Morgan City High School - Tiger Yearbook (Morgan City, LA)

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THE CAST OF NBELLE OF BAGDADH Belle of Bagdaa----- ---------- --------- -------- 'Elise Newman Dick Taylor---- ---- ---- ----- ---------- -------- -Eugene Bonner Henrietta Whipstitch- ----- ---------------- -----' Sherry Ledet Archie Figzgibbons--- ------------ -- ---- '- ----'--' L- J- DFHPY E11 Ben Mustapha- ---- ----------- ---- --Willie James Davidson Zelindg .-...- -- ----- ------------- ------- - ---- Dixie Lee Roder Elisa- ....--..--.---------- - ------ --------- -Elaine Louviere Anne------ ---------- -- ------------ -- ------- Marie Di Maggie Mrs, Mecann -------- ---- -------- ------------- -Dorothy Tolson B111- .--- ------------- -------------- ----- ------- Julius Bourg Bob ----.-.-- ---------- ------- --------------- Moise Fangue In November, 1941, a new musical organization was form- ed. Students of the sixth and seventh grades were selected for the Elementary Chorus of Morgan City. This group is composed of eighty mixed voices. The purpose of this organ- ization is to prepare future high school Glee Club members to fill the places which are left vacant each year by our graduates. The Elementary Chorus made its first public appearance in a two act opcretta, HHanse1 and Gretelu. Al- vin Boudreaux and Jacklyn Drackett won the applause of their large audience with their portrayal of the leading char- acters. THE CAST OF HHANSEL AND GRETELH Hansel ------- --e-----'-----e---------------Alvin Boudreaux Gfetel -- '- - ----- -- ----'------- ---- Jaoklyn Drackett WitCh---- --------------- - ---- ------- -------- Martha Ann vides Father ' ------ ----'----- ----Jimmie Le Boeuf Mother' ' ' -'-'--- - ------- ------- Hilma Knudson Fairy Queen ' -- -'--------- ------ Rita Mae Bergeron Sandman f '-- ---- ----- ---- ------ -Johnny Rogers DeWman ' 6 ' '------- ------- Sonny Fazio Today, we see a war-torn world about us. Now, perhaps more than ever before, our community and our country are in need of the services which the musical organizations bf our public schools can render. We will do our part in maintain- ing among our citizens morale, which will eventually carry us all on to Victory.

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