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■Student Council Announces Theme For Annual Variety Show, Ap. 10-11By Barb FryePotpourri! What is it? It is the theme for the Variety Show. As the theme implies, this year’s show will consist of a mixture of acts. Because of the wide scope of the theme, there is no limit as to the type of acts in the show.Naturally, there are singing groups, dance routines, and skits. Hoepfully, the faculty band will also be performing. The “Senior Party,” a take-off on “Laugh In,” will add some humor to the show, while some modem dance routines will demonstrate the creativity of STHS girls.One of the features of the evening will be the appearance of Fone de Wit, this year's foreign exchange student from Holland. De Wit will play the piano, after which he will be interviewed briefly by Mark Perone.Neil Cooperrider and John Woodson will be an STHS version of Rowan and Martin. As emcees, Cooperrider and Woodson will keep the audience entertained between acts.The Variety Show has become an annual STHS event, this being its fourth year. The purpose of the show .is to make money for the American Field Service. This year even more money is needed,as STHS is sending a student abroad for part of the summer, as well as bringing a student here for the school year.The show is sponsored by the Student Council with much cooperation from Dftpia Workshop. Student Council is responsible for securing the talent, publicizing the show, and selling the tickets. The council also finances the entire show- Qrvpw Workshop, under the direction of Robert Lindsey and J. W. Ryiander, will organize the stage, make-up, lighting and sound crews.The adult members of the APS also play an important role in producing the show. Besides offering much guidance, these adults aid the Student Council in (selling tickets and obtaining patrons.The show will be at the Coliseum at eight o’clock on April 10 and 11. Tickets for the show may be purchased at the cost of one dollar per person from any student council member or in the cafeteria fourth and fifth hours. Children’s tickets for people of pre-high school age may be obtained at the door for fifty cents.
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Sterling, Illinois, US
Fri, Mar 21, 1969
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