Robbinsdale High School - Robin Yearbook (Robbinsdale, MN)

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VOne boy, one special boy is played by Kurt Schlee and sung by Cheryl Tatley, Mary Ammon and Jan Traeger. iDuring one long guzzle and a ourp, the feenagers eye Conrad Birdie Mike Boikm wuth pure wonder. -+Conrad Birdie Wike Boikw soak in all the attention directed towar him in front of the cou t house.

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her usual way, Mae Peterson TSue Peleauxy threatens to put an end to her life, her son, Albert TTom Anglandy, looks on. '6 n unexpected visitor in the name of Rose tSally WingerD, entertains the men in 1 - '1Shriners' Ballet. t Jagwwmm Wm wmeAw m , 9 w; ,x f Wwwkywxw Mme ywwummw, WW v 2w e Conrad Birdie TMike Boikey came to Sweet Apple, Ohio and created a ruckus there. Here, at RHS, he created hilarious laughter. The musical, Bye Bye Birdie, was performed on March 7, 8, 9, 14, 15 and 16 and was preceded by three months of individual practice and full rehearsals. The story took place in the 195013, the era of rock and roll music. The teenagers, led by Ursala TChris Egam, mooned over Conrad and envied Kim MacAfee TCheryl Tatleyy, chosen to receive one last kiss from him before he entered the army. The promoter of this momentous occasion was Rose Alverez TSally WingerD and Albert Peterson tTom Anglandy. Directors of the play were Mr. Frank Plut and Mr. NealyLuebke. Mr. Richard. Schirmacher, vocal director, and Mr. James Berg, orchestra director, also put in many hours. The technical crew, directed by Mr. Warren Clark and Mr. Bernell Fedje, made the jungle jim for the song, ttTelephone Hour and it also served as the frame of the proscenium. We love you Conrad. Oh. yes we do! As a member of the orchestra, Carol Christiansen said it was hard music but it was fun to play and really complemented the scenes? ttBye Bye Birdie was the eighteenth musical production in the Robbindale tradition. 27

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.hock is shown on the Teenagers es when they learn that Kim and 0 got pinned. e-Albert tTom Anglandt and Rose tSally WingerD meet at the train sta- tion after Mae and Conrad leave Sweetapple, Ohio. 29