Hamilton Southeastern High School - Sceptre Yearbook (Fishers, IN)

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Mister Snow lKen Adamson! dances with sailor boys while singing a reprise to Carrie. Tina Kilies was one who expressed many moods in the Corps de Ballet. The entire cast was featured in the finale singing You'll Never Walk AIone. Carrie Pipperidge lKathi Zeller! and Mister Snow lKen Adamson! look relaxed during A Real Nice CIambake!

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Corousel copfivofes oudlence with song selections Carousel was the spring musical presented by the music and English departments. The music was directed by Miss Nancy Butts with Nlr. Gregory Fisher as stage director. The show was a story of two people, Julie Jordan and Billy Biglow lBecky Wright and John Speicherl, who fell in love. Billy is the barker for Mrs. Nlullin's llVlelanie Grayl carousel and Julie works in a factory. Two months after their wedding Billy is out of work and has begun to neglect Julie. After discouragement and disgust with himself and prospects for the future, Billy drifts back into a friendship with notorious Jigger Craigin lMark Doddl. Julie remains steadfast to Billy and shyly proud tells him that she is pregnant. Stunned and delighted by the news, Billy makes a last attempt to achieve financial security for his family and agrees to join Jigger in a plan to rob David Bascombe lCharlie Waltonl, the wealthy mill owner. The crime is planned for an evening when June Is Bustin' Out All Over and A Real Nice Clambake takes place. The robbery attempt is thwarted and Jigger escapes. Billy, cornered and terrified for Julie and their un- born child, stabs himself. He dies in Julie's arms and Julie's cousin, Nattie Fowler lBecky Plumbl, com- forts Julie as they somehow manage to carry on. Her child, Louise lPeg Stilesl, is born. Billy arranges with the officials Up There to return to earth for one day in his child's 17th year and plans to give her a star as a present. As always, Billy blunders and in exasperation, slaps Louise's hand. The girl runs to her mother and tells her of the strange man who slapped her. She wonders why she did not feel the blow. Julie, seeing the star Billy has left behind, instinct- ively knows what has happened, and her love for Billy shines in her eyes as her daughter learned that You'll Never Walk Alone.