Anoka High School - Anokan Yearbook (Anoka, MN)

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The Long as Ji You'd never guess there was a tree three feet in front of them, would YOU ? Anoka's snowplows sometimes got carried It looked like this every day at 2:35 p.m., for tlve in E L 2 5 ? an L Q

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Al Sorenson was usually found in this spot while directing. 24 Une-act Plays Beginning at three o'clock, Tues- day afternoon, January 12, the sec- ond interschool one-act play con- test was held in the ASH auditor- ium. Much variety, among the four competing plays was shown to both the judges and the audience. Rat- ings for each play were given in regards to characterization, direc- tor's interpretation, technical han- dling, and all-over effect. Of the four one-act plays, Brian Carling's stood out for its original- ity. Titled, A Play, Brian wrote, di- rected, and acted the entire pro- duction. Greg Petterson, a junior, brought to the audience a rhythmic horror, typically Edgar Allen Poe, in his production of The Tell-Tale Heart. The major character role was por- trayed by Mike Youso.