Glenbard East High School - Aries Yearbook (Lombard, IL)

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STUDENT COUNCIL This was a busy year for Student Council under the leadership of Robin Rada, President; Mark Meiners, Vice-President; Cindy Rumsey, Treasurer; and Sue Owens, Secretary. Many new things were introduced by this year's council, including the Car Caravan during homecoming week. The council also again organized the annual events like: Folk Fest, Homecoming, Senior Citizen's Day, and the first annual Glenbard East Parking Lot sale, which was very similar to a Flea Market. Student Council Executive Board, top, I to r: Lisa Phippinger, Allison Hahn, Cheryl Malinowski, April Racana, Dave Alengo, Karen Pszanka, Scott Meyr, Heidi Papenbrook, Linda Strain. Middle: Julie Moreschi, Carol Elam, Kim Shepherd. Tom Jozwiak, Dana Woibruch, Cindy Cooper, Craig Dariak. Seated: Cindy Rumsey, Robin Rada, Sue Owens. 121

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With dance, pantomime is one of the oldest of the performing arts. Traditionally it is performed without such costumes as might label or otherwise identify characters in any way. The performer wears neutral white- face so that only his own exaggerated expressions identify him and his emotions. Thus one performer is left alone onstage with only his body and the audiences imaginations as tools. Objects, characterizations, and emotions must be created by the performer, utilizing whatever universal signs and cues he can discover. Even the titles of individual mime sketches are pre- sented by a performer, eliminating such lists in programs held by patrons. The mime performer is, therefore, an observer and interpreter of life. The individual sketches in the program are often created by the performers themselves and represent life as it is seen from their own perspective.