Good Thunder High School - Thunderbird Yearbook (Good Thunder, MN)

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Speech Aclivilies This year ten students participated in extra-curricular speech activities. They were Dawn Armstrong, Marilyn Carter. Sharon Car- ter, Kathleen Caven, Steven Crane, Mary Pat FitzSimmons, Corrine Hiller. Janice Kaul. RoseMary Kienitz and Marlys Wacker. The divi- sions they participated in were humorous interpretative, memorized oratory, extemporaneous manuscript, and a discussion of What Can Be Done To Prevent juvenile Delinquency. RoseMary Kienitz and Dawn Armstrong represented GTHS at the sub-district speech festival at Pemberton on March 7. Rose- Mary received an excellent rating and Dawn received a superior and went on to the district meet. This was held at St. Clair on March 12. x -3-It-E 'Y' Maui-J V. V. 'ffl' L. .fs ft- ' ' 'N -arf ., -A iQ'i259C.st5v 91 his wr .1.,.:' N is' 'zfsz' J- 'ft if 'eiegff ff tri. 'ml'-'ic' :iii . ,V . diff.: 1 - ftygfiii' A - .--.1-31 '. . -: gi, ,U M iI'lflPQl Show On October 14, 1954, juniors sponsored a minstrel show in the high school auditorium. The purpose was to raise money for the jun- ior class. All twelve grades participated in a very enjoyable program with music and comedy. The c horu s, under the direction of Mr. Brandrup, sang songs of the gay nineties. Marley Kaul, Donald Megaw, Steve Crane, and Larry Bartsch, as the end men with Jack Kienitz as their interlocutor, kept the pro- gram alive with jokes and clowning. Judy Hawker gave a tap danc- ing selection. Larry Bartsch and Wayiie Goutermont played a saxo- phone duet and Donald Ziemann sag a solo. A group of fifth and sixth grade boys. known as the Pickanimies sang Short'nin' Bread and Polly-Wolly-Doodle. - The evening performance was seen by a good crowd and was a big success. Following the performance a lunch was served by the juniors.