Roosevelt High School - Sagamore Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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FRONT ROW: J. Chappie. D. Schulttod, E. Bcudot, J. P«i rMn, G. Sonniog, T. Cote, S. Stewart. ROW TWO: K. Feite. F. Malmiton, A. Gierke, C. Fa lot, K. Wakefield. a Matchmaking Mother and Many Handsome Suitors CAST Mr. 8onnet .. Jomet Johnson Mrj. Bonnot . . Margaret Reif Jo no .. Elaine Brudot Elizabeth .. Karen liljemork Mr. Bingtoy .. Thomot Cote Mitt Bingley .. Enid Burlingame Mr. Dorcy .. Richord D'Eitroda . . . Mory .. Karen Fetfe Catherine .. Judith Chappie Lydia .. Candace Fa let Mr. Collint .. Alan Gierke Lady Catherine .. Frances Molmtfon Lady locus .. Janice Anderton Chorion .. Pamela Loza Mr. Wkkhom .. Dennit Sehulttod HIM G. Sonntag rehearses a shocked look at A. Gierke's proposal. During final tryouts, P. Loza reads the poem Sea Dirge.

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Timing is important in play production as evidenced by a scene enacted by J. Chappie, D. Schulstad and C. Fales. ’62 Class Play Pride and Prejudice Featured Pride and Prejudice, a sentimental comedy by Jane Austen, was selected as the 1962 Senior Class Play to be presented on April 26 and 27. Tryouts for the play began early in March. Many of the major roles were double cast, giving more students a chance to participate. After parts were assigned, long hours of practice began under direction of Mrs. Arenson and student director Bill Schoening. The play involved several amusing episodes of the Bennett family. Mrs. Bennett felt that a single man who had a good fortune must be in want of a wife. Therefore, the business of her life became that of getting her five daughters married to wealthy young men. Their mother's meddling causes some amusing and ambarrasing moments for the girls, but in the end each one finds a very suitable husband. FRONT ROW: C. Knudson, I. Johnson. 0. Burke, K. liljemork, R. D’Estrodo, E. Burlingame, P. Loro. ROW TWO; M. Roif. W. Snyder, S. Singer, J. Johnson. J. Anderson.

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P. Sondboc and assistants help J. Edmunds practice for melodrama. The Wee Three ' D. Myhre, P. Martin, and J. Fritz, with accompanist T. Haikcr sing The Seine ala Kingston Trio style. Musical Numbers, a Melodrama and a Gymnastics The annual Teddy Talent Show, held on March 23, gave many students an opportunity to display special talents before an audience of students, parents and friends. The curtain rose as the orchestra played an overture from Flower Drum Song. Then the tempo quickened os Leota Hartshorn began the parade of acts with a baton twirling number. Soon to follow were a gymnastics display, instrumental numbers by Larry Scully and Elwood Johnson, and several vocal groups. Flute soloist D. Anderson plays Exodus os an encore number. In native costume, P. Sananikone performs a Laotian dance which depicts a candle-lighting ceremony.