Titonka High School - Indian Yearbook (Titonka, IA)

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.iliizil , CHRISTMAS OPERETTA The operetta given on December 19th was en- titled Christmas Eve. It was presented by grades 3 and 4. Members of the cast were: Mother - Sherry Boyken, Edward - James Rode, Alice - Jeriann Bess, Imp of Temper - Barry Nel- son, Father-Keith Hamilton, Santa Claus - Nicholas Alexander. Santa's Helpers: Lennice Bilsborough, Dorothy Brandt, Joyce Giesking, Sharon Harms, Darrell Parcel, Judy Rippentrop, Catherine Stfecker, James Stecker. The remainder of both grades acted as carolers. X. P THE GALLANT TAlLOR Grades 5 and 6 presented an operetta THE GALLANT TAlLOR on October 18th. The cast WBSZ Tailor - Harlan DeWallg Jam Woman - Joan Sch- midt, Great Big Giant - Phillip Seabergg King - Dar- rell Isebrandg Princess - Jane Schmidt, Prime Minister - Billy Carroll, Lord - Forest Rodeg Country Man - Wayne Senneg Second Giant - Louis Gieskingg Lady-in-Waiting - Rachael Carlson, Guards - Mark Boyken, Bruce Akkerman, Rodney Hench, Arden Engelbarts, Jimmy Parcel, Dennis Fritz, Jimmy Rippentrop, Kirk Struthers, Reginald Schutjer, Henry Ullmann. The rest of both classes acted as villagers.