West High School - Hesperian Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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NALITY, RUSTIC CHARM AT 1971 SADIE The frenzied activities of the evening’s fandango manifested as a mirage of motion. Contemplating marriage. Pam Maas and Bob Swanson seek out Marryin’ Sam. The not-so-mod squad searches diligently for some potential jailbirds.

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WEST’S BEST DRESSED FLAUNT ORIG1 Anita Muldoon and her catch” stomp to the pulsating beat of “The Crusaders. Sadie Hawkins Day, 1971, commenced with an entertaining performance of “Shipoopec”, executed by Holly Haga, Vicky Hinton, Licia Peterson, and their escorts. The candidates for Daisy Mae and Marry in' Sam then flaunted their originality upon the stage. The fifteen minute auditorium heightened the anticipation for the evening fest. With background music provided by The Crusaders, the dance in the boys’ gym proved to warrant everyone’s high expectations. Despite the fact that many beaus got hauled off to “jail”, most everyone came away happy - and married! Laura Kloth accumulates the courage to pop the big question to Steve Osborne. 24 Another unsuspecting captive beams his frustration.

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HOLIDAY AUDITORIUM ADDS “Wheel” shout Grandpa and the kids, as they frolick to Jingle Bell Rock. Isn't Christmas a wonderful time of year? asks Sandy (Paisley Woodrich) of Bill (Rob Iidwards). Twas the night before Christmas... begins Grandpa (Tom Wright) as the kids (Candy Thrasher and Don Busby) listen. “ ... He had a broad face and a round little belly, that shook when he laughed, like a bowl full of jelly ... chuckles Grandpa as he spies on Santa (Ron Aronsohn). ... With a corn-cob pipe, and a button-nose. and two eyes made out of coal ...” describes Frosty (Clark Upton) the Snow man. 26