Chatfield High School - Burr Oak Yearbook (Chatfield, MN)

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DRAMATICS Professor, How Could You! a farce in three acts was presented by the Sen- ior Class on May 9 under the direction of Miss Sun- derlin. The cast included: Lu- i ella Kshlmeyer, Lyle Gard- i ner, Tommy Lane, Mari- an Jones, Betty McBroom, i Ralph Thorson, S t a nl e y Manahan, Helen Gardner, Ray Waller, and Marie Rathbone. i lllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll Ililllllvllllllllllllllllllllll BELOW: Sally Thorson , Gerard Hauck it ' ' L Pat Perry Left to Right: McBroom, Manahan, Rath- u ,V W I bone, Thorson, L. Gardner, H. Gard-- ner, Miss Sunderlin, Jones, Lane, Waller, Kohlmeyer. r N mmninmm-I-n.u-ui..-----nn-mums 4 l P Junior Class Play l The play, What A Life , a comedy in three fun-filled acts, was presented by the junior class on November 15 under the direction of Mr. Lamont Okey. It proved to be one of the outstanding dramatic pro- , ductions of the year. The cast included: Pat Perry, Jack l Keith, Kathleen Ellis, Gerry Austin, Evon Skrukrud, Jean Gwynne, Ethel J. Lloyd. Paul Gehrke, Gerard Hauck, Sally Thorson, Sheila Mulvihill, Pat Stokes, Lorraine Isen- see, Fabian McConnell, Gertrude McCon- nell, Joe Youngs, and Ethel Turner. luuuunnuulnunllnuununnnununnnunn-unuuuuuuunununnn o Student Librarians i 1 Mary Jackson Betty McBroom - 4 r

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Gopher Hi: Life Gerard Hauck Lorraine Isensee -l-he Gopher l-li-l.ile Staff of 1940-4'l was organized in the Fall under the supervision ol Miss Utecht. Throughout the year the staff has endeavored to give news ol the school to the public along with columns ol interest only to the students. THE STAFF Editor-in-Chief, Gerard Hauck Assistant Editor, Lorraine Isensee Feature Editor, Jean Gwynne Sports Editor, Jackson Keith News Editor, Betty Siegel Junior High Editor, Joanne Thurber Reporters: Marcella Thorson, Jean Tuohy, Irene Tuohy, Stan- ley Dahl, Doretta Lynch, Patricia Perry, Tom Lane, Monna Lietz, Paul Kadlec, George Haven, Joe Youngs, Marjorie Healy, Nadine Pavlish, Iola Gaffron, Helen Ann Gordon, Pat Halloran, Darlene Jacobson. Staff Typists: Evon Skrukrud, Ethel Jean Lloyd, Joe Yuungs. First Row: Kadlec, Gaffron, Gordon, Lynch, Hauck, Thorson, Thurber, Skrukrud. Second Row: Lane, Youngs, Healy, Pavlish, Lietz, J. Tuohy, Siegel,-Isensee. Third Row: Gwynne, Perry, Lloyd, Dahl, Haven, I. Tuohy, Keith, Miss Utecht.

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Clubs O KODAK CLUB The Kodak Club was formed to foster an in- terest in the art of taking and developing pictures. The mem- bers learned how vari- ous cameras-work and developed several types of pictures. The club took pictures of the class plays as well as the grade operetta. and contributed many of the pictures used in the Burr Oak. 0 BOYS' HOME EC CLUB The Boys' Home Ec- onomics Club or Fu- ture Husbands of America was organ- ized to promote an .n- terest in the domestic problems of the home. The members spent much time discussing manners, and they also prepared two suppers. I GIRLS' HOME EC CLUB The Girls' Home Ec- onomics Club was or- ganized in the fall of the year for the pur- pose of developing an interest in home mak- ing. In addition to their regular meet- ings, the girls held several supper meet- ings. 0 SAFETY CLUB The Safety Club is composed of fifty mem- bers from the junior and senior classes. Nu- merous outside speak- ers ,impressed upon the members t h e great importance of safety in the home, in school, on the street, and in sports and games.