Garrett High School - Aeolian Yearbook (Garrett, IN)

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JtlAy Tradition—main theme for Fiddler on the Roof” TRADITION”, describes the life style of the people of Anatevka, in the aU-sehool production of Fiddler On The Roof.” Fifty memhers set the at¬ mosphere of poor Jews living in Ana¬ tevka, Russia during the Bolshevik revolution. The play was held on April 18 and 19, at 8:00 p.m. The play is centered around Tevye and his family. He was the milk and cheese distributor of the community. He had 5 daughters, three of which broke the tradition with their unnatu¬ ral marriages. It was said that the old¬ est daughter would be the first to marry. Yenta, the matchmaker, made all matches. Then, with the per¬ mission of papa, they were to marry. It stayed that way until Tzeitel, the oldest of Tevye, decided she didn’t want to marry her picked match. This was the beginning of breaking the tra¬ ditions. Later, Tevye’s next two daughters broke the tradition again. Along with the fear of losing all tra¬ ditions, the people of Anatevka also feared the results of the Russian revo¬ lution, which would cause another conflict among the Jews. Our major characters along with the entire chorus exceeds fifty stu¬ dents; all have done a good job in recreating this graceful, proud, and traditional people called Jews,” stated director, Mr. Tim Albert. The Fiddler.Tim Hall; Tevye.Andy Baker; Golde.Jamie Wise: Tzeitel .Cindy Picklesimen Hodel.Janet Walton; Chava.Laurie Derickson: Sphrintze.Julie Ferguson; Bielke.Julie Manuel: Yente.Sandy Kruger: Motel.Tim Bowman; Perchik.Erie Shcurr; Lazar Wolf.Steve W alton; Mordcha.Kenny Charles; Rabbi.Mike Wilcox; Mendel.Loren Dove; Fyedka.Ray Osteen; Constable.Joe Kobiela; Grandma Tzeitel.Tracev Johnson; Shaindel.Theresa Schultz; Avrahm.Lariv Putt: Nachum.Greg (ierber; Russian Soldiers.Paul Rassel. Matt Ellerl; First and Second W oman. Ann Muzzillo. 14 All School production

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Maureen and Peggy win the homecoming crowns. PAGE 12, TOP—At basketball bomecoming. Snow Queen Maureen Moran poses with her court. Freshman Sarah MaWty, escort Curt Cus¬ ter; Senior Theresa Schultz, escort Curt Ander¬ son; queen Maureen, escort Bob Flanagan: Se¬ nior Debbie Snook, escort Doug Johnston; Junior Sandy Kruger, escort Mitch McFann; Sophomore Sherrill Lewellyn, escort Bill Muz- zillo. BOTTOM—Captain Gary Shippy bestows a congratulatory kiss to Snow Queen Maureen Moran during halftime of the Garrett-Carroll game. PAGE 13, LEFT—Peggy Sutton reigns as football homecoming queen. RIGHT—Newly- crowned football homecoming queen Peggy Sutton reeieves a congratulatory kiss from co¬ captain Ron Blotkamp during halftime of the Garrett-DeKalb game. MIDDLE—Sophomore candidates Nancy Fourman and Julie Englert are all smiles as they ride down the field in Engine 77 driven by Dan Bradley. BOT¬ TOM—Representing the Sophomore class, Nancy Fourman and her escort Dan Somers re¬ ceive the trophy for best decorated car. Football Homecoming 13

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Pp. 14: Top Left—Tzeitel discusses the Malch- maker uilh her mother (oilda as sister Model listens. Top Ripht—Tevve relaxes while singinp If I Here a Rich Man. ' Lower Right—Tevve, Mordcha. . rahni. and Mendel discuss the trouble in the outside world. P». l.S: Top Left— ( olda pleads for Tevye to give his pemii.ssion for Tzeitel to marrx l.azar U dfe. Top Right- Singing for the matchmaker to make her a match is Model. Lower la ft—U ith the res t of the crowd looking on. Matt Ellert. Ray Osteen, and Paul Rassel dance to show that in times of trouble, they still wish the Jews good luck. .411 School production 15