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Last year Delhaas placed a com­
pletely new idea, an all-school
musical, on our agenda of activities.
The Red Mill, written by Victor
Herbert, was favorably received by
large audiences both evenings it
was offered. Much hard work and
never-ending hours of practice made
this musical a huge success. With
the presentation of "Red Mill’’, we
had the birth of what is certain to
become a Delhaas Tradition.

to^ utilize

Two seniors who had "leads" in "Red Mill” rehearse one of their duets. Hours of tedious o ^ u ttm ic a i
rehearsal time are required for each of our musical productions. This is an activity which
requites the co-operation of dozens of people in order to be successful.

Dave Freed offers an excellent portrayal of Sherlock Holmes, in one Three chorus members, Alan Beck, John Talipsky, and Herb
of the hilarious comedy scenes of "Red Mill.” Amusing comedy scenes Kreuzberg portray disgusted waiters at William's Inn. In the back­
and superb musical renditions led to a delightful evening of entertain­ ground can be seen the picturesque set which' added to the tre­
ment. mendous success of this musical.

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