Mitchell High School - Warbler Yearbook (Mitchell, SD)

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Beale: -- D255 -- swine Left to nght Mary Lou Dougherty Alyce Hanson Beverly Lee Pearl Drown Carol Fox Delores Watkms and Mary Ann Crawley Although you probably don t apprecnate beung called out of class and handed a slup of paper whuch says you owe your week s allowance to the llbrary you should restram yourself and remem ber that at as merely one of the assustant lubraruans dutnes Other tasks such as shelvlng books recervlng tunes check mg out books and keepung the Irbrary ID order-are also attended to by these assustants who are drrected by Mrs Frances Schultz llbranan In October the Lnbrary Club was organnzed and otfacers were elected Beverly Lee was voted presudent Carol Fox vlce presrdent and Alyce Hanson secretary Second semester schedule arrangements necessitated a change an vuce presndency Pat Dennrs being elected to the posmon Plans were also made for the dusplays whlch advertised Book Week November IO to I6 Dunng Occupatlon Week an March specual emphasus was placed on vocatnonal books Other members of the club were Mary Ann Crowley Mary Lou Dougherty Pearl Drown Donna Dahl Shurley Hanson and Delores Watknns is A -x ow MP -Z - - I . . I . . . , . - I ' 1 . T - -A . I . I ' I - ?-Q ' . . . l u M M f X 1 . F '-Q , . I . ' . ' g , ' - .. D . ' ' . .- . -1 ' V . . .. - I gf , . X N., . t A? e 1 M f A ' ,., 0 - I I I '

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Jvafwnaf C7l7ZOl2O'Z Qgugf The Mutchell Hugh School chapter of the Natuonal Honor Socuety of secondary schools con susted of fuve members at the openung of school These students were selected un the sprung of 46 from the uunuor class when l5 per cent of th graduatung class and 5 per cent of the uunuor class were elected to membershup Membershup un thus chapter us based on four cardunal pruncuples scholarshup servuce lead ershup and character Each member us entutled to wear the emblem of the Socuety and to re ceuve the offucual magazune Student Lufe The organuzatuon was founded to stamulate the development of these four trauts un the students of schools throughout the natuon Some groups sponsor actuvutues of servuce to theur schools replacung student councul to a large extent Other chapters serve as honorary groups Mutchell Hugh us of thus latter type Chapter growth has been very rapud ln l922 there were l2 members at the present tume there are 3 294 chapters ln the early days of the organuzatuon the chapter was largely a mythu cal body meetung only to be unducted unto the Socuety and performung no functuons other than receuvung the honor of membershup Now some schools look to thus organuzatuon for leadershup Students become members of the Natuonal Honor Socuety by havung the student body vote on candudates who are un the upper thurd of theur classes after faculty members make theur chouce the names are submutted to the Natuonal Commuttee for funal selectuon Those chosen from the senuor class of l946 and who are now Natuonal Honor Soc-uew ruluum nu were Pat Bauer Aluce Bowers Douglas Clark Maralyn Carstens Neoma Goetz Ruchard Gere Dorothy Kvuck Ruth Moore Vuvuan Oberembt Donna Youngstrom and Pat Wrught Junuors who were accepted for membershup at that tume uncluded Paul Chrusten Kathryn Cohrt Janet Harmon Joan Mabee and Ruchard Wullard These mauntaun theur membershup only so long as they fulfull requrrements Every year two people from each chapter are chosen to take the Natuonal Honor Socuety scholarshup test Kathryn Cohrt and Janet Harmon beung selected from Senuor Hugh Top rank :ng entrants throughout the natuon are awarded college funds A sDecual assembly for the formal unutuatuon of new members was held un the sprung of l947 Left to right Janet Harmon Kathryn Cohrt secretary Paul Chrusten presudent .loan Mabee vuce presudent ana Ruchard Wullard , . . S . . . 1 h ' I I ' I - ' , . , . ' I 1 ' 1 ' I I , . ' 1 1 1 1 I 1 1 1 I - 1 ' 1 1 1 1 ' ' . . ' ' . - A , ' 5 ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 l

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Left to right Charmoune Morquesen Moruanne Thaden Mary Quuntol Eunuce Phullups Muss Helen Fueld Watson Herbert Fundley Frank Mommer Betty Buetz Eluzabeth Woods Arlayne Anderson Nancy Lou Peterson and Harold Brown Z' O4 f flflfo 1515012 Art for art s sake could well be the motto of the newly orgonuzed Art Club whuch was voluntaruly guuded by Muss Helen Fueld Watson Thus octuve orgonuzatuon fulled a reol need sunce there were no formal art classes ot Mutchell Hugh School In order to mountaun theur membershup un the club students must attend each month three of the four meet to do thus they were requured to be present at two of the meetungs and Complete the enture amount of assugned work An art exhubut was held un May for the purpose of dusplayung the most outstandung work of the yeor The use of voruous meduums-chalk oul charcoal unk pencul and watercolor-gave varuety un color and desugn Other prouects of the yeor were decorotung the buology rooms at Chrustmos tume and the mokung of posters to enter un the Amerucon Leguon poppy poster contest Charmaune Marquesen Frank Mommer and Mary Quuntol were chosen as student durectors for the club by the members who uncluded Arlayne Anderson Betty Ann Buetz Morgue Cromer Herbert Fundley Nancy Peterson Eunuce Phullups Maruanne Thoden and Eluzabeth Woods ll I II - . I , u . I -4 . l. - . s V , I Z ings, which were held at noon or after' school. If unable . ' . , fl A ' ' gl I I I .V I I I I I I . ,I ' . I I I U 1 . I I . I V 1 1 '