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LEFT : Deanna Troy, Jenny Crawford. Karey Berg- slien, Polly Cain, Pauline Frank, and Cindy Brown conclude their version of Chim Chim Cheree from Mary Poppins. BELOW: Before entering the water Terri Mitchell, Cecily Warner, Donna Furman, Luann Larson, Claudia Williamson, and Ingrid Bannec do a few dance steps to set the mood for Godspell. BOTTOM: Illuminated by underwater lights swim- mers in Fiddler on the Roof form a five-point star. it site srmtr MIA H • M A sautM rACific MA»T KAA.NI
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Water Show Splash benefits from hard work An example of what positive thinking and teamwork can do was the Lorelettes ' Splash of Broadway swim show on April 25-28. The show resulted from three months of work and planning by the Lorelettes and the boys ' swim team. With $500 u profits from last year ' s show, advance ticket sales and book sales, cast members built scenery and made costumes. Lorelettes choreo- graphed all 15 of the acts, which were per- formed to music from various Broadway plays. On the 27th, some cast members who had to be in Fort Wayne for choir contests almost were unable to be in the show. But, choir director Mr. Bernard Butt arranged for the choirs to sing early in the day so that everyone could be back in time. Two hundred advance tickets were sold each night, with about 30 more sold at the door. The show netted another $500. RIGHT: With grace and persistence, Joel Bretcher and Debbie Bucheit master an overhead life for their routine, Romeo and Juliet . BELOW: Doing a ballet leg, Kris Hess illustrates her interpretation of Bali Ha ' i from South Paci- fic.
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Commencement t Seniors reiurn forgraduation Infected with senioritis in epidemic pro- portions, the class of ' 74 catapulted out of high school on May 30. Some returned that night to participate in Awards Night; most took part in Baccalaureate, June 2, at St. Paul ' s Church. All were lured back for commencement, June 5. The 101st annual commencement returned to the traditional format after last year ' s special effect of teachers in caps and gowns. After the valediction by Don McLean and the salutatory address by Karen Maiers, the 396 graduates filed up to receive their diplo- mas to the repeated strains of Pomp and Circumstance . By 9:30 that night, it was all over. ABOVE Addressing the 396 graduates are vale- dictorian Don McLean and salutatorian Karen Maiers. ABOVE RIGHT: Sheri Gorub adjusts her cap in the tense moments before entering the gym. RIGHT: To complete the ceremony, senior class president Tim Johnson leads the turning of the lassies. 30
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