Tuesday, May 17, 2011
Black cowboy hat
Saturday, May 14, 2011
DVD
Andrew has the DVDs ready for you already. So bring check or money to the cast party. You can get either Sat. performance or both.
Wednesday, May 11, 2011
Cast Party
Be sure to respond to the evite Mrs. Mueller sent out - and check the comments she's posted there as well.
See you all Monday!
Sunday, May 8, 2011
Hey all
I am still basking in the glow of the weekend. What a great run. I am so pleased with your work. Thank you for the flowers, book and prayer. You bless my socks off.
I don't know what I have received from apprentices so far, but just turn in all the hair, makeup, accessories boxes at the cast party. That is the best time to return items to one another and my attic. We need the insulation!
Have a blessed week.
BTW if any of you have ideas of things you wish to do at the cast party just call or email Mrs. Mueller....moms or students.
Friday, May 6, 2011
Public performances
A reminder that everyone needs powder on stage - no shiny noses...
Also no friends or older/younger siblings on stage please before or after the show.
Looking forward to tonight! This is it - time to wow our families.
See you at 5:45 pm.
Wednesday, May 4, 2011
HIS Performance Week
Tuesday, May 3, 2011
Correct Directions to Decorah School
Hwy 45 to Paradise exit. Travel east to Main Street, turn north on Main Street to Vine Street (Police Department is on the corner). Turn east on Vine Street after 5-6blocks, turn right on Sylvan and school is about 1/2 block down on the left.
So sorry, about that misprint.
No one should be late but just in case you are going to be more than 2 minutes late - Call Jesse Dauster 262-685-7324 or Mrs. Dauster 262-707-8447.
Monday, May 2, 2011
Wednesday time clarification
Saturday, April 30, 2011
Backstage Apprentice Schedule
Monday May 2 (final dress rehearsal): Hannah Nelson, Aimee Steffenhagen, Abby Stephany, Kellan Vagnini
Wednesday, Mar 4: Hannah Nelson, Courtney Englund, Abby Stephany, Sarah Mueller
Thursday, May 5: Elizabeth Cantrall, Aimee Steffenhagen, Abby Stephany, Kellan Vagnini
Friday, May 6 9:30: Hannah Nelson, Courtney Englund, Abby Stephany, Felicia Mott
Friday, May 6 7:00: Elizabeth Cantrall, Aimee Steffenhagen, Abby Stephany, Sarah Mueller
Saturday, May 7 1:30: Elizabeth Cantrall, Aimee Steffenhagen, Abby Stephany, Kellan Vagnini
Saturday, May 7 700: Hannah Nelson, Courtney Englund, Abby Stephany, Felicia Mott
Friday, April 29, 2011
Time Change
Thursday, April 28, 2011
A Couple Things From Mrs. George
We are in need of two things; first, a steamer for clothing. Call Mrs. George if you can help.
Secondly, a responsible person is needed with a clothes hanger in the back of their car to help transport costumes, and must also commit to being there about 10 minutes early to Decorah, Holy Angels, and setup at the high school. Again, call Mrs. George at 262.305.8910
Thanks!
Tuesday, May 3
On Friday make sure to get a handout on the schedule for performance week with directions and times.
See you tomorrow.
Tuesday, April 26, 2011
The last 3 rehearsal times
Friday, April 29 - 12:15 - 4:30 Dress Rehearsal. Newspaper will be taking pictures and maybe interviewing.
Monday, May 2 - 12:15 - 4:30 (This is back to our usual time because there is no track meet)
There is no eating in costume, so eat lunch before you come. Some dry snacks are allowed later in the day for those who need it.
We are almost there! Keep reviewing those lines. Everyone check your entrances and exits so you are sure of them.
I am still not sure if we have a Tuesday performance - waiting on school personnel.
May the Lord grant you grace and mercy and peace in abundance, Mrs. Wells
Hair schedule - actors
You have done a great job learning the styles and getting the actors to look their part....
