Mitchell High School - Warbler Yearbook (Mitchell, SD)

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Dec. 15 Dec. 19 Dec. 21 Dec. 22 Jan. 5 Jan. 12 Jan. 18 Jan. 19 Jan. 25 Jan. 26 Jan. 30 Jan. 31 Calendar continued E'ast High of Sioux City re- peats victory there, 22-29. Dr. Culver spoke to the G. R.. on the origin of Christmas Day observance. The entire Junior -Class goes stage as final try outs for Junior Play are held. All the song birds of the school sing for us, as Miss Preston puts on her annual Christmas concert in the assembly. Mitchell and East High clash there and we come out on the bottom. Yankton 17, Mitchell 20. Little Brown Jug comes back to roost in our trophy case. Madison 19, Mitchell 37. . We discover that Cottontop Stoddard can speak, when he gives his 30-minute announce- ment of the Junior Play. Two skits from the play are given. Dramatics class brings forth Budding young talent CH and presents Florist Shop. All the proud papas and mamas come forth and see their young hopefuls perform in the Junior Play. Even the Seniors had to admit the play was all right. Watertown 25, Mitchell 28. Lombardo has competition in the Middle West. The Para- mount Rythem Kings with Phyl- lis Higgins in song and dance prove that We Like Music. Frantic cramming from books never .before opened. Reason? What else would it be but sem- ester tests waiting around the corner, with prosperity. We wish that it would do what pros- perity is doing and not show up. Mitchell 28, Aberdeen 25. Good boy, Harkness! Oh me, this is Worse than the morning after-report cards! College Y. W. C. A. gives inter- esting program for G. R. meet- ing. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Mar Mar Mar. 2 9 13 16 20 21 22 23 27 2 3 5-6 We do it again. Mitchell 30, Yankton 20. We go intellectual and have a round table discussion of cur- rent world affairs in the assem- bly. Mr. Ronald leads the dis- cussion. Another band! Duke Erler and His Aces entertain us. Mary Jean Herman and Mary Liver- nash tell us to put a Tax on Love and end depression. Madison game. Another victory for us. Some of the students prove that they belong in the grades when they cause an up- roar during the Brookings State College music program. Will this go on forever? We hope so! Mitchell 29, Brook- ings 20. G. R. hears Mrs. Ramon Douse tell about the all-important question of What to wear, and when to wear it. Mitchell defeats the Sioux Falls Warriors again. Wie pay tribute to the Father of Our Country, and school is dis- missed at 2:30. We go in a body to Huron. Woe is us! We all wish that we had stayed home. We are out for revenge! We are much wiser. At least we are supposed to be. We have a long Home Room meeting and find out How To Study. Who is this Ethel Waters? Shirley Anderson will show us yet. Zona Erion tells us all about My Old Man. The Ap- ple Sisters, Dorothy Stone and Thresa Flynn, do a song and dance act. We're in there tough! The Ker- nels keep the District Basket- ball trophy in the school. Nice going, lads! Willie's crowd wins the District Debate Tournament.

