Dramatic wounds at St. Michael's School

A zombified Legacy Krampl
Diana Smith photos

St. Michael's School Drama students, under the tutelage of Diana Smith, have been wounding themselves and each other again.  For their end of the school year project they created makeup wounds, as they did last year, with some startling results, examples of which are pictured here.

Eddie Many Guns, made up by Bailey McDougall

The zombie theme has proven to be a popular choice, according to Mrs. Smith.  She intends to round out the makeup lessons with some prettier stuff, fantasy masks and the like, as the school year winds down.  The students pictured here are from grades 6 to 10, but the class also includes grade 11 and 12 students.  The Junior High kids did it for fun and to learn, and the Senior High projects were marked.

Madison Arnold - bruised but unbowed

A cheeky wound for Ethan Choi

A bang-up job on Liam Grier

Denby Ettenhofer facing piles of trials with smiles

A black eye for Kalib Smith

A rough day at the theatre for Mathias Gelber

Isabelle Charette dramatically composed despite bruising

A wounded Whitney Holoboff

A wounded Davina Nelson

Chante Bastien's bloodied hand

The glass in Chante Bastien's bloodied hand is real (the wound is makeup, of course), and was salvaged from the site of last year's mock accident, which featured St. Michael's Drama students as accident victims.  Click here for that story: Rural Physician Action Plan stages accident simulation in Pincher Creek