To help the hair gals meet their deadline these are the 3 people that need to report to hair BEFORE COSTUMING.
Katie Nelson
Sarah McCulloch
Hannah Englund
You three are exempt from unloading the trailer as well. You can make up for it at the end by loading it up.
Right after costuming go to hair- Abby Brooks, Christine Pollnow, Micaela Wells and Chastis George
Thanks everyone and thanks to Mrs. Wilke for helping out.
Friday, April 22, 2011
Info from the director
But if your child is sick, please call me at 677-1378 so I can plan accordingly. It is best to call 2 hours before a practice.
Students make sure to ask your mom if you received any emails. I am sending out notes and tweaking things via email rather than the general blog. But they only work if you read them.
Wed, April 27th - I only need the actors, not apprentices. Not a dress rehearsal. Musicians may have a shorter rehearsal - Libby will decide. I do need props out of trailer. Not sure at this time if I need townspeople....I will let you know Monday.
Since we ditched the platform, we need a rug to define Julia's house. I am thinking a braided rug in the 4' x 6' size - dark blue or brown or neutral. Please call me right away or send a picture if you have a possibility.
That is all for now - have a blessed Easter
Thursday, April 21, 2011
Costume need
On Monday - remember your T-shirts. This is what you wear each dress rehearsal and performance under your costume. You should keep it in your HIS backpack. Boys try to match it to the color of your shirt. Girls in dresses - a tank top is preferable as it is less bulky and it should be white if you are wearing a white blouse.
If there is a long line at costume check in or check out - see hats/shoes, or accessories for your string tie or neckerchief.
See you on Monday
Cookie Sale Fundraiser
The performances are coming quickly. That means it's time to bake or buy cookies! Each family MUST donate 3-4 dozen cookies that will be sold at the West Bend H.S. performances. There will be two different cookie drop off dates to choose from. The first date will be Friday, 4/29 at 4:30 PM after the rehearsal at the Refinery. Please give the cookies to Kathy Pallo or Julia Carl. We will freeze the cookies till they are needed. The second drop off date will be Friday, 5/6 before the evening show at West Bend H.S. - please drop off your cookies no later then 6:00 PM.
Please e-mail Julia Carl at jacarl1@aol.com with the date you will be dropping off your cookies - (either Fri., 4/29 @ 4:30 - Refinery or Fri., 5/6 @ 6:00 -WBHS). Please e-mail by Tuesday.
NOTE: Cookies must be in a disposable container or put your name on your container and pick up after the Saturday night show. Please, no bags to avoid broken cookies.
Thank you so much!
Julia Carl
Wednesday, April 20, 2011
HIS Scrapbooking
Important stuff from the director
Our public shows at West Bend High School are at 7:00 - not at 7:30 like I have in my former post.
Today at dress rehearsal the hair and makeup people need to set up behind the set.
Unload the trailer right away and get costumed right after that - hoping to start the meeting at 1:30 after everyone is dressed.
See you soon!
Monday, April 18, 2011
Performance Week schedule
Monday May 2 - final dress rehearsal 11:30 - 3:00 at the Refinery (Newly scheduled and changed time)
Tuesday - open for now
Wednesday May 4 - Decorah elementary in West Bend 9:40
Thursday May 5 Holy Angels in WB 9:30 Lunch together then Setup at High School - 2 hours around 12:30 - 2:30
Friday May 6 WB High School 9:30
Public shows Fri and Sat night at 7:30 and Sat aft matinee at 1:30
Please keep Tues open as Kewaskum Middle School may be hosting us.
The above times are when we start the show. You need to be there at least 75 minutes before. So the report time for the mornings is 8:15.
If your friends or family have conflicts with the 3 public performances they may come to the Friday morning show at WBHS - plenty of room. Decorah is not open. Holy Angels would have a few bleacher seats open on the edge. Any of the 2 last dress rehearsals are open, but as you know the Refinery is a bit cramped.
