Mitchell High School - Warbler Yearbook (Mitchell, SD)

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U l ZW 1 -'ffg-6 'a X x x .K X xx -as Singers Carol at Christmas Time X s Members of the lee Club found an inter- esting year before th m when they started to school last fall. X X As done in the past. Christmas music was X x X learned and sung. Marching through the halls of Senior High, they sang the old favor- ites. MSilent Nightf' M0h, Come All Ye Faith- ful, and HJoy to the World. Pictured Below Back Row: Norma Towler. Bonnie Foster. Margaret Crowley, liarhara Barnard, Muriel Doane, Don Vifangsness, James Peterson, Ken- neth Sweeney, Don Dahl, Jean Anderson, Bette Sand, Maxine Sougstad, Naomi Bates, Lois Clampitt. Fourth Row: Natalie Davis, Lois Tilton, Katherine Tracy, Peggy McDaniels, Jessie Moreland. Bob Allhee. George Freeland. Syl- vester Watson. Phil Casey. Sheila Casey. Evangeline Yvold. Dorothy Miller. Ronnie Olson. Third Row: Joyce Ahrens. Frances Maake- stad, Esther Saxe, Natalie Hisling, Art Bint- liff, Vlfesley Hoffman. Don Wallis, Jackson Yifallis. Donna Jones, Virginia Drown. De- Lores Lassegard, Evelyn Lindstrom, JoAnne Levitt. Second Row: Janice Maresh. Norma Grif- fin, Betty Howard, Naomi Dingman, Helen Wilson, Lorraine Baker, Howard Porter, Bob Baker, Dorothy Downs, Helen Dortland, Flor- ence Wolf, Lois Newlon, Joyce Cooper, Ar- lene Driggs. First Row: Arlene Matlheis, Lola Tastad, Miriam White. Eloise Lohsiger. Lorraine Bowers. Alice Koop. Norma Conrad. Helen Lower. Leona Plooster. Joan Johnson. Bonnie Dicus. Not Pictured: James Fraser. Lester Zaugg. Virginia Goldammer. Dorothy Holler. Marj- ann Howard, Norma Jean Jonas. Carusos and P0115 ineognito

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l The art of drawing: slum' I 'F 5 l Making masks Art Club Strives for Color Consciousness Carrying on their meetings in an informal style but still with an air of efficiency. mem- bers of the l9-11 Art Club went ahead to ful- fill the purpose of their club-a better under- standing of art and artists. Under the sponsorship of Margaret Speel- man. art instructor. the Art Club participated in many school activities. among which were the designing of the stage scenery for M011 Our Vlay and decorations for the Home- coming and the Christmas Dance. As another phase of study. several speak- ers were obtained to talk on modern art in its more specialized and technical forms. Principal speakers included three members of the MHS faculty. Nlaryin Tjostem. limil Schmierer. and Robert Pearson. M r. Tjostemis lecture dealt with colors and dyes. as used in industry. Basic dyes were discussed and explained along with their chemical makeup. His speech was both inter- esting and novel. in that it was accompanied with a demonstration of different dye proc- esses. Speaking on art as a vocation, Mr. Schmierer told of many' opportunities that exist in that lield today. He also discussed color as a humanizing effect of every day living. With an exhibit of his collection of origi- nal etchings. lithogrraphs. and wood cuts. Mr. Pearson explained how the wood cuts and etchings were processed down to the final printing. Officers for the l9ll season were Arlene Hel'eson. Jresidentz Florence llegvold. vice- l . presidentg and Loren Carlson. secretary- treasurer. ff' . s-911 9-. .lx '- .,.. - .-.,.. ,,.-

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Chornsters who like to sing Vocalists Hosts at Spring Festival During the second semester. their schedules proved to be well hlled. On February lil, i'On Our Vllayv was given. in which the chorus took an active part. May 2 was Annual Spring Festival Day, Sho Back How: Vera Miller, Naomi Hubert, Yvonne Hansen, Arlene Greene, Kathryn Cook. Martin Ganschow, Don Johnson, Doug- las Hobinson, Maynard Anderson, Wesley Foster. Leona Goldammer. Alice Mary Dahl. Carol Danforth, Virginia Craig. Edith But- terfield. Fourth How: Dorothy Torbet. Helen Lind- strom. Norma Martens. Darlene Murphy. Mil- dred Mcffovern. Bill Henson. John' Burg. Ver- non Torbet. Caroll Johnson, Hill Hersey, Con- nie Brown. Mary Allington. Bertha Christ- man. Carol Hansen. Marian Stainbrook. Third How: Virginia Robbins. Maxine Fix- mer, Lorraine Hoagland, Dorene Corby. Max- ine Hanneman. Clyde Lehman, Arthur Scott. held here. To add to it, Chamberlain joined with Madison and Mitchell, making it a tri- city affair. By singing at Baccalaureate and Com- mencement, the Clee Club wound up the ac- tivities of the year. wn Above Clarion Wilsoii. Floyd liollack. Maxine Storla. Lorraine Jorgensen. Eleanor Crinde, Lucille Henzlik, Ferne Hubida. Second How: Mildred Smith, Hazel Hodg- son. Mildred Amundson. Kathleen Talbert, Mary Janette Summers. Arlene Heljeson, Joe McMahon. Robert Buelow, Mary Ella Wood, Goldie Talbert, Lorraine Summers, Arlene Davis, Cornelia Slow. First Bow: Joyce O'Connor. Verley Holli- man. Marcella Montgomery, Eileen Gans- chow, Lilablluth Drenkow, Betty Baumgard- ner. Pat Stair..Rayna Plum. Mary Bergeson, Jeanne Eberhard, Betty Kretschmer. Not Pictured: Erma Vande Bossche, Dar- lene Maresh, Stanleyslohnson. X xxx- -. X ff .t 1, -'ZW -J? . , --...,..,.,..-