Elston High School - Elstonian Yearbook (Michigan City, IN)

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Tcvye and his family sing Sabath Prayer” before eating their meal. Tevye Golde Tzeitel Hodel Chava Sphrintze Biekle Yente Motel Perchik Lazar Wolf Mordcha Rabbi Mendel Avrahm Nachum Grandma Tzeitel Fruma Sarah Constable Fyedka Shaindel Greg Meell Jodie Taub Terri Jackson Mary Schaaf Sarah Flint Susan McNabb Laura Hodcraft Leigh Mead Joe Kniola Tim Gelske Rolie Zagnoli Cheff Kelly Mike Keating Kevin Kelly Deven Williams John Goodloe Sandy Poplawski Laura Higdon Chris Summers Mike Mcgeady Bill Dolan Dana Cole Villagers; Anne Stracke, Regan O’Rourke, Joannee Atkinson. Dana Cole. Laura Higdon. Mike McGeady, Jim Keating, Allan Smith. Kevin Kelly, Trish Bolka. John Goodloe, Bill Dolan. Cheff Kelly. Angie Mack Bara Gram. Brian Attar 11 Tevye and Golde say “I love you” after twenty-five years of marriage. Accompianists; Amy DeMasi-Piano, Jay Jackson-Drums. Mike Grams-Bass, Dr. Robert Taub-Violin

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Thespians “Fiddle” As the house lights dim the Red Devel Gym is transformed into a 1980 Russia. For the moment we completely forget basketball games and pep sessions and allow ourselves to be taken in to a different time and culture. We instantly become aware of the poverty and hardships the people of this time faced. Some of these problems, however, did not seem much different from ours today. This factor along with a fine job of the drama club, made “Fiddler” more realistic to patrons. On her daughter’s wedding day, Golde realizes her children are growing up. Around Tevye realizes the pain of giving his first daughter away. Fruma Sarah appears in Tevye’s dream to warn him of his daughter's marriage to Lazar Wolf.

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Good Evening and Welcome To “When Movies Were Movies.” If only we could reapture those wonderful moments of the 1980 Prom on film. Of ourselves and many close friends laughing and dancing the night away into the early morning hours. Unfortunately we don’t have the prom on film, we have to rely on our memories and the many photographs taken. The occasion will not be hard to recall. As you waltz around Scarlet O’Hara’s ballroom, and gazed into your partner’s eyes you are reminded of the events of the past year and how special they all have been. The Red Devil Gym was creatively divided the Sting Roc.ti, for avid gamblers the ballroom was exquisite fashioned after the famous movie, “GONE WITH THE WIND” and of course the cinema showing “When Movies Were Movies”, a selection of late great movies. The senior Class of 1980 appreciated the time and dedication of the Junior Class sponsors Miss Booth and Mr. Migliorini and the Prom committee for all their hard work. Also many thanks to the freshman and sophomore classes for helping the Prom to run smoothly and adding to the atmosphere of the occasion. Carey Winski and Biily Van Etten try their hands at Black Jack. 2