We will explain more today. Any other questions call Mrs. Wells
Sunday, April 17, 2011
HIS Players Make-up!
*Black Mascara
*Foundation
Note:Please don't wear any lip color unless so directed.Also, try to find foundation that matches your skin color,if you are unsure of a color please ask advice from your moms or family.
Saturday, April 16, 2011
A Note From Mrs. Englund
All actors need to bring stockings which will stay with their costumes until the last performance.
Male characters bring black crew socks that come above the ankle.
Female characters bring black crew socks or knee-high socks.
Female characters who will beb climbing the ladder bring black tights.
Thanks!
Thursday, April 14, 2011
Black Tablecloth Needed
Publicity Update!
Monday, April 11, 2011
T-shirts - last day
Sunday, April 10, 2011
Over Due Bios
Saturday, April 9, 2011
Cast Party!
Thursday, April 7, 2011
Many thanks
Thanks to Mrs. Stephany for getting the T-shirt order together.
Thanks to Dominic for holsters.
Thanks to Mr. Hensler for handles on those awesome saloon doors.
Always many thanks to the dedicated costumers.
Thanks to Mrs. Hensler for her camera craft.
Thanks to Mrs. Miller for writing all the checks and keeping track of the bills.
Thanks to Mrs. Boppre, Dominic and Mrs. Steffenhagen for a dog tail.
Thanks to Mrs. Guagliardo for keeping up the search for performance venues - keep praying for results for her.
Thanks to Mrs. Boppre, Dominic, Mary and Jesse for painting the set.
Thanks to Mrs. Dauster for keeping the show rolling.
And I know there are more kudos due to others I know not or have forgotten - so to you - may the Lord bless you richly.
In Him, Mrs. Wells
Wednesday, April 6, 2011
Outlaws and apprentices and M. Carl
Makeup/Hair: Facial stubble on Caleb V. and Caleb H. Mustache on Luke and Mexican mustache on Rachel. Scar on Drew's cheek.
Hair: I would like to see Rachel's Mexican wig.
Accessories - Do all the outlaws have a red bandana? Sarah needs hers to go over her mouth like an outlaw.
Luke's 3 fingered glove needs to be finalized this week. He needs to practice with this. Luke and girls - bring several gloves to practice and let's get it figured out. Please show me.
Caleb V. needs to wear the eye patch in practices from now on.
Hats/shoes : Drew's moccasin needs to be opened up and a sock figured out and stuffed sticking out the toe - also duct tape needs to be changed. This may take some figuring to get it to stay on. Also the horned hat looks great the way you fixed it. Caleb H. said it hurt his head. Is it too small or does it need padding? You can also try it on Caleb V. I do want someone to wear it. But they will take it off for the fight.
Drew should probably wear both boots during the square dance to keep him in alignment!
Apprentices - Monday the 11th is your big day to work with outlaws - they will be with you or practicing on their own. They will not be as available the next week.
Outlaws: On Monday show me your written out confession of your "crime" - just a couple sentences...ie. My name is one eye Jack and I.... Rachel and Sarah I need to talk with you on the phone - more specifics.
Outlaws and the Rock - I realized the rock is not being used...here are a few starters...Caleb V. climb on it and then jump off it toward Abe during your attack.
Caleb H. - toss Ursula on the rock when you say "the runaway"
Whoever has Lance and Crab - toss them just in front of the rock instead of in the front.
Just before pardoning: all outlaws will gather around and on the rock.
You are well on your way!
Monday, April 4, 2011
T-Shirts
Parking at Practice
While we're at Refinery, our parking is limited to the spaces to just in front of the part of the building we are in - so the 5-6 in front of the door. We can park on the opposite side of the building - go to the next parking lot off River Road and park against the building by the door that has the Refinery sign at the top. Please reserve the front lot to people who need to unload and directors. Thanks!
Bios
Sunday, April 3, 2011
Rehearsal Plan for Monday, April 4
Monday will be a bit different, so here goes...
