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

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SPRING PLAY This year’s play “Oklahoma” was pro- duced on April 2, 3, 9, 10; dress rehearsal was held on April 1st for the senior citi- zens. The show was hailed by its audience as “the best play Sibley ever produced.” The April 9th performance was Sibley’s The Long Hard first official sellout-crowd. The play had a great balance betWe | dancing, music, and acting. The chorus was the most outstanding Sibley has ever seen. .

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Ss I All it takes is a little grease, a little class, a lot of style and “H-E-E-y, you are the Fonz.” The girls managed to keep their cool, however, by dressing in the traditional bobby socks and saddle shoes. 1. Laurie Zimmerman and Dave Wilhelmson dance along with the tunes of the “Chain Gang.” 2. Pat Rainford gives the ‘“ ‘thumbs up” move. 3. Tim Ekblad stops to chat with Patti Muehlegger. 4. Ken Larson, ‘‘Have something up your sleeve?” 5. “We're not only doing this for fun, but we're doing it to save the lives of people,” stated Joe Koury. 6. Hey, Gary Martin, what's up? 7. Dave Wolfe Let’s everybody know who's boss. 8. Dr. Nesbit from Cosmo Cancer Research. 9. Dale Ahlquist, Hugh Pruitt and Greg Cosgrove were the speakers for the 1976 Gofa assembly. 10. The street gang; Bill Anderson, Dale Burns, Tim Ekblad. 11. Which will it be? Bachelorette (?) 1, Bachelorette (?) 2, or Bachelorette (?) 3.

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Road to Oklahoma and costumes, as well as finding props that would look real on stage. ‘‘Bean breaks,” “Water fights,” and “Paint brush wres- tling’” enlivened the many hours of work. Other unforgettable moments included Hugh Mason falling over a fence, Hugh Pruitt dropping Bonnie Flesland during an “Oklahoma Hello,” (Limburger) cheese, and whoopie cushions. Credit must also go to Mr. Veale, the director, Mrs. Mckeen, Mrs. Dewald, Miss Seng, and Mr. Schlueter and his orchestra who really put the show together. Aunt Eller — Sue Schneider Curly — Ric Lockrem Ike Skidmore — Jeff Syyder Fred — Pete Quehl Slim — Hugh Mason Will Parker — Hugh Pruitt Jud Fry — Pat Knight Ado Annie — Jan Ramsay Ali Hakim — Ward Tongen Gertie Cummings — Bonnie Flesland LAUREY’S FRIENDS Ellen — Beth Wallace Kate — Deb Koenen Sylvia — Karen Chlebeck Arminia — Diane Olson Fay — Peg Punch Virginia — Jayne Skadron Vivienne — Diane Dolinar Jear — Mary McCarthy Aggie — Nancy Wilson Andrew Carnes — Al Lareau Cord Elam — Dean Dahlke COWHANDS Carl — Kurt Klinger Junior — Pete Schaberg Eddie — John Messerich Ray — Steve Cruz George — Steve Willwerscheid Jack — Steve Glass DANCE HALL GIRLS Suzie — Karlyn Keyes Irene — Kris Messervey Rosie — Denise Voss FARMERS Harvey — Rich Rivers Frank — Bob Hohenstein Joe — Jeff Fritz Sam — Mike Siedschlag Al — Rick Graves John — Bob Amell Bill — Mike Coonan Randy — Jeff Dahl Dick — Joe Stefani Roger — Brian Phipps FARMER’S WIVES Rebecca — Brenda Foreman Abigail — Cathy Gowan Elizabeth — Mari Kask Victoria — Jeannie Miller Brenda — Joyce Ginsburg Melissa — Pat Pahos Mary Ellen — Barb Mortinson Margaret — Karen Swedenburg Theresa — Kim Olson Janice — Diane Olson DREAM BALLET Dancing Laurey — Val Lennon Dancing Curly — Diane Otte Dancing Jud — Bich Rivers FRIENDS AND COWBOYS Sylvie — Mary Fuller Aggie — Colleen McCarthy Vivienne — Kris Blakeslee Faye — Linda Schaberg Joan — Judy Wadell Virginia — Mary Fuller Ike — Jeff Snyder Gordie — Pete Schaberg Ray — Steve Cruz Cord Elam — Dean Dahlke Slim — Hugh Mason