Marietta High School - Cardinal Yearbook (Marietta, MN)

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JUNIOR Reo CROSS 's.. in October the studenti or t € grade school and high SCHOOL EWTOLLEO 10 IN THE AlNIOR RED CROSS. AT A MEMBERSHIP DRIVE PROGRAM THE YEAR’S WORK WAS OUTLINED AH) THE GROUP ENJOYED SOME PEPPY COMMUNITY SINGING. TWO AFGHANS, TWO HONOREO THAH SGIVING FAVXJRS, SIXTY-FOUR WASH CLOTHS, AND WRITING PAOS WERE MACE MISS ELEANOR 80RCt€RT AND MRS MYRLE Ml HERMAN HAD CHARGE OF THE WORK, MEETINGS WERE HELO ON WEDNESDAY. Hide and Hjnt Party On October 6, tic high school had a Hioe and Hjnt party. The tow of Marietta was oivided into two districts— SOUTH OF THE RAILROAO ANO THE ONE SECTION NORTH. THE STUDENT BOOY WAS OIVIDED INTO 8IX GROUPS WITH MISS THOMPSON, MRS, Ml HERMAN, MR. THORMOOSGAARD, MISS 0ORCHERT, MISS WINGER, AND MR. MAUGHAM AS LEA0ER8. MISS THOMPSON'S GROUP SEARCHED FOR MRS. Ml KERMAN'9 PARTY, MISS WINGER'S GROUP LOOKED FOR MR. THORMOOSGAARD'8 GROUP, MR» MAUGHAN'S PEOPLE PURSUEO MISS BORCICRT'S HIOERS . TlCRE WAS NO GROUP FOUr® 80 THE HJNTERS HAD TO ENTERTAIN THE HUNTECf WITH SKIT8, The Hioe and hjnt party has been a tradition in tvc SCHOOL FOR MANY YEARS IT « LOOKED FCRW RO TO BY THE STU0ENT8 FROM TIC FIRST DAY OF SCHOOL. CARNIVAL The school carnival was helo on November to. Th|6 was ONE OF THE LARGEST CROW08 THAT EVER ATTENDED A CARNIVAL IN OUR SCHOOL. THE GROSS RECEIPTS FRCM THE STANDS? C KE walk, Canoy Counter, novelty Booth, art Gallery, bingo Stand, Fortune Telling Den, lunch Room, and many others, were Trc GRADE SCHOOL PRE8ENTE0 SKITS AND THE HIGH SCHOOL RENOEREO SEVERAL MUSICAL NUMQER8 AT THE PROGRAM. TrC EVENING WA8 CLIMAXED WITH THE CROWNING CF Geraldine Jo ©on, tic Queen. hot Lunches we feel that we are very fortunate to pave such a fine HOT LUNCH PROGRAM IN OUR SCHOOL. ABOUT ONE HUNDREO AND FIFTY ENJOY A TASTY HOT MEAL THAT 18 SERVED EACH NOON HOUR BY MRS. Anna Nertrich and Mrs. Marti Zamow.

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CLUBS Travel Clu8 The Travel Club was originated for tic purpose of STIMULATING INTEREST IN OTHER PARTS OF OUR OWN COUNTRY BY MEANS OF PROGRAMS, CONSISTING OF POEMS, SHORT TALKS, MUSIC, AND SKITS, WE CAN BE INFORMED ANO ENTERTAINEO BY TRAVEL. THE CUJB MET EVERY TWO WEEKS WITH TIC FOLLOWING officers: president, Philip hawkinson; vice pres icent, Gerald Willis; secretary, Joyce Tilbury; and i s. monorain, advisor Tl€ MEMBERS ARE DALE AOOLPKSON, MELVIN ADOLPHSON, DORIS Anderson, Lois Anoerson, carol Eioem, Elaine Engebretson, Mary Lu Gearman, Loren Goos, Ardis Graff, Philip Wwinson, Geraldine Jofnson, Gladys kanstrup, Betty Kruse, Joan kanthak, harclo Kruse, James Maas, margy Ofken, Donald ransom, barbara REDEPENNING, HERBERT STREICH, JOYCE TILBURY, WILMA JEAN Ruby, Forrest Schmah., Joan Wagner, Robert wargowsky, Delores WEN5KAUG, GERALD WILLIS, JOYCE AOOLERY, AND ERVIN GOETSCH Science Club The Science Club met bi-monthly. Tic subjects covered WERE HYPNOTISM, METEDLOGY, HOMEMAKING, AND NAVIGAT ION The offices were: Walter 8ehrens, president; Russell Mortenson, vice president; Donald Clark, secretary; Orla Mae Graff, treasurer; and Mr maughan, advisor MEMBERS INCLUOEO: ‘.HALTER BEHRENS, HILDA BENINGA, DOWLD Clark, Clairmont Drube, Orla Maf. Graff, Wmvcr Volk, warren Iwerks, Loren kostao, Roy Kruse, ray Lund, merlin mandsager, Katherine Me Nad, Douglas Silvernale, Elmer Fritz, and Evariste Zenzen hobby Club Thc hogby club had fourteen members and kcetings were HELD EveRY TWO 'WEEKS MRS. MlNERMAN ACTEO AS ADVISOR TO THE GRCUP. TIC PROGRAMS VCRE VARIED AND NEW OFFICERS WERE ELECTED EVERY SIX WEEKS, THJS GIVING EVERYONE AN OPPOR- TUNITY IN PARLI AfcCNTARY PROCEDURE. Tic Lincoln Day's program was tic higicigkt of tic year VtCN THE MEMBERS OF THE CLUB PRESENTED HIS MEMORY 18 ENSFRIfCOP TO THE STUOENTS OF TIC GRADE MG HIGH SCHOOL. The club members iicluoed: Leow Kruse, Kenneth Lorenzen, Sylvia Newton, Shirley Sherburne, Ethel Mae Solem, ardell Sortum, Avis Taylor, Robert stamp, Robert Ross, Leslie HOlUM, LILLIAN GOETSCH, BERNICE LAOWlG, DOREEN STREICH, AND Dorotht Welberg.