Mr. Landers and Mrs. Wells will be working in the large room on the outlaw scenes 11 & 16 from noon to 2:00. If you are in those scenes, stay in the large room, so we don't waste time hunting for you.
Any actor who has carpooled early (noon) should report to Mrs. Newhouse who will be in the back narrow room past the bathrooms. Duke and Ursula - you have first priority, so please go back right away.
Those coming at 1:00 can get your posters from Katherine, report to Mrs. Newhouse, and then check with the apprentices and costuming to see if you are needed.
We will have devotions and a brief meeting at 2:00 or whenever Mr. Landers has completed his scene work.
Following that we will take 60 - 90 minutes to work all the scene changes. During that time all actors need to be in the large room. They will be unavailable to work with apprentices or costuming.
At the end of the day we will work scene 4 and 9.
Any extra time I would like Valentine and Thurio to work the checker game.
OK - See you all tomorrow! Mrs. Wells
A Note From Mrs. Boppre
Thursday, March 31, 2011
A Change in Plans
Holsters in the bag
Tuesday, March 29, 2011
Hats, Shoes, and Props
For hats and shoes we are still in need of:
- a brown hat- could be a cowboy hat or just an old beatup hat
- size 12 wide or size 13 cowboy boots
For props we are still in need of:
- a silver mug
- pistols
- rifles
- holsters
Monday, March 28, 2011
Hello HIS Players Parents!
Mr. Hummel will have the posters ready to be distributed at our next HIS rehearsal. We now need to get them prominently displayed in town! As discussed at our parent meeting, every family needs to distribute at least 3 - 5 posters to local businesses. More help is always appreciated!
Posters will be available at the beginning and end of practice this Monday from Christine Pollnow (Julia). We will keep an updated list of where they are being distributed. It would help keep the posters in good condition if you send along a folder or envelope to transport them from practice to home. (They are 81/2”x14”.) Please ask your children to bring some home if you won't be present at practices--however many you expect to be able to distribute as well as where you plan on distributing them. Many parents keep a folder containing posters in their car to distribute as they run errands, etc.
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PLEASE NOTE: Parents need to distribute posters (not students). Since posters are rather costly, only leave them at businesses that promise they'll be displayed in a front window or for public display, i.e. NOT in employee's lounge, etc. Bring some scotch tape along and offer to put the poster up.
When visiting a business, request to speak to a manager, if possible. Begin by informing them of the play; invite them directly, cheerfully informing them that it is free to the public and a family friendly comedy at the high school. If they cannot post where we'd like it, THANK them anyway but explain that due to the cost of the posters we can only post in prominent locations. Remind them of the dates (give a reminder card) and encourage them to attend again personally. This is not just poster distribution, but good public relations for HIS Players and home schooling.
Following is a list of businesses that need posters displayed. ("X" indicates poster is on the way to being displayed there.)
I know many of you know other places where we can hang our posters. The places I have listed below are top priority. Once all of these have been delivered, it would be wonderful for you to place extras.
Please choose 3 of the following businesses and let Christine know which ones you are covering. If you would like to send me an email or comment on the blog stating which businesses you would like to cover, I will do my best to match you to your choices if they are still available. Christine will stay late on Monday after rehearsal to ensure every family gets at least 3 posters.
