Elkhart Memorial High School - Monolith Yearbook (Elkhart, IN)

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Kaleidoscope entertainment for all WEEE MA W. Winn pyswesuve ig ae

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50's feature for 76 show If you were one of the lucky people to have the opportunity to view “ scope '76,” you experienced one of the music department’s biggest annual pro- ductions. Kaleidoscope is a mixture of color, music, and dance routines per- formed by members of the Varsity Sing- ers, Drill Team, and Jazz Band. Amateurs and professionals alike par- ticipated when percussionists Mare Cof- +2 Pome fin and his father James presented both Dave Cooper, Janet Lund, Karen Hartman, and Jan Hansing. Small groups were used on dif solo and duet selections. Five juniors. ferent parts of the stage to balance sound. Bob Reames, Jill Flora, Tami Adams, WE PEER cart sf ative Sect Pi satin: Poo Pas Evelyn Danner, and Jon Raber—con- Muahirt for thelr bO'e medion “Rack Aton the Choe ee tributed solos while Terry Robinson and “Bluoberry Hill” and the dieing of the twist Jim Montagano were two senior soloists. The Jazz Band backed up the show the whole way as number after number was performed. Lighting and sound played a big part in the production as needed to bring out different sensations for each act. “Kaleidoscope '76” was put together with 4,200 man hours to produce the show's most su Kaleido- ntagano's solo ary Doug Palmeter, Bob Reames, Instruments blend their sound as the Jazz Ensem- ble performed music from West Side Story during the ensemble’s section of the show

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jing the show in top h , the Varsity S ‘Singular Sensation’ e Bros w Chorus Line. Many songs from Chorus Line were used in the '76 Kaleidoscope. in leotards, the Varsity Singers and Drill Team dance to the song nt Dressed i “T've Got to Get This roadway hit Chorus Line. chores ei eda makes the dance wor! phed for V Team.