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AND DANCE CLIMAX 1966 HOMECOMING WEEK 11 Happiness radiates from Queen Audrey when she is pre sented her lovely roses.
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PEP FEST, PARADE Tears from the Freshmen! ! Why? Because they have no skit for the Homecoming Pep Fest. Is Nancy really smoking? No silly, it's just the Senior girl's skit presentation.
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SEATED L. -R. : Marlene Vlaminck, Shirley Stoks, Cheri Traen, Vicki Gullickson, Linette Okrina. ROW 2: John Morency, Marc Christianson, Fraser Geiwitz, Doug Lantgen, Tony Buretta, Director, Miss Reyelts, Student Director, Susan Afdem. ROW 3: Eric Heggeseth, Mike Rye, PatWambeke, John Tholen. JUNIORS SPARK POLITICAL HUMOR IN “THE FARMER’S DAUGHTER” The three act comedy was an appro- priate excursion in political fantasy as '66-'67 was a year of off elections. The setting of the play was the lake- front of a bustling midcentered in the living room of the Morley mansion. The central character, Katrin Hol- strom, a talented farm girl, secured a job at the Morley residence. Her habit of speaking candidly for the truth led her into a disagreement over political issues with her employers. During these humorous developments, a subtle romance had flowered between Katrin and Glen. Glen Morley, the party's candidate, found himself opposed by Katrin in the forth-coming election. Because of her popularity, she posed a serious threat to the Morley's political dynasty. Mr. Finley, Glen's running mate, bribed someone to circulate a vicious false- hood about her character to keep her from being elected. Meanwhile, Katrin disappeared, leaving no indication of her where- abouts and caused worry and anxiety in the Morley household. Realizing her error of running away, Katrin returned to the Morley’s and dis- covered that Glen had vouched for her integrity and had proved the rumor false. The play ended on a happy note as Glen and Katrin were united, and Katrin had proved that truth and courage can triumph. 12
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