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

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Sno-Daze falls on VHS In their musical Sno-Daze skit, seventh graders sing about the joys of snow shoveling. Lettermen Club President Mike Moore and Pep Club President Diane Anderson emcee ihc pepfest and review point totals. Royalty, dog sled races, broom-ball, snow sculptures, dances, and skits highlighted the 1972 Sno-Daze festivities. Seniors Mike Jakacki and Amy Berglund and freshmen Jerry Iacarella and Kris Henry were crowned at the week’s end pepfest. Class themes prevailed over the senior high grades. The seniors had a Western touch to their activities; the juniors, a Broadway theme; and the sophomores, '‘Super ’74!” With a yelp. Amy Berglund and Mike Jakacki win the crown for the seniors in a close contest. 18

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Professor Mill applies his salesmanship techniques on Marion, the librarian. I he shenanigans of Marcellus (Dave Zander) and Professor Hill arc enlivened in the tunc A Sadder but Wiser Girl for Me Marion shrieks with surprise when Harold unexpectedly sweeps her off her feet The presentalion of MUSIC MAN on November 18,19, and 20, culminated weeks of preparation for the record musical in St. Anthony's history. Set in River City, Iowa, the play revolved around Professor Hill’s (Mike Christenson)shady attempts to form a non-existent boys' band. Donna Sampson played Marion, the librarian, the object of Hill's amorous pursuits. Director Mr. Fritz was assisted by Mr. MacKinney, vocal music teacher, and Mr. Bjorkland, instrumental music teacher. Miss Bickel supervised the costuming. Mr. Fritz stated. “It is always terribly rewarding to see the combined efforts of many talented and beautiful people reach fruition in a successful production. 17

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Village Varieties hosts superstars Bleach Boys Jeff Wrcsscl. Jeff I'rochlc. and Mike Jakacki. in their version of California Girls. reason there is nothing like a Village girl. Charlene Marinan. as Edith Ann. recalls the difficulties that occur in childhood. Jay Nickerson and Donna Sampson emceed the 1972 Village Varieties show, assisted by Missy Wreisner's cheers between skits. The teachers got into the act with a take-off on TV’s “All in the Family and a musical salute to VMS students. Dance numbers flourished, spot-lighted by the Andrews Sisters' (Jan Gauger, Janet Mumcrt, Lori Kimbllin, Sue O'Connell) “Don't Sit Under the Apple Tree and routines by Anne Klufa, Sue Sowden, Charlie Marinan and the Villagettes. The Bleach Boys (Mike Jakacki, Jeff Wressel, Charlie Johnson. Jeff Froehle, Mike Gibbons) performed such hits as “Barbara Ann supported by bikini-clad. screaming girls. Give me a P ...” chants bobby-socked cheerleader Missy Wrcisncr. as she introduces the Pom Pon girls. 19