Canyon High School - Legend Yearbook (Anaheim, CA)

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Dance Production members began preparing for their annual stage show during October. Practices were held every Tuesday and Thursday night in addition to the regular second period class. During this time members assembled to choreograph and rehearse individual dance routines. Dances were then evaluated in November. Throughout the week preceding the show's debut, dress rehearsals were held. january 19, opening night, climaxed the previous months of preparation. Many types of dance provided an evening of music and entertainment. Included were forms of jazz, ballet, tap, disco, and mod- ern dance. A can-can and comedy routine were also presented. Kitris' Solo, Music and the Mirror, Live Rhythm, Disco Queen, jazz-Tap Spectacular, Night Imagination, and A Taste of Honey are samples of the themes used in choreographing the various dances. The final number was performed to the music On Broad- way. Stage Sensation, chosen as the theme for the 1979 production, had its concluding performance on the night of january 20. As a final gathering, the dancers had a lasagna luncheon at the end of the first semester. All the girls agreed that dance production was a worthwhile and rewarding experience which provided an opportu- nity for members to become better acquainted. 1. The Dance Production members are, front row: lulie Latona, second row: Kim Ord, Denia McAfee, Patty Matheny, Debbie Folcarelli, Linda Butler, Debbie Feanor, third row: Debbie Heffel, Barbara lohnson, Debbie DuChene, Lynn Smeton, Stacey Beach, Joni Watts, Terri Raney, lodie l-lart, fourth row: Sandy Tolbert, Tracy Harris, Donna Thorne, lamie Miller, Nancy Schilling, Kim Westervelt, Mellissa Mantory, Serena Belsby, Ms. Deborah Mason, Debbie Gillock, Debbie Matson, Vicki Trachta, Cindy Poer, Michelle O'Neil. 2. loni Watts shows that, when the music plays on or the excitement builds, rehearsals are worth the time. 3. Line Rhythm comes alive for Debbie Gillosk, Melissa Mura- tori, loni Watts and Linda Butler. 4. Stacey Beach and Serena Belsby wait patiently for their music cue. 5. Linda Butler and Serena Belsby be- gin to feel the strain of long rehearsals. 6. Debbie Folcarelli works for perfection as opening night draws near. 7. Linda Butler bumps to the beat of At the Hop. U5 l'I'l U3 l'l'l Cf? FU r'r'i -l rn UD U7 ,:: 7 85

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