Costa Mesa High School - Round Up Yearbook (Costa Mesa, CA)

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t tl fi I Sophomores: Front: Patty O'Keefe, Mary DeMin0, Traci Mays, Anette Bettis, Kathy Murphy, Resa McLaughlin, Jerrilyn Myre, Kandi Chinn, Middle: Debbie Perry, Julie Fisher, Erica Ewing, Robin Manz, Perry Mosher, Grace Calina, Back: Becky Beal, Patty Houch, Kathy Murphy, Dawn Winters, Lavanne Jackson, Tauni Wright, Jodi Anderson .nnW!g 1 11 Freshmen: Kathy Mollica, Kathleen Murphy, Lora Leath, Nancy Miller, Nancy Barlass, Yvonne Foures, Ronna Preston, Cindy Conn, Cindy Brown, Angela Collins, Mary Mainini, Suzanne Carter ag. fat , gn ACTIVITIES-l77

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any Students Make Dance A Big Success Because of such a large enrollment, the largest ever, Dance Production students had to learn the art of coop- erating with each other, working together in a team effort to make it a good year. The success of their efforts was displayed in their two dance shows in the Lyceum. The girls worked hard in competition for the three scholarships available and the recipients were pleased and proud that their efforts were rewarded. There is a fall and spring show, and also the Connie May Memorial Scholarship given to a graduating junior or senior to further their dancing career. Mrs. Feducia, as always, did an excellent job as the director of the group. I. Terry Winters starred in -Qodspell as Jesus, and received a scholar- ship for her solo. 2. Yolanda Ybarra in You are the light of the world. QSrs. and Jrs.J Front Row: Terri Packard, Sandra Lee, Ann Montellioni Chris Bannon Yolanda Ybarra Middle Row Kaiok Kang Julie Siposs, Terry Winters, Trisha Swenson, Keri Zorgcr, Karen Chapman Ingrid Maul Back Row Julie Ward Theresa Martin Mica Ma gee, Barb Ralph, Allison Holden, Karen Haymer, Michelle Nunes 176 ACTIVITIES

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Dance Show Produces 'Magical Musical Moods, Dance Production,s first show of the year was titled 'fMagical Musical Moods. It was performed in the Lyceum on December 2 and 3, and was rightfully honored with a sell-out both nights. A special attraction this year was the outstanding lighting and sound effects added by Paul Fabre and Bob Lloyd. The water curtain and strobe light added an awe-inspiring dimension to the already excellent performances. Scott King designed the set. The show was a combination of solos, duets, and group dances featuring many scenes from Godspell. Receiving the annual S50 scholarship were Teri Winters and Teri Packard. I. Charleston starred Michelle Nunes, Lori Brown, Jerrilyns Myre, and Mary DeMino. 2. 'fRhythmic Ribbons was danced by Kathy Mollica and Nancy Miller. 3. Terri Packard is shown in her first place solo My Heart Be- longs to Mef, 4. Another shot of My Heart Belongs to Me, danced by Terri Packard. 5. Nancy Miller, Terri Packard and Barbara Ralph stand in a scene from 'tGod Save the People. 6. Lynn Tetrault receives flowers for the exciting occasion. 7. Nancy Miller and Terri Packard Dance in Day by Day. 8, Godspell was directed by Deniege Feducia and choreo- graphed by Maureen Budzinski. 9. Before the show, Barbara Ralph helps Jerrilyn Myre put on her make-up. IO. Pouncing Ballerinas do a spoof on the Dance of the Flowers. 178 ACTIVITIES