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PLAY CAST: SEATED: D. Petersen, G. Romsdahl, T, Flohrs, M. Krech. STANDING: V. Nau, B. Holte, K. Welchlin, G. Johnson, and M. Veglahn. MORE OF THE CAST: M. Miest, S. Glenn, and B. Nelson, Arthur and Junie argue about buying a house, Warren Dr, Kirkland convinces Minny to take some more tests, has already decided to buy it. 18
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Dr, Kirkland tells Junie Moon to face her handicaps - her disabled hand and disfigured face. CLASS PLAY CREW: ROW 1: B. Lofgren, J. Schmidt, K. Lang, K. Swenson. ROW 2: K. Elg, B. Burke, J. Rossiter, M. Reynolds, N. Miller, B. Lantz, N. Eng. ROW 3: P. Menssen, C. Nelson, L. Krenz, C. Pierson, M. Spitzner, B. Sodeman, C. Yackel, D. Olson, B. Bolin, N. Seely, N. Harms. JUNIOR PLAY “Junie Moon” Is a Challenge MTell me that you love me, Junie MoonM was a play about three handi- capped persons that set up housekeeping together in a ram shackled house. Junie Moon, portrayed by Steph Glenn had facial disfigurements caused by acid. Arthur portrayed by Mike Miest was suffering from a neurological disease. Warren portrayed by Bob Nelson was a paroplegic and spent his life in a wheel chair. It was startling, deeply moving play which was very entertaining. THE CAST Warren. . . Junie Moon. Arthur . . . Minnie. • . Dr. Kirkland Miss Holt. . Miss Oxford. John Goren . Marilyn . . Sidney Wyner Gregory . . Mario . . . Bob Nelson Steph Glenn Mike Miest Darla Petersen Kelly Welchlin Vonda Nau Gladys Romsdahl Brian Holte Mary Krech Mark Veglahn Tracy Flohrs Greg Johnson Arthur feels he must do something now that he's on his own, so he asks Mario for a job at the fish market.
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Senior President John Peifer reminisces about his junior experiences with prom decorations as he escorts Kay Moulton in the grand march. PROM Memory Moments Bring Pleasure The 1973 Prom on Friday, May 4, started with a banquet for juniors and seniors and faculty only. At 7p. m. a delicious swiss steak dinner was served. As is the custom, the selected sophomores acted as waiters and waitresses. They also presented a number in the program that followed, (see following pictures.) At 8:30 the Grand March was led by junior President, Julie Warnemunde and her escort Wayne Monsen, followed by senior President John Peifer and Kay Moulton. The music of the Jesse Brady Band greatly enjoyed by the dancers, and there were many moments before the Prom ended at 12:00 midnight which became Precious and Few in the memories of the junior and senior class members. 19 RIGHT: As is always the case, the juniors spent a hectic week taking care of all the little details which make a prom worth remembering.
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