Hays High School - Indian Call Yearbook (Hays, KS)

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The Christmas Story Presented in Words and Music The melodious strains of Christmas music were blended into symphonious har- mony as the senior high students presented the annual Christmas pageant. The Christ- mas story was read in front of stained- glass windows from the stage preceding the enactment of the angels appearance to the shegherds. The Nativity scene was highlighte by solos and songs by the mem- bers of the marching choir. The music died away in the distance as the choir marched from the auditorium into the hall singing, Joy to the World , then three angels ap- peared before the Windows as strains of Angels We Have Heard On High were heard from the hall. The pageant, which was presented four times, was open to the public. The large attendance at all performances veri- fied the fact that people enjoy the beauti- ful Christmas story. The pageant was directed by Mrs. Mir- iam Perry, Forrest Davidson, and Glenn Matthews. . qw - i -:spam-r:, . r. LIGHTED CANDELABRAS and stained glass windows gave the stage a church-like atmosphere as Darrell Simpson read the Christmas story. STARTLED SHEPHERDS marveled at the appearance of white-robed angels who sang of the glorious birth. 13