Monroe High School - M Book Yearbook (Monroe, WI)

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TOP, LEFT TO RIGHT: Tommy Albright (Rick Brand) is reunited with his fiancee, Jane Ashton (Jo Lynn Blumer), as Jeff Douglas (John Baumann) and the bartender (John Kundert) look on. Charlie Dalrymple (John Ward) and Jean MacLaren (Sandy Reese) speak their vows of love before Mr. Lundie (Bob Rieder). CENTER: Mr. Lundie explains Brigadoon to Fiona MacLaren (Valerie Schumacher). Tommy and Jeff. Meg Brockie (Kathy Reinking) with Jeff; has she found the real love of her life? Words cannot describe the love between Fiona and Tommy. The male talent of the production, with John Santiago and Peg Usher as sword dancers. BOTTOM: The gifted performers who pulled through for a great success. The ladies waiting for their dearies. Musical — 13

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A Strange Happening The Scottish highlands came to life, as the magical, mystical town of Bri-gadoon materialized before the eyes of two misdirected hunters, Jeff and Tommy. The miracle had happened once again. As Mr. Lundie would later explain, a spell had been cast on Bri-gadoon, so it would reappear for only one day, every one hundred years. If anyone from Brigadoon left, the spell would be broken, and the town would vanish, forever. Complications arose, as Tommy fell in love with Fiona, and the day grew shorter. As always, love worked miracles. Hours, upon hours of work went into the production of Brigadoon. Through strained nerves, and patience worn thin, the directors and performers held up. Most of the actors made their own costumes. The set constructors and the Stage Crew did a fine job, assisted by Mr. Pawlowski. Everyone who participated in this year's musical should be proud, especially Miss Feldt. Another musical well done! 12 — Musical

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Toad Was Weaseled Into Trouble. We become involved in the many happenings in the life of the carloving Mr. Toad, as The Wind in the Willows was presented. Badger, Rat, and Mole, friends of Toad, tried to keep him on the right track and out of cars. The trio almost succeeded, but a vil-lianous gang, the Weasels, had other plans. The deceptive hoodlums falt-tered their way from Toad's carriage house right up to Toad Hall. These crafty animals, being a fun-loving lot, suggested the borrowing of a yellow, beautiful limousine. Toad did not get far, and landed in jail. The situation became worse, when Portly Otter could not be found. Mrs. Otter was frantic with worry, until Toad escaped from jail as a washerwoman, helped by Penelope, the jailer's daughter. Toad and company were cunning, clumsy, and courageous when assuring the safe return of Portly from the Weasels. 14 — All School Play