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Page 14 text:
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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
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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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Work and Imagination Remembrances of last year's prom reminded the Class of '82 that they had a tough act to follow in putting on the 1981 prom. The juniors worked hard on planning and decorating. They worked well into Friday night and put the finishing touches to the nau- tical decorations on Saturday. The big event was held on May 2 in the gym, decorated to a sea lover's dream, complete with an island and a pool of gold- fish. A delicious dinner, catered by Shaw's, was fol- lowed by dancing to Karizma , a popular dance band that played a variety of tunes, including rock, slow tunes, the twist, and even a polka. As the even- ing sailed on, everyone enjoyed dancing, listening to the band, and visiting with their date and friends. John Poling 1. Kim Weltmer waits to hand Pat Humphrey a roll of crepe pa- per. 2. More crepe paper from Donna to Mike. 3. Tables, tables, tables. Rusty really carried his share. 4. Mrs. Ford and Todd Lichtenberger. Are you sure blue is next?
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