Fullerton Union High School - Pleiades Yearbook (Fullerton, CA)

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Look deep into my eyes, ' mantha Matt says to Sa- Sam enjoys performing with the FUHS Indiancers, Tappin ' Toes And Tinsel Take Over FUHS Talk about dancing your life away!! The 1983-84 Donee Company put on their annual Winter Donee Concert en - titled Tappin ' Toes and Tinsel . The style of dances ranged from fast and funky to slow and mellow. Dance Company was under the supervision of dancer and teacher, Mrs. Tracy. Mrs. Tracy advised the dancers and helped them with their technique. The dances were choreographed and performed by the student dancers. Each dance had lots of energy, originality, and per- sonality. Dance Company, known as the Indiancers, worked long hours on the dances; they were after school every day for four weeks until 6:00 p.m. The overall excitement of the au- dience seemed to please the dancers and Mrs. Tracy. Sam, Cassi, and Jennifer swing to the beat ot the music. The cast: Kim Berg. Melissa Bntt, Jennifer Brooks, Cassi Cannizzaro, Sam Copp, Kelly Deveney. Jennifer Eder, Margie Eder. Tracy Elliot, Angela Eve, Heather Farah, Cindy Frias, Sue Hooper. Joey Lee, Cindy Lemke, Diane Lipiz, LeeAnn Mor- oni. Trisha Paxton. Gabriela Prieto. Ann Schultz, Kelly Sherman, Nancy Sieminski, Jennifer Smith, Stacey Sprigg, Laurie Stanley. Julie Stoffel. Lisa Walsh, Jennifer Yount, Joel White, Tony McGuire. Matt Lemke, Miriam Neal, Michelle Henley. 19

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Winter Program Highlights Year Of Great Music As the lights dimmed down and the curtain rose, the audience hushed its noise to a faint whisper. Such perfor- mances as the Winter Concert really impressed the viewers with all of the talent displayed by the concert band, choir, vocal ensemble, and girls choir. The performers were flawless and seemed so natural at what they did. No one ever stopped to think of how much work, effort, and time it took to make the show look so spectacular. Before even setting the date of the Winter Concert, Mr. Hoake, the band director, and Mr. Perry, the vocal di- rector, took certain care to pick out the best selection of musical pieces. Both vocal and instrumental groups worked long and hard hours on their selections. The groups themselves were not the only ones to work hard. The skill that was used in directing these groups was acquired through long hours of planning, practice, and determination. From the amount of applause given by the crowd, all of the effort seemed to pay off. Mr Perry shows his serious side during perfor- mances Kim. Darleen, and Anne sing their hearts out. 18 Winter Concert

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