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Sept. 4x Sept. 5 Sept. 6 Sept. 15 Sept. 20 Sept. 22 Sept. 25 Oct. 2 Oct. 6 Oct. 9 Oct. 10 Oct. 13 Oct. 14 Oct. 16 Oct. 17 Oct. 19 Oct. 20 Calendar Annual rush at book room. Everybody, and the Sophomores, came back to school. Wielcome! To work! to work! 1933 Gradu- ates give old M. H. S. a break and present And Still the Vil- lian Pursues Her. Mr. O. W. Coursey, postmaster, and one of Senior High's best friends, entertains the assembly with a solid hour of jokes. Say, why don't you ever wash them d- feet? Girl Reserves organize, presum- ably in the assembly hall, judg- ing from the number of girls there. Our assembly was happy to see the smiling face of Alva Beech- er among us again, as he ex- tends the glad hand from the platform. He presented a group of students from the music school on the hill. Our ambitions drop! Flandreau Indians 26, Kernels 7. -29 Whoops, my dear-what a week! Corn Palace returns with all its usual loss of sleep for us. We all resolve to be good boys and girls as a result of a talk given by the Rev. Ray Olson, chaplain of the St. 'Cloud Re- formatory for Boys. Our ambitions are rising again! Madison 0, Mitchell 12. That never-to-be-forgotten day. Talk by Carl Sandburg, poet. The fight is on-trying to col- lect first Warbler payment. Our ambitions are flying high! East High 6, Mitchell 13. Many seniors take advantage of the invitation to the homecom- ing ebents at D. W. ZUL Tells the tale. .Report cards. Girl Reserves music program. Big snake dance. Roxy enter- tains students at midnight sh-ow. Thanks, Mr. Logan. Homecoming-Assembly by col- lege students. Say, our college has a Mae West as good as any Oct. 24 Oct. 27 Nov. 1 Nov. 3 Nov. 7 Nov. 10 Nov. 13 Nov. 14 Nov. 17 Nov. 21 Nov. 27 Dec. -5 Dec. 8 Dec. 15 Z 4 of 'em. Our ambitions are not too high! Mitchell 7, Aberdeen 0. Report cards in, or home you go. It was too good to be true! Yankton 12, Mitchell 0. Dramatics class presents Say It With Flowers. Smile Pretty, please. Warbler picture. Our ambitions sink very low! Huron 20, Mitchell 6. Girl Reserves Recognition Ser- vice. Dramatics class presents That Boy, under direction of Floyd Annis. Hey-what's holdin' up the traf- fic? Heavens! It's a scarecrow. No, on closer examination we see it is only Hi-Y initiation. Girl Reserves hear health talk by Mrs. Paul Swensson. Seniors fill cut declaration blanks of good deeds done for M. H. S. during sojourn in her halls. Awarding of football M's. All the humor doesn't lie in the stu- dent body either. Talk by Professor O. W. Warm- ingham on youths' problems- and do we have them! to Dec. 1 A week's vacation- thanks to the faculty-S. D. E. A. .Report cards out. Everyone re- lieved-or otherwise. Mrs. R. A. Kelly gives talk to Girl Reserves on Foreign Lands. Assembly. O. W. Coursey gives talk on the Bible. We have an opportunity to observe the more serious side of his nature. First basketball game of the season. Sioux City East 33, Kernels 28. Assembly. We hope that Phyl- lis Higgins has at last found her 'Shanghai Bill. Muisc by Jeanne Gapp, Marjory Miller, and little sister, Liz.

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Mar if ' - 1.-.1 Cl5l6l'lCl6l' continued Regional Tournament at Woon- socket. The Kernels win again. We start making plans for the Mar. 23 District Declam contest at Kim- ball. Donna Warfield and Jeanne Gwapp win iirsts. Paul Noble State. takes second. Mar Local Declam Contest. Paul Mar. 26 B. B. boys guests of the Para- Noble, Donna Warfield and mount theatre. Mrs. Quintal Jeanne Gapp win firsts. On to feeds the fellows at Joe's. the Dlstnct' i Mar. 31 School is dismissed because of Mar Home Room meeting on How to Good Friday. Behave when mother 1sn't there . to tell you. Please note the un- Aprll 3 Orchestra Concert- usual courtesy extended to the AApri120 The thing we have been waiting Mar. Mar Mar. fair sex since that meeting! School dismissed in afternoon because of State Tournament. Extra! Extra! Mitchell comes out of Tournament as runners- up. Best of all, we def-eat Hu- ron! Pep assembly! Are we proud of you fellows! Awarding of uM!S U May 4 for! What? Why, the Prom, of course. We never realized before what social shots we would really like to be until we see everyone dressed up like the so called plush horse. We have all sorts of talent CID, We discover, when the Seniors produce It Never Rains. Mar The. yeards drawing to 'a close' May 27 Baccalaureate! It won't be long Seniors sign for announcements. now, Mar Final Senior play try-outs. B. B. ' boys guests of Kiwanis Club. May 31 It's all over! And are we sorry Mar G. R. party at home of Miss Weston. B. B. boys guests of Rotary Club. to leave! We hope those behind us were sorry to see us go! Good luck! BASKETBALL REVIEW CContinued from page 389 to Woonsocket and were glad to see the basketball boys bring home the bacon, It was at least one more prize for the trophy-case. They were happier yet because the team had another chance at the state champion- ship at Sioux Falls. Tired Kernels Bow to Warriors in State Finals On March 10 and 11, the Kernel basketball squad and a large group of rooters made a quiet trip to Sioux Falls. Mitchell hoped that they had a chance. ,Subconsciously they knew that they would be in the finals of the state tournament. But they 'kept the-se hofpes locked up in their hearts. Huron was doped to take the tournament. There was no use of arguing. Only time could tell. The Kernels played their first game against Ipswich. This team was one of the two entered in the tournament which were not members of the Eastern South Dakota conference. The Kernels easily obtained an early lead in the game and maintained it throughout. There was a great deal of substituting in the game. Lindquist and Ellwein both played in a large portion of the game. The game ended with the Kernels leading by a count of 37-15. ,it I .1 v-fg . 5... ,J -- .-X3 f-. if X-L S rf