Chisholm High School - Ranger Yearbook (Chisholm, MN)

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IT TAKES REHEARSAL FOR I'ERFECTION!-- The cast for The Lake Christopher Bean at practice Standing: Saari, Orlich, Slaniflz, Tupac, Robertr, Inriihar. Sitting: Juhnxun, Tuman, Toldo. ERO PLAY- The Romantic Agc : Kivi, Kaliin, Bfank, Orlith, ffulme. Q, SENIOR CLASS PLAY-The senior class play, The Late Christopher Bean, presented on lVIay 19, was a creditable piece of humor by Sidney Howard. 'lihis drama was exceptionally amusing, clever, and hilar- ious, yet beneath it all lay the interesting, complicated lives of the Haggett family and their maid, the lovable and simple Abby. Excellent portrayals were played of every character in the script by the senior cast. Ending with a gay twist that left the audience pleasantly surprised, the play was indeed a success. i e 'Wx DEBATING-Our debaters studied numerous plans for post war organizations in order to acquaint themselves with the proposition: Resolved, f'That the United States should join in reconstituting the League of Nationsf' Memhers of the district tournament te.nn were Martin Haley and Barahzira Wangensteen who argued hoth pro and con on the question. RANGER SKIT--Front Row: Mlarhnilc, Sampxon, Hrzdy, Wangemlvrrz, Ladin, Chipman, Sinkn. Middle Row: Turlinen, Kaliin, Slanich, Orliuh. Back Row: frnku, Sawm, Tolda, Haley. 039s

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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.

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THE GIRLS' CHORUS-Fourth Row: Wilson, Wirlanen, Brank, Hartman, Montgomery, Miller, Koscak, Weber, Wangensiern, Rrneka, Kosrak. Third Row: Farhinf, Sampson, Cyr, Tolonrn, Berg, Fryckman, Berrognnlli, Parcrsun, Hanson, Casey, Hodge. Second Row: bliss C'V15 p Sfh '.ff'f, CHIC, Wilfman, Mazich, Hulme, Pechozfnik. First Row: Paferi, Meados, D0?Ill1f0!USki, Fesnik, Clzapnl Fish Tlzirlvzarz Fmnolt, flflafesrsku. ' ' GIRLS CHORUS-Three times a week, the melodi- to the more serious selections. Besides singing in the ous strains of our Girls' Chorus surge through the halls Christmas cantata and spring concert, they have present- from the music room and hearten us with their gayety ed their delightful repertoire of songs at various con- and charm. This versatile group lends itself equally vocations throughout the year. well to all kinds of music ranging from light folk songs Jw-. A CAPPELLA CHOIR-Top Row: IW. Koschak, Johnson, Weber, Berfognolli, Levchak, R. Johnson, Casey, Orlich, Haley, Rachinni, Si-nko, Piefila, O. Koschak, Maziclr, Rrneka. Third Row: Bironofsich, Thcilman, Wilson, Chapul, Berg, Johnson, Brusacorunzj Oganorirh, Nnfvnk, flflallson, Skurla, Johnson, Talda, Mlzlcfzrzik, C. Wanganslecn, Grizinich, Hanson. Second Row:'Pa1vri, Fachini, Slanfch, Frsrzik, Samsn, Kaliin, lndilzar, Barkf, McDr11znld, Lamprerhl, Plcshe, Wirlanen, Peterson, Casey, Fish, B. Wangensleen. Front: Mi.vs Edirh Carlson, Malesisko, Sampson, Mmrlos, Cole, Manish, Cyr, Fryckman, Harlman, Brank, Hulvze, Tuman, Pechowzick, Manrini,Hod1e, Schafer. A CAPPELLA CHOIR-The CXqUiSitC blending of Bond show during the Fourth War Loan Drive. Their 5iXtY voices which make UP our A Cappella Choir has spring concert was all-American, featuring a fantasy of won its way into all hearts. The singing brigade under service Songs with a two piano accompaniment. Bac- the direction of Miss Edith Carlson, began its year's Calam-cate Services highlighted the year's activitiCS With activities at an Armistice Day program which won so hymns, prayers and responses sung A Cappella by the much aoolause that thev were requested to sing at the Choir. ' 40 0 mari 'W