St Peter High School - Peterian Yearbook (Peter, MN)

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10 — Fall Play

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Opposite page, left: Jason Michels, Barry Norberg, David ‘Borgie’ Borgmeier, and Correy Kewatt dress up as the opposite gender during Homecoming week Opposite page, right: Scot •Beef’ Peterson shines with colorful school spirit. Left: Pepfest excitement carries through with the seniors. Middle: Julie Hanson and Andrea Hintz look their best on hippie day Above: Homecom- ing candidates and their escorts race to see how many eggs can hit the 'inside' of the cup. Top: Cheerleaders display their mount at the Home- coming pepfest. Homecoming — 9

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Thespians present 16th century Italian comedy Last fall, the St. Peter High School Thespians performed the Italian play, A GAP in GENERATIONS. The director of the play was Eng- lish teacher Mrs. Gayle Anderson who was assisted by student director An- gela Duccini. The cast consisted of stu- dents ranging from ninth grade to twelfth grade. The cast was as follows: Amy Anderson; Jay Carlson; Bob Depuydt; Don Jaenisch; Kirk Litynski; Jenny Nygard; Kris Rustman; Gina Smith; David Torgerson; Nancy Torger- son; Matt VanHorn; Sara Wiebold; and Todd Worland. The crew put in many hours of work behind the scenes preparing the set and the props. They were as fol- lows: Chris Friedrichs as stage man- ager; Jody Kendall as prompter; Mike Pettis as lighting technician; and Janice Wilking as prop manager. The play was a comedy in which the performers were very colorfully made up. The plot centered around two old men who had worked all their lives and had missed out on the fun things in life, and how they took steps to change that fact. Audience members enjoyed the change of pace that this comedy of- fered, especially the colorful make-up. ■ — Angela Duccini Far left: Amy Anderson shows the mark that proves her heritage Upper right: Gina Smith does some fast reviewing before her cue Lower right: The cast and crew of A GAP IN GEN- ERATIONS. Above: Jenny Nygard and Don Jaenisch declare their love for one another in the opening introductions. Fall Play — 11