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Boys Octet-Swing Choir Boys There is nothin' like a Dame. Girls Octet —Swing Choir Girls ' You Light Up My Life. The MA C. Music Contest was held in Leyton on April 8th. We had two medal winners: Lisa Franklin, alto sax solo; and Sandi Skov, Tenor sax solo. The trumpet trio on the trophy for the best instrumental ensemble. They are the first eighth graders from Lodge Pole to receive a trophy in music so we are very proud of them. We received nine superior ratings, and twenty excellants. The spring concert was held on May 1st, in which many of the contest entries were performed Special guests were the Tennessee Ridge-Runner All Male Quintet. Below: Girls Duet Faye and Becky Rankin The District Music Contest was held in Scottsbluff April 24th. We had twenty-four entries, so there was quite a bus-load On the way back we stopped at Godfather's. I guess Dad (Mr. Franklin) thought we were good kids for once and deserved a treat. 22
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GODSPELL In the opening scene of GODSPELL these robots portray how humans are like robots before they see the light of God, and how |ohn the Baptist gave them the light by baptisting them. GODSPELL - is a musical based on a modern day version of the gospel of St. Matthew. Gospel'' means good news. The word GODSPELL plays off this word. In the play we presented the good news: and also the cast tried to create a spell of God, which meant showing love and kindness to the audience. Many people laughed and cried during the performance, which was said to be one of the best plays Lodgepole has ever done. But it wasn't that easy to get ready for the play. Many grueling hours were spent learning the music and also the lines. Robby, who played Jesus, was the only one who had to really spend alot of time learning lines. The rest of the cast performed little skits about different parts of the gospel of St. Matthew The play focused on the parables of Jesus who was played by Robby Ommen. The historical element occured when Judas, Bob Campbell, betrayed Jesus. Other than this, the play consisted of parable-pantomine enacted by the clowns who represented human kind, the clowns were played by: Julie Mika, Rena Block, Sandi Skov, Ron lessen, Kent Sick, John Bartling, Nancy Namuth, Deb Buss. The light crew was Cliff Grimes, Kurt Huff, Randy Anderson, and Ron Ommen. The director was Mr. Diercks, who was in charge of all the wild animals, and the musical director was Mr. Franklin along with Mr. Rolaids Faye Rankin and Judy Fraass played accompaniment. On the drums —Chuck Davis; Sonia Sick played electric piano; also Joyce Franklin played the organ.
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