Chisholm High School - Ranger Yearbook (Chisholm, MN)

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iv. in V. ' 'LLLL ...av-A ,.--.t lg Picture one- Conrad Olson, Richard Hooper, Robert Arko, and Rudolph Mehle become skillful in the indus- trial arts with the direction and help of Mr. Wilson. One of the most interesting projects the boys in these classes have undertaken this year is the building of model airplanes for the govern- ment. Picture two- The scrap drive We had this fall made all of us iron-conscious. Anton Mehle, William Mihelich, and Paul Lagerstedt demonstrate their willing- ness to help raise the amount of iron collected by high school pupils. Picture three- All of the girls in the cooking' classes learn the basic requirements for good health. Norma Maki, Stephanie Kochar, Florence Mlachnik, An- geline Ovuka, and Ann Rohach receive expert advice from Miss Nelson. Students in the home economics classes also learn how to plan and prepare well-balanced as well as attractive meals. If

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Editor-in-Chief Ellamae Anderson Assistant Editor Betty Jean Latick Associate Editor James Hathaway Business Manager Thomas Monte Circulation Manager Betty Jean Latick Cartoonist Elaine Vuicich Art Work Carol Hudy Joyce Mohaupt General Assistants Harriet Helming Betty Mae Golc Dorothy Koscak Lorraine Feller Florence Kochevar 0380 fnspection Day Chisholm students undergo inspection by our parents and friends twice a year. The occasion is visiting day. We look forward to these special days as a time when we can impress the visitors with the exhibition' of the art work which adorns the halls, the program which is given in the junior study hall, and the tea which is served in the gym. Students with musical or dramatic ability a1'e important in making' the programs a success. The tea is prepared by the cooking classes. Members of the class also act as hostesses. At the left, Royal Huber points out an ex- ceptionally fine Study of still life to his mother, Mrs. Royal Huber. Below, Ines Monterotti is a gracious hostess Cleft to rightj to: Miss Clara Glenn, Mrs. Otto Tynen, Mrs. Charles Wangensteen, and Miss Helen Rugland.