Stillwater High School - Kabekonian Yearbook (Stillwater, MN)

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SENIOR CLASS PLAY SENIOR PLAY CA A vntal message was embedded an the plot of the Sensor Class Play The Remarkable Incndent at Car son Corners Mr Kovalesky was accused of murder Ing Bob McG1nnls but dld he really do lt? The students of Carson Corners arranged a trial to flnd the truth The parents of the children lump at the chance to accuse Kovy of the murder but It as found that each one of them ln some way IS guilty 5 Q of the death of Bob McGmms The play ends with a powerful speech by Bob s father saying that we must look at ourselves and face up to our responsnbnlltues The Sensors worked hard to put thelr message across to the audrence Behund the scenes the crews worked feverlshly to get the play polnshed for show time The hard work of the crew cast and Mr Heumerl was well rewarded by the success of the play Marlow Kathy Rollg Davtd Charlsen Gerald Gross Gene Junker John Klspert Tom Llndell Duck Strand Judd Orff Jlm Lammers Row 2 Janet Iverson Mary Burmaster Karen Smith Carolyn Fankhanel Edyth Whltney Duck Huelsmann Davld Stegllch Bob Zlmmerman SENIOR PLAY CREW 1' Row 'I Martha McGough, Marna Jacobson, Jean Lundeen, Mary Kay Pomlnvtlle, Connle Roloff, Mary Carlstrom, Janet McCarty, Sherry Zabrock, Janet Iverson, Dlck Strand, John Schultz, Dave Toblsch Row 2 Carolyn Fankhanel, Karen Smith, ST -.-fp' , . . 1. 1 T - - - T5 A , , . . . . . I - , ' C ' ifI'?S, t - ' ll ll ' ' 'E' ' ' ' '31, . . . r '-7 9 , . Q , . . buts - A T' 'A ' . 1 P I I I I ' l . I' ' ,, ' . 17 Ly, 'Elm I : l X. Row I: Jeannine Lahiff, Margaret Hintz, Betty Lou Johnson, Carol Brekke, Nancy I . I I . I l I 1- '. v I X .yy . vi I ilk I I yn' 'Q' L- 1 if , 5 1 , 1, . . f ' I ., s I 4 E 'L Q . A Q13 - 'I 7 V: A ,ji . 7 s '5 .. ' Q Q H In I ' W' , Q my xv.-.,I 9 i li V V Judy Eichten, Karen Lind, Julie Riegel. 77

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THESPIANS hff' nu., Vu 'Bw Row 4 Gene Junker Jum Lammers Duck Sirand Row 3 Marna Jacobson Duck Huelsman Tom Lundell Row 2 Judy Euchten Karen Lund Rowl Jeannune Lahuff Jean Lundeen Mussung Connue Raloff Dave Charlsen Thespuans us a naTlonal organuzahon of dramaTusTs The Thespuan Troop un STullwaTer worked hard To puT on The annual one acT plays Thus year four plays were produced unstead of only Three The Thespuans had Tull charge of produchon of These plays each play havung 3 Thespuans durecfung uT The members work hard To puT on The plays buf Thespuans usnT all work The members went To The Duary of Anne Frank whuch was puT on at The ST Paul Audutoruum Puzza afterwards added To The enloymenT of The evening The hughlughf of The year was a Two day convenTuon un Ely Munnesofa The Twelve members from lasT year aTTended and as any of Them wull Tell you uT was quuTe an experience The Thespuans held Theur annual unuTuaTuon un The sprung lnuTuaTes wenT Through The worsT To gaun membershup buT after uf was all over The new members admuTTed That uT was worTh uT A dramatuc momeni un The Senuor Class Play Ar . ii U e I K W ,n TT' ' .W , l T' ' 'V' F , 1. ' 'M T . .,, Y 1 ,. ,M ' Et V Wu, ,F r A... X .f Tv 7. : , , . : , , . : , . : , . : , . ' . , . ' I I , . . . , . . , ,, ,, . , . . ll ' Il ' ' I I u

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ON E-ACTS 3 Rosemary Burger Bob Zimmerman Betty Johnson Jerry Gross and Uta Bruhn dramatlzed Jacob Comes Home for the senior entry The Junlors placed very hugh wlth theur productlon of The Death of the Hlred Man starrnng Linda Schwantes Ruth Ann Jacobson Bull Reveley and Gordon Klatt Four One Acts Instead of three were put on thus year by the Thesplans Jacob Comes Home was a tragedy which took place ID Berlin during the war This play was put on by the sensors The lunlor production was Death of a l-lured Man also a tragedy based on the poem by Robert Frost Mad Breakfast was a gay comedy put on by the sophomores It took place In a boarding house which the owner presented as a lunatnc asylum The comedy Antlc Sprung had members of both the IUHIOV and senior classes as Its cast A group of teenagers go on a plcnlc which turns out to be everythmg but what It was supposed to be To boost the rnvalry of the classes a honors were given to the best actors and actresses The success of the plays was due to the hard work ot the casts crews directors and Mr Helmerl K D'....sf X Af1 A Mad Breakfast was portrayed by sophomores Dons Schultz Bonnie Roatch Tom Junker Tom Bartkey Margaret Schwartz lstand mgl and Maureen Orff Slbylla Rouleau Jane McConnon Becky Wal hood and John Zlmmerman lslttxngl 'I? n Sue Nyberg Dave Carlson Janet Iverson Judd Orff Mary Jo Lupnent and Kltty Brudos took top honors for their production of Antlc Sprung . , . , W, .G t v ' A n U 4 I l I I I ' II Il ' ll II . . . ,, . Il , , ll ll Il - 1 Il I I a u 1 n n . I ,, . ,, . . trophy was awarded to the best play and I I I RA A .3 I y i iw' lx fi l it . l . v It - II II ' , , , , , I I I I - I . I . . . . . ,, . I I I - . . . . ,,