South High School - Southerner Yearbook (Salt Lake City, UT)

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1, When the night of the concert comes, mem- bers of Dance Club perform to the best of their ability. 2. Bel Canto provides the music for some of the dances. 3. Before the concert, girls danced in the halls to publicize the event. 4. Through her dance, Sandy Carpenter attempts to convey a mood to the audience. ffl

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ive music dance concert Creativity and self-expression were the keys to a successful dance concert presented on April 1 and 2. The members of dance club dedicated many hours of after-school practices to learn new dances and perfect techniques. Imagination was also an important element, used not only in choreography, but in costuming, lighting, and in the selection and utiliza- tion of props. Live music was used as much as possible, and a wide variety of dances, including an improvisation, were performed. - 54 ff Q E W F -ag,- 2 ,Q Ms if 2' 5 y 1 -fr ' V4 f f ' N Qfsfwwrimi. . if K , 9 ff Q V .Q ,gm ,law -M-'HY --'-ff .,,., an 1,-we-my ,V 'ffsfzslszzz-wx' fazu,x,f1t1,ss2i mf , aaeeayti, S V,,,,,, , fs'-Wf, Q ffii- .,.,y,,. ,,.. A ,ate ff , Q2 .' , 451: 5 wiv 6 F 1 3 1 EJ ' ie' iff ff 2 a 'X H wf4 .'vf2 ' rf2v 1mzm qw hy 3' 5 2 J f tae Q f' ff ft av any ,, V at at i , J - ' 4' .ff gvmfw, f 2 , 7 if ' f ' ' , ,,,,., 1 a-5 1. A 1, lm.. , ' .fee ' . af t , ft 'ff A 1 5' Q5 z E tiff , if Q we 15 2 r a it tt,, , A t s- A . 4it' f1f29'f' 2 .,,,,.,, , 'W is -' 3 ' ,W-:W':-f - ' . , ppt ' , ,gyaff -,L , m g ,H V 22 2 fl 'b -' .1 4, ,, ' 2, ,-MZQE , :Eg ,, 1 2, g ,mn 2:5 7 f EQ 3,.,:'g I A: , ii' ?4Zm:as,:: ' srl' ,. :,,,f5? Q W' ttvv fmzwg, ,,,,, , , unnnuu., DANCE CLUB-Row One: Patricia Simmons, Christine Aoki, Tawna Weeks, Shelley Thompson. Row Two: Lisa Scopes, julie Draxler, Patti Hornsby, Donna Clark, jane Sorenson, Sandra Carpenter, julie jaramillo, Shelley Stockdale, Leslie Butler, Mrs. Margi Berrett. Row Three: Judy Quayle, Re- becca Ewing, Robyn Gill, Sharlette Stephens, Lila Rudolf, Vicki Lindsey, Claudia Witzel, Karee Hoffman, Susan Lucas.

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In keeping with the tradition of excel- lent musicals, South High, under the direction of Coach jay Kirk and Mr. Richard Torgerson, presented L'Oli- ver . The selection of uOliveri' as the musical started out as a controversy be- cause two of the major roles were to be played by non-high school students. Many South High students felt that this wasnit fair until Mr. Torgerson ex- plained his motives. HI felt that by using members of the Salt Lake boyis choir for the roles of Oliver and Art- ful Dodger, we would not only have a higher quality musical, but also we get the whole community involved. The community involvement aspect was shown by the need for five perfor- mances, including one matinee for junior high and elementary students. K, Controversial selection proves to be successful