Family feud fuels fall play
Fort Dodge Senior High presents ‘Cactus Pass’
-Messenger photo by Britt Kudla <BR> Granny Putnam, played by Kemauri Martin, left, is held at baby by Nora Ludlow, played by Joely Gilbert, during Fort Dodge Senior High's fall play, "Cactus Pass," on Friday in the Gail Niceswanger Little Theatre.
-Messenger photo by Britt Kudla <BR> Taylor Barringtion, played by Miah Heath, gets into the moment during the fall play, "Cactus Pass," on Friday inside the Gail Niceswanger Little Theatre at Fort Dodge Senior High.
-Messenger photo by Britt Kudla <BR> Harper Sandahl as Miranda Barrington (left) and Leah Myer as Fifi perform a scene in the fall play, "Cactus Pass," on Friday at Fort Dodge Senior High.
-Messenger photo by Britt Kudla <BR> Kyle Pederson, acting as Trevor Barrington III, performs in the fall play, "Cactus Pass," on Friday at Fort Dodge Senior High.
-Messenger photo by Britt Kudla <BR> Maddie Putnam, played by Jolie Waldschmidt, performs in Fort Dodge Senior High's fall play, "Cactus Pass," on Friday in the Gail Niceswanger Theatre.
-Messenger photo by Britt Kudla <BR> Granny Putnam, played by Kemauri Martin, left, is held at baby by Nora Ludlow, played by Joely Gilbert, during Fort Dodge Senior High's fall play, "Cactus Pass," on Friday in the Gail Niceswanger Little Theatre.
-Messenger photo by Britt Kudla <BR> Taylor Barringtion, played by Miah Heath, gets into the moment during the fall play, "Cactus Pass," on Friday inside the Gail Niceswanger Little Theatre at Fort Dodge Senior High.
-Messenger photo by Britt Kudla <BR> Harper Sandahl as Miranda Barrington (left) and Leah Myer as Fifi perform a scene in the fall play, "Cactus Pass," on Friday at Fort Dodge Senior High.
-Messenger photo by Britt Kudla <BR> Kyle Pederson, acting as Trevor Barrington III, performs in the fall play, "Cactus Pass," on Friday at Fort Dodge Senior High.
-Messenger photo by Britt Kudla <BR> Maddie Putnam, played by Jolie Waldschmidt, performs in Fort Dodge Senior High's fall play, "Cactus Pass," on Friday in the Gail Niceswanger Theatre.