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Finesse Melded in Madrigal Dinner Partaking of the Wassail Bowl before the dinner, created atmosphere of congeniality. Over-all supervision of production was by Thomas Nevins, LEFT, while Charles Winking, FRONT, Dr. Lavem Wagner and Mike Homacek and B.J. Fullenkamp, BACK, provided special musical effects. is Miss Anne Mary Gullen, Kathy and Dan Walker and Mrs. and Mr. James Barry joined in the festivities. .- ,1' f fs i m 1 A -s ' 'XL r vw I X as as gre! ii l Brian Thalhammer with gold staff was the di.nner's Lord Chamberlain. Background music and accompaniment for the Madrigal dances provided by faculty members LEFT T0 RIGHT: Louis Margaglione, Douglas Reeve, Dr. Lavern Wagner, and Charles Winking. 5 e
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Lusty Living Recreated At Madrigal Dinner Q ' 1 - it s I Q, rigid Fr. Owen Blum, O.F.M., professor of Medieval History, opened the Madrigal dinner with an appropriate invocation. Br. Rudy Lopez, 0F.M., costumed server for dinner. Br. Michael Lanning, Master of House, led the fanfare of the proceedings . Toasting the Christmas holiday season in grand style the college's first Madrigal dinner was held for two nights. Strolling troubadours, serving of wine from a wooden cask, bearing of the boar's head raised high on a large platter, and dining on an exquisite meal interspersed with entertainment, were portions of the celebration which full houses savored both nights . Huge, heraldic shields and banners lined the cafeteria. Guests shared toasts from the Wassail Bowl preceding the sounding of the first fanfare. The dinner was a joint venture of the Music and Theater depart- ments, Saga Foods and Alumni Services. 39
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l l A 1 ,fn in W - E1-S w 1 fr ,.'. A -- - 4, 151- U J - 4- 1 'ii riffs: Wim? ' 'ti' 5.1555 ,. f :W f- -W' an 'QM r Taking on the atmosphere of a High Renaissance English dining hall, the college cafeteria was transformed into an atmosphere of elegant style dining. Vicki Q55 5 '. Nw l 1 ' ' 51 ., it e Fitzgerald was the mute jester of the Court for the dinner. I Gerald Wagner, one of the wandering rninstrels who provided hearty and robust ballads for the guests.
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