Yankton High School - Arickara Yearbook (Yankton, SD)

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WOKSAPE STAFF Because the Woksape upholds Freedom of the Press in our school democracy, 22 jour- nalists directed by Ellen Tobin, editor, are able to publish news, features, sports, and editorials in the bi-weekly paper which is dis- tributed on Tuesdays to the high school students. This year the staff entertained the Dacotah District at a press convention. Also, several students and adviser, Miss Verna Emanuel, traveled to Brookings for the annual State Press llleeting and to Beresford for the Dis- trict Convention. Those in the picture at the left are Dorothy -lean Burkhead, Nlarian Pesicka, Ellen Tobin and William Levinger, who are regularly found working on the Woksape. Row 1: fleft to rightl Ray Shoemaker, Nadine jacob Dorothy jean Burkhead Marjorie Danforth Vivian Vnl hauer, Miles Gagnon Row 2: Ferne Spear, Marian Pesicka, Bill Levinger Frances kotahk Illen Iohin Margv Schlegelmilch Pat Don aldson, Pat Dunn Row 3: Larry Keating, Marilyn Monfore, Robert C ilman Leslie Brownson Betty Spear june bjostrom Dorothy Uianzrnan, Grace Bride, Miss Verna Emanuel Qatluserl

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FORENSIC CLUB Row 1 Cleft to rightl: Ruth Karolevitz, Betty Garvey, Dorothy Glanzman, Marjorie Danforth, Beverly Dunn, Kencil Onstott, jack Haley Row 2: Ruth Bicknell, Robert Larson, Robert Gilman, John Nadenicek, Margy Schlegelmilch, Ernest Peschl, Mari- lyn Monfore, Mary Rich, Rosemary Dilger Row 3: Mr. Alphus Christensen Qadviserj, Ruby Brownson, John Gold, Warren Smith, Arthur Smith, Robert Danforth, Patricia Smith, Lawrence Nelson, Ruth Rognan, Bernard Sauber, Miss Inez Rhoades fadviserj Short plays, debates, and round table discussions were the outstanding entertainments of the Forensic Club, under the direction of Miss Inez Rhoades and Mr. Alphus Christensen. This club was established for the purpose of providing an opportunity of social relationship for people within the Dra- matic, Declamation and Debate Departments. Scenes below depict backstage efforts, such as make-up artists, electricians and prompters, in this year's plays f A l I i 1, ,WM V'fs.w..

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, CHEERLEADERS and ARICKARA STAFF i .5 TN N 'rf ' ,E , Tw Q, 5 J - f, 5 ff CHE LEADE f CLeft to rightl Marilyn Davidson, Robert Titus, R Karolevi , I mes Heaton, Mary Trierweiler, Ordell Husby George VVashington, Patrick Henry, and Ab aham Linc n stirred the American people with famous speeches. Similarly, the six cheerleaders, directed by Miss Velma Idin ell, promoted enthusiasm during the sport season with new peppy formations and yells. i , ARIC A STAFF Row l lleft to rightlz Bernard Sauber, Luv rne Bever , Ellen Margolin, Herpy Dueschle, Joyce Rahn, Vivian Vilhauer f , Row 2: Ray Shoemaker, Dorothy jean i rkhead arian Pesicka, VVilliam Levinger, Margy Schlegelmilch, Ellen Tobin, Frances Kotalik, Grace Bride, orothy l zman Row 3: Marjorie Danforth, Iris Eakin tDu at Donaldson, john Banks, Betty Garvey, June Sjostrom, Miss Verna Emanuel ladviserl, jack Ha , r d B rgi, Ferne Spear This year the Arickara Sta Al b' le obin, editor, attempts to show Democracy in Action within the high school. With underclassmen shar'n the spon bility of forming a more perfect annual, the staff packed a bit of their patriotism between two vers fo the 1941 ARICKARA. Q 5 li