Albert Lea High School - Tiger (Albert Lea, MN)

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THE CONFLICT begins to grow in My Hands ls Full o' Gifts, as Johnny Nobody, a ghost, looks on. MEMBERS OF THREE Lutheran churches watch the play, The Summons! of Sariel, during religious release time. ln N f 2 K i ' 2 T T FRONT ROW: J. Brooks, M. Lukecart, S. Barry, S. Chance, K. Foster, K 0'DonnelI, K. Chance, J. Wayne, C. Cavanaugh, J. Berg. SECOND ROW: A Conlan, K. Treanor, P. Besco, B. Bye, A. Kinn, S. Kilian, K. Levisen, A Maschka, C. Doerr. THIRD ROW: A. Wick, R. Silbaugh, J. Neitzell, D. Mey- 184 - Organizations er, K. Boyum, B. Guildner, N. Volkman, J. Gordon, C. Gilmore. BACK ROW: C. Pownell, W. Larson, D. Groten, C. Villeneuve, C. Eastlund, J Stieler, R. Roozenboom, C. Throne, B. Matheson. NOT PICTURED: B. Lickteig.

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AS AN EMPLOYEE of Boyd and Jack's, Paul Hoffman carries out groceries for customers. fi ,eg A 'Wil J. ,. ,A . l. Si J Q 'WW' ,na J Kyiv' 1 W ,Mt i. . 3 , p DECA OFFICERS: FRONT ROW: J. Olson - PRESIDENT, S. Olson - TREASUR- ER, J. Calverley - VICE-PRESIDENT. BACK ROWS D. Schember - HISTORIAN, P. Hoffman - PARLIMENTARIAN. NOT PICTURED: N. Morreim - SECRE- TARY. SALESGIRL, Cindy Harper, helps a customer choose a coat from the selection of clothing in Three Sisters at the Skyline Mall Shopping Center. DX GAS STATION attendant, Richard Bauman, fills a car radiator with water as part of his many duties to serve the customer. Organizations - 183

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I' ai... NOT SUSPECTING that he has been tricked, the emperor admires his new attire in the Repertory Theatre play of The Emperor's New Clothes. Thespians, Tiger Players Troupe 550 Initiates Company Of One-Acts The addition of a repertory company highlighted the year for Thespian Troupe 550. Four plays, under the direction of senior Thespians, were prepared and pre- sented to the comm unity. Dallas Groten directed Poison, Passion, and Petrifac- tion, Craig Eastlund directed My Hands ls Full o' Gifts, Sheila Chance directed The Summons of Sariel, and Sue Kilian directed the children's play, The Emperor's New Clothes. According to Nlr. J. H. Harshbarger, adviser, the troupe was instituted to give Thespians more action, ratherthan just being an honorary organization. It was also felt that the school, as a public institution, should perform in as many ways as possible, this being one of them. Another addition to drama activities was the Tiger Players. Adopting the name of the summer drama group, members had to achieve a minimum of five hours in drama activities. Under the sponsorship of Thespians and Tiger Players, the fall play set a new attendance record, with over 1100 people viewing the play. Thespians started the year with nine initiated mem- bers and seven initiates, who had earned enough points during the summer, but were yet to be formally initiated in December. After the May initiation, however, there were over 40 members. ADOLPHUS LIES DEAD on the couch, while his poisoner and the policeman exchange greetings in Poison, Pas- sion, and Petrifaction. Organizations - 185