Bloomington High School - Bear Yearbook (Bloomington, MN)

Page 31 text:

The work beckstege involved the time end telent of meny people. STAGE CREW MADE THEATRICAL PRODUCTIONS POSSIBLE The stage crew was composed of eager, hard working students who wished to do their part backstage. They worked diligently for weeks before South Pacific' and Arsenic and Old Lace. These volunteers constructed the background sets, worked the lights, pulled curtains and were partly responsible for the great success of both plays. The ttagc crew proved to be of greet help for the finel production. Bonnie Moimen geve helpful tuggestioni to membert et they work on e set. In »pite of ell the commotion by the ttege crew, reheertelt hed to go on. Set conduction wet interrupted for e joke. Page 27

Page 30 text:

Mombort of tho Concert Band rohoarsod for thoir part in tho tpring production. Carol Richter, at Nollio Forbuth, tang I'm Gonna Wath That Man Right Out Of My Hair , in thit tceno from South Pacific . • SPRING OPERETTA CALLED FOR TALENT Ono four dollah for a real tchlunkon head, taid Bloody Mary (Linda Hall) to her toldior tuckor. It wat an Enchantod Evening for Carol Richtor and Terry 8ackttrom at they tang together on the terrace. Mombori of tho South Pacific cait mado lett minute inipoctiont in the hectic dretting room.

Page 32 text:

Mombon of F.T.A. w.ra: D. Baron. P. Brady. B. Brandtnar. J. Chritfianton, K. Dewey. L Evanoff. M. Gj.rding.n, M. Gray, K. Guitt, J. Hall. S. Hallberg. D. Hamon, S. Harvay. S. Hammar. D. Holmes. Y. Hornickt. K. Jan»an. C. Kattub.. C. Ken.worthy. G. Loiiella, D. MalcKar. J. MuaKIbauar. S. Myrmal. M. Nelson. R. N.ibitt, P. Norman. C. Nybarg. J. Ogdahl. M. Owan, K. Pagg.n. A. Racar, J. Ria. N. Rotenow. B. Saldan. J. Shgmway, J. Stalling. S. Ward, S. Wildfang. P. Wil-liamion. D. Wyatt. F.T.A. STRESSED EDUCATION AS A CAREER The main goal of the Future Teachers of America Club was to learn about the teaching profession, its responsibilities, opportunities, and its role in our democracy. This year, the club began a program whereby each member worked with a teacher to become acquainted with their behind-the-scenes'' activities. Meetings were held on the second and fourth Wednesday of each month. The club visited Hamline University and the University of Minnesota. In addition, they held publicity campaigns to encourage teaching as a profession. During the year F.T.A. sponsored a Christmas Social for Bloomington High School teachers, a dance for the student body, and a coke-tail party for the sophomores. The club was open to all sophomores, juniors. A on. of th. F.T.A. meetings. thot girls w.f. pvt to work making artistic potters for a coming flnd a(jvised by Mr. Severson. D.wn H.nton «nd Mik Ow.n created matterpi.c.s“ for on. of th. elub't publicity campaigns Off'C.rt of F.T.A. for 1963-64 were: D.wn H.nton. pr.tid.nf; Di.nn. Barton vic.-prosid.nt; Sharon Ward. secretary; and Karyn Daw.y. fraatur.r Page 28