Miller High School - Rustler Yearbook (Miller, SD)

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wo Lcwzefs ejffofzf ANNUAL STAFF: SEATED- J. Morris, assistant editor, P. Campbell, editor, ll. Stubsten, typist, W. Slunecka, typist. STANDING-- A. johnson, artist, D. Droz, proof reader, A. Hemman, sophomore editor, D. Wilson, assist- ant business manager, Miss Briscoe, adviser, M, Trotman, typistg J. johnson, music editor, K. Hall, assistant sports editor, L. Wheelhouse, typistg R. Wangsness, freshman editor, Barbara Hall, assistant artist, B. llooges- traat, photographer, Bonnie Hall, proof reader, J. Eschenbaum, business manager, J. Lewis, sports editor, J Schweigerdt, assistant photographer. With Miss Briscoe as adviser, the 1952 Rustler staff worked during free periods and after school, in addition to the three regular Class periods each week, to complete the material in time to meet the dead- line. All staff members have specific duties for which they are trained. The Rustler staff was represented by six members at the SDHSPA meet- ing held at Brookings, October 20, 1951. Pat Campbell served as presi- dent at the jimmissouri district meeting held at Miller.

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ive scoops abifiiy PAPER STAFF: SEATED- Dean Robinson, sports writer, W. Skinner, sports writer, V. McKay, feature editor P. Lilly, assistant editorg M. llaeffner, editor, j. Weaver, feature editorg Duane Robison, sports writer, G. Carr sports writer. S'I'ANDING-- M. Wangsness, M. Bancroft, grade news editorg C. Miessner, j. llemmingson, D. Johnson, N. Wilson, G. Nielsen, exchange editor, J. llare, grade news editor, M. Slunecka, L. Melhoff, R. Whar- ton, K. Renshaw, R. Fawcett, L. Neu, Robert Nielsen, M. Deuter, Rolland Nielsen, Mr. Thal, adviser. This dependable group,guided by Mr. Thal, keeps the students well- posted on events that take place in Miller lligh School. Every other Tuesday the students receive their copies of the Rustler lloofbeats, published by the local printing office l-'veryone gets a chuckle when reading the Spurs and Cxhuckhouse Chatter columns written by members of the staff Mable llaeffner Pat Lilly and jane llare attended the SDIISPA meeting at Brookings in October

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gilmee cups omeszficiig Q Q - mu, 'Q FHA: SEATED-- D. Wheelhouse, treasurer, J. Porter, reporter, P. Aesoph, his- toriang B. Fanger, president, Mavonne Diede, secretary, Marjean Diede, vice- Pffsif-lQUl9 N- HCQZCI1, parliamentarian. STANDING- ll. Schilling, C. Diede, Miss Sickles, adviser, Hudson, Kerber, M. Scott, E. Schilling, A. Creager. The Future Homemakers of America, consisting of girls who have taken or are taking homemaking, are under the guidance of Miss Sickles. , There are three degrees of achievement for active member- ship: junior Homemaker, Chapter Homemaker, and State Home- maker. The aim of this organization is to make the homes of America better and life in these homes more pleasant. A Marjean Diede, pictured at right, attended Western Training School of FHA in june, 1951, at Estes Park, Colorado. She is the first girl from Miller to attend a national FHA meeting. .,gg, 1 . YF' .15 'sh' Q Vg I V' v-.-.yn -sr -X 1-x