Adams High School - Argo Yearbook (Adams, MN)

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SENIOR GLASS PLAY On May 26, 1959, the Senior Class presented to a full house a triumph of the year, WBeyond Reasonn, a three act comedy by Austin Goetz, directed by Miss Jones. Cast of Characters Wilfred Steele ----- Of Wildwood Sanitorlum- - - - Trying to get along- - - - - - -The mystery girl- - - - Skip Tolliver- - Jean Heather- Sonia Petroff ----- A head nurse ------ Rose Colfax- Clyde Loring- - - - - - A lovely victim- - - - - - - - -In love with Rose- Eve Patterson ---- - A helpful friend ---- Ted Blaine- - - - - - -Insanity at its best- - Delilah -------- A colored maid ----- Dusty ------ - - - A chocolate chef- - - - Sarah Colfax- - - - -Rose's Aunt- - - - -J- Wolfe --------- A tortured inmate- - - Wilbur Koloen Willard Knutson Isabel Wohlers Roberta Barthelme Pearl Knutson Terry Canney Cleo Helmer Kevin Sass y Madonna Kiefer Martin Prescott Lorraine Quale James Krebsbach The newlyweds, Skip and Jean Tolliver, come with the real- estate agent, Dr. Wilfred Steele, to buy a house of questionable character. While the two men go to prepare the contract, Jean falls asleep and dreams this very unusual play Dr. Wilfred Steele is the proprietor of Wildwood Sanitorium, a questionable institution for the feeble-minded. Sonia Petroff, the head nurse, has allowed herself to become a victim of the doctor's hypnotic power through infatuation. Rose Colfax, a lovely girl in her teens, is brought to the sanltorium by a de- signing aunt who desires that Rose be declared insane for mercen- ary reasons. Rosefs beau, Clyde Loring, and a friend, Eve Pat- terson, feel that there is something amiss when Rose is secreted from her home and follow her to the institution. There they find a succession of the most gruesome chills awaiting them. Suddenly interest turns to Jean Heather, a delightful ' assistant nurse, and Skip Tolliver, a young man of all work. The audience find them taking a particular interest in all that is going on. And in the two colored servants, spirits. Wolfe is an midst of this bedlam are Dusty and Delilah, who are dodging what they suppose are inmate who has been locked in a dungeon and tortured for five years. All members of the cast took their part in a very creditable manner. ,The play was well presented and a great deal of credit is due to Miss Jones for the excellent coaching that the students received. y PROPERTY: Lawrence Goergen, Eunice Torgerson, Eugene Gosha, and Frieda Amble. SOUND: James Erckenbrack and Vernon Schaefer. LIGHTS: Vernon Sorflaten and Lawrence Goergen TICKET COLLECTORS: Alton Johnson, Ronan Wlnkels, and Eugene Gosha USHERS: Ruby Anderson, Juletta Winkels, Florence Iverson, Frieda Amble, and Eunice Torgerson.

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gr v N - n CLASS OF 1940 A FIRST ROW: Joel Anderson, Lloyd Anderson, Florence Brewer, Gail Bundy, Robert Finbraaten, Evelyn Harrington, Herbert Jasperson, Joseph Jax, Alice Johnson, Herman Klapperich, Shirley Larson. SECOND ROW: Warren Mattson, Bernette Mandler, Mae Meister, Sigurd Osmundson, Arlene Otto, Fredrick Schaefer, Bertha Severson, Jean Tiegen, Roy Torgerson, Celestine Vogt, Ethelyn wigness. , THIRD ROW: Margaret Duggan, Marie Wlnkle, Vernon Wlnkle. N CLASS or 1941 J FIRST ROW: Ruth Anderson, Virginia Beck, Virgil Bergene, T Virginia Bonnallie, Eugene Boyum, Bernard Canney, Raymond Finkelson, William Krebsbach, Mary Gerber, Elizabeth Gillgenback, Doris Hansong SECOND ROW: Orva Hanson, Dorothy Heimer, Erie Heimer, Byron Huseby, Lucille Heffern, Kathleen Johnson, Richard Johnson, Kermit Kiefer, Veronica Kiefer, Sadie King, Eugene Knutson. THIRD ROW: Katherine Krebsbach, Paul Larson, Norman Levasseur, Daisy Meister, Eugene Nelson, Richard Nelsn, Marcella Peterson, Neva Quale, Marjorie Tucker, Violet Tucker, Arlene Brastad CLASS OF 1942 FIRST ROW: Ardelle Anderson, Robert Barthelme, Genevieve Barthelme. Marjorie Duggan, Orion Culver, Paul Erie, Dolores Ewald, Natalie Erckenbrack, Urban Heimer, Carlton Johnson, Kathleen Karsburg. J SECOND ROW: Raphael King, Robert Klapperlch, Florence Knutson, Gerald Krebshack, Wilfred Krebshack, Ardls Larson, Gerald Landherr, Lloyd Loftus, Edgar Meister, Shirley Naegel, William Nelson. THIRD ROW: June Otto, Glenn Peterson, Herbert Schaefer, John Schneider, Andrew Smith, Leo Smith, Lillian Smith, Benjamin Winkle