Rolling Meadows High School - Yearling Yearbook (Rolling Meadows, IL)

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'Untr.Q.ddens.PathS.f.SfA new theme, fer H new it Work? cei5fainlyflt5he was one of RMHS's best dance shows. he .girls varieties dances as...,.wellg55as costumes. A Shade of Blues , choreographed by seniors, Denise johnson and Christa Wellhausen clearly exfiilainedithe every day-pfabiems of lsf frtehearsal faced by the dancers. This was one of the two dances to represent RMijiS Orchesis in the District show. Ephram 'County Hoedown l with 'frilly isoutherln belles and brawny farm boys added variety to the show. In anotherqnumbier, loe.Schadel accompanied Theresa Stapleton and Cathy Farinella as he softly sang the beautiful song Lady. Director Nancy,Creswell also particlipatedrliin the' dance 'Fluctuations which she choreographed herself. .,. The..j.reward for all the hours rehearsal and hard work is the satisfaction lfeel after a successful performance. lt makes all the time spent wolrfthwhi1le, commented Margie Harrigan. :asf Senior Marjorie Horrigan Ephram County Hoedown Performing in the energetic composition Fluctuations -Mary Nugent l 2 ORCHESIS: Front Row- B. Shaughnessy, D. Lundquist, M. Horrigan, S. Couve,? Creswell, C. Farinella, S. johnson, D. DeRosa, C. Morley. Middle Row- Stapleton, K. Keener, M. Danna, D. Grunwald, K. Cremerius, C. Wilson, L. Ahr D. lohnson , C. Wellhausen, 1. Kemper. Back Row- I. Prince, R. Mueller, N Magnus, M. Nugent, M. Heinz, K. Bowens, S. Cagann, L. Miller, M. O'Mara. l

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The coo-coo Pidgeon sisters: Nora Polacek and Cecilia Hooper. Dime? Theater: Meaekvvfisi First The dim candlelight, the bright, ,checkered tablecloths and a sparkling fountain were a few of the accents that delighted the Italian diners at this year's comedy dinner theater. The Romedra players presented Rolling Meadows High School's first dinner theater, consist- ing of everything from spaghetti and spumoni to a super show of music and song. After the last plate had been removed, the audience then proceeded to the theater where they were delighted by the humor and antics of Neil Simon's The Odd Couple. Cigar smoke and the odor of Oscar's ilim Sullivanl apartment then met the audience's senses as they were seated on the stage in close contact with the actors. The poker game began, with the poker players Tom Waldron, Tim Cage, Dan Strebel and Kevin Cuthbert. Soon the laughs increased as Felix, iScott Drainl, started to brillo and lysol the apartment for the flighty English beauties, the Pidgeon Sisters iCecilia Hooper and Nora Polacekl. The London broil may not have turned out, but the performance surely did. The audience left the theater content and satisfied from the evening's I Murray the cop, Tom Waldron, ibackl, tries to keep peace in the poker The Odd Couple: lim Sullivan and Scott Drain. group.

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i An electifying experience, Wired -choreographed by Sue Cagann IFAR RIGHT! A 1 .L . - S . XS' 9 Configurations Y Q' N v4 i .. 5 5 4 8 H 5' v'-if ,, 1 Nr . U ' N A K y :. . . f iiii r yy !,fL2ldy,,-choreographed and performed by Cathy M K Iztti N iwii :Zi V iiy i M joe Schaedel providesa musical background for iFarineIla Confusion -choreographed by Keri Keener the dance Lady . !