Robbinsdale High School - Robin Yearbook (Robbinsdale, MN)

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-WLovers director, Mrs. V. McFerran, applies make-up touches before the play begins. iChildreNs play cast enacts Charlie Brown s familiar baseball routine. $Helpful Lucy, Sally Wingert, advises Charlie, Mike Laffey. iHDark of the Moon cast witnesses Witchboy,s, Mike Boike, wedding to Barbara Allen, Wendy Ginther. ,xx wwymeMXWawh ., ,. meww '- ;

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Competing in the snow sculpture contest with a rocket, are D. Buth, J. cCabe and M. Leonard. eSnow Week Royalty: Queen Den- ise Ketter and King Greg Swain. TGymnastics Coach D. Cragg ends suspenseful coronation by crowning Denise Ketter. e- Long Underwear Day is a time for frolicking in the snow. Arlan Lie- berman is about to be dunke

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Charles Schultzts ttHappiness Is. . . starring Michael Laffey as lovable Charlie Brown, was the fall children's play sponsored by the Association for Childhood Education. After the RHS performances, the cast, directed by Mr. F. Plut and Mr. N. Luebke, traveled to Duluth, Brainerd and other neighboring cities to hold Clinics under the auspices of the Minnesota High School League. These Clinics served as an opportunity for regional actors and directors to study play production. Drama productions serve as medium for seltc expression On November 15-17, a trilogy of plays: ttRomeo and Juliet, ttLovers, and HDark of the Moon was presented as examples of star-crossed lovers. The change from the usual play to three one-act presentations afforded more students the opportunity to participate in drama. ,w WWW y b a o . s? f tytist, S. Smith and narrators, M. Swanson and M. Hovey, tell the story Lovers , S. Wingert and R. Curtin. t vial of poison is offered to Juliet, Debe Soule, by Friar Lawrence, Gary Iler. In ttRomeo and Juliet.