European Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - April 12, 1992, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Above Jean Valjean played by Stan Charnin begins life outside prison Walls. Right Vauban bids Farewell to his daughter cosette played by Chava Burshtein with cosette a husband Marius played by Robert Payawal looking on. Continued from Page 6 Bye Birdie Flowers for Algernon and Nicholas Nick Leby. The students Many of them veterans of past performances told Moore that the final performance of the final production was a sad Day for them. But the approval of the audience for a Job Well done helped dry any tears and forms the denouement of our play. A a in a going out with a flourish a Moore says. A a it a Nice to go out on a High  curtain.  High Steps out while army pulls out by Crystal Laureano staff writer emotions Are soaring at Stuttgart High school As the last students prepare to close the schools final semester. It has been a year of watching the school turn into a ghost town As the pull out of the army a Vii corps from Germany stripped the Baden Wiir Temberg Community of most of its units says 16-year-old Zelma Gonzalez. A at the beginning of the year we did no to know some people a she said. A now you know everybody since the schools population has shrunk so. Although the eventual demise of Stuttgart High was known among faculty and students the recent announcement that the school would close this june was a Surprise. A there is a certain sadness among the students a said graphics and photography teacher Jerry Harrill. A naturally they think of it As their school. They find it hard to believe that it is happening. We thought wed have another  As the last half of the last semester of the school year starts much attention is being directed toward the final prom and graduation. A Stuttgart has had a tradition for years of having very elaborate proms and nicely handled graduations a said Harrill who says he has been involved in proms plays and whatever is going on during his sue years at the school. Students have become accustomed to proms and graduations at lavish hotels or opulent City buildings with Crystal chandeliers he said. Sporting the theme spellbound and colors of Gold Silver and White the students want to make the prom on May 30 a extra extra special instead of just extra special a Harrill said. The revival of the less Standard tradition of a May Day Celebration is in the works for the month of june said Gonzalez who is the student Council treasurer. A we want it to be a special Day for All students with Field trips for half a Day and then a carnival in the Back of the school a she said. A a it a kind of a new perspective on something that a been done on and off  the Council Hopes to provide an exciting Day for the students and is trying to Garner Community support for even More Impact. A we want to close it up with a big Day because it is our last year. Its a Good reason to make it special a Gonzalez said. The final close will come june 6 a graduation Day for the class of �?T92. A multitude of plans Are in the works according to senior class sponsor and substitute teacher Helena Brant. A we want to do As Many things As we can to make this a special memorable event Quot she said. One thing missing from the ceremony will be the traditional guest speaker. A we said a this is your graduation Tell us what you want a a said Brant who sponsors the senior class along with husband Joseph a teacher at the school for 18 years. The students rejected the idea of someone not affiliated with the school coming to their ceremony. They opted for a graduation that involved the friends of Stuttgart High. The alumni association is inviting members of previous classes a dating Back to the first graduating class in 1953 a to attend the ceremonies. Teachers will have the Opportunity to accompany students on the graduation procession. Students will sing the German and american National anthems and possibly parents will sing the class song Biant said. A rare pos graduation reception is planned to Welcome visiting alumni and say Farewell to the graduates. A i do not want to dwell on the closing of the school because its their new beginning a Helena Brant said. A it should be joyous for  12, 1992 sunday a Page 7