Rockford East High School - Argus Yearbook (Rockford, IL)

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Gay Nineties Era Returns with 'Fourth Review' Fourth Review, the annual talent show, sparkled with firecrackers, John Philip Sousa marches, and other typical Fourth of July festivity, as gaily-attired performers displayed their versatility while celebrating 1890 style. HARMONY IS RESTORED between Mike Olson and Barbara Ahr through the efforts of Mr. Leonard Becker. WE AUTO,VE STAYED HOME, declare Sue Muehlemeyer and Ann Weigel despite the gleeful expressions of Barb Stitzel and Anne Gullickson after Mary Ellen Carlson's stem command.

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Preview Responsibilities Ahead 1? Q-2 5 JANE BRAZZELL and Paul Dixon demonstrate the skill required to play Shoot to the Moon, a game produced by Stilco, Jane's JA company. MR. JIM COOK, narrator of the General Motors stage show, Previews of Progress, exhibits a suitcase containing a gyroscope which seems to rotate of its own accord, to Rick Mera and Kathy Murawski.

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DOLPHIN QUEEN Donna Melquist and her attendants Rosl Ekstrom and J111 Holmqu1st remam after the show as fr1ends stop to congratulate them. Candlelight Procession Climaxes Dolphin Show Slapstick humor, precision diving, and water ballets combined to make the 22nd annual Dolphin Show, Roar- in' 20's, an interesting evening's enter- tainment. High point of the three perform- ances was the crowning of Queen Don- na Melquist by Dolphin Club President Jay Bailey. As the various acts progressed, spectators who sat near the edge of the pool were splashed continually, a necessary hazard in any waiter show. SPECTATORS have a preview of the forthcoming Dorado Show as Judy O1 son, Sandy Pellant, Carolyn Karceskl and Ann Johnson perform.