Valparaiso High School - Valenian Yearbook (Valparaiso, IN)

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TURN, 2, 3, 4. . . F-LAP, F-LAP, F-LAP-SMASH HIT! F-lap, f-lap, f-lap, ball change, step, step, brush, hop step . . . ‘‘You have got a show. It ' s good. When you get up on that stage, you’ve got to really sell it. Just remember to have fun with it! “Smile, people! You ' ve got to remember to smile!” ‘‘Donni - — help! When I finally think I’m getting the footwork, I forget to smile, and when I’m really belting out my chorus part, the dance is all wrong! “Yes, the boys can wear their sailor outfits to school, and girls, we’ve got Navy pins for you. Ex- plain to everyone in your most sales- manlike manner that you’re promoting Drama Club ' s production of Dames at Sea. Tell them it will be November 21-23 at the high school, and that It ' s a fantastic show, and we’ve put a helluva lot of work into it.” Mrs. Noble, my throat (croak) is (rasp) giving me problems!” Hot liquids are best, but a squirt of lemon juice never hurts.” Five minutes people — get on stage and be quiet. And everybody, break a leg. Break a leg? With my tapping technique, I probably will — liter- ally! Almost time — gotta loosen up. Relax. Sweaty palms, tense shoul- ders, and cast iron butterflies in the stomach that won’t quit . . . Finally — the last song. Look at all those people. Hey, they’re getting up!?! They’re giving us a standing ovation! We did it! 14 — Dames At At Sea

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1. Hat and cane in hand, Centerville USA resident Dick (Jim Moyer) composes, choreographs, and performs Broadway Baby” moments after his rapturous first encounter with Ruby. 2. Atop the piano at a 42nd Street theater, a seductive Mona Kent belts out Mister Man of Mine” while accompanied by Jim Moyer. 3. Illustrating that dress rehearsals don’t always run as smoothly as the production itself, John Kelley makes an unblocked fall and finds himself assisted by Cyndi Huseman and Jeff Gill. 4. An apprehensive, but determined Ruby (Cyndi Huseman) tapdances her way to stardom as a last-minute replacement for an ailing Mona Kent. 5. Onboard the battleship-turned-theater, Lisa Benda, John Kelley, Jim Moyer. Sherrie Collins, and chorus march through the climactic Star Tar.” Dames At Sea — 15