Nicolet High School - Shield Yearbook (Glendale, WI)

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'Guys 8: Dolls' Makes 'Point' With Audience The dice rolled in an auditorium sewer as directors Mr. Jimmy Bicker- staff and Mr. Wayne Jipson made their points. And as the dice turned up on their final spin, the players did not crap out, indeed they won the acco- lades of their audience supporters as Guys and Dollsl' rolled to a successul end. Everyone connected with the show really pulled together at show time. That included the cast and crew as well as the orchestra. It made the show an enjoyable experience. I'm glad I could be a part of it, said Mike Fair- man fNathan Detroitl. The plot of the play, centered on a Damon Runyan short story, The ldyll of Sarah Brown, is about gamblers: people who not only gamble with mon- ey and dice, but also with their hearts. There were two major love stories in the play. The first was between Na- than Detroit IBill Faudef Mike Fair- manj who was a small-time operator of the Oldest Established Permanent Floating Crap Game In New York. Detroit was devoted to Adelaide iDan- ita Reed f Janette Davisj although a bit irregularly. In fact, their engagement lasted for 14 years. The other love story concerns Sky Masterson fMike JipsonfJim Froemmingl a big-league gambler and his love Sarah Brown iJan HinsonfBarb Sederl who is a Sal- vation Army worker. I thought that everyone involved did a great job. A lot of seniors that had never been in choir before, really worked hard, stated senior Mike Jip- son. Peter Lococo, in his first year, echoed Mike's statement saying, I felt in my first year I learned a bushel- full of experience. All the more exper- ienced people involved helped me very much. I think the musical was the success that it was because of that involvement. It was sad, and it was funny, but it was better than even money that the audience enjoyed Guys and Dolls.

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K J' P s e THIS PAGE: 1. Sophomore class mem- bers including Kathy Easom and Kelly Sells, strove in the tug-o-war even though overematched by the seniors. 2. Senior Bill Faude helped his class win the Knight 500. 3. Varsity squad mem- bers, Jim Spielman, Rob Manders, and Pete Lococo react to the cheering at the pep rally. 4. The sack race didn't end so well for Cathy Steinmetz. OPPOSITE PAGE: 1. The sack race began well for junior Cathy Steinmetz as her class strove to capture the spirit cup. 2, Disco dancing was provided at Homecoming by seniors Mike Fairman and Polly Byrnes. 3. Sophomore power was the pep rally cheer of class members Kay Goodrich and Michelle'Hall. --.-e---

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Nm. 'l ' H 4:9 K CAST FOR GUYS AND DOLLS Wed nesday-F riday BILL SELLS DAN BIZUB CHARLES GOLDEN JAN HINSON BONNIE RAPKIN BILL FAUDE MIKE JIPSON DANITA REED SCOTT ALTMAN .IOELSLATER PETER LOCOCO JILL BRUNNER Thursday-Saturday MIKE REIELS HARVEY OATES BRIAN MORRIS BARBSEDER MOLLY FISHER MIKE FAIRMAN JIM FROEMMING JANETTE DAVIS JOHN HEROLD SCOTT BOLENS DAVE KUELER MARCY SHCIESSEL in THIS PAGE: 1. Big Jules Isenior Peter Lococoi was caught in the act of preparing for his next big number. 2. Discussing the plans for the crap game were Nathan Detroit Isenior Mike Fair- mani Benny Isenior Harvey Oatesi Nicely-Nicely Isenior Mike Reielsi and Rusty Ijunior Brian Mor- risi. 3. During one of their more intimate scenes, Sky Isenior Mike Jipsoni sings Vue Never Been In Love Before to Sarah Isenior Jan Hinson.I OPPOSITE PAGE: 1. Adelaide Isenior Danita Reedi does a night club performance at the Hot Box. 2, Juniors Kirsten Radaker, Sally Schley, seniors Terri Biller, Sue Ochelek, and freshman Debbie Sager performed a kick line while Adelaide sang A Bushel and a Peckf'