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

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Singing the chorus of ‘‘Hey There Good Times” is Lori Miller. She’s wearing one of the outfits made by Mary Lou Massey and Betty Beaver. Disco Dancing to a modern version of ‘‘The Fifth of Beethovan” are members of the drill team. They also danced to the song “Chase.” Dancing to “Jump Shout Boogie” during the Man- ilow Medley are Lisa Clausen, Ted Knudson, Nafe Alick, Joan Quinlan, and Carol Hansing. kaleidoscope 23

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Jazz, classical, disco, rock music balance show Equal amounts of different types of music balanced out the fifth annual Kaleidoscope. The Jazz Band provided the jazz with a Chicago medley. Soloists were Keith Treadway, Andy Holtz, Ty Miller, and Sue Schultz. Roberta Litherland choreo- graphed the classical dance number, a ballet routine to the theme from Masterpiece Thea- tre. Lisa Culp, Sharon Osowski, and Jan Ronk were accompanied by the orchestra. A disco version of “The Fifth Slow dance movements and special lighting effects create a mysterious atmosphere in the opening song, “Calling Occupants,” An original dance interpretation to the theme from Masterpiece Theatre is performed by Jan Ronk, Sharon Osowski, and Lisa Culp. 22 encore! encore! of Beethoven,’ played by the orchestra, backed up the Drill Team. Brightly colored costumes were worn to enhance the fast actions of the number. Varsities provided the rock with Barry Manilow songs and Carpenter hits. The finale was a medley of Irving Berlin greats. Varsity soloists included Kathy Kriner, Nafe Alick, Jim Gattman, Carol Hansing, and Julie Scudder. Harmonizing with each other are Karen Osowski, Julie Scudder, and Sharon Osowski i n the Car- penter’s song, “One Fine Day.” “S207 LE ARRAN IRN URE my

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Waiting for the introduction of his guests, King Rising to dizzy heights, Mr. Dimwilty (Greg Cornelius (Andrew Holtz) grimly surveys the | Luebke) speaks to prompecdye voters on election group of village citizens. day. Dimwitty lost the election. King accepts changes This year’s Children’s Theater production, The Changing Times of King Cornelius, takes place during the time in which it was believed that the king’s word was absolute rule. The show was presented twice to the general public and twice to fifth grade students. According to Mrs. Jack Strain, director, Children’s Theater accomplishes several things. ‘'It introduces young children to the experience of attending the thea- ter, it rounds out the dramatics program at Memorial, and it gives more kids a chance to par- ticipate because of double cast- ing. It is also something really different to be in.” Marching for Mr. Nalloty are Raymond (Nafe Alick), Jennie (Kim Pawlak), Crystal (Dede Love- joy), and Dimwitty (Bill Stubbs). As Madame Crystal (Dede Lovejoy) gazes excit- edly into the crystal ball, Mr. Mallory (Martin Dean) waits intently for his fortune. 24 encore! encore!