South Garland High School - Sabre Yearbook (Garland, TX)

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Nearly one hundred .idents were in- Jlved in Fiddler on e Roof, a musical 'oduction of the auth Garland Fine rts department, per- irmed November 13, Q, and I7, QA special fall event s well as a map iarker, 'lFiddler on ie Roof brought hundreds of Garlandites to South Garland's audi- torium to view the popu- lar production. The .rnusical, which was in rehearsal even before the Sabre color deadline in October, combined the talents of Fine Arts Department students as well as others who suc- cessfully auditioned for parts. 'Fiddler on the Roof is SG's Fall Production tured musical numbers as well as dances before sets built entirely by stu- dent stage crews. instru- mental accompaniment was also provided by South Garland band stu- dents. Several faculty mem- bers worked with l'Fid- dler on the Roof coordi- nating all aspects of the Diane Robertson plays the part of the fiddler in the musical, Daughters Bielke, Dianne Shel ton and Chava, Gina Hefley speak with the Rabbi, Gregg Fiddler on the Roof. X . , - Daughters Gina Hafley, Debo- rah Williamson, and Laura Black are ready to perform a dance from Fiddler on the Roof. Taylor. F ii, I W. ..f' ,. l 7

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A solemn group of daughters contemplate matches possible for them through Yenta. Motel, played by Paul Burton, hopes to be matched to the old- est daughter, Tzeitel, who is Laura Black. Tevye and GoIda's five daugh- ters are played by Laura Black, Kae Lynn Cody, Deborah Wil- liamson, Diane Shelton, and Gina Hailey. The Rabbi, Gregg Taylor, talks with Yenta played by Kriss Sici- liani. if-ft if Ea: fi gif r ,L ga 7 , Q? QP gi' 1 F ,Q xi . S 4' it . J' Q 'Q l i i If Y . 1 Mi.. it 334 N A-Q ii. y aa ,my Sail , , gf- ' H- . 2,1 . ' ii 'v .:' J c V i ,i r 1 .ii a .: -L 'l ii I 4 , 4 I fre. 1 Hi , . , ,Z ,-1 Q 2- 33 L 1 , , T . . Deborah Williamson, daughter, listens as Robert Young, Perchik, talks to her,

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