Archbishop Murray Memorial High School - Verbum (Maplewood, MN)

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-t. ,rw 4 X ,. K, : s s-Ax' -1 t 3 fab Would you believe matching bongo drums? Would you believe he's the lead singer of the Sir Raleighs? Well you better because he is. tbl Steve Le- Claire gives it all he's got at the dance along with all the other kids who came to listen to the Sir Raleighs on the evening of April 17. ici Eileen Colbert and Mary Kay Fleming try to sell their wares in the form of bids for the first annual Sweetheart Dance. Hoping to establish a tradition, the seniors spon- sored this semi-formal dance at Murray on February 20. tdi Taking a breather from the crowded dance floor, a group of AMM sophomores stop to chew the fat . But, what's this? a boy? Monthly name band dances result in crowds, big profits Listen, I hear something - MUSIC! Did you ever hear of a Pudget Sound - what kind of sound is it? . . , The Paisley's are playing at one of our monthly money raising dances ... Tonight the juniors sponsor The Yellow Dog Contract? It sounds like they're trying to put history into our dances ,.. The poster says Pride and joy sponsored by the French Club. Ah, how do they plan to pass it out? ... ls it the Nickel Revolution or the Mystic Evolution? ... Student Council held a fantastic dance in No- vember. They had to close the doors because of too many people. We came just to hear Pain from the Mystics Do you have a sweetheart? ... They picked a King and Queen of Hearts .,. Oh, well, l'll settle for taking my Dad to the Father-Daughter Dance. l b l d 29

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5.1 Kai Specializing in brass, the Sir Raleighs feature a song that in- volves a lot of this type of instru- ment. Their technique is to play it loud and long. lbl Instead of re- ceiving the traditional corsage, each girl attending the Sweetheart Dance was given one long- stemmed rose by her favorite beau. Seated around candlelit tables under soft red lights Mary Schwietz and her boyfriend listen to the music of the Perspectives. ici With the large crowds that were drawn to the dances, more room was needed to check coats. When the juniors took their turn checking coats in the auditorium Colleen Colwell was called into action. Cdb Connie Schroepfer quickly discovers that dancing with her dad wouldn't be at all bad except that he's so tall. lei Mary lane Leach and Ron seem to have natural soul if the band is going good. lfl Therese Pritschet and Brian Schmidt groove to the beat, tg! Robin Newes needs a lot of concentration for dancing opposite her partner, Ron Dao. A junior at Hill, Ron chose well be- cause Robin sure looks like she knows what she's doing. Dancing! -X,,,,... .-. b d

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l i i Parade of Talent offers twenty-two acts Sponsored by Student Council AMM pre- sents its first annual Parade of Talent The night of show arrives and so does audience .,, 109 turns into a disaster area ... Vocal Ensem- ble painting faces for their medley from Hair'f ,,, Voices warming up Ally-Oop leads parade ... Pat Zilliox's Simple joys of Maid- enhood' '... Bill Trusten's fingers climb up and down the keyboard ... Beth Pflugi tumbles to Feelin Groovy .,. Reenie Twohy, As Long As He Needs Me ,.. Three Sharps and a Flat appear Chuck Barry Puts on a Happy Face ., , Colleen Okoneski's baton twirls her way to Grand Showmanship trophy and prize. b