Elkhart Memorial High School - Monolith Yearbook (Elkhart, IN)

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If you're invisible, then how can you? “You're entitled because you just invented us! Nubbins and Mr. Gl ble friends “colorful” transp; stage for The Inv dren's theatre produc Invisible Pe imagin finally persuaded Mr. Gl to take her to the i There she was captured and held pr by the g 1, one of the less friendly v lagers. Jimmy, Cindy's brother, comes 1 rescue, and she returns safely home Inevitably, Cindy outgrows her invisi ble friends, who are confident that they will be reinvented, and soon are by Cin dy’s younger friend Barbie Barbie (Ka Keri Bates Deceitful General Grumpdump (Andy Holtz) wel- comes Cindy (Keri Bates) 10 the invisible village here he then plans to keep her prisoner.

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udors entertain with holiday music, food Musical entertainment of holiday tunes and a joyous feast is what the 250 people who attended the fifth annual Madrigal Dinner December 20 received. The cafete- ria was transformed into a 15th century banquet hall displaying tables decorated with candles, fruit, and medieval crests depicting the time period. Colorful cos- tumes of silk, velvet, crowns, and jewelry were worn by the Tudor Singers adding to the effect. Lord and Lady of Revels (Neil Peterson and Janet Lund) played the part of host and hostess for the grand feast and of their guests. The maid of tapers (Tammy Adams) designated the beginning of the occasion by lighting the candles. Songs of Christ- mas and toasts to all followed, celebrating the season. The steward (Rick Myer) pre- sented the traditional boar's head which was carried in by the pages. Home economics students served the meal of wassail punch, roast pork and dressing, browned potatoes, winter salad, and figgy pudding, all prepared by the cafeteria staff Jockomo the jester (Phil Jackson) spread Christmas spirit by amusing the audience with his acrobatic feats. A recorder ensemble and brass choir also added merriment to the festivities with their music “The Twelve Days of Christmas” was performed by nobles as each placed an ornament on the tree while singing a verse As Mary and Joseph, the lady and a royal lord (Janet Lund and Joe Monta- gono) pantomimed “The Cherry Tree Carol” in honor of Christ's birth Guests left the celebration of the Madrigal Dinner feeling like a “member of the aristocracy” after enjoying the splendid food, vivid sights, and pleasant sounds. D € I Vi ‘ | ha neigh into the festive dining halll fo start the al meal is the maid of tapers, Fammy Adams. Helping 10 decorate the Christmas tree, Bob Reames adorns the tree with an ornament representing 12 drummers drumming Mary and Joseph (Janet Lund and Joe Montagono) pantomime the cradling of the baby Jesus while the Tudors sing “The Cherry Tree Carol”