Jasper High School - Quartz Yearbook (Jasper, MN)

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ix ..+ jv JUNIOR CLASS PLAY lriday mint, lov mber 21, 19247, at 8 p m , the curtain of tne J n r H gh uditoriim opened on the 3 nior clas elif, HDon't Fake LJ Jenij nr and Irs Caleb Print e had three cbild en ire olde t, Iavis, on the r d o ark Nas vcrf interested a f rn, lhll Pennv the liie of the thoivht Penny was int rested in tennis, had Small Job in ch cken and fdmll fxfryone xntil he wot th idea of going to Hollywood lnis idea upset n r lrieids, e pecially Kerry and Lreg, ho tried a c uple schemes TO make her give up nollvwood To add to tne coniision, me Brinbles had a maid who had been a child ic re h h d been placed tnere b a rUDllLlLf n Harrison Day, an author, to find, in hopee tna bw vndll 1 n rl y the le ding part in tne pictuwe he v to oroducc Pennv was aiming o ge this same part in th erd Mavis was chosen by tne author to ylij tue art .S lor fenn , She linallf gave up the Hollywood dream and nent back to tennis Sally, the pre ty little maid, didn' po to Hollywood Instead she lived on a chicxen farm with . rk, of cour e e rest of 'ne c st was 'orman Porter H-rrison Dar Gram Joanne Ferry Greg Konsieur 139 Plaie licile Claire larry Uclien Donald hCKen ie Nadine Conrad JoAnn Baden Dick DeSchepper Rober Falk Patricia Leyer stanley Nun,tad 4 v,c DeBate5 Shi- ey Banks Iratblec Cleveland Erna Laac'uan

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K QUARTZ SITER The staff workel hard th s ,ear trylnv to nut out a paper that was eadable, engodable, and sonet lng to make the readers ask for more To ,et a paper out, few people r al1ze the work behlnd such a productlon and the tlme and energy spend by the edltors and advlsors ln puttlng lt out A school paper often shows what the students arc th nklng and what thelr actlons are It 15 a medlun oetween +he tuients of the local school and other schools lh s year the paper Jo ned the Iatlonal pcholastl Pres s oc1at1on Papers were sent to C'1tlCS to ee rhat th oo' and had nolnts of our paper were ntor lalre ,anderson Ps 0C13+8 lltOT Paul allison vlso s Wowe ll11OF Jevyll crten en S .ll

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SENIGR CLASS PLAY The '8J'13.TLlC' by Robert opened, a fe lors presented d noveltv mvsterv HTALQ Jo heir present tlon th snr ide M1 h chool 'ystcr St blalr was a mystery 1U the iact th t a bookcase volce threatened the leadlng lldx, who later dls sopeared maklng necess ry the QPTJ1C6b of A detect ve. I s dr ma 11 that the ,lt atlons w re ser1ots llbh the herov 1U rtdgh :uber most of th tln was 1 vote th t fart of lt took rlace 1U the and torxur wlth a ndlrector , her sslstant , the thor, ShCT1ff and other wilxlng up and down the laleo and the house llghts gOlUL oil and 1 t unexpected moments bbakespeare onze sald, Hfhe ol y's the thlngn But here we e two fllvs one olthln 'he other whlch had the dle.ce ine, s U 'hat would hap,en next and 1, 9 Lead rlayed by oevcrlv rlftfrsor end Jon Haroldson who lound the nfsterx solved th problrms 1U nelr romance. Uomedf elements were flrnl hed ShPFlff and ettf Herne as the were fostered bx lllton Deeman mo+he and A lows La ckman by ldwird JChHCld6T dS the mald ihe .1. plea ant sltaatlow and Bette JeEates who pldyed a 2 the Hdlrector d eth Bur as n r 'asslstertn oleved stralght roles lr a sltlsfectorv .anner bavonne lemann, o rn1e xegard, Jlck aewton and Fon Jomnsor old ed sn oortlng parts 1 e pld was dmreeted b Mr 1111 on LlSo nortensen we assoc ete dlrector and lss ochrvver a w1St8d 1th orope and make dp olne Paroldson was stnlent as lStdUt slrector 43 1 - .V 'Q ,. ' X ,. 1 ' ,- . C- v- ' 1 L ll x 1 V 4 Y n 1 ' V .. y -. AMY I . V . . 3 Q 4Yv' fn '. r sl Q V , ... .-, I. - . - . , .. . ul . J ... A L of . O . I Y N l I u Y . o . LA , ' Q. . ' 4 ' . - -, ' . 'A A , f Q. ' ., ' . . . i L - . 1- 'L . , . t -1 - ., , ' , . 1. . .Lt . . . . . . Fl f' I ' V 1' 1' ' 'w ' 1' V . Q ...L . . M. Q , . -., ., . . . -HC ' .. . . , 4 : ' , , . i , ' , .t s .a .e. It R Q cltg 1U J , . . . I A . . . . H l A, r ' 1 -. - L .. llf- 1-' f- H 4- , ' , C .,. N ' v Q., . all . '. , .g 4 . P . l . 4 . 1 . 1 - . : . F , . ' T 3 , N ' ' ' A , . L. . . . A- -, , , C . . n R ' ' 1 ' y L' X.-- '1' U I A -., A ., .. : W N. ..af Q - . ,. W -- a L . clk A 1 Y . Q....Ag Q.. J 4 I -., Tr.. T' Q ., ' S F-'P 'L' C , ' , V Q J ff . I 4 ' 1 1- 3 r 1 Y- ' K. ' ' . . . . . ,. c .. . ww , f f 'Q 1 :'., -' ' - U , . . .. . .. -. . . . , . . . 4 . v- . 4. v -Q .. . .J I .o . 0 A A .J I.S . . 1 1 . , , , ,. V 4 - f -1 1 ' . 4 don T - .i : n in 1 ' , . V , . . - c. ,AS ,, Mu .1 5 1 F. 1 - ' L1 - - , 4 . . , . A My . . ... V M V .,. W . . 1 A2 1 I Ll 4' .., IL 4 I y nv .f, 4 A . J -' -1 ' q -nh v Y F . v 4 .. P .. J - , -, V1 - u 2. . .. o A , . . ,,. -. . . . ry 1 C - P . Q- tw 4 Vz.. .. ,.... , in O V, Q., .. .L A W .T .., , Y . - A U -1 . ' . 4- ' H ' .Q 1 :Q ' . F'