Chisholm High School - Ranger Yearbook (Chisholm, MN)

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QUILL AND SCROLL-Members of the Quill and Scroll are chosen for their literary and scholastic abil- ities. This year they initiated eight new members at an informal party in the gymnasium. QUILL AND SCROLL--Front Row: Turlinrn, Mz'rila, Saxhaug, Illahan, fenleo. Hack Row: W11r1gf'11slz'e'l1, Saari, Azlble, Sampson. Nliss- ing: Lindstrom, Nlanirlz, Pivtila. LANGUAGE CLUB-The Language Club is composed of students in French, Latin, Spanish, and German classes. This year each class presented an interesting program for the other members of the club. LANGUAGE CLUB-Back Row: Miss Hohler, Chase, Indihar, Haley, Kealy, Laulizi, Hanson, Mlarhnik, Hrusacoram, llimdas, flhados, Vaiila, Rudolph, Kosiak, Monrgomery, Mailson, Casey, Hudy, Urbanirh, Johnson, and Mi.r.v Romano. Center Row: Tuusignanl, Samp- son, Sampson, Mamm, Cyf, Pagliacetti, Lindstrom, Wilrnan, Harlman, and Sala. Front Row: Ladin, Wangcnslrvn, llulmr, Wilson, Wangensreen, Thirlman, Kascak, Fish, Wirlanen, Johnson, Graham, and Colwerru. p ,.,.,. , - . . . , . ,,,,4gwf Te, ' -s . 3 Y Q My wi A Six! , l if Q 1 ,j i ' A a n, if , f i if Sw wif . f n 'x' '. ' H fe . 'FS 'ki- ln El ik. , , jg 9 ig? i g i' , A I H lg.: l V :-:1 41 1: glilfif , 4 l i V. I K D 'SVC' g T. . Q , 'Li v ----- 3 -L-N - -s. , tri.,w1yo-g1p:rfvi:.' i' ,,s.,' ., Q : 3' CBL--Y' . ff- , , .. fy M. ...f.r1,,- r Ts .. 'N -- A --. ...f-.-.K eff ' 1 PP- T'f's1, i?53'5iM c'2'ff'f'.: sf: ...Q Q is ' ' , -ee 1. ,L-X22 sw xv- f .L ,-be . A . - Y n - ,L W.. 1: Q- 5 1 B H if s - 565' Ag-X in . , 5 S it s if in s a as SWIMMING CLUB-The Dolphin Club was organized this fall by Miss Elizabeth Carlson whose aim has been to achieve correct form and grace in swimming rather than speed. Girls from junior and senior high school meet once a week to practice their swimming and diving techniques. SWIMMING CLUB-Left to Right: Miller, Tousignant, Dwyer, Davis, Wangensleen, Tlzielman, Kappa, Pagliacetti, Klein, Mazich, Chapul, Wesse, Rolmrls, Rudslronz, Frank, Kosiak, Gustasnn, Erickson.

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7 ' l 036 JUNIOR-SENIOR PROM-Those leading the Grand March at the Junior-Senior Prom were fabovej Left to Right' Jamex Mlachnick lvlarilyn Mararn, Angeline Petrini, Thomas Rachini, Katherine Karak, Fred Doslal, Mary Lou Cole, Donald Kaliiin, Mayme Merila, R W . , V V . . ., . . i onald rzght, Marilyn Kealy, George Tupac, Mane Vzcarz, Peter Bye, Marguer1te Kealy, Ralph Turlz-nen, Barbara Wangenxfeen, George Hafdeman. JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS-Helping with the decorations for the Prom are the junior Class Officers:Tom Raechini, Fred Doxtal, Ed Kautlo. Angeline Petrini was buxy elsewhere. JUNIOR-SENIOR PROM - Our Junior-Senior Prom held April 22 carried out the theme of Spring- time. The gymnasium was decorated like an old fash- ioned garden With myriad colored flowers, picket fences and lattices. Couples danced under pastel streamers to the music of the Rhythm Airs. Wishes for adventure and romance came true at the old fashioned wishing l well which was the center of attraction, or was it the punch table it enclosed? Nm Rl. lx Jllw , r K iii. Self

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74a playa Me a 'I Q P'-IPHFQ pu- ALPHA SIGMA RHO SOCIETY-Back Row: H. Kafpi, R. Janet, F. Perkovich, C. Hermes, M. Haley, J. Vimla, R. Huber, M. Merila, J. Mrados, D. Stanich M. Tuman, ZH. Earles, V. Jnhnxon. Second Row: 1 N. Rnlveflr, IW. Tonsignmzl, D. Laui'izi, H. Dwyer, P. tlulzle, S. Crillirzx, C. Uiffei, D. Thiefman, B. VVrmgenJlecn. First Row: U. Sampson, G. Fish, O. Koscafe, E. Steffensnul, M. J. Dnrnark, M. Wirtanfn, lil. llulme, H. Lzzdin. 0380 During the year of its existence, the Dramatic Club has already established a reputation for pleasing entertain- ment. Their first play, Let Mr Come Bark, proclaimed a hit by faculty and students alike. It was later presented for night school graduation exercises. The organization named the Alpha Sigma Rho because it included stu- dents interested in acting, stage management and rhetoric. Spring meant house-cleaning for the grand opening of Alpha attic in the Washington building which featured three one-act plays, The Unxeen, The Bin! on Nellie? Hal, and Mifzd over Maller.. These were directed, acted and managed by thc entire membership.