Cherry Hill West High School - Rampant Yearbook (Cherry Hill, NJ)

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We are the dreamers of dreams. We are rhapsodists standing at the crossroads of a clouded future. We are musical salesmen. Bulletin boards, swiss mints, and peanut crunch are a part of the smaller picture, filling the reality of our daily existence. Inter- mingled with these are grander dreams of distant lands and fantasies of fame on stage. The proper combination of musical notes and bank notes will de- termine the success of our endeavors. We are the music makers, the dreamers of dreams . . . it activities 1 57

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We are the music makers. We are minstrels numbering three score roving from tree lighting ceremo- nies at Christmastime to sunrise Easter services. Concert experiences are not limited to festive holiday songs in shop- ping centers. In the auditorium twice a year, in C-4 everyday, we harmonize sharing a world of melody and laughter. Intermingled with these are talent and the wry humour of our fearless leader- a soprano bass with a whistle. 2 I ww f' ,aw

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CHERRY HILL HIGH SCHOOL WEST THEATER WORKSHOP pruscnzs WAIT UNTIL DARK 8 P.M. Friday, January I9 Saturday, January 20 Mr. loseph Gellura, Advisor Mrs. Patricia Dahms, Advisor Theater Workshop is lots and lots of Ioonies who profess to be as crazy as you think they are. You probably don't know it but Paul Lynde, Peter Lorre, Humphrey Bogart, lulie Andrews, Bobby Van, Helen Gallagher and company are all mem- bers of Theater Workshop, posing incognito as high school students. Theater Workshop is every- day until 5:30 and sometimes into the wee hours as well Qworking with the strangest ducks you'd ever want to meet.j Who else but fledgling actors would pay five dollars and fifty cents just to get a nosebleed? And those same wonderful people who brought you Theater Workshop in 1969 are still bringing it to you in 1973, and are hoping to take it to others in the future-from the Shubert, Lincoln Center, and Broadway.