Anoka High School - Anokan Yearbook (Anoka, MN)

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Involve Many New faces, introduced by Pam Hill proved their acting ability in Lewy Olfson's lntanta. This story dealt with true love, in the era of knights and chivalry. Joni Arndt swayed the emotions of the audi- ence, with the help of Larry Hos- kins, substituting for Marty Dehen, Jim Harris, Julie Quinlan and Lynn Johnson. The combination of seniors John Bergsten and Steve Henning and sophomore, Al Sorenson received first place for their one-act play, Zoo Story by Edward Albee. Al did an impressive job of directing the representation of absurd theater. On Saturday, Janury 16, Al's ASH team was awarded third place at the sub-district one-act play com- petition held at Coon Rapids High School. An accidental stab, then death All right, you guys, now remember . .

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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.

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