Elmhurst High School - Anlibrum Yearbook (Fort Wayne, IN)

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Adelaide (Tish Pankop) and her debutantes (Amy Rutan, Cindy Carlin, and Brenda Contadeluci) perform to the song Take Back Your Mink to the Hot Box customers. After being engaged for four- teen years, Adelaide ' s cons- tant cold puzzles Nathan. (Tony Mante) Psychosomatic syndromes make her basical- ly insecure. Sister Sarah Brown (Briana Johnson) ponders her menu at the infamous Cafe El Cuba- no in Havana. Sky Masterson (Jeff Scantlin) a frequent vis- itor orders dulce de leche for both. Spring Musical 21

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CAST OF CHARACTERS sky Masterson |eff Scantlin Sarah Brown Briana Johnson Nathan Detroit Tony Mante Miss Adelaide Tish Pankop Benny Southslreet |eff Ladia Arvide Tavis Schlunol Nitely-Nicely lohnson Emilio Robles Big Jule Chuck Sutton Lt. Brannigan Tony Webster Agatha Faith Castiaux General Cartvvright Sofia Rosales Rusty Charlie Timm Roop joey Biltmore Will Pullit Harry the Horse Chris Brown Angie the Ox Mike Tarr Brandy Bottle Bates Todd Castiaux Scranton Slim Chris Webster The Creek Raymond Fomby Liver Lips Louie )ason Stein Society Max Dan Barker Acey Duecy Jerry Andrews Cuba Waitress Cobi Weikel Hot Box Waitress )ulie Becklell Drunk Chris Webster Newstand Man Ion Backs Mistress of Ceremonies Marilyn Grover Martha )enny Study Gert Julie Stading Chorus and Street people: Jennifer Wynn Cindy Kump Jennifer Michael Tracy Ault Sarah DeVillez Corina Dollarhite Lisa Carter Kelly Atwell Colleen Landrigan Shonna Hensley Shelby Greene Darlene Turner Chrissie Moyer Holly Stonebraker Kelly Alvey Brenda Contadeluci Cathy Colby Kris Adams Tania Saylor Sarah Powell Amy Rutan Cindy Carlin Kathy Naselaris Michelle Dollarhite Michelle Pence Kristin Stark Jon Backs Rusty Charlie (Timm Roop) has the horse right here for all the gam- blers antfPaul Revere is the win- ner or is it Valentine or maybe Epitaph. Snake Eyes! You lose! Shooting craps in a New York sewer is the cleverest way to avoid the cops. Smelly, but clever. Big )ule (Chuck Sutton) loses to Nathan Detroit as his henchman, Harry the Horse (Chris Brown), grabs the dice. ' ♦••. . i • • 20 Spring Musical

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[l tLffiU ' B tiJEtl ' etc UQJE Rick Astlev was a new face in the music world, creating quite a fuss with his clean-cut good looks, and the deep voice that doesn ' t seem to belong to him. The titties — a time of poodle skirts and saddle shoes, the beginning of rock and roll. The sixties — the world was in chaos. Hippies were cool. The Beatles and short, short skirts rev- olutionized music and fashion. The seventies — disco? Bell-bottoms?? Yuck!! But those were our toddler years, elementary school, learning to ride a bike. The eighties — our time to be teens. We can leave our mark, make this a completely unique era. But wait! We listen to oldies tapes. Our clothes are reminiscent of the sixties. Yet new ideas blend with the old. Never before has there been such a strange combination, past and present joining to make: The Eighties! IX , 0 J J George Harrison was walking on air this year, with the success of his album, Cloud Nine . MUSIC — IN — WMEE Rick Astley Pebbles INXS Michael Jackson Debbie Gibson — OUT — WOWO Peter Cetera Janet Jackson Rolling Stones Prince Tiffany Michael Dukakis is on the good guy list. Is it because he ' s popular, or just because he hasn ' t been involved in a scandal? POLITICIANS Good Guys Bad Guys Michael Dukakis Gary Hart lesse lackson George Bush Dudley Do-Right Big Boy LOCATIONS Hot Spots Nowheresville Azar ' s Blue Mountain Glenbrook Southtown Australia Hawaii LEISURE TIME | Up-to-date Old-fashioned Video tapes Board games Levi ' s 501 Jordache Liz Claiborne Calvin Klein Skateboards Hula hoops Word processors Typewriters Compact disc players Turntables 22 Current Events