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Carmen VanFosson
Randall Vashon
Peggy Vaughan
Phillip Vaughan

Teri Waffle
Glen Wanha
Teresa Ward
Richard Waschinek

Roger Wegerzyn

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Dan Weichel

Dancin’

{ | t hen I was five 1 went to
W New York with my
grandmother. She took me to my James Wells
first ballet. 1 wasn’t really old
enough to know what was going on,
but I thought it was the neatest
thing,” explained senior Sheryl
Kranz.
That was the inspiration to
Sheryl’s career. From there she
started taking dance from a woman
who was “hard on her” because she
centratlon plays a big part in dancing. Sheryl concentrates knew that Sheryl had a special
ier form. A dancer must have self-control at all times, a
in learned over the thirteen years that Sheryl has taken talent and challenged her to
e instruction. improve.
China I. rew arding for Sheryl. The satisfying part of Sheryl has been teaching for six
hing for her is “when the kids come dressed proper y,
years and hopes to go to Creighton
.ing sure they're on time, knowing they I n s ,o
-V n jrrE1—i xxzz for further study. She plans to join a
^ " o ^ on wha, she has learned dance company and travel.