Minneota High School - Viking Ventures / Minn Hi Ann Yearbook (Minneota, MN)

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Joseph, the butler (Fraser G. ), loses another bet to Mrs. Mor- ley (Vicki G. ) when they see that Katrin (Cheri T. ) wins a skating race over Glen Morley (Doug L. ). Shut up! ! I know Katie better than that! Glen (Doug L. ) shouts in Finley's face. The others watch in astonishment at this outburst of anger from an otherwise mild-mannered poli- tician. Joseph (Fraser G. ) grimaces as Katrin (Cheri T. ) mas- sages Glen's (Doug L. ) aching back. Oh, please re- lax. You are very tense, coaxes Katrin. I may not be the first woman to run for congress, but I know one thing--I must be the happiest! smiles Katrin (Cheri T. ) to her sweetheart, Glen (Doug L. ). 13

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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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Helen struggles violently to free her teacher1 grasp; but Annie Sullivan stubbornly resists b cause she must dicipline Helen's body in ord to open up her mind. Reach, Helen, reach!! cries Annie as Helen vaguely explores her black world, desperately searching for the light. When suddenly Helen discovers that tilings have names, Annie feverishly spells the names into Helen's hand. Annie explains to the overwhelmed family and servants, She knows! She understands!