Stillwater High School - Kabekonian Yearbook (Stillwater, MN)

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One for the money . SE IOR CLASS President .,,f....,,, e.... J ohn Risendal Vice President ........ ,..e, M ary Schroeder Secretary-'l'reasurer ..., ,,eHarriet McPhetres Adviser ,,,,,,,,..... . . . two for the showg three to get ready: and four, here they go . . . the Class of '38 . . . and not without a tear of regret in its eyes. lt means the end of four years of working and playing' together. ln '37 the senior class gave a Prom that will never be forgotten. This year they presented Through the Keyhole, a three-act play. It add- ed one more success to their long' list of dramatic achievements. Next came Winter Sunset, a one- act play which took second place. In the opinion of the critic judge, the best actress of the eve- ning' was Betty Tolen. Her strong supporting cast consisted of Elaine Stieneck, Harold Parnell, and Lyman Doe. The class co-operated in staging a Senior Crazy Day which will take much ingenuity in -,----lVIr. Robbins the future to surpass in hilarity and production. The skit Dark Doings at the Crossroads added just the punch and sparkle to finish Crazy Day with a flourish. The Senior Class Gift to the school as a con- tribution of approximately two hundred dollars which is to be used toward the furnishing of an activity room. This singular class intends to graduate in caps and gowns. We hope future graduating classes will adopt this innovation. As their high school years drew to a close the seniors went to every school function with their eyes a little misted, smile a little hit strain- ed, and a tug' at their heart strings. In short, they became sentimental as they visualized the close of their high school career. Hack ROXVfTtli6'll. Lund. Hisenrlal. Boyd Front Row Mc-Phetres, Connors. Schroeder. Adkins absent Senior ,founci

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Three down JUNIOR CLASS President .,....,....,... ..... K athleen Jones Secretary-Treasurer .... ....,... D orothy Lee Adviser ,,..,.,........ ..,. M iss Ann Isaacson . . . and one year to go! Always an active class, the juniors have their own ideas and see they are carried through. In declamation, Marcella Sawyer and Robert Kilpatrick distinguished themselves for their class. Through the sincere efforts of Clemens John- son, Worth Bloom, Marcella Sawyer, Bruce Erickson, and Bob Berg, their one-act play, Out of the Night won the all school contest. Then dramatic interest shifted to the Junior three-act play, Garden of the Moon, which proved the acting ability of Bruce Erickson, Don Swisher, Gerald Leander, Clemens Johnson, Beverly Ry- deen, Harriet Palm, Marilyn Nelson, Marcella Sawyer, Worth Bloom, Helen Anderson, and Bob Berg. The play which took place in the age of the Gibson Girl brought a packed house and a full treasury. Their crowning achievement of the year came with the Junior-Senior Prom where soft lights and sweet music caused many an adoles- cent heart to flutter. Let's hope their senior year may be one long prom of joy and happiness. Bark Rowe--Thoreen. Keene Front Row-fLee. Jones. Petersen Junior Council