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EiiitcciJJlltm Om Wm: :mi 13 A Havmg to leave thctr home, Golde, Shprmtze and Bielke pack the wagon. a hield you from pain . . . May you . AMEN. L May the Lord protect and defend you, may he always 5 c to be with happiness and peace, Oh, hear our Sabbath prayer . . The fiddler and Tevye dance - to life. d43$2 w t? ' 7 1M
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The 1977 Girlsh Week committee was: LEFT TO RIGHT. Parker, Donna Murphy, Lisa Gill, Liz Gundrum, Sue Sumner, Kathy Imbus, Chris Ehemann. Special Days For Students This year the Girlsh and Boys, week representatives at the City Council Competition did very well. Liz Gundrum was elected to the position of vice-mayor. Elected to council was Rep. John Miller. Girlsa week was celebrated this year with the traditional dress-up day, special liturgy, motheddaughter fashion show, and fatherhdaughter dinner
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Page 119 text:
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X, Perchik sings to Hodel, that now he has everything because he has her. The ghost of Fruma Sahra comes to haunt Tevye in his dream Yente the matchmaker comes to tell Golde Chava tells her papa of her impending mar- of the ttperfect match for TzeiteL riage to Fyedka. W The Sunset Of Tradition ttFiddler 0n the Roof proved T to be one of the best musicals produced at McNick. l Audiences, captivated with the brilliant characterization of Tevye by Kelly Corken, gave a standing ovation at the end of all three performances. Other excellent portrayals included Golde, Tzeitel, Hodel, Chava, Yente, Motel, and Pcrchik. Special mention goes to Jeannie McClure, whose dramatic performance as Fruma Sarah both astounded and delighted everyone. The orchestra, made of mostly McNickTs own students and graduates, provided the music. John Vennemeyer, the actual fiddler 0n the roof, and Erich Frank, the wedding clarinet player, each turned in splendid solo spots. Sr. Judi, Mr. Salerno, Mr. Mahaffey, and Mr. OtConner are deserving 70f much praise for their efforts in making the show a success. Tradition lives on through the hard work, joys, tears, and happiness that every musical brings with it.
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