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

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151 Grads Class of 1970 A graduation from high school began on the night of june 4 as a solemn and subdued class of 1970 marched into the auditorium to the traditional Pomp and Circumstance. This state was reached only after a frantic rushing for cafeteria positions, a borrowing of hair pins, a straightening of tassels, and a last minute bout with nervous giggles. The parents, however, did not reach this subdued state until their subjects were sought out by their Kodak Brownies. Addresses were presented by co-salutatorian Carol Sherman, stressing the pollution crisis; by co-salutatorian Mark Dimunation, discussing the questioning minds of youth; and by valedictorian Linda Seaquist, concerning the unlimited potential of mankind. Selections were performed by both the choir and the band between the speeches. At the end of the ceremony, the class departed in a rush, turned in their caps and gowns, and headed for the all-night party — leaving behind old VHS. 26 Tassel on the LEFT!?

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SENIOR SCHOLARSHIP AND AWARD WINNERS. BOTTOM ROW:J. feigal, M. Dimunation, S. Erni, S. Lawrence, D. Leitschuh,). Schmid. SECOND ROW: N. Rachel, D. Davis, C. Froehle, L. Seaquist, C. Sherman, G. Sjoblom, S. Savci,). Monson. Grapplers ). Hill, D. Yurista, S. Arnstrom, R. Tombarge, B. Berglund, In recognition of his speech talents, Mark Dimu- and O.Walbon display their collection of trophies. nation is presented with an award for superior speaking earned at region competition. Steve Ernt receives the most valuable basketball player award from Coach Gannon. Receiving the John Philip Sousa Award from band director Mr. Bjork-land is French horn player and band librarian Gayle Sjoblom. 25

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A prominent hand periodically projects from a popular person as she passes praise and prizes to previous pupils. As row one graduates lead the south processional, a few seniors cautiously glance over to their north aisle counterparts. Before the 8 o'clock deadline, seniors and band members collide in the pre-ceremonial rush. Like most seniors, Linda Carlson reaches the finale without a flaw, receiving a congratulatory handshake and diploma from Superintendent Brown.