Academy of the Holy Angels - Angelus Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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SADIE HA WKINS Guys be slaves to girls? Washing, ironing, cooking hot meals, cleaning — these were a few of the things which dedicated young men swore to do for the girls. November 7th was a special night for many couples who danced to the music of Fire-fair, posed for pictures, and pledged themselves to each other (for the night, anyway). This dance was a celebration of girls asking guys out. It was a new experience for some girls, who were nervous, but they asked anyway. The girls enjoyed being in charge for a night and the guys appreciated going out on the girls. Far above: Kelly Flynn. Margaret Sullivan, and their slaves'' pose Above: Jockie Schluter and Greg Falconer enjoy being hibUkes Right: Marriage vows? REPEAT AFTER ME . . I, Guy’s name, knowing that I'm a dog-faced skunk promise to wash dishes, clean the house, do laundry, have a hot meal waiting for you when you come home. I am the bwest scum on earth and I know you have taken great pity on me and I promise to be grateful forever. I, Girl’s name, realizing that I am vastly superior and that it's you or nothing, promise to make you live up to your promises. Guy: With this ring, I am your slave for life. Girl: With this ring, I am your lord and master for life. 22

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Top: Director Pom Boston is proud of Hor-vey” Bottom: Judge Goffney ond Dr Chumley confer about Etwood Dowd and Harvey 24 A six foot invisible white rabbit intrigued Holy Angels' audiences November 20,21 and 22. Director Pam Boston and her staff produced the fall play, Harvey , written by Mary Chase. Elwood P. Dowd (Joe Simms) befriends Harvey, a Pooka, who follows him everywhere. Everyone thinks Elwood is crazy. His niece. Myrtle Mae (Julie Ryan), wants Elwood put in an asylum in order to get his money. His sister. Veto Louise (Amy Morrissey), doesn't. Eventually Elwood is put in Chumley's Rest, in charge of Wm. R. Chumley, M.D. (Pat Kenney) and his staff, Ruth Kelly, R.N. (Jeanne Spielmam) and Dr. Lyman Sanderson (Cliff Carroll) and the asylum guard, Duane Wilson (John Susag). Elwood is let out though because they think it is really his sister, Veta, who is crazy. Realizing their mistake, Veta is released, but no one can find Elwood. A family friend and judge, Omar Gaffney (Joe Hoover), calls a meeting to straighten things out. And as the lights go down, doors open and close by themselves. Above: Dr Chumley's staff — Nurse Kely and Duane Wilson Left: Veta Louse decides to commit Elwood. Right: Myrtle Mae Smmons decides to commit Elwood