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Fall Production ls Funny Girl Upper Left: The Ziegfeld Company presents The Most Beautiful Bride . Upper Middle: Rich Gart- man makes the perfect model. Up- per Right: Fanny climbing her way to stardom. Lower Right: The per- formance moved along in leaps and bounds. Lower Middle: Mike Biese- meier serenades Sue Cline. Lower Left: Ya gotta be kidding! Left Center: Fanny dreams of the impos- sible.
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l- ff'- ff , Nh-Jay! The second annual Masquerade Dance was held this year on Friday, November 3. Twin Cities Disco provided the music for this successful event. Dancing, replaced by the word Disco , was displayed in its full glory. The costumes were quite an assortment of creative designs. Among them were: The Coneheads, Mimes, Amoebas, Raggedy Anns and Andys, and the Charmin Sisters. This ingenuity brought five dollar prizes to the following students: Catherine Braun, Jill Durant, and Margie Dedering CAmoebasJ, for Most Original Cos- tume: Tom Miller and Shelly Lindman CMr. and Mrs. Green Giantj, for cutest couple: Dan Winter CTogaJ, for Best Guy Costume: Gretchen Kuban and Sarah Ferlita, CConeheadsJ, and Sue Boyce and Judi Micek CCharmin Sistersy, tied for Best Girl Costume.
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Funny Girl , this year's fall musical, dazzled it's audience with a touch of comedy and dance. Ninety-two students participated in the making of this successful play. Funny Girl contained seven different set designs, the most Columbia Heights has ever used. The sets were constructed by the hard-working stage crew and art classes. Leading actress Kelly Bartlett appeared in all twenty-three scenes of Funny Girl , frequently accompanied by members of the high school band. As in the past, the play cast and crew presented two matinees on November 14 and 15 for the students. Evening performances were also given on Novem- ber 16, 17, and 18. Two teachers from outside our school direct- ed the play. Many thanks go to Mrs. Jerine Spindler, Mrs. Randa Stanius, and student director, Jenny Hadtrath, for all the help they gave us to make our play a success.
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