Mitchell High School - Warbler Yearbook (Mitchell, SD)

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Z WP '95c,,,-r '- 145. His muscle strength wos optly demonstroted by Bert Shurtleff on December 9 by holding John Cobb ond Ronol Spry on his obdomen while Harry Hilton ond Glen Wertz ossisted. Tossem Wirstod, former member of the Nor- wegion underground, tolks with Bill Boker during on assembly on Jonuory l7. Bert Shurtleff, wrestler, uses the oirplone hold on John Cobb while Roncil Spry loughs. Q' Bodger Clork, poet Ioureote of South Dokoto, thoroughly chormed his audience with his pizaose ond poetry ot on ossembly on October Puerto-Ricon ombossodor of good will, .lose Escobi, entertoined MHS students with pop- ulor piono selections ot the lnternotionol Relations program, 'EQ

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gbfzom Of Z6 Dancing girls snake chormers Aladdin lam s a d A h , , P , rt treasure chests created the exotic atmosphere of the I946 Junior-Senna ba d ' ' ' r nquet an prom, which was held at the Masonic Temple April 22. The theme for this event of the year was Arabian Nights. ln carrying out this idea, each speaker portrayed such characters as Alibob First course, and the gala affair is on hi. Breathing spell between banquet and grand march. a, Aladdin, Sinbad, Genie, May- oneh, Haraum, and Al Rochid. Musical selections were presented by The Harem, senior girls' ensemble. The menu had the unusual names be- fitting the theme. Following the banquet, the prom was held in the ballroom, The highlight of the evening was the grand march, which was led by Herbert Wright, junior class president, and Justine Koop. Cliff Kyes and his band provided the music for the evening. Herb and Justine lead the way.

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Jack Sturgis finds center on the stack while Don Felton, Norman Pearson, and Mr. Jacobs watch. Ralph Lyman, Herb Scott Jerry Pattison, and M Jacobs work on milling machine. N... oaafionaf agafloof Mitchell's progressive school system, recognizing the need tor vocational education as a part of a balanced curriculum, in i944 accepted the vocational school located at 620 North Kittridge Street. This school is being operated in cooperation with the State Board for Vocational Education with Emil Schmierer as local supervisor. At the present time two courses are offered, They are machine shop and radio electronics and repairs. The courses are set up on a trade basis requiring three consecutive hours of attendance daily, averaging approxi- mately one hour daily for related and technical instruction, There courses may be taken either on a semester or a yearly basis. The student earns one credit per semester. The radio department is under the supervision ot Donald Coats and the machine shop under Thomas Jacobs. Both departments offer thorough trade training in their respective fields. Mr. Coats instructs Alan Hersey, Derril Findley, Ralph Dickinson, , LuVerne Goldhommer, and Lloyd Phillips in use of radio equipment. Students at work in the machine shop.