Cathedral High School - Pantherpix Yearbook (Springfield, MA)

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Showmen perform on, off stage Combined efforts of novelty acts and soloists made Music in Two’s, the 1971 Minstrel, a great success. The work of such renowned artists as Rogers and Hammerstein, and Simon and Garfunkel rang throughout the entire revue. Along with some of last year’s participants, a number of new faces appeared. But for the performers, it was the preparations and what happened offstage, from the superball games in the bandroom, to the chicken-fights in the cafeteria, that will never be forgotten. 4

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1 Mark Lucier and Carol Hahn; 2 Beth Bueker and Jim O’Connor; 3 Doris Breton; 4 Beth Bueker, Dave Brodeur, and Kevin Jandreau; 5 Janet Bacon; 6 Mark Lucier, Gene Tyrus, Don Giguere, Beth Bueker, Kevin Jandreau, Jim O'Connor, Tom MacKay, Bill Kozlowski. 21

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4 1 Strawheaded Brian McKenna and Janet Ko- walski plead to the Wizard for a brain. 2 Trials and joys of growing up are discussed musically by Liz Dineen and Neil Garvey in ‘I Am Six- teen, Going on Seventeen.’ 3 ’ ‘Sam you made the pants too long’, but the hat fits fine,”’ reas- sures Gail Kulig. 4 Folk singer Amy Geoffroy gives her interpretation of ‘‘Heidi-Hi, Heidi- Ho.” 5 To their guitar accompaniment, June Hussey, Doreen Landry, and Debbie Caffrey continue ballad style with, “I Am A Rock.” 6 As a Sailor in “South Pacific,’ Karen LePage brings ‘Honey Bun” to life. 7 With wistful ex- pressions, Judy Murphy, Mary Kay Buckley, Diane Bolduc, and Joanne Noonan search for “The Perfect Nanny.”