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ah IIIDI heo ,, , , , Typists Bonnie, Carol and Mary Beth Pris, where's the carbon paper? -- Check my write- up, Mrs. Arnesonf' -- Miss Clapp, is my layout all right? These are only some of the harried questions asked by fren- zied people before the Menomin was shipped to press. Making up the dummy, cropping pictures, planning layouts, and concocting write-ups were but a few of the things to be done before the February 15th deadline. Priscilla Pracht, Editor, and Lynda Lund, Assistant Editor, did a swell job of steering the staff. The adrnirals of this stalwart group, however, were Miss Clapp, who was in charge of the layouts, and Mrs. Arneson, who checked the copy. Cwrite-upsj Now out, little ship Menomin has sailed back to its home Editors seated: D. Bechtel and P. Pracht. pon. We hope you find it in up-top Shape. Editors standing: V. Schoenoff, L. Lund, I. Halverson, and Gary Bakke. SEATED: J. Halverson, R. Swanson, C. Hintzman, and M. Jenny. STANDING: V. Schoenoff, P. Schutz, N. Halverson, C. Millar, L. Lund, S. VandeBerg, B. Johnson, P. Pracht, D. Bechtel, B. Brown.
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Prudence Mason Claire Carter . . Mr. Bach . Jerry Flanagan . Arthur Scott, Jr. Dean of Women S1IAl2OL1SI CAST OF CHARACTERS . . Carmen Millar . . Lynda Lund . . . Phil Gugel . . . . . Jim Walhood . . . . . Dave Michaud BACKSIIAQG I:Ol06l2Ol The glamour of Broadway came to the audience as the M.N.S. Thespian Troupe presented their 3-act comedy Stardust. The characters of the play portrayed the life led by students ofatheatrical school. Excitement and jealousy came to them as they were presented to a Broad way star who came there to visit and to get away from her everyday, routine life This play has appeared throughout the country in many high schools, colleges and Little Theater s.
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