Belleville Township West High School - Bellevinois Yearbook (Belleville, IL)

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3. The Christmas dance was a special remembrance for all who attended. 4. Barbara Lindauer and Jeff Stone enjoyed a slow dance together. 5. Break-dancers were the highlight at the dance in the Annex sponsored by the Hy News Staff. 4 . 5. Dances 17

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The dancing craze hits Belleville West! School dances were a great place to show off individualism and ver¬ satility. All different types of dancing were seen throughout the year. Some people tried out the new form of break dancing, while others brushed up on the traditional dances, such a jazz and slow dancing. For the most part, how¬ ever, each individual took it upon himself to create his own style. Jt 1. Kevin Schaefer showed off his own style at a school dance. 2. Julie Auffarth was surprised to take a dip. 3. Chuck Wagner got into it while spectators observed. 16 Dances

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Students presented many plays to the community during the year 1. Everyone turned out to be a suspect in the Little Theatre play Princesses.” The children’s play was given for area elementary school children in afternoon performances and to adults in an evening performance in February. 2. Scott Shepard tested his invisibility in “The Twelve Dancing ‘The Hollow.” The Agatha Christie mystery was presented on our stage in November. 3. The first step in the world of theatre for many students were the one-acts, such as a “A Deputy for Broken Bow.” 4. The life of a scrub woman was not exactly what Paulette Kauf- fold had in mind in the one-act called “Final Dress Rehearsal.” 5. The King grants the Count a pardon as the rest of the cast of the children’s play approve. 6. Rachel Hunsaker and Janelle Limper took the roles of old women, gossiping on a park bench, in the one-act called “Ransom for Emily Jane.” 7. John Cristow uttered one final word before his dramatic death in “The Hollow.” 2 . 3. 18 Performances