Warrensburg Latham High School - Cardinal Yearbook (Warrensburg, IL)

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In a kingdom faraway . . . 1. Sir Harry sings of his love for Lady Larken. 2. Prince Dauntless and Princess Winnifred stroll hand in hand. 3. King Sextimus finally puts Queen Aggravain in her place. 4. Wanted: One Genuine, Bona Fide Princess for a Lonely Prince. 5. Aggravain explains to Dauntless why she is not in favor of Sir Studley's search for a princess. 6. Aggravain scolds Sextimus for his woman chasing while Dauntless looks on. 7. One of the knights shows Aggravain where it hurts. 8. Wizard (Mike Tozer) questions a hopeful princess as the royal court waits eagerly. 9. The nightingale (Ann Romer) sings her lullaby to a restless Fred. 10. The jester, the king, and the minstrel sing of their companionship. Musical 9

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Many moons ago . . . Once Upon a Matress Once Upon a Mattress was the title of this year's hilarious musical which was based on the medieval fairy tale “The Princess and the Pea. The play tells the story of Winnifred, the Woebegone (Dottie Decker) who comes to apply for the hand of Prince Dauntless (John Poling). The prince's mother, Queen Aggravain (Maria Schonert), doesn't approve of this combination at all. The plot is further thickened by the fact that none of the ladies of the kingdom can be married until Prince Dauntless takes a bride but Lady Larken (Lorri Miller) is secretly married to Sir Harry (Jon Jacoby) and is expecting a little bundle from heaven. With the help of King Sextimus (Craig Southern), the minstrel (Sara Full mer), and the jester (Troy Mayfield), Lady Larken is able to keep her secret until Prin- cess Winnifred passes the impossible tests 5 devised by the queen and the wizard. Happily, Winnifred proves she is worthy to marry Queen Aggravain's little boy.

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1. Oogle, oogle, oogle. 2. The opening in mime. 3. The herald. Bob Romer, begins the musical. 4. Are you my handsome Prince? Lived a Handsome Prince. 10 Musical