Sibley High School - Keewaydin Yearbook (West St Paul, MN)

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LEFT TO RIGHT: Jerome Piekarski, Donald Voito, Carol Schreiber, Robert Snow, Mr. Roger Mosvick. DEBATE This year, Debate was inaugurated for the first time at Sibley High School. The leading debaters are Bob Snow, Carol Schreiber, Jerry Piekarski, and Don Voita. The debaters have entered numerous tournaments including the lnvitationcils at Macales- ter, Hastings, and South St. Paul. They entered the regional tournament with a 12-win, 6-loss record. All of the team are expected back next year. Some of the debaters are taking part in the dis- cussion contests for the state tournament. ORATORY Under the direction of Mr. Roger Mosvick, work in oratory began in September of 1953. The activi- ties include extemporaneous reading, oratory, and dramatic readings. An important feature of this year's work is participating in various contests. Students from Sibley who received superior ratings in the District Speech Festival this spring were Roger Delcinge for his humorous readings, Gini Heuer for manuscript reading, Kay Sperl for memorized oratory, and Rosie Degnan and Jerry Hillestad in panel discussion. BACK ROW: Donald Voita, Janet Falk, Jackie Hoff, Kathy Murphy, Barbara Forcier, Carol Schreiber, Robert Snow. FRONT ROW: Phyllis Jordahl Virginia Heuer Mr Roger Mosvick Marlys Weber Rosemary Degnan 1 1 - 1

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99 rc j LU' Own One of the achievements of the Senior Drama- tics Club this year was the production of the play Our Town under the direction of Mr. Roger Mos- vick. This was the first major production put on by the club, and with Judy Hamilton and Dan Bryan playing the leading roles it was a huge success. A complete supporting cast was composed of Marlys Weber, Jim Gloss, Jim Vogel, Pat Pedersen, Rosie Degnan, David Keith, Janet Falk, Keith Stanton, Bob Snow, Bob Staeheli, and Don Voita. The play tells about the life and love of a small town boy and girl. The range of time is from the high school days of George and Emily to the death of Emily several years later.

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5.41 I .six 1 .,.... .I t4i!lv!' sn...ai-func S0 it BACK ROW: Donna Connolly, Carol Meese, Judy Leibel, Sandy Soderman, Carrie Vitelli, June Kempe, Peg Ristrom. SECOND ROW: Helen Yoerks, Adrienne House, Barbara Forcier, Evelyn Rauschnot, Susan Vogel, Geraldine Weimer, Betty Korfhage, Judy Wilkus, FRONT ROW: Pat Nutzm n P l M a n, aua eserve, Pat Lightbourn, Irma Jakubiak, Miss Janet Gross, Judy Yaeger, Elizabeth Steadman, Laurien House, Pat Gladman. FRENCH CLUB The French Club is supervised by Miss Janet Gross. The officers are Irma Jakubiak, president, Judy Yaeger, secretary and treasurer. The activities for the year included a sleigh ride, a French dinner, a short French play and a spring dance. A highlight of Sibley's carnival this year was the club's feature, Little Paris, with its can-can dancers and general Frenchy atmosphere. LIBRARY CLUB The Library Club is a service organization. The duties of the members include checking books in and out, shelving them, repairing them, filing book cards, and keeping the library neat and in good order. In addition, this year the club sponsored several social activities, such as pow-wows, family dinners, and a banquet in honor ofthe graduating members. BACK ROW: Daniel Bryan, Bob Edmeyer, Roger Delange, David Kulenkamp, Richard St. Sauver, Dennis O'Brien, Helen Yoerks. SECOND ROW: Carol Doyas, Judy Wilkus, Pot Schneider, Barbara Knutson, Elizabeth Steadman, Laurien House, Pat Lightbourn, Adrienne House, Betty Korfhage. FRONT ROW: Beverly Fronzmeier, JCIHFCG Pre!-ISS, JUN? KemP9, CGl'0l Messe, MCW99 RGPP, -lC1ClKi9 Hoff, Judy Anderson, Janet Haberkorn, Sandy Soderman.