*West Bend Library (2)
*Family Center
*Fireside Books X
*YMCA X
*Carpe Diem (near library) X
*Lots For Tots
*Play’n for Pennies
*Mirror Image Dance
*Revolution (684 S Indiana Ave)
*Zoja
*Music Academy
*White House of Music
*Volunteer Center (237 N Main Street. Bring nag cards to leave)
*Big Brothers Big Sisters (103 S Main Street. Bring nag card to leave for families)
*Casa Guadalupe
*Januli’s (Downtown)
*Jalisco’s (downtown)
*Toucan’s X
*The Binkery
*Senior Center West Bend
*Kewaskum Library
*Slinger Library
*Imagine Coffee Shop
Starbucks
Morning Glory
St. Vinnie's
Super Cuts
Heads Up
RoseMarie's
Great Clips
Once is Never Enough
Pick 'n Save North
Pick 'n Save South
Sunseed
Piggly Wiggly South
Piggly Wiggly Hwy 60
Candy Man (downtown)
Burger King
Noodles
Omicron
Paradise Mobil
Daily News
Moraine Park
Dollar Tree
BP Gas Station on Main
Panera Bread
Meadowbrook Manor
University Apts
Emmaus
Holy Angels Church & School
Montessori
Hope Church
St. John's Luth Church & School
Community Church
Trinity Luth. Church X
UCC in West Bend X
UCC in Kewaskum
Riveredge Nature Ctr.
St. Francis Cabrini
St. James
Piggly Wiggly Slinger
Kewaskum Coffee Shop
Hartford
*Hartford Library
*Hartford Perc’s Place
*Hartford Senior Center
Hartford Rec Center
The Mineshaft
Scoop De Ville
Schauer Center
A Note From Mrs. Pollnow
Sunday, March 27, 2011
Refinery this Monday - 28th
Elorine and Josiah Doak - can you call Siegmanns so that they know.
Friday, March 25, 2011
Outlaw homework
Some ad libbing parts for all of you
At the end of the play you will be talking excitedly about the first thing you are going to do when you get back to town. Plan that out.
Also when you are pardoned by the Duke there will be a little ceremony - so come up with the offence that you are being pardoned for. Make up a little story for it.
Great job withbeing patient guys - we will assign your weaponry this week.
Mr. Landers coming April 4
Actors needed at noon (or slightly before!) - scene 11 - all 6 outlaws, Speed, Valentine
Additional actors needed at 12:30 for scene 16 Proteus, Julia with a hat, Sarah McCulloch could you fill in for Johannah?
Everyone else in that scene 16 should be fine coming at the normal 1:00 and report to wherever we are working.
OK - so outlaws remember April 4th is your big day - we need guns on at that point and rifles assigned, etc.
Johannah, I am sorry I couldn't work it out for Mr. Landers to come when you were there - schedules didn't connect.
Refinery - everyone
Don't forget that we meet at the Refinery beginning on Monday, March 28. The address is 919 N. River Road. It is in a warehouse - 3rd one down - on the east side of the road between a fire station and daycare building. See you at 1:00.
Wednesday, March 23, 2011
Wooden saw horse
Monday, March 21, 2011
PROPS
Keep looking for gun holsters.
Welcome back Jesse and Megan.
Outlaws and their mothers
Thursday, March 17, 2011
Biographies
Your written bio is needed for the HIS Players display
at our public performances!
DUE DATE: April 4, 2011.
TURN IN:
1) Email completed bio to Mrs. Miller: bjmillerclan@charter.net
OR
2) Give printed bio to Megan Carl or Jason Miller at rehearsal
REQUIRED SPECIFICS:
1) 110 words or less (editor reserves the right to cut down lengthy submissions!)
2) 3rd person (use your name and “he” or “she” to refer to yourself, not “I”)
3) First sentence MUST contain your first and last name, age, and city.
Be creative within the above requirements—your bio will give an idea of who you are to those watching the performances!
Suggested topics could include:
Years you’ve been in HIS Players
Former plays/roles you’ve performed
Interests or hobbies
Plans or goals
Favorite verse
Mrs. Hensler will have past year’s bios available for you to read if you would like ideas or examples to get you started.
Be on time!
Those with late submissions will have their names listed on the blog as delinquent!
Wednesday, March 16, 2011
Cowboy boots and hats - actors and apprentices
I would like everyone who wears cowboy boots to wear them in the square dance rehearsal on Monday - you may need to bring extra or special socks so you don't get blisters.
I would like a list from Hannah and Lizzie on Monday regarding who still needs cowboy boots and/or hat and what size/color.
