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fs a Q 3 Twenty-two Yuletide tones of popular Christmas melodies filled Winter Festival. Rendering different moods of winter the Cody auditorium with a joyous holiday spirit as music, they Uffeffd March of the Toys and Magnum the Girl's Ensemble sang several selections in the Mysteriumf' I
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au iencea Spending spare moments studying lines and watching fellow thespians rehearse, Betsy Mitchell, Joanne Wolfe, and John Pelletier await their chance to perform in Thursday night's cast. Henry Aldrich, played by Garron Klepach, finds his idol Barbara Pierson, portrayed by Cherie Fontes, sorrowful and questioning when she finds out he has been accused of cheating. Mr. Goldstein confers with cast members, Charles May, Eleanor Sakach, and Monty Kurtyka over a last minute script review before the curtain goes up on a dress rehearsal of our fall production, What A Life . Eleanor Sakach who played the role of Barbara at Thursday night's performance finds Charles May's characterization of Henry extremely amusing as he looks on in obvious delight. Twenty-one
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mea! faknfri mudica Acad sl' i 1s Peaceful and joyous tones were produced by the fine voices of the Madrigal group, high- lighting the religious segment of the Winter Concert. Adding to the holiday moods of the Christmas Concert, the Boys' Ensemble offered their renditions of Winter Song and Wasn't that a Mighty Day. Filling the air with music, many de- lightful melodies found expression in the five hundred voices of Cody's music students. For those who were interested in reaching the top of Cody's musical scale, the Boys' and Girls' Glee Clubs were the first step. Then a blend of the better voices made up the Mixed Choir and the Boys' and Girls' Ensembles, playing more active roles in musical activities. Finally the colorful Madrigal Singers, newly formed by Mr. Freudigman, reigned as a select group of the finest voices at Cody. With the harmony of many voices in many parts, these vocalists, under com- petent direction, succeeded in delighting many a listening audience with a rich variety of sacred, spiritual, modern, and popular renditions. Twenty-three
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