Adrian High School - Dragon Yearbook (Adrian, MN)

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DRAMA CLUB PRESENTS THE PHYSICISTS The Physicists, Adrian's 1970 fall drama pre- sentation, was given on the evening of November 14 and 15. It dealt with the inner conflict of a physicist, Mobius, who had discovered knowledge which was capable of turning the world into a far better place to live or destroying it. With 200 new students added to the school system, there was a much wider selection of talented actors to choose from than had been previously available. The play was enjoyed and appreciated by all who saw it. The Physicists was directed by Mr. Henry Exoo. Cast Mobius Newton Einstein Dr. Matilda Alan Lewis Monty Wick Scott Wieneke Barb Slater Charlene Kopplow Other members of the Dorothy Klinkenburg Nurse Luann Knips Marge Schreck Loren Hassebrock Gene Scheidt Lyle Boots Rick Majeras cast included; Ron Reisdorfer Tom Wieneke • Don Roeder Lois Klein John Ferberson Brook Winter Dan Lien 29

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VALENTINE'S QUEEN REIGNED DURING A NIGHT OF MUSIC The traditional Valentine's Ball was held this year on the evening of February 14. It highlighted a week during which students had a chosen representative from each class as a candidate for Valentine's Princess or Queen. Candidates for Princess, shown below right, were Beverly Klein, Joann Heitkamp, and Sharon Wick. Queen candi- dates, shown at middle right were Therese Fritz, Mary Lynn Eickhoff, and Pat Konz. The evening got under way with coronation during which Beverly Klein was crowned by the outgoing prin- cess, Cheryl Klooster. Mary Lynn Eickhoff received the honor of being Valentine's Queen. She was crowned by the 1969 Queen, Carol Mormann. The dance followed coronation, during which students danced to the music of the Mount Rushmore. 28

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The musical com- edy Li'l Abner” was presented on April 17, 18, and 19 at the East Elementary Au- ditorium. The talented and versatile cast vividly portrayed the exploits of the Dogpatchers as they attempted to save Dogpatch from destruction as a nuclear testing ground. Li'l Abner,” directed by Mr. Ron Lindner and Mr. Craig Johnson, was a huge success.