North Scott High School - Silver Shield Yearbook (Eldridge, IA)

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N-W Sf E .AGAEEDLEDIEILILA E. two Aooonwpormusv r tm t -' wr r 2 E' i ' L. Concerts are always proof of the hours of practice choirs spend. OurChnsNnasConcencN1December14tNoughtaHofthechoHs and bands together. CHOIRS

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Togetherness is what Mr. Keith Haan is trying to get the chorus to have. U9 MIXED CHOIR OFFICERS1 Kim Iossi, Kelli Richmond, Kevin Boire, Deanna Staggs, Chris Cummings, Eugene Kreiler, John Feyen and Juan Castellanos. oth choir groups looked for- ward to contests, especially 1' the Dorian Music Festival at Luther College on January 18 and 19th and the Tall Corn Music Festival at the A University of Northern Iowa on Febru- ary 28, Bebop suckers, sour balls and the Singers' Christmas Album were the fund raisers this year. A new seven foot concert grand pi- ano was purchased for the new audito- riumg it was usefull in lessons and small group rehearsals waiting for its new home. Because of money, the choral groups went without a full-time accom- panist this school year. It put a lot of pressure on finding someone to play well, and hopes for someone were al- ways high. The expression on Tony Baker's face tells of what it is like to try to hit those notes first hour. H EXPRESSION 1 P , ,sawn s . f..-ga , 'W -fig: v J' if ix gf, J 1' 1 1 5 ,Q 2 S

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iddler on the Poof is the story of a poor dairy farmer Tevye, played by Kevin Waetke, his wife Golda fBecky Groe,i and his three daughters, Tzietel fCathy Perryj, l-lodel QTammy Krieteri and Chava1LoriMoonj. lt is a story of tradition versus a new way of life. The Jewish people. because of their traditions, have been able to survive through centuries of persecution. In the musical, persecution results in an upheavel in the ordered lives of the people of Anetevka. lt is about youth, too, and their desire to change some of their traditions. The friction that is created is exemplified in the matchmaker who arranges marriages and the right to fall in love and pick one's own mate. It is a story of love, Presented on Thursday, Friday and Saturday, November 6, 7, and 8 this was the last musical ever to be presented in the 'tpit as Lancer Productions looked forward to their new auditorium. The play by Harold Prince was directed by Mrs. Judith Jacobsg choral director was Mr. Keith Haang technical director was Mr. Harvey Perrine, and choreography was by Mrs. Charla Silver. The cast had a unique experience preparing for the play when they visited a Jewish synagogue and partook of a Jewish meal. The many aspects of Jewish life were interesting to the cast members as they prepared to become the Jews of Anatevka. The wedding of Tzietel and Motel was highlighted by a bottle dance done by Rod Moon, Blake Mathison, Brian Freuchtenicht, Ron Knapper. During his conversations with God, Kevin Waetke reveals the inner feelings of the Jewish people and their deep faith in their traditions. H Exeriessiou