Gavit High School - Futura Yearbook (Hammond, IN)

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TOP LEFT Marla DeBruler iccepts her brother Greg ' s foot- ball award from Susan Geurts. CENTER Stonewood Fox ' s Chris Wieglos demonstrates his talent. TOP Cindy Knop and Bobby Miers alone on the dance floor. BOTTOM LEFT Students get into some good music. School Life 27

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Dances Popular At GHS The Webster Dictionary de- fines dancing as a series of co- ordinated movements done intime to music . But to Gavit students it means The Hustle , The Bus- top and good ole touch-dancing These were just a few of the dances that were big in 1976- 1977. The dances served as a good fund raiser for various clubs and organizations, as well as a get- together for friends. We were very lucky to hire some really good talent to per- form at the dances: STONE - WOOD FOX, M R RUSH, JUSTICE and UTOPIA were just a few of the groups that enter- tained Gavit students. Whereas, once a guy would go up to a girl, bow, and formally ask May I have this dance . A girl can now go up to a guy and ask Do you want to do the Hustle. Times are a chang in ' BELOW Two members of Stonewood Fox strum along CENTER couple enjoys a quiet moment on the dance floor. TOP CENTER Julie Pazdur, Gail Smith and Mary Johnson do the BUSTOP . CENTER RIGHT A time for relaxation. BOTTOM CENTER Stonewood Fox flash their talents. 26 School Life

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Shakespear’s Women Visit Gavit Cast of Characters Barbie Cave April Carter Kathy Bonnell Cindy Cantwell Barb Dust Lori Hufnagel Jul iet Cleopatria Ophelia Portia Desdamona Katharine Thespians performed the comedy production of When Shakespeare ' s Ladies Meet on Jan. 19, 1977, written by: Charles George. The plot of the play centered on Juliet, who was soon to marry her beloved Romeo. The most famous of Shakespeare ' s Ladies, Portia, Desdamona, Ophelia, Cleopatria, and Katharine, decided to journey hence to give Juliet advice on the art of love. Juliet in turn gave her wise ad- vice which proved age is counted only by calendar years, but should be counted upon wisdom. The cast put extremely hard work and a large amount of pride into a successful performance. Thespians are sad to have the play director. Miss Blaine, leave Gavit, but the wonderful memories she has made possible will always remain here at Gavit High. TOP RIGHT: Portia, Ophelia and Desda- mana comment on the absurdity of young Romeo and Juliet ' s romance. TOP LEFT: Portia tries to comfort the frightened Ophelia after being screamed at by loud and strong Katherine (the shrew). BOTTOM RIGHT: Young Juliet solemnly tells Portia what she should do with her own romances and to leave her be. BOT- TOM CENTER: The experienced Desda- mona laughs to herself as she listens to the young love coos made by the elated Juliet. BOTTOM LEFT: The intriguing and captivating Cleopatria also relates the tales of her many past romances. 28 School Life