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Quota Late, But Reached 1. Peter Springhetti, co-chairman of the drive, shows the prizes for selling your quota. 2. The senior barber shop singers urge 74 to get out and sell. 3. Paul Metsa does his interpretation of Mr. Haege. 4. Sr. Mary Lewandowski urges seniors to sell like 4 5. Buy a mag, sell a mag, sing the Friedlieb twins. 6. Dan McKenzie talks to the top magazine sellers from the previous year. 7. Mr. Beulke checks to see if everything is okay back stage. 8. Ralph Martin and Paul Brinkan give a pep talk to the juniors. 21
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This year’s magazine drive was the worst it’s been in the past 10 years. The juniors did great by making their quota, but we can’t say as much for the seniors. Of the 287 students in the class, only 160 sold their quota, and 64 didn’t sell at all. Jim Prittinen took the $100 check for top honors by selling $245.51. With the help of most of the seniors, the class of 74 finally made their quota a week later than expected. 3 I
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Thurber Carnival 1. Marc Mattson, Rita Rusich, and Mary Moesenthin used their act- ing abilities in Thurber Carnival. 2. Thurber Carnival Cast: P. Springhetti, S. Staudahar, E. Carney, C. Pecarina, R. Rusich, P. Brinkman, A. Vonderhaar, M. Moesen- thin, D. Ahola. 3. A. Vonderhaar, P. Brinkman, M. Moesenthin, P. Springhetti, M. Mattson, and D. Ahola do surgery. 4. Brian Weiss, Allen Holmes, and Chuck Christianson were three of the male dancers in No, No, Nanette. 5. Mike Peterson and Cathy Henderson added humor and enjoy- ment to the musical. 6. Jody Teter had the huge responsibility of making up all dances in No, No, Nanette. 7. Melissa Stahl and Paul Metsa confessed to the breeze. The one-act play this year was Thurber Carnival. The contest itself was held in International Falls. Tony Turk was the director and did a fine job picking and working with a crew of nine. Everyone worked hard on the play and although they didn’t bring home any trophies, they won in their hearts. And that’s all that really counts.
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