The Ranch Name
We need to start over on the name of the Duke's ranch. Long story short - the paper I had written the ideas on was crumpled and burned. Boy that sounds like an elementary school homework excuse, but it is true. I do apologize.
So please post your ideas under here. Have a family brainstorming session.
It would be really cool if it had meaning to it - something to do with the play or William Shakespeare and incorporating the Wild West. Please resubmit any names from the previous list.
Comments from March 14
Has anyone seen the color wheel?
Boy oh boy did we ever miss you, Jesse and Megan. We had a very difficult time finding things and as we were leaving the parking lot after practice - Jeremy noticed the trailer doors wide open. WOW, that was close. Many, many thanks to Katie and Aliesia for filling in on the script and blocking book.
Tuesday, March 8, 2011
Great Job
Katie and Hannah Nelson - thanks so much for the great teaching of the Virginia Reel yesterday. It looks great. You all looked like you were having a great time and you should as it is a party.
Lindsey Vagnini and Sarah Gumness - I thank you ahead of time for your square dance teaching.
Dominic Boppre - Thanks for creating a wagging tail plus harness, a rope ladder, cleaning up each week and now a checkerboard.
Libby Siegmann - You are leading your team of musicians with enthusiasm and encouragement and I am most pleased with the result. Great job!!
Thank you all - it makes the directing job easier
Saturday, March 5, 2011
Girls - bring this
possible. This would be helpful to us and them, so nothing gets spread
around.
Thank you so much, and God bless! Hair Apprentices
Friday, March 4, 2011
Urgent Need for computer work
Sunday, February 27, 2011
A Note From Mrs. Hensler
Thursday, February 24, 2011
Ranch name and insult
Siblings and parents can help!
We also need a wild west insult of 5 syllables. It is on page 13, spoken by Thurio and replaces "overweening slave".
pencils and boxes
I was disappointed that some of you didn't follow through with what I had asked you to bring to practices.
Apprentices - have those boxes on Monday. And bring more than you think you will need.
Cast - you always need a pencil - so why not pack 2 in your folder. You need to write down all blocking. Do not trust your memory. In a pinch - borrow a pencil from the stage managers.
Speaking of memory - work on memorizing with pizazz - appropriate pauses, emphases, drawn out words. Take time to know what you are saying. Use the definitions that Megan has posted.
Remember the costume that you have tried on may not be the final one. Don't get too attached.
checker board
Mr. H. suggested just getting a larger dowel and slicing for the checkers.
Any takers?
Monday, February 21, 2011
Definitions
Adieu-noun-: farewell – (scene 1. Proteus)
Coy-adjective- : shrinking from contact or familiarity (scene 1. Valentine)
Mirth-noun-: gladness or gaiety as shown by or accompanied with laughter (scene 1. Valentine)
Devotee-noun-: an ardent follower, supporter, or enthusiast (as of a religion, art form, or sport) (scene 1. Valentine)
Metamorphosed- verb - : to change strikingly the appearance or character of : transform (scene 1. Proteus)
Nought - variant of naught meaning: nothing (scene 1. Proteus)
Fodder – noun - : something fed to domestic animals; especially: coarse food for cattle, horses, or sheep (scene 1. Proteus)
Mutton – noun - : the flesh of a mature sheep used for food (scene 1. Speed)
Beshrew – verb - : curse (scene 1. Proteus)
Peruse – verb - : to examine or consider with attention and in detail : study (scene 2. Lucetta)
Wanton – adjective - : playfully mean or cruel : mischievous (scene 2. Julia)
Gingerly – adjective - : very cautious or careful (scene 2. Julia)
Injurious – adjective - : inflicting or tending to inflict injury (scene 2. Julia)
