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1. Donna Furman, portraying the cowardly lion, follows the yellow brick road in “Wizard of Oz.” 2. In an out-of-water skit, Joel Bretscher, Terry Grindlay, Tim Somers, and Rob Rogers try to convince their c mm? -ing officer, Gary Good- man, the army is the wrong place for them in “The Draft Dodger.” 3. With slapstick antics, nine junior high school students portray “Keystone Cops in an act choreographed by Patty Maas.
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1. Donna Snyder and Amy Halter add to the festivities of the Christmas dance as they escort Santa Claus (Mr. Sid Reggie) to his sleigh. 2. Posing in front of the Christmas backdrop. Brenda Pauley and Royal Church have their dance portrait taken. 3. As the band takes a break at the King of Hearts dance, Mike Kloss, Marianne Mc- Cord, Carolyn Schnure, and Mark Allen take time out for refreshments.
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4-Day Show Recreates Era Presenting acts which ranged from “Bonnie and Clyde” to “Beatlemania.” the Aquanauts themed this year’s an- nual water production “Nostaligic Waves.” “The students really worked hard the show,” said Mrs. June Schmett, Aquanaut sponsor. “All of the acts were choreographed and directed by cast members, and those people did a fan- tastic job.” In order to accommodate a larger number of spectators in the pool’s limited viewing space, the cast gave evening performances or April 10, 11, and 12, and a Sunday matinee on April 13. 1. Dressed in glittered black, Terry Mitchell, Angela Shortridge, Luann Larcom, Jean Aszman, Cecily Warner, and Ingrid Bannec perform an act choreographed to the Andrews Sisters’ “In The Mood.” 2. Drying out after their performances, Nathan Bretscher, Larry Holmgren, and Seth Bretscher watch the rest of the show. 3. Lynn Grieger, Kris Hess, and Tina Higley use straw hats and canes to set off their ragtime act. 4. Representing the era of the 1920’s, Cindy Brown, Chuck Neuschafer, Terry Grindlay, and Patty Maas execute their deckwork to “The En- tertainer.” Watershow — 25
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