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

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THE CAST: Kevin Waetke, Becky Groe, Cathy Perry, Tammy Krieter, Lori Moon, Teresa Heggen, Bethany Jacobs, Sarah Mor- tenson, Jim Wehde, Alan Knapper, Greg Saskowski, Steve Sissel, Al Goldis, Blake Mathison, Brian Fruechtenicht, Chris Cummings, Karey Anderson, Susan Schneckloth, Andy Brown, Brian Burke, Beth Gariepy, Susan Meyer, Ed Kraklio, Tony Baker, Brad Church, Roger Bourn, Mike Tataris, Flon Knapper, Rod Moon, Kyle l-tall, Randy Saskowski, Denise Scull, Kristen Voelkel, Lana Weis, Deb- bie Mclntosh, Deb 0'Malley, Mandy Knapper, Nancy Hentrich, Kristen Albrecht, Michelle Boyle, Jayne Bell, Sue Fiala, Liz Meyer, Lori Simkins, Sheltie Mathias, Tammy McNicol, Renee Message, Tammy Awkerman, Toni Pender, Debi Hartung, Janeen Heiman, Jeff Rauch, Rob Frieden, Jett Stoltenberg, Kendel Richien, Kurt Kreiter. THE MUS-lClANS: Renee Lyons, Debbie DeCock, Kim lossi, Rob Smerillo, Teri Wittkowski, Susan Meyer, Keith Haan, Lisa Higby, Kris Meredith, After twenty-five years of marriage Kevin Waetke asks Becky Groe it she loves himg it doesh't change a thing, it's just nice to know. The ladies of the cast step forward to list the duties ot the 'mamas' and it is a very long list, indeed, i Forced to leave their long-time home, Ahatevka, the knowledge of what it i has meant to ail of them is pointed out by Kevin Waetke as Tevye. EVUINLLAUIQJ G LRRAIEJJHTUEIJ 9 EAST SHNLSSGTLQJ LUFE9

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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

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SARAH MORTENSON Dramatic Lit. Program. Duet Act. BRIAN BURKE Expository, Readers' Theatre, Duet Act. EXPRESSION EMILY BIRTELL Bible reading RUTH BAILEY Readers' Theatre, Dramatic lnterp. CAROL SCHERER Choral Reading DEBBIE SHANNON Choral Reading BRAD CHURCH Choral Reading SUE FIALA Duet Act., Choral Reading KEVIN WAETKE Dramatic Act., Duet Act., One Act MEQSLLAI ..A .. i ie tr U f X ? MICHELLE BOYLE Group Mime ROD MOON Dramatic lnterp., Duet Act, Readers' Theatre, Humorous lnterp. Radio Announcing. NANCY HENTRICH Dramatic lnterp., Choral Reading 5 Z X ED KRAKLIO Choral Reading, Duet Act., Dramatic Interp., Original Oratory TAMMY McNlCOL One Act., Dramatic lnterp KRISTEN VOELKEL Prose and Poetry, Dramatic lnterp., Choral Reading.