Alpena High School - Anamakee Yearbook (Alpena, MI)

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ff O 'U',.9 HILARITY-ENQIONT . rl-uf Mmousns gg: The Masquers Club, sponsored by Mr. Stenberg, strives to gain a more thorough knowl- edge, appreciation, and enjoyment of dramaticsg also to entertain and serve others. THE BAD SEED, a smashing success, was the Masquers annual presentation. The suspense play poses the question of whethera seemingly sweet and innocent eight year old girl is responsible for the fatal accidents of those around her. This year's officers are Roberta Kannowski, president, Carole Kearly, vice president, Bonnie Kihn, secretary, Norine Reynolds, treas- urerg Randy Lee Larson, student council. its '5 .5 f A ... ,mv ,.f, -.1,,.A,,-wield.,

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APPRECIATION THROUGH BOOKS To further service to the community and the school, and set an example by helping others: with these thoughts in mind, the SLAAM Club has carried out its activities for the year by observing National Library Week, showing movies at Pierce's Nursing Horne, and sponsoring a children's story hour each Saturday morning. We can also attribute the work as library cadets in our public library to these SLAAM members. iamwamsmsmwumuwrwgiw '1amauJamwmiwiv11fi1mu Q L , i S.L.A.A.M. CLUB GREAT BOOKS CLUB One of the newer clubs at A.H.S., the Great Books Club, which is in its third year, was formed to give the accelerated student who enjoys reading an op- portunity to express himself. Meeting every second Friday, the Club holds an informal discussion in which the students present their ideas and express their opinions about the novel being studied. Through this discussion under the direction of Mr. Kelly, the stu- dents gain a better understanding of the mastery of well-known authors.

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DRAMA PORTRAY9 ENGLISH SOCIETY A comedy of manners, The Rivals , by Richard Brinsley Sheridan, was presented by the senior class November 18-20. The production, directed by Miss Blanche Hoc- kett, proved that 1965 teenagers would study and skillfully interpret English life, manners, and humors of 1775. The cast members were Charlie Tovey, Fag, a servantgjoe Smith, Captain jack Absolute, in love with Lydia Languish, Kathy Glen- nie, Art Shotwell, Faulklandg Randy Lar- son, Bob Acres, a country bumpking Duane Cardwell, Sir Anthony Absoluteg joan Neff, Lucy, a maid, Bonnie Kihn, julia Melvilleg DarylKline, Mrs. Malapropg Grant Werth, Sir Lucius O'Triggerg jim Krostue, David a servantg Mark Shotwell, bootblackg jan- ice Damoth and Karen Cadarette, pages. The crew included stage manager, Dave Bannan prompter, Louise Luebkeg Karen Van Schoick Carol Kearly, Mary Kay Edgleyg Linda Christie Grace Sharpg Lynn Kesterkeg Walter Wexel and Miss Denyce Duncan, C.M.U. student teacher .lz