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Page 31 text:
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ICE SKATING at The Ice Box is PRE PARED for a snowbaU fight junior Sally Nutting, (top left). are Wendy Rininger and Maria Macri. CROSS-COUNTRY skiing at Potato Creek is Senior Denise CASEY the dog retrieves a frisbee Stealy. in the snow. Winter Fun 27
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Winter Brings Fun and Rewards Winter brought many spe- cial leisure activities, and it did not take a lot to enter- tain us. Although cross-coun- trv skiing was extraordinary, as the snow during the win- ter was perfect for outdoor sports, some preferred snow- mobiling or just snowman building. During rare and welcome snow days, Riley- ites enjoyed sleeping in and having a break, or playing winter sports. Ice-skating was a favorite pastime. South Bend offers the Ice Box and Howard Park nearby, and the Notre Dame rink was also a popular gath- ering place during the win- ter months. Bendix Woods and Potato Creek were other places to spend leisure time whether for cross-country or downhill skiing, of for inner- tubing; everyone had a good time in the winter. What is beginning to be an annual star-studded win- ter event for Riley art stu- dents is the Scholastics Art Awards Regional Contest, in which, again this year, they brought glory to the school and themselves. Besides a Hallmark Award and three Kodak Medallion Nomina- tions, four portfolios of art or fihotograpny were chosen or further competition. Thirty Gold Keys and 119 Honorable Mentions com- plete the list of more awards won than by any other area school. RIGHT: GOLD KEY winners Gina Spagnolo and Mike Anes enjoy working together. BELOW: Winner of a Gold Key is Donnie Happ ' s ink drawing. 26 Winter Fun
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«S) KB !» In the 1600 ' s William Shakespeare wrote the com- edy classic The Taming of the Shrew; 400 years kter the Riley Thespians pre- sented Richard A. Barbie ' s interpretation in his musical adaptation called Shrew. The cast of 22 brought the play to colorful hfe in a very broad manner; the sight gags and soimd effects of the pro- duction gave the Shakespea- rean plot a bright, refreshing appeal. Two sophomores, Debbie Stroop and Greg Elin, captured important roles and along with the upperclass standbys. Rick Gary, Janis Abraham, Janet Sharer and Arturo Garcia, they helped make Shrew a quahty production. TRANIO (Arturo Garcia) holds his breath as the drunken Petruchio (Mark MacCuUough) teUs his many problems. WHAT CAN vou do with a Shrew? is asked by Gremio (Rich Gary) and Hortensio (Dennis Swanson). THE CHORUS joins young Lucentio (Grejg Elin) in learning the facts of lil« and love in song and dance. ' ■fr; r -.. ' .- ' - i. , SHREW (play) ii
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