South Adams High School - Reflection Yearbook (Berne, IN)

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liUNGRY as usual, Matt and Kraig pig out in their meal, as Cathy eats quietly. CONCENTRATION showing on their faces Steve and Kirk help entertain the feasters. DEVONA Lahrman waits patiently as she holds a sprig of mistletoe over Tim and Carol. Madrigal Dinner 2 I

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Ye Olde Madrigal Christmas Feaste The music department pre- sented a madrigal Christmas dinner for the first time in the history of our school. There had been talk in previous years, but this time the plans materialized. The drama club, under the di- rection of Mrs. Knoch, helped in this big undertaking. Music was presented to the nearly 100 guests by the chamber choir and a small stringed ensemble. The meal consisted of many 15th century items, such as Wassayl, Flaming Pommed Poddying, and Candyde Apple Rynges. THOROUGHLY enjoying ' themselves, Jill and Tami find something amusing about the dinner. DRESSED as a servant, Karen helps seat the guests of the Lord and Lady. 20 Madrigal Dinner ■ PBWWWH '

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Carousel — A Three Night Success Many hours of long, tedious work went into the music department ' s production of Rodgers and Hammerstein ' s musical Carousel. The cast un- der the guidance of Mrs. Doris Knoch, gave up much of their free time, including most of spring vacation, to perfect their lines and stage direc- tions. The story line of the musical was both tragic and happy. Billy Bigelow, the barker for Mrs. Mullin ' s carousel, was a boisterous and arrogant male. Julie Jordan and Carrie Pipperidge, were two innocent, small town girls who are competely taken in by Billy ' s sweet talk. Billy notices Julie out of all the girls who come to the carousel, falls in love with her, and they marry. After the wedding, Billy takes up with the town criminal. Jigger Craigin. Jigger does nothing for Billy but lead him to his eventual death. While all this is taking place, Carrie marries her darling Mr. Snow, and they go off and have nine children. Billy needs money when he finds out he is to be- come a father. He and Jigger come up with a plan to steal money, but in the process Billy gets caught, and kills himself. Almost immediate Billy is taken to Heaven, but is given another chance to come back to earth and do something good for someone. He returns on his daughter ' s gradu- ation day and sets things straight with Julie and their daughter. The stage crew was headed by Mr. Knoch, and the Orchestra and chorus was directed by Mr. Epp. DOUG (Billy) and Kraig (Jigger) meet to work out the scheme tl take money. ' CAROL (Carrie) gets after the sailors for nnaking too much racket while the ladies an; working hard. A break in rehearsals gives Tom and Boug a chance to relax before continuing witl practice.