Mitchell High School - Warbler Yearbook (Mitchell, SD)

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Mrs. Schultzhammer accuses the shocked Mrs. Foster of bigamy. Left to right: Sarah Scoville, Edwin DeJong, Clarice Carlson, Barbara Bergquist, Marjory Murphy, Deon Swanson, ond Sherrill Swenson. ,274 Baia wiffi I y ,r a 4 s N' 5 , a Bug collections, worn-out clocks, beauty contests, and true confessions contributed to the atmosphere of the play A Date With Judy. lt was pre- sciiicd Nuvciiibci 20 und Zi uiidci the cliicciioii of Miss Eiuiiie Sciiuiiiucliei, dramatics instructor. Clarice Carlson played the part of Judy Foster, the teen-age daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Foster tMarjory Murphy and Dean Swansonl. Judy was determined to be queen of a coming dance, and enlisted the help of her friend Barbara lMariIyn Wiblemol. Since money had to be raised in order to be eligible for queen, Judy and Barbara entered many contests, but with dire results, which had been predicted by Judy's brother Randolph lEdwin DeJongl. The remaining characters included: Mrs. Hotchkiss, the washerwoman lAlberta Cohrtl, Eloise l-lotchkiss, her daughter lPauline Rudolphly Hannah, the maid lCheryl Williamsonl, Mrs. Schultzhammer, of the PTA l,Barbara Bergauistl, Mr, Martindale, a Broadway producer lSherrill Swensonl, Mitzi, Judy's girl friend iSarah Scovillel, Oogie Pringle, Judy's boy friend lMaurice Burgl, Rex 0'Conner, a new boy in town lFred Johnsonl, Susie O'Connor, his little sister lLetha Rowley7. The production crew consisted of members of the dramatics class, J. Success works two ways - Judy becomes Queen of the Benefit, and Oogie escorts her. Judy's mother iMariory Murphyl, brother lEd- win DeJongJ, and father iDean Swansonl look on.

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LLEIZO5, H2 Oi The senorutas and senors of the Spanish Club whlch met bt monthly dunng class periods practlced the art of benng buenos amngos lgood fruendsl The student advtsers Jack Berry Sue Geyerman and Janet Harmon wnth the help of Mrs John Banks planned several entertam mg programs Yuletnde customs and superstlttons at varlous countnes were presented ln short talks by Each member at the Chrtstmas meetlng and students dtscussed the Spanish verston of the otlvtty At a later meetung Senor Raul Conano a Puerto Rlcan student at Dakota Wesleyan Un: versuty revealed has umpresslons of North Amerrcan lute and compared the customs of has natlve country wnth those of has northern frtends The club held a chile con carne party at the Recreatuon Center near the end of March Jock Morgan gave an lmttatnon ot Carmen Mtranda s sungtng wtth further entertainment belng gtrnushed by the puano playing of Jose Escabl Puerto Rlcan student at DWU and Raul onano At non program meettngs the members studted Spantsh edtttons of the Readers Dugest to further understandtng of thelr South Amencan nelghbors lov I Vtrgrnla Geyerman Bull Atkunson Duck Ronald Ru hard Culhane Jerry Harmon Jack Berry Dayton Koch Bob Reed and Jack Cotton Row 2 Joyce Ronald M ry Lou Watson Elaune McCoun Nancy Lockue Pat Com stock Norma Doty Sue Geyerman Mary Frances Hoven and Beverly Bauer Row 3 Rlllamae Anderson Wm me Moe BI'Yant Eunuce Phtlllps Ruth lburg Adela Hafner Ruth Herbst Audrey Snowden Charmatne Marauesen Nancy Lou Peterson Bob Roscamp Carol Fox Harold Candy Sherrtll Swenson Janet Harmon Not pictured Edwln DeJong 1 ' 1 - - 11 1 I1 - - - 1 I I ' I - I I 1 I 1 1 . . , . . , . ' 1 1 1 7 1 1 1 . A , . . - ' ' ' I 'J I I g I I I I I I I I , . b 1 1 1 '- 1 1 ' I -........,,, W .....q..,,..,..-.............,s.- .W M ' W f Y 1 Y .QM M, Q 5 I 4 - l l 3 ' 1 g T x ' V- . 'I , A, 1 U ' 4 ' 5 1 5 A 'I , L ' . ' I ' ' 1'5 . b H ,443

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The latest disaster for would-be magician Bob Abemaker is breaking an egg in his father's hat. Left to right: Norma Phipps, John Orr, Paul Olson, Jim Slettebak, Pat Bauer, Wava Billingham, and Glenn Near. Birds were singing, flowers were blooming, love was in the air, resulting in A Case of Springtime by Lee Sherman, This rollicking comedy was pre- sented by fifteen members of the senior class May 8 and 9, l946. The play dealt with the mishaps and escapades of Bob Parker llim Slettebakl, a typical high school seniori Joan Abernaker lPatricia Bauerl tried hard to understand his strange doings, but her father, Principal Aber- naker lPauI Olsonl, had other views. For a while it seemed that everyone was convinced that Bob was a criminal, but his friends and family did their best to stand by him. Other members of the cast were: John Orr as Mr, Parker, Wava Billing- ham as Mrs, Parker, Norma Phipps as Bob's sister, Norman Mizel as Bob's younger brother Dickie, Pat Wright, Mary Jean Schempp, and Barbara Ray- burn as the PTA ladies, Jerry Wiblemo as the officer of the law: Marilyn Kneeland as Dickie's little girl friend, Barbara Lloyd as Miss Bright, the lady from the zoo, Betty Gulberg as Louella, the maid, and Glenn Near as Eddie, Joan's brother. Miss Elaine Schumacher, dramatics instructor, directed the play, t W Left: Puppy love in- terest is provided when young Dickie lNOrman Mizell lays dawn the law to his little girl friend Gwen lMarilyn Kneelandl. Right: A happy ending for Joan lPat Bauerl and Bob Him Slettebakl is finally reached. l H04 Case O ggfrzinkg time S if