Cambridge High School - Tableau (Cambridge, MN)

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ANNIE THE CAST NNIE ................. KIM RODDY LIVER WARBUCKS . . . SHAWN LUND RACE FARRELL . . . CAROL ERICKSON IISS HANNIGAN . . JENNIFER GOSSETT DOSTER ............... JOHN RYAN LY ST. REGIS ........... TERRI HALL ERT HEALY . . MATTHEW REYNOLDS ZESIDENT ROOSEVELT . DAN ERICKSON i 'Q Q 1 mf 1.

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we-' Annie will certainly take its place as one of the most popular musicals ever presented at CHS. Over 2 IOO people attended the record-breaking six performances, which were sold out prior to opening night. The cast was 55 strong. plus the I5 members of the pit band. that pulled together to delight the audiences with songs, laughter, dancing. and scenery that made CHS proud to call Annie their own. Some of the highlights were: the orphans singing Hard Knock Life , Annie singing Tomorrow Q the bums of Hooverville singing and dancing to We'd Like to Thank You, Herbert Hoover , Oliver Warbucks shaving his head and singing out NYC , Miss Hannigan. Rooster, and Lily singing and kicking to Easy Street , Ben Healy strutting out to Never Fully Dressed , FDR and his cabinet giving us a new deal: the servants dusting, singing, and jumping from the balcony: Grace Farrell who wanted cheese, the beautiful mansion with carpeted stairway. sleigh. Christmas tree, and falling snow, the three standing ovations. The cast, the crews, the directors CBruce Danielson and Frank Wellsj. and the audiences will long remember Annie and the spring she came to CHS, I ' K BW. iff fe 5.4, t M, f ff K

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Snow-Daze, Hawaiian style, even the weather cooperated! The week was filled with activities to help push the non-winter blues away. Dress up days, slave day, Pie in the face, and the annual studentffaculty basketball game, with an entertaining half-time show, were a few. As usual, the week's festivities ended with an all- school dance. l-l Ll I fl l 4' l s i l 4 I ., ,,' V! p is ff'1 4 ' me