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

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LANGUAGE ARTS Learning by Doing “Double double toil and trouble.” This’ year’s Shakespeare class per- formed MacBeth. “The purpose for doing the play was to get the kids to understand the lan- guage, to see how plays were done in Elizabethan times, and to have a chance to act in one,” said Mrs. DeWald. “A day without orange juice is like a day without sunshine.” Mass Media sampled three brands of orange juice made by the same com- pany in an attempt to understand how advertisers market very similar pro- ducts. The Travelling Suitcase was a not-to- be-missed exhibition of Native Ameri- can Indian artifacts on loan to Mrs. Cos- grove’s American Literature classes from the Minneapolis Institute of Arts. “The purpose of the presentation was to help kids understand something about Native American Indian art and music,” said Mrs. Cosgrove. Free painting lessons to all those who join Acting Stagecraft I. The purpose of this finger painting experience was to teach the students hue, intensity, and primary colors. It was also done to make the students aware that different colors cause emo- tional change in people.

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While Biology | students dissect animals, Mr. Ahliquist’s Biology II classes watch movies of actual surgery. Mr. Ahlquist said, ‘It’s a conditioning process for those who are going into the medical sciences, and for this reason it has a real value to the student.” The movies are not a requirement for the students. “Some of them cannot take it, and if they can’t, they have the freedom to move out because they might pass out,” added Mr. Ahlquist. 7 — It looks as if Mike Storms may eat the worm. 8 — It looks like he ate it. 9 — Vicky Larkin, Meg McBride, and Jeanne Hewitt seem to be enjoying the worm experiment in Bio. |. 10 — Mr. Davis instructs a student on parts of the worm. 11 — Penny Wheeler is carefully studying the pig she dissected. 12 — Mr. Cannon gives a lecture to one of his large group classes. 13 — FRONT ROW: L. Cannon, K. Dunlap, J. Davis. SECOND ROW: V. Monico, C. Skalicky, D. Olson, A. Ahliquist.

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1 — Frank Stewart tries out an Indian artifact brought to class. 2 — Lori Bruns acts as the witch in MACBETH for her Shakespeare class. 3 — Gregg York. 4 — FIRST ROW: B. Seng, C. Bucher, D. Coleman. SECOND ROW: S. Ahnert, M. Cosgrove, E. DeWald, D. Appleman, B. Ekholm. 5 — Luke Prettyman, Paul Lopez, and Mike Galao. 7 Fog Re reed, Pad F E ; te a GtF ‘ muas? eerie: S hypuepeee re eee , eee eses , saeaaets é garirees ‘ Bova terth eaneseeee sacbecee gitoe eeare seecae® “3? tevaee 4e@a8 tr aee g 88) 8 eees eeeres etre s 8 — Jim Getz, Robyn Morgenstern, and Mary Wohlers dance in Acting Stagecraft class. 9 — Hugh Mason, Kris Bergstrom, and Dave Danneker finger-paint in Acting Stagecraft class. — J. Curtis. 11 — Andy Cole videotapes in Mass Media. 6 — Bob Stevens and Sandy Holmes act in MACBETH. 7 — FIRST ROW: V. Kuster, C. Hallamek. SECOND ROW: K. Green, J. Iverson, L. Grasmick, J. Finnegan, P. Olson, K. Veale.