Mitchell High School - Warbler Yearbook (Mitchell, SD)

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r ley, D. Grout, A. Burlingame, R. Buettell. K. DeLa . T Thomas, P. Gilbert, L. R. Drenkow. Band to r.ght: G. Nelson, M. Chance, B. McGill, J. Adams. D. L to r ht Nl N No doubt the chanae to central war time influenced members ot the MHS band to be of the opinion that they reported to school durinq the niaht hours, for their re- hearsals continued to be held at 7:30 each mornina. Late in the year, May lU, Mr. Anderson was granted a leave oi absence to loin a division ol the U. S. Army Air Corps at Scott Field located at Belville, lllinois, where he was employed as an instructor in radio J. Potter, M. Henzlik, E. Sellars, R. Ru ' . :fi : . 'clscn, J. Peslcka, C. Thorp, D, Miller. M L pp Kangus, D. Nobfs, V. Hoffman. D. Harper, D. Coxe, J. Sm Z. Stephens. E. Kimball. P. Hansen, J, Miller, Z. Smidt, J. Sm N. Towler. Operations. Because ot the loss of their in' structor, band classes were dissolved during the remainder ot the year. Qtficers ol the MHS band chosen at the beginning ot the school year were Douglas Robinson, president, Bob Buettell, vice-presif dent, Lila Ruih Drenkow, treasurer: lames Potter, publicity manaqerg Eleanor Sellars, uniform custodian, Zelda Smidt, librariarip and Alex Burlinqame, property manaqer. bm E. Rcgers, C. Crswn, Nl. Cergeson, D. Anderson, G. Whorley. Browne. :xy ' A '

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Orchestra Left to right: L. Henzlik, B. Baumgardner, B. Moore, V. Gol- L:-It to right: M. L. Kangus, J. Pcsicka, E. Kimball, C. Thor dammer, J. Potter, S. Arlton, T. Corey, H. Anderson, B. Milligan, Smidt, D. Harper, D. Nliiier. J. Smith, G. Cogswell, N. Tow er L. Rowley, A. Silvernale, F. Wood, C. McLeod, L. Nelson. E. P. Hasz. Hegvold. T. Ocheltree, V. Anderson, R. Smith. M. Smith. Reporting to Mr. Anderson early in September, some torty students Wishinq to display their ability to perform the classics met in the orchestra room, where they were qiven information concerning a changed schedule. Instead of having the usual three practices a week, they be-aan havinq tive practices a week, for which they received one lull credit. Gtticers elected for the year were Helen Anderson, president: Ellen l-leqvold, vice- presidenty Miriam Smith, secretaryp Stanley Arlton, treasurerq Dan Miller, publicity man- aqery Alex Burlingame, property manaaery and Zelda Smidt, librarian. E. Sellars, A. Burlingame, K. DeLapp, R. Buettell, L. R. Drenkow. C. Brown, M. Bergesan, B. Browne

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Sonorous Songsfers ' ru 31. 13.3 S1 ...M Combined Glee Clubs Melodize Orphics Boastinq an active membership ol ap' proximately one hundred twenty students, MHS alee clubs took pride and pleasure in sinfiinft at various public events dnrina the school year. Back row: Phyllis Stephens, Vivian Near, Pe-gay McDaniels, Lois Tilton, Eleanor Hoaers, lune Adams, Gunard Nelson, Frank Lochridae, Maynard Anderson, lohn Burg, Fred Hush, Ftoss Flowley, Leona Strand, Alice Turnley, Carol Danforth, Pat Stair, Mariellen Campbell, Natalie Ftislina. Third row: Eleanor Kurtenbach, Fleanor Grinde, Norma lean lonas, Natalie Davis Betty Baumqardner, Halph Dinqrnan, lack McNary, Dwiqht Younie, Bob Kviclc, Harrold Upton, Mary Alyce Thurman, Bonnie Qlson, Carollina at Christmas time has been customary, and, under Miss Prestons direcf tion, the choristers carried this aaefold tradi- tion into Senior Hialis hallways. Carol Hansen, liois Rislina, Anita Nelson. Second row: loyce Q'Connor, Dorothy Kirkpatrick, Zella Miller, Frances Maalaestad, Opal Nesheim, Ftoderic Q'Conner, Kerrnit Vandenbos, Bill Beedle, loe McMahon, Mir' iarn Srnith, Lila Ftuth Drenkow, Katherine Main, Dorothy Roller, Marjorie Barnhart. Front row: Maxine Holshire, Shirley Mil- liqan, Corrine Thorp, Helen Alsene, Beverly Blaclcsten, Lois Newlon, Marqie Clson, Doris Nobis, Arlene Helieson, Helen Lower, Verley Hoffman, Carol Bates.