Saint Anthony Village High School - Villager Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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Advocates of physical fitness, the Corielis brothers demonstrate many skills such as juggling. Yes, Brian, this is an octopus. Typical of the unusual underwater specimens were sharks and barracudas, brought to us by Phil Betzold. Photo by Bob Peterson. Open Houses, Performing her duty as balifT, Mar)’ Ellen Fischer swears in witness Kurt Kattcrhcinrich in the prize-winning Freshman Loyalty Day skit. Photo by Bob Peterson. 18

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The personal peculiarities of the characters in “Everybody’s Secret” draws a hearty response from the audience. Two Plays Highlight Spring Presented in the spring of the year were the two one-act plays, “Everybody’s Secret” by Charles George and “Sorry, Wrong Number” by Lucille Fletcher. Having two all-school plays meant that more students were able to participate. Portraying cynical gossips in the former were Margie Cole, Jean Sommerville, Cindy Grcnnan, Barb Skovran, Linda Lakotas, Marsha Rosenbcrger, and Mar - Jane Ella. Darlene Higgins was cast as the Duchess and Linda McGraw played the eccentric Gravel Gertie. Unlike the light comedy atmosphere set in the first play, “Sorry, Wrong Number” proved to have a mysterious plot. Dianne Johnson starred together with Dottic Petersen, Bruce Stafford, Frank Holmgren. Gerry Erlicn, Gary Pederson, and members of the cast of the first play. Mrs. Stevenson, an emotional invalid soon discovers that the death plot she overhears on the telephone is her own. 17

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Interrupting the rigorous daily schedule of classes were lyceurn programs sponsored by the University of Minnesota, which ranged from acrobatics to marine biology. The annual Loyalty Day was not forgotten this year. Grades 9 through 12 had the opportunity to express their loyalty for their school. Each class presented a skit, the best receiving the traditional Loyalty Day jug. One of the biggest money makers this year proved to be the open house.- The cafetorium doors were opened after almost every Friday night home athletic event. Hands were stamped as eager Villagers entered to dance to their favorite tunes and socialize with their classmates. A record collection, sponsored by the student council provided most of the music for such events. The JayCees also sponsored an open house featuring Johnny Dollar from WDGY. Johnny Dollar of WDGY cnicces JayCec sponsored dance. Photo by Bob Peterson. Assemblies Complement Student Life After home basketball games, VMS students assemble in the cafetorium and dance to the latest popular tunes for the remainder of the evening. 19