Orchesis presents "Montage" Orchesis will be presenting its dance show 'Montage" March 10, 11 and 12 at 8 p.m. in the auditorium. Tickets are S2.50 and are available at the door. Orchesis hopes to present a variety of dances and dance styles to its audience in "Montage." Jazz, modern, ballet, western, tap and novelty dances are among the styles to be presented in the show. The opening number of "Montage" is a salute to the Broadway musical "A Chorus Line." The dance, which was choreographed by Nancy Webster, protrays the emotions of a dance rehersal to the song "I Hope 1 Get It" from "A Chorus Line." The finale, "Jazz it Up," will be danced by all the members of Orchesis and its purpose, according to Mary Pospisil, is to "have fun and leave the audience with a happy feeling." Orchesis member Kathy Humm com mented, "The show has a lot of variety and we've tried to use a lot of new and different styles. It's been fun putting the show together and 1 think the audience will like it."
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Maine South High School, Park Ridge, IL
AFS chosen
Nine Maine South juniors have been chosen as foreign exchange students in the AFS (American Field Service) program. Louise Berns, Pamela Collins, Curt Gruber, March 10,1983 Matthew Keenan, Stephen Langdon, Brigid McKitrick, Margaret Nesbit, Peter Silkowski and Kimberly Wochinski will be spending their summer overseas in the program. Although they do not yet know where they will be going, the juniors are excited about the possibilities of traveling abroad. Kim Wochinski commented, "AFS is a great experience, and I am really looking forward to this summer."
Seminar held
Chris Paterakis, Guy Taldone, Nancy Rabe, Sophia Leongas, Lauris Kladis and Mary Fanchi will be visiting Spain this spring vacation on a nine-day, non-
The Maine South Parent-Teacher Council Qass Board will present the program entitled "College: The Selection Process" Mon., March 14 from 7:30 to 9:30 p.m. in the Student Cafeteria. Topics to be discussed include: applications, campus visits, financial aid and other decisions concerning colleges. Career Counselor Kenneth Reese will give a presentation concerning the inportant factors in selecting a college. Following his presentation, parents and students in the audience will divide into small groups to informally discuss school-sponsored tour. The tour includes topics of concern. Selected parents of current visits to Madrid, Segovia, Toledo, the college students will lead the discussion and Sierra Nevada, Granada, Cordoba and Maine South counselors will assist in answering questions. Seville.