Red River High School - Epilogue Yearbook (Grand Forks, ND)

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■ 1 hcrtr IS a new arrival at Muttl and Tzeitels Chava is dead to us! ' Papa. Gi d Diilv knowi when we shall ste each other ayain My daughter — My wife! ' K -: ■ ' Wi 3 ca.lSi is l iimffltaiT«ai ««»»

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' M X Cast mtmbers appl their make-up wuh the help dI the make-up tre-A Comedy Has Dean Brown Directing The ciimedy My Sister Rilcen is the thud theater produc- ticin (it the year held at Red River. The director tor our Ked River shows, Mr I ' osse. had the pleasure ot annourncinj; Mr Dean Brown as the direetcit This was Mr. Brown ' s first ptoduction ot his direerini; career at Red River, Mv Sister Kileen takes place durinj; the mid -thirty s m Greenwich Villaue. a suherti of New ' ork City The two main characters are Ruth and Hilecn Sherwood, Kim l.e- Clerc, a senior portravs Ruth Sherwood while Callie Northa- i;en plays the character of Filecn Sherwood. The Co-star of the play was Mr. Appopolous portrayed by Chris Panneck, a sophomore The entire cast consists ot twent -five members. M Sister l-jleen lias been adapted in many versions in the form ot plays, musicals, movies, and even a television series. It IS said that comedy is the most difficult tvpe of medium to use m the field of drama simply because the timmj; must be very accurate The Red River Drama Department is proud to sa ' M Sister Fileen was a complete success and has added |ust one more show to us lont; strini: ot successful shows Bv Scott Ku el Some comments from the director Mr. Dean Brown ' fhe cast of My Sister F-ileen has many ot the ingredients essential to make a successful show. They started out with a lart;e helpmi; of talent; they combined that with enthusiasm, dedi- cation and a desire to learn and experiment; the} ' mixed these innredients thoroughly with mutual support and encouraj;e- menr tor eight weeks, and finally brought out theit special gift of M ' l ' SISTIiR f-!l,KHN ■ for the frosting tlie audi- ence Other cast rriembers included Kevin Reese, Paul Miner. Mark Ramsa . Kara fosse. Matt Anderson. Chris fosse, Todd Pladscm. Steve Morton. Mike Theroux. Wee v Shaft. Darrel Russell, Jeff Harsch. Scott Kuzel. Susan Oltmanns. Carh Krile. Steve Richards. Craig Collette. Jim l.indberg. [ohn Sponsler. Randy Sondrol, Joanie Fontaine, Doug Hos- trom. Assistant Directors. Mar ' Siegle. Lesle ' Johnson Post- er Design. Steve f illipi riin posti-r, prcijuccd hs Stcitt Ku el, wjs diiiu in utti Jt-tjil tlljl it looked identicjl (o [lie ptoCfams passed to [lit- dudioiLt- Stoir I .trsoii is jt [In window answe[in.i; calls to[ [itktts Callie Norlhhj,i;i-n is ltt[ [o appiv lier make-up when Cattiy Knk- s[ar[s i lin someones fiotcticd make-up atrernpt

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Fiddler On The Roof Musical Breaks House Records A fiddler on the roof sounds crazy, no But in our little village o( Anatevka, you might say every one of us is a fiddler on the roof, trying to scratch out a pleasant simple tune without breaking his neck. It isn ' t easy. You may ask, Why do we stay up there when it ' s so dangerous. ' ' VCe stay because Anatevka is our home . . . and how do we keep our balance ' That I can tell you in one word- TRADITION! And so begins the story of Reb Tcvyc and his family and friends. Fiddler, set in the small village of Anatevka, Russia, takes place on the eve of the Russian Revolutionary period. Along with his problems of marry- ing off his daughters, having a horse that most ot the time can ' t pull his cart, and the modern ideas of life and love brought to the village by the younger generation, Tevye must also cope with the unrest in the country due to his faith. But Tevye, a poor but very religious Jewish milk- man. IS optimistic. He is never without a quote from the Bible or a word to God. Fiddler was performed eight years ago by Red River. This year ' s show was as big. it not bigger, a success than the last. The house sellouts resulted in record box office returns. Help from the tirst Fiddler CiSt. the superb acting and singing, and the close togetherness one gets from a production like Fiddler made the show en|oyable for all those involved. The directors, Mr. Fosse, Mr. Sherwood, Mr. Wolf, and Mrs. Anderson, and the cast and pit band must have a teeling ot satisfaction and pride for making Fiddler on the Roof such an excellent production. Cheryl Palay Said Steve Richards (Tevye), When 1 knew him (Tevye) well enough I was able U) step inside him. iiid and Sue Oltmanns evaluate a scene