Contemptuously – adjective - : manifesting, feeling, or expressing deep hatred or
disapproval : feeling or showing contempt (scene 2. Julia)
Peremptory – adjective - : putting an end to or precluding a right of action, debate, or delay; specifically: not providing an opportunity to show cause why one should not comply (scene 3. Angelina)
Sirrah – noun- : used as a form of address implying inferiority in the person addressed (scene 4. Valentine)
Morrow – noun - : morning (scene 4. Valentine)
Tripe – noun - : something poor, worthless, or offensive (scene 4. Speed)
Jest – noun - : an utterance (as a jeer or quip) intended to be taken as mockery or humor (scene 4. Speed)
Hearken – verb - : listen, to give respectful attention (scene 4. Speed)
Victuals – noun – : food usable by humans (scene 4. Speed)
Constancy – noun - : fidelity, loyalty (scene 5. Proteus)
Ensuing –verb – ensue: to strive to attain : pursue (scene 5. Proteus)
Perplexity – noun - : the state of being perplexed : bewilderment (scene 5. Lance)
Jerkin – noun - : a close-fitting hip-length usually sleeveless jacket (scene 6. Valentine)
Doublet – noun - : a man's close-fitting jacket worn in Europe especially during the Renaissance (scene 6. Thurio)
Volley – noun - : a burst or emission of many things or a large amount at once (scene 6. Silvia)
Penitential – adjective - : of or relating to penitence or penance (scene 6. Valentine)
Celestial – adjective - : of, relating to, or suggesting heaven or divinity (scene 6. Valentine and
Proteus)
Madcap – adjective - : marked by capriciousness, recklessness, or foolishness (scene 7. Speed)
Rogue – (scene 7. Speed)
Forsworn – adjective - : guilty of perjury (scene 8. Proteus)
Forbear – verb - : obsolete : to do without (scene 8. Lucetta)
Lascivious – adjective - : lewd, lustful
Treachery – noun - : violation of allegiance or of faith and confidence : TREASON (scene 8. Proteus)
Infamy – noun - : evil reputation brought about by something grossly criminal, shocking, or brutal (scene 8, Lucetta)
Thither – adverb - : to that place : there (scene 9. The Duke)
Overweening – adjective - : arrogant, presumptuous (scene 9. Thurio)
Nightingale – noun – : an Old World thrush noted for the sweet usually nocturnal song of the male (scene 9. Valentine)
Malignant – adjective - : evil in influence or effect (scene 9. Valentine)
Knave – noun - : a male servant (scene 9. Lance)
Whit – noun - : the smallest part or particle imaginable (scene 12. Julia)
Conceitless – adjective – : without excessive pride in one’s own worth or virtue (scene 12.
Siliva)
Importunity – noun - : the quality or state of being importunate, overly persistent in request or demand (scene 12. Silvia)
Obstinate – adjective - : stubbornly sticking to an opinion, purpose, or course in spite of reason, arguments, or persuasion (scene 12. Proteus)
Vouchsafe – verb - : to grant or furnish often in a gracious or condescending manner (scene 12 Proteus)
Quips – noun - : a clever usually taunting remark : gibe (scene 12. Proteus)
Quell – verb – : to put down : suppress (scene 12. Proteus)
Spurns – verb - : to kick aside : reject (scene 22. Proteus)
Cur – noun - : a mongrel or inferior dog (scene 13. Lance and Proteus)
Vex – verb - : to bring trouble, distress, or agitation (scene 13. Proteus)
Therewithal – adverb - : besides (scene 13. Proteus)
Gild – verb – : to cover with or as if with a thin coating of gold (scene 14. Ursula)
Valor – noun – : personal bravery in the face of danger (scene 15. Thurio)
Thicket – noun - : a dense growth of shrubbery or small trees (scene 16. Six-Toe Jack)
Ere – preposition - : before (scene 16. Proteus)
Accurst – adjective - : being under or as if under a curse (scene 16. Proteus)
Degenerate – adjective – : having sunk to a lower state or level (scene 16. The Duke)
Boon – noun - : benefit, favor; especially : one that is given in answer to a request (scene 16. Valentine)

