Mitchell High School - Warbler Yearbook (Mitchell, SD)

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l x 7 :it : Y 2 l l Y T l t 9 l V r l l l i 0 Y ' fl' 2 5 1 F' KING HARRY HiLToN QUEEN SHIRLEY scorr omscomin Our 1947 Homecoming, held October 24 ond 25, brought out o new high in school enthusiosm. The boister- ous members controlled themselves during the formol coronotion, but reolly let off steom ot the pep rolly. Crowned os King ond Queen for i946 by the Senior Closs President Bill Boker were l-lorold Hilton ond Shirley Scott, The coronotion took ploce on the ossembly stoge, which wos decoroted with flowers ond o purple ond white throne, A progrom wos furnished by severol music students, The ottendonts were Gwen Eorles, Morie Colby, Justine Koop, Kothryn Cohrt, Joon Mobee, Bob Koepp, Bill Noble, Clork Quintol, Ronnie Wiblemo, ond l'lerb9rt Wright, Loter thot night os the bonfire dwindled, the snoke donce ond the royol corrioge proceeded to the Poro- mount Theoter, where o porty wos held. The Kernels' victory over the Wotertown Arrows ossured o successful Homecoming, During the holf, the bond ployed ond the mojorettes, using lighted botons, performed on o dorkened field. After the gome o donce wos held ot the Armory, which wos decoroted with coricotures of the teom. So ended o glorious two doys of celebrating,

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Left: Results of a successful campaign, Below: l've Been Workin' o th W bl b Slots, Mae, Muff, and Pat. n e or er' Sung Y Qlgfii dy Warbler Day, October Bl, climaxed a week of feverish energetic campaigning by the yearbook gfgff fo persuade students to purchase an annual, An original play was presented-the moral, of course, to buy Warblers. Grandpa and Grandma Bennett, played by Bob Koepp and Kathryn Cohrt, explained to their granddaughter, Nancy tMyrna Nepstadl and her beau, Randy tBill Bakerl who were reluctant to buy a Warbler, that the value ot a yearbook becomes greater as the owner grows older. Preceding the skit, Pat Dennis, Mary Frances Haven, Marilyn Wiblerno, and Jeannine Slettebak, dressed as printers' devils, sang l've been workin' on the Warbler, Duane Gall was master of ceremonies, and Harold Brown gave a short campaign talk at the close of the assembly. l'e'll ll Warble ' VW-A 2 Er' f.. Grandpa lBob Koeppl relates a thrilling experience of his youth to Grandma lKathryn Cohrtl while Nancy lMvrna NeDSl0dl and Randy tBall Bakerl listen