Colusa High School - School Daze Yearbook (Colusa, IL)

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Basic Orchesis Bottom rozzx' D. Dembski, D. Harker. J. Skiba, J. Obuchowski, siorek, M. Friederich. Sewond rout' S. Gargano. M. Wilson, C. Poray, S. Pietrick, -I J. Hajduk, J. Harris. Top row: Mrs. Olson, sponsor: C. Vito, L. Hagen, K. Past. P. l Combining kicks, turns, and various other ements into dance steps were the specialties ie Orchesis girls. The grace and talent of mr. senior, and basic Orchesis resulted in a essful dance concert. This year's concert ie, What's the Difference? centered nd opposites. City-Country, Night- and Hot-Cold were some of the acts urmed in the show. In addition to the yearly 1. Orchesis participated actively in V-Show, enting such numbers as Mission Im- ible, Varsity Drag, In the Mood and ging in the Rain. Members also took field to the Nutcracker and That's Enter- nentf' Dancers received their awards at the annual banquet. J. We Junior Orchesis Bottom row: S. Greene. K. Jordan, N. Englund M. Pagliari. K. Picchiotti, K. Brown, D. Goss, N. Samin, K Mitzman, S. Brandt. D. Duncan. Second rout' M. Rosen, P. Fried- man. G. Nelson. L. Menich, S. Levin, S. Stetz, K. Kozial, P Sprafka. N. Cicero. B. Schwinn, L. Limosani. Third row: H Kist, K. Bacon, S. Schultz. C. Rosen, K. Stec, P. Usak. l quist. C. Frazier. M. Collins. V. Spasojcevic. S. Engel. 7 Mrs. Olson. sponsor: T. Paserella, L. Minor, S. Brocks Dillon. K. Mayer, C. Gaza, S. Klein, C. Rosen, M. Obog, S. Klupar. Sesame Street was performed by Junior Orchesis mi

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errapin Show Appetizing 'J , W--W 1' A .,,...fsw-ff N. - LV,,L N. in Tadpoles Bottom row: J. Porzak, S. Hunter, K. Dunn, L. Laureys, T. McMahon, L. Wojtyna, E. Britton, H. K. Brosnan, M. Jorgensen, G. Lammersfeld, D. Moore, N. Zielinski, S. Polan, L. Gullberg. Top row: J. I-lurley,'A. Grieco, S. Biel, J. Sieros. J. D'Agostino, N. DiPrima, T. Lyons, D. Musolf, K. O'Hagan, J. Roels, V. David. u- lv:-1 .4-:lax 1 - Rice Krispies really do Snap, Crackle, and Pop. Terrapin members proved this in their an- nual show, which this year centered around Breakfast Cereals. Audiences in April saw solos and duets of synchronized swimming, as well as group numbers. In addition to the show, club members sponsored a pizza sale for the first time. Twenty-six girls passed the required skill test and became Tadpoles, the name given to first-year Terrapin members. According to ad- visor Miss Fullerton, good cooperation from the members and officers contributed to the club's success.

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hesis Asks, hat' the Difference? Left: Wooden Indian presented the direct opposite of dance 'LPrimitive Patterns performed in the concert, Whatls the Differeno Below: Waitresses, plumbers, and chefs were some of the profession seen in the dance Rat Race which represented life in a busy city .. .,.,.,,.... .ff .,, H ' 'Q A ' ' - -- -- . . . P zwfsffftw- f- . .. - . Jr Orchesis Bottom row: P. Galante, C. Mesch, M. Mayster, N. Palcheck, K. Eimers, C. Szehel, M. Eterno, R. Abrams, rrshter. Second roux' S. Howard, M. Galante, K. Kolze. R. Butchin, G. Borchew, J. Bergmann, L. Kovich, S. Kline, D. ian, M. Eggert. Top rout L. Staudt, D. Femmel, M. Shore, K. Mancil, L. Cichon, J. Jorian, D. Shore, K. Dommenella, C. ak, M. Plain. K. Johnson.