Nicolet High School - Shield Yearbook (Glendale, WI)

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5 i X X N anam- tmifngg isil-5 ggi 3 l J' trim-it f Big Julie Uim Zachej gives Harry the Horse fDave Millerj the tip-off about the upcoming crap game. Adelaide Uody Peckl reads her psychology book to find out how to get rid of her psychosomatic colds. I think the best part was the farm girls doing their song and dance. It was funny to see them dancing in blue-jean shorts and straw hats. Some ofthe kids with minor roles were really great. I mean you could tell they had worked at it. Mr. Jipson deserves a lot of credit for making the show workf'

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GUYS AND DOLLS Sky Masterson CGary Sennettj listens while Sar- ah Brown fDara Shulkinj tells him about the Save-A-Soul Mission. Tom Siegel as Big Julius Were you nervous about being in this musical? I thought it would be kind of frighten- ing being in front of an audience with all the lights shining down, but when you're on stage you just forget about the audience and say your lines almost automatically. Afterwards, I didn't even remember having said my lines. I was nervous because I kept thinking about what would happen if I blew my part in the play. if

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Mike Leidel rehearsed the song Road to Freedom with the other members of his rock band, the Never Mind. The song was written by a member of the band. VARIETY SHOW The overall general theme of 'Applause' creates an informal atmosphere. The variety show has excellent talent, although it is unfortunate that it is so competitive. It's a real experience trying to mold together a show with people of diverse attitudes and talents. It combines a multitude of talent for an enjoyable two hours. There is no variety in the Variety Show. VM-'ij These girls, dressed as midgets, provided comedy as they acted as mischievous stagehands. Ron Croen and Steve Swid- ler, two ofthe three emcees, listened to their director during a rehearsal. 24