Mundelein High School - Obelisk Yearbook (Mundelein, IL)

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Below: Eric Sprosty sings lt's DeL0vcly to his newly found girlfriend. Hope Harcourt, played byjunior Julie Hanson. Right: Steve Martin plays Moonfacc Martin practicing on his gun called Put-Put-Put. Bottom right: Dancing thc Heaven Hop are Bonnie tDianc Russj and the Five Angels, Kristin Bottoni, Julie Mills, Vickey Kecsc, Bonnic, Joy Wincklcr, and Heidi Forster. musical 6 ein-l...

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A YTHI G goes on the stage inging dancing and big pro- duction numbers played a big Anything Goes. It was a comedy about a girl named Hope Harcourt who is taking a cruise to England to marry her fiance Sir Evelyn Oakleigh. Sir Evelyn has made the trip with her, accompanied by his mother- in-law to be, Mrs. Harcourt. lf left at this the play would be the usual situation, but by coincidence, Hope's old boyfriend Billy has stowed away on the same ship! He finds Hope and tries anything and everyth- ing to get her back even if it means doing some time in the ship's jail. The story be- comes even more amusing when a gangster named Moonface Martin fPublic enemy no. 131 and his sidekick Bonnie also board the ship and start causing trouble. But thatis not all! Also, on board is Reno Sweeney, a famous night club singer, and her back-up girls' the Five Angels. The results of the whole zany bunch ends in a spiritual led by Reno, and a tap number performed by the whole company. Toward the end of the play, a turnabout takes place and Reno winds up getting married to Sir Evelyn, and Billy marries Hope. The ship's captain performs the ceremony. The show was a new experience for a lot of people. Most who tap danced had never tapped before. Mrs. Heidi Cissell and Mr. Jon Lynn were the directors for the fast-paced musi- cal comedy. Mr. Dennis Sullivan conduct- ed the orchestra, while Mrs. Marla Knoke choreographed the dance numbers. 3 part in the spring musical, Gi 95 30 on Top: Eric Sprosty sings You're the Top as Billy Crocker, accompanied by Reno Sweeney, played by Shery Wloszczynski. Above left: Billy tries to talk to his boss tDave Earlyj out of firing him. Above Right: Reno trie: to show her feeling of love to Sir Evelyn Oakleigh, played by Chris Manolis.

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aft A: Donna Wojtysiak and Kevin Early show their version of break dancing. F: .lim Johnson really gets involved in the game on an AFT night. T: AFT was really something to smile about for Diane Russ and Dave Early. Below: AFT volunteers. Back: Noel Fridley, Deidre Hogan, Russ Biggerstaff, Peggy Koehler. Front: Joy Winkler, Dawn Courtier, Steve Smith. Not Pictured: Sean Coleman, Lance Courtier, Lori Herman. 32 LTERNATIVES id Monday's get you down? Did thinking about a whole week of school, without any dentist's appointments, get you depressed? V Then, finally, it was Fri- day and you had two whole days to go out and party - Probably at the same place as last weekend and with the same people. Didn't this get a little boring after a while? If you heard about Alternatives For Teens, you were in for a surprise. It was otherwise known as AFT, a group of teens who decided to set up some programs and fun activities for their peers to get involved in. This group was formed at the beginning of the school year and was concerned about the drug abuse problem with teens. AFT put on three great nights of basket- ball, bombardment, volleyball, arts and crafts, games, conversation, and music throughout the cafeteria to dance to, if you felt a bit crazy. There were only eleven members in AFT and they managed to att'ract over 300 kids each night. The program was planned, promoted, and supervised by teens. That is why the future of AFT is dependant upon students who are interested in working with each other and making AFT a success, Mr. Wayne Bottoni, superintendent. If you didn't want to sweat by playing basketball or volleyball, you could have pigged-out in the cafeteria on all the free refreshments while listening to the crazy D J 's EENS