Robbinsdale High School - Robin Yearbook (Robbinsdale, MN)

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Left. Through their dialogue, reporter Mr. Perry Wayne Wal- steam and Sister Helena Diane Finlaysom provide continuity to the play's scenes. Below. I am a teacher! I am a teacher first, last and always! Miss Brodie 6. WingerU exclalms to her girls. Fall Play19.

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Below. Enjoying an outing with Miss Brodie tSaHy Wingerti ant ' Lowther tMark Swansoni and Mary tPenny Sandstromi and Jenny rie FischerJ Miss lean Brodie illumines fall stage Little girls, I am in the business of putting old heads on young shoulders, and all my pupils are the creme de la creme. Give me a girl at an impressionable age, and she is mine for life . so the central character of the play, Miss Jean Brodie, introduced herself to the audience. The story of a 1930's Scottish school teacher was presented November14,15 and 16, co-directed by Mrs. Virginia MCFerran and Mrs. Nicole Vlatkovich. The Prime of Miss Jean Brodie is basically a Character study. The action of the play covers a period in Miss Brodie's life when she feels she is in her prime and able to teach her girls to be more aware of the world around them and includes her sudden dismissal from the school when she is betrayed by one of her own girls. At the end of the play, good does not triumph over evil, because good and evil are never Clearly defined. Rather the play provided a Chance to learn more about human behavior. Above. On the campus of Marcia Blaine school, art teacher Mr. Lloyd tDoug Crabi is introduced to the Brodie girls. Right. Trying to pry a secret from Mary tP. Sandstromi are Sandy U. Landwehr, Monica tL. Jorgensoni and Jenny tL. Fischeri. 18. Fall Play

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The magic of Carnival delights young and old Clowns, tumblers, dancing girls, puppets, jugglers, and aerialists brought the magic of the circus to the RHS stage on March 6, 7, 8 and 13, 14, 15 for six stellar performances. Carnival was a departure from traditional musicals. There was no overture, no curtain, and no grand finale. The production began on an empty stage onto which straggled a troup of run- down Circus performers who had seen better days and again dreamed of reaching the top. Their lives were affected by the arrival of an innocent orphan girl who falls in love with their tinseled world, subsequently becomes disenchanted with it, but eventually finds true love. The play was directed and staged by Mr. Frank Plut and Mr. Neal Luebke. The orchestra was directed by Mr. James Berg. Choreography was created by Marcia Halmers Chapman and the vocal direction was by Mr. Richard Schirmacher. Technical supervision was headed by Mr. Bernell Fedje and Mr. Warren Clark. 3. t Above. Circus owner B. F. Schiegel tTim Sehmi announces arrival of Rosalie tSally WingerU in chariot pulled by Gladiators, in Direct From Vienna opening number. 20. Carnival