Lincoln High School - Commander Yearbook (Warren, MI)

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The girls Ensemble smgs Let There Be Peace on Earth durxng the Chrlstmas NlU5lC8l CHRISTMAS VIUSICAL On Fr1day December 18 the XTUSIC Department of Llncoln H1 h School presented the 1909 ed1t1on of the annual Chrlstmas NIl1S1CEll Members of the cholr chorus band and dramatlcs department numbered oxer 200 Cholr and chorus under the dlrectlon of The annual Chrlstmas Nluslcal begln wlth the proce slon of the chorus lnto the gvm 'Vlr Armm Yapf harmonlzed to smg tradltlonal Chrxstmas melodles Among them were 0 Come All Ye Falthful O Holy Nlght Angels We Have Heard On H1 h and Joy to the World The band dlrected by Mr Emanuel Balos, performed several selectlons mcludlnb Chrlstmas Song Chrlstmas Festlval and the ox erture to EIOICH Members of the dramatlcs class under the d1rect1on of Mrs Myrna Llpnxcke presented the Chrrstmas Pageant, a rel1 glous play telllng the story of the blrth of Chrxst '?'! Clfl trm mg Let lt Snow Let It Qnow Let lt Snow left lhlrd hour Physxtal Educatlon class made all the toys 1n Chnstmas Toyland come to life There were dancmg dolls tumbling panda bear W fight aff -lllflt DGUYPYHIGHH Cafftl BllSh and .low-re Elam prancmg puppets and marchlng tm soldlers I V . l I l I I f ! t - . EW 1 , I ,P 1 A 'V 1' ' I , V9 7 L ' ' 55 U! ' 1 s nf I 1 . . g ' 1 . , 7 1 . . , - - v ca ' 7 ' 57 SG ' 77 L6 5 7 'U 97 L6 73 an - 1 ' ' ' G5 ' 57 65 ' U 9 ' 79 7 66 ' 79. 7 . M :hx Q ' , SSX . ' L W 1 . A . . S . 5 . K ' f . - i Q Jw' . I 2 X i 1 U 1 Q Y X H - f 1 -' u., U f l W5 l I 'l i . . M , fll A Y I I l 7 xi '- ' k v' ' I s ' S' 5 '. L . ' v . ' V ' v l 5, Z -V - - ,'

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'X 1-fa . X M. , '-if ,Z I 2' .,, I, -2 X , , A.: f 1 A ff Y x -: 5 - , .. sa Q 2 ,M .1 X Q p 0' .9 .., . lioh lJuRant'- Urchextra -uppliwl the mu-iv for this. the lovelie-t night of the year. Enchanted Evening' Anticipation and Preparation are the key words that lingered in the thoughts uf all who attenflerl the Prom. June lth. Host of us looked forward to our first Prom. A few looked forwarcl to their last. The Prom is a time of waiting g waiting for an imitation. waiting for the night. waiting for om-'S rlate. The exciteiiierit and anxieties seein like part of a clream. hut it soon heroines a reality. Arriving at tht- Hillcrest Country Cluh we enterefl a niagival worlcl. populatefl lit ffouples in forinals ancl tuxeclos and fillf-fl with lwavenly musirx After a flelivious rliiiner ancl rlrv-amy rlunf-ing we left reluctantly. The memory of this night will nf-wr faflf-. hut grow fonfler as the years go by. xv,,,. F ' agua I A v , Coke, Seven-Up. Pepfi -- name your pleasure. They were all served at the coke bar. During the hand intermi iri we all athered in the lounge for a hit of chatter 185 l

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CHRISTMAS MUSICAL C AST OF CH ARACTERS 'Narrator lsraelltes An el Gahr1el Vary oseph Shepherds Km s An els Vmce Bongxorno Audrev Collms Jo Ann Nlallare Shlrley Nlxller Mane Slegel Denms Chr1stof1ce Glenda NIcAl1ster Al Rumball Robert Copeland John Truax John Kulcharyk 'Vlart1n BOUl1Sh Denms R1I1gM elslcl Larry Smlth Dons Nlaclcek lNancy Wxlk Patr1c1a Dahl The Three Shepherds John Kulcharyk Robert Copeland John Truax and Glenda NIcAl1ster as Mary and Al Rumball as Joseph ln a scene from the Chrlstmas Pageant Backstage hepherd Bob Copeland recelves mstructlons from narrator Y mce Bonglorno .silk Al Rumball as Joseph and Glenda NIcA11ster as Nlary m a 'KOh Come All Ye Fanhfulu 509119 ff0m the Chflstmas Pageant Shepherds, Kmgs, Israehtes and Angels all adore the Christ 187 chxld