Baldwin Wallace University - Grindstone Yearbook (Berea, OH)

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APR 1 m Ill. l ,a ! lo 5 !-I la 10. Alpha Xi Delta Zonferenee 1. l0q I0 '91 'lF Im l lb! 0 E 6 'l W .5 . Dance Cancer! 16H'lql'lml Pracliccs for Dance Concert began in winter quarter, allhough lhe official production doeslft take place umil the spring. Here, Gregg Stickney and Laurie Riemenschnider step 10- gelher in the new dance studio orthe Rec Cem- er. The cheerleaders didlfl have enough or the sports season so they rah-ral'led their way onlo stage for Dance Concert Staging and lighting are an imporlanl faclor In every show. Shadowed figures played an essential part In this dance. Faligul' is a general malady of many college students. According to the looks ol'Holly Scull and Jack Lewis, il can certainly build up during long practice hours.

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In a larming booth at Suddenly Sun. Melissa Gosaeu toasts her skin before leaving for Flor- Eda. Spring Break is more than a ten day break for many college students,and Baldwin-Wallace students are no ex- eception to that. It signifies the end of a long winter and stands for the end of the longest quarter tor what seems to bet 0f the school year. Many pack up cars or vans, and head for such popular Spring Break areas as Daytona Beach, F ort Lauderdale, Sarasota, the Keys of Flor- ida. Some chose less popular places, such as San Padre Island, Texas or even California. They leave usually lwith Spring Break hopes of finding rest, romance, and rays hewever, not always in that order or in equal proportions. This Spring Break brought bad weath- er to many B-W students, who chose to go to Daytona Beach, Fort Lauderdale and the Keys. However, they found oth- er thing to do to occupy their time other than swimming. They may have not got lhe sun tan they expected but what many came home with were memories for a life time. Spring Break 23

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The 505 greaser-look was another fascinathng fuel to Dam ConcerI. This past year, Baldwin-Wallace pregented its 26th Dance Concert. Jean Ann Splain, Student Coordinator for Dance Concert, asserted, iithe goal of Dance Concert is to give students the chance to work together and display their talent? The choreographers and dancers are usually students, although 1985 Alum- nus and B-W Admissions Counselor, Paul Deutsh performed and Janiece Kel- ly-Kitely, HPE faculty, choreographed. All students were allowed to choreo- Dance Concert graph as long as the piece passed a judging by professors in the dance de- partment. For the 1987 Dance Concert, there were four senior choreographers: Karen Molnar, Bethanne Nabinger, Jean Ann Splajn, and Gregg Stickney. Rehearsing since the beginning of winter quarter, much time, patience, and energy e both in and out of the dance studio e went into the 1987 Dance Concert. Dance Concert 2.5