Franklin High School - Atom Yearbook (Franklin, MN)

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Three 1-Act Plays Form Senior Class Play! TOP: Ross, played by Bob Fox, wrestles Sylvester, jack Ruff, to the floor. ABOVE: Mortimer, Lee Ann Schueller, spills out her story. ABOVE RIGHT: Nelia, played by Geri Eisenbarth, stands shocked after see- ing the ghost. RIGHT: The cast for Ghost for Rent : Steve Serbus, Laurie Hjulberg, Susan Gaukstad, jack Ruff, June Klinker, Geri Eisen- barth, Pam Hall, Bob Fox, LeeAnn Schueller, Direc- tor-Karsten Radvik. This year the Senior Class put on three short one-act plays. The first, a comedy, When Girls Ask Boys for Dates , reversed the dating situation. When the girls started complaining about paying for the boys' big appetites, and the boys started primping, hilarity broke loose. In the second play, The Storm , a drama, two spirits came back to rescue their crazy daddy. And in the third play, which was a mystery-comedy, Ghosts for Rent , four high school kids try to help an old lady with her leeching relatives.

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Franklin s Winter Wonderland One of the most exciting weeks was February 15th to 20th, which was officially named Sno-Week. With equally good ideas, each class set out to capture the winning snow sculpture. The sophomore class was the winner with Tony the Tiger ; second place was taken by the juniors with their winning sculpture, Fred Flintstone . The ninth grade built Chumley ; the eighth grade built Dino the Dinosaur ; and the seventh grade built Huckleberry Hound , which re- ceived honorable mention. The seniors were either too busy (or lazy) to do a sculpture. One of the more exciting moments was the crowning of the Snow King and Queen. Each class had chosen its most likely candidates to be crowned and the lucky candidates were Carmen Anderson and Kirk Jensen . Their court consisted of Susan Forbrook, Diane Drexler, Wayne Olson, Garnett Pederson, Trudy Dingels, Sean Ness, Jean Koupal, Mark Jensen, Mindy Triden, and John Sander. On Friday night a big dance was held in the gym, with music provided by records, which were later raffled off to the students. Refreshed by the dance the night before, everybody was ready and anxious for the broom hockey games the next day. Lothert's Litter was the winner of the girl's teams, with Pam Lothert as captain. Dingel's Pick-ups with Jim Dingels as captain, was the winner of the boy's teams. All in all, Sno-Week was a very fun and successful week. ABOVE: As Kirk crowns Carmen, the rest of the candidates look on. They are John Sander, Mark Jensen, Sean Ness, Garnett Pederson, Kirk Jensen, Wayne Olson, SECOND ROW- Mindy Tri- den, Jean Koupal, Trudy Dingels, Carmen Anderson, Diane Drexler, and smiley Susan Forbrook. LEFT: Hey Kirk, we made it, but my feet are killing me! BELOW: SMILE, you’re on candid camera!

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BELOW: The cast for If Girls Asked Boys for Dates : Steve Triden, Gail Kodet, Duane Sander, Janet Wolling, Becky Lund, Student Director-David Savela, and Announcer-Paul Dummer. ABOVE: Kay, Janet Wolling, admires the new hairdo on her date, Harry, played by Duane Sander. RIGHT: Sylvester, Jack Ruff, needs some encouragement in sitting down from Bud, Steve Serbus, and Jane, Sue Gaukstad. BELOW: Jane reminds Bud and Aggie, Laurie Hjulberg, that she didn't forget Sylvester's flowers. UPPER FAR RIGHT: The woman, Chris Kokesch, and the hun- ter, Paul Ziegenhagen, leave the warm cabin to brave the big storm outside. MIDDLE RIGHT: The cast for The Storm David Munsell, Jane Gruendemann, Paul Ziegenhagen, Chris Kokesch, Teri Crain and Student Director Jim Dingels. RIGHT: Mary, Pam Hall, is being helped to revive from a faint by Aggie and Bud, while Jane and Miss Margaret, June Klinker, watch. MIDDLE FAR RIGHT: Aggie panics at the sight of the ghost. BOTTOM FAR RIGHT: The girl, (Teri Crain) talks to her Daddy about the good life in heaven.