bucket
held Swedish Fish candies that he tossed to our fans.
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Technical
Director Dick Kendrick, mama's little Angelfish.
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Jesslyn
Roebuck '06 wasa lovely Bluefish.
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Willliams
Center Office Manager Carol Donnelly was a Blackened Catfish,
complete with Cajun-spiced fins.
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College
Theater Intern Eric Hart was proud to be a Clownfish.
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A
propellor on her beanie makes Maria Mignogna '03 a Flying Fish.
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Scenic
and lighting designer Vicki Neal was such a shiny Goldfish,
she had to wear shades!
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See
the fishies hanging from the hat? Nuri Noaz '03 was a Grouper!
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Jaclyn
Sekula '03 was a fine-looking Mullet.
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Costume
designer D. Polly Kendrick was...what else? a Parrotfish.
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John
Kolba '06 kept us on course as a Pilotfish.
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Williams
Center Operations Director Allison Quensen Blatt was easy to see
in her Red Snapper getup.
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The
multi-musical Jeremy Deaner '04 strutted as a Striped Bass.
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With
plastic weapon in hand, Rusty Wandall '04 was a Swordfish.
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Katherine
Rewinkel '03 was a happy Tuna...Chicken of the Sea!
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Look
at the peepers on our Walleye, Liz Youngkin '03!
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Our
parents will be so proud! We'll study later.
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Lafayette's
Crew Team went for a "roe" along the parade route. Imagine...those
guys walked backward the whole way and didn't get seasick! Team
members also offered a rowing workshop for local youngsters.
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Mulevis
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Puddles
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Carnamule
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"Nekkid
Mule" hoping to woo potential sponsors and artists.
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Instead
of towing canal barges, these fantastic fellows from the Miles
of Mules project rode the parade route in pickup trucks. The colorful
creatures were designed by local artists to celebrate along the
Delaware and Lehigh National Heritage Corridor. Find out more
at milesofmules.org.
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Fish...mules...dogs!
Truly a parade for all species.
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The
Shad Queen and Shad King ruled!
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Vera,
the Shad Queen Mother
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Not
members of the Shad Royal Family, but we love 'em anyway.
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The
Boys & Girls Club of Easton was represented.
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The
Downtown Neighborhood Association and the Easton Farmers Market
were there too.
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Will
too much shad make your hair stand on end?!
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Easton
Area Middle School and Dave Phillips Music & Sound marched
to their own tunes.
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This
pinata was on its way to be walloped by eager kids.
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Wow!
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Youngsters
from Forks School brought their big colorful Koi Noburi.
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Scales
of Justice
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There's
something fishy about that wagon....
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Everybody
flips over the Doo-Dah Parade!
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See
you next year!
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Thankyavurramuch!
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