Highland Park High School - Little Giant Yearbook (Highland Park, IL)

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‘Words on Play’ pokes fun at use of leisure “It was one of the best shows in recent years, opined many who saw Stunts '78. which was directed by seniors Jody Klinsky and Randi Silberman. Preparation for Words on Play began last May of '78. Most of the music, all of which was original, was written by senior Dan Freed. Perhaps the most entertaining skit and song in the entire show was Philately Gal. After Dan Staub and Jon Reder's song and dance, the curtain opened and cast members dressed as stamps launched into a delightful tap dance routine. The climax of the skit came when the cast broke out kazoos for a rendition of Philately Gal.” Another feature of the show was Baby Boogie. Those who suppose that babies placidly fall asleep at night were mistaken. After the lights went out, cast members adorned in diapers and bonnets sneaked onstage for a night of wild boogie. A clever boogie song provided the perfect complement to the imaginative skit. A Trip to the Big City took the audience on a vicarious trip through beautiful downtown Highland Park. 14 STUNTS

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 The sprites and spirits of “A Midsummer Night's Dream, junior Sheri Berkson, frosh Amy Galper, soph Gabby Abrams, trosh Sharon Gitles, frosh Stacey Glazer, senior Lesly Kahn, trosh Patti Hoffman, and junior Mindy Surell. rehearse a scene from the show, which was performed on October 24-25. In a play of dreaming and awakening. Puck, junior Shari Joffee, goofs again by casting another troublemaking spell on the unsuspecting Her- mia, senior Bessie Spero, as she lies sleeping. MIDSUMMER NIGHT S DREAM 13

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Th« gang kick Saturday night possibilities around before the entire cast joins them for the rousing finale. Oh, my, groan senior Matt Arbit and junior Ellen Poliak. It s Saturday night and nothing to do.' “Try a board game. says senior Marla Blumenthal to bored soph Josh Rosenzweig. STUNTS 15