Franklin High School - Atom Yearbook (Franklin, MN)

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 IN ' SL )} - -Or v (y' « V t Row One: Roberta Licske, Val Koupal, Mary Jo Ruff, Julie Hjulberg, Marth Rodvik, and Mr. Femling. Row Two: Terri Forsythe, Cyndy Poss, Pam Lothert, Margie Distad, Diane Drcxler, and Carol McCorquodalc. Row Three: Cindy Kokesch, Jan Triden, Karen Dickmeyer, Julie Dummer, Kris Johnson, Tom Simonsen, and Jeff Olson. Row Four: Curt Sather, Gregg Holtman, Randy Ahrens, Jim Frohrip, Dave Munsell, Dean Serbus, and Dallas Bock. NOT PICTURED: Ten Crain and Toni Crain. Accompanists: Mary Jo Ruff, Martha Rodvik, Carmen Anderson, Mary Frohrip Alto Solo: Donna Michelson Junior Girl Ensemble: Martha Rodvik, Carmen Anderson, Jan Triden, Pam Hall. Standing: Roberta Lieske, Kris Johnson, Debbie Sherman.

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“AIN’T IT GREAT—JUST TO BE FEEL Row One: Donna Mickelson, Geri Eisenbarth, Jewel Sather, Diane Savela, Trudy Dingles, Carmen Anderson, and Donna Douma. Row Two: Donna Ness, Becki Olson, Debbie Nelson, Colleen Anderson, Gail Poss, Jennifer Anderson, Mary Frohrip, and Susan Savela. Row Three: Larry Woldengen, Mark Machtemes, Diane Zeman, Deanna Hoffman, Debbie Sherman, and Judy Triden. Row Four: Pat Machtemes, Tom Gruendemann, Paul Dummer, Dave Savela, Sean Ness, Todd Sherman, Garnett Pederson, and Chris Poss. gang gets Feelin' Good before the evening concert at Fairfax The Franklin High School Chorus came a long way from the beginning of the year. It was a long, hard road, but with a lot of work and a few of Mr. Femling's tricks like holding a chair in front of us while we sang and his directing ability, we made it. After a good Christmas concert, the choir started to prepare for the Tomahawk Conference Festival. We received superior ratings on Feelin and Sweet Gingerbread Man . But our best performance was the evening concert at Fairfax as we proved to be the best chorus there. In the words of the Morgan director, Franklin stole the show. The year also included a long trip to Dilworth, a standing ovation at the best spring concert in a long time, and the final appearance of the year at the graduation of our departing seniors, who we will surely miss. 24 Soprano Solo: Teri Crain

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CONCERT “SPRINGS” BIG 9 Deanna seems to be Mr. Femling gives a few last minute instructions and warnings before the choir sings their next song. wondering, Does Wayne really love me that much or does he tell every girl that? Mr. O'Malley was our narrator for the songs we sang and the numbers we played at our spring concert. The band put a lot of hard practicing into the numbers they played at the spring concert arid they proved it that night. Decorating the gym was a great deal of work but in the end it proved be worth it.