Mitchell High School - Warbler Yearbook (Mitchell, SD)

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Row l Kay Tltze Phyllrs Bunk Nancy Lou Peterson Dorothy Rrndels Mary Frances Hoven Row 2 DeEtta Rlgffrl Marjory Rrndels Lucrllc Rxch Drxre Marhrs Row 3 Norman Pearson Darrell Norwrck rm Stopfer Nona Radford Donna Alexander Charmaine Marquesen Betty Beltz oyce Ronald Sarah Scovllle Fra nc Mommer Not prctured Sue Geyerman and Donna Sterber Sfuuuay clfuz afrq glad A new art club was organized in M H S th1s year Open to any person who takes art, the clubs arms are to promote and arouse m terest rn art throughout this communxty, and to develop Oflglnallfy ln art worlc Ir also seeks to raxse the standards of art apprecnatlon and to malte rt more comprehenslve Club meetrngs are held the first and thrrd Tuesday evenxngs of each month, and the mem bers have elected the followmg ofhcers presl dent, Sue Geyerman, vice presldent lm Sto pfer, and secretary Dorothy Rlndels Other members for thrs year mclude Marjorle Rmdels, Donna Alexander, Nona Radford Lucrlle Rrch, Kay Trtze, Drxre Mathxs, Sarah Scovllle, Nancy Lou Peterson, Charmame Marquesen Mary Frances Hoven, DeEtta Rlggert, Donna Stexber oyce Ron ald Betty Ann Bretz, Darrell Norwlclc, and erry Hatzenbuhler n puppzs whrch rhty made for the Art Club marronnette SIOX . i . V J I . v T, - . : . 4 I O O l l I , . . ' YX.m:v. lil-rry. joyre. Dorothy. Sarah, and Milf display their I ' ' Uh V ' , . ' I I . I U .I Q . I ' . 9 ' s , ' . 7 7 1 ,l ' , ' J

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gdfmunolwl 141114904 guewzad para gf luauufa D k hC .fauna fn WMM Zi Something entirely different from anything we had in 1907 is the Mitchell High School Spanish C u On every First and third Monday night a strange group speaking and singing in a mix ture of Spanish and English and numbering 35 students is heard in the school halls Espanoles amigos buenos por el mundo Spaniards good friends throughout the world might well be a good motto for these interna tionally minded boys and girls With customs and culture of Spanish speaking countries they listen to various speakers and study different books on Spaniards throughout the universe. Social event of the year was the Spanish Christmas party, with the theme being that of a typical pinata, or Mexican Christmas celebra- tion. Members for the past year include the fol lowing students Second year Rillamae n derson Eunice Phillips Bob Reed Dick Ron ald Audrey Snowden ack Cotton Charmaine Marquesen Nancy Lou Peterson Harold Ca hoy and Ed De ong First year Frances Voigt Marilyn Weller Irene Murphy Ann Wendt Vendella Peterson Buster Brown Han nah Johnson Larry ohnson Margaret Stev ens Betty Rae Willard Anita Herbst Laura Lyman Betty Beittel Donna Lou Giese Marcia Stransky Bonnie Olson Nona Radford Evelyn Hafner Bonnie Blacksten Marianne Kelly Beverly Swenson Gerry Bullis Ruth Lyman Hazel Wertz and Walter Sluka. Ollicers are as follows: president, Walter Slukag vice-president, Nona Radford? and SCC- retary-treasurer, Marcia Stransky.

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cJ1.aalJJfaJi4f6luJ0H0zd2lficfef2anqeofS - Collector enthusiasts pore over hobby literature Row 1 Betty Willard Marcia Stransky Connxe Taplett Tommy Blntllff keith Dobberstenn Katnleen ohnson Donna ean Wilson and Betty Belttel Row 2 Orlxe Hendrickson Mr Giles Woolf Sherrill Swenson Fred rlaecker Tommy Stemkoemg Paul Hxlburn ack Carr Durwood Van Schaxck and Tommy Anderson Not pxc tured Charles Backlund Buster Brown Merle Bryant Moe Burg Pat Comstock Bob DeGroff Bob Fazenbaker Sue Geyerman erry Hatzenbuhler and Lloyd Herrlxen Somethlng new to both 1907 and 1947 was the Hobby Club formed by Tommy Blfltllff MHS sophomore Its members have such mter estmg hobbxes as mlcrophotography, collectmg belxevelt or nots, and makmg duck decoys Some of the more common types of hobb1es are collectmg records, match covers, stamps cartoons, war artxcles, makmg model planes, prmtmg, sewlng, collectmg cook books, guns, photography, and rocks and mlnerals Members of th1s group sponsored a hobby show that was held early m Aprll An approprxate motto Spare t1me IS hobby t1me, any t1me was chosen to represent the clubs v1ews Dues are a quarter entrance fee and five cents per meeting thereafter Funds m the treasury are used for refreshments at partles and as a subscrnpnon to a hobby maga zme, Profitable Hobbies The club gxves the members an opportunxty to share and exchange their llkes and 1dCaS ln thexr partlcular Held The members mclude Tommy Anderson, Charles Backlund Betty Belttel, Buster Brown, Merle Bryant, Moe Burg, Dobberstem, Bob Fazenbaker, Sue Geyerman, erry Hatzenbuhler Lloyd Herrl1en, Kathleen ohnson, Hannah ohnson, Earl ohnson lm ohnston, eff Kruse, Dennis Meyer, Frank Mommer, Robert Morrls, Sarah Scovllle, Leon ard Stahl Tommy Stelnkoemg, Ward Stenson, Rlta Stevens, Marcia Stransky Sherrxll Swen son, Durwood Van Schalck Connie Taplett, Dean Townsend, Duane Wlederrxch Dick Weller, and Fanme Ann Woods The officers of the club are Tommy Bmtllff presldent, Fred Haecker, secretary treasurer, and 1m Blades, sergeant at arms Mr Gxles Woolf IS the advlser for the group ' 1 Jack Carr, Pat Comstock, Bob DeGroff, Keith - ' . J' J J g U