Spearfish High School - Spartan Yearbook (Spearfish, SD)

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Pictured left to right are FHA officers Judy Black, treasurer; Karen Crowner, vice president; Karen Collins, secretary; Mary DeHaai, president; Mrs. Roger Denker, adviser; Marjorie Burnham, musician; Martha Clark, parliamentarian. Above- FHA Officers Below— FT A Officers and Members Shown above, standing, are FTA members Dorothy Hollis, Jil Hoist, Arlene Hoff, Mary Craig, president; Sarah Fillmore, Gay McVey, vice president. Seated are Charlene Clem, treasurer; Celia Bickerdyke, Connie Knutson, secretary; Lonny Johnson. —18—

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p , The Thespian society is an honorary organization ot dramatic students, io be in the Thespian troupe at SHS, a student must have earned ten or more points in dramatics; while understudies ore those with less than ten points. Shown above are the Thespians and understudies. BACK ROW: Wes Orr, Bill McGuigan, Larry Nelson, Morris Mikkelsen, James McCleave, Mike Butterfield, Jerry Trier, Steve Jones, Jerry Ainsworth, Gerald Brothers, Roger Dingemon, Gary Miller, David Whitlock, John Kinyon, Jack Betts, Tom Campbell, Adviser Clarence Brammer, FRONT ROW: Martha Clark, Karen Crowner, Mary Kay Hanson, Mary DeHoai, Mary Craig, Bonnie Baker, Gay McVey, Karen Collins, JoAnn McLaughlin, Sharon Winter, Bonita Kelley, Marjorie Burnham. Honorary Societies -- Above, Thespians; Below, Quill and Scroll Shown at right are the 1956-57 Quill and Scroll officers; Lorna Oltmans, treasurer; Georgia Hanson, adviser; Tom Campbell, president; Mary DeHaai, second vice-president; Jim McCleave, secretary; Karen Crowner, historian; Roger Bell, first vice-president. Several more students were initiated into the organi- zation at the annual spring banquet.

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' 1 rayMii; Standing, left to right, are GAA officers Kathleen Kennedy, point secretary; Sharon Buttemeier, vice president; Jean Carlson, secretary; JoAnn McLaughlin, president; Gay Lynn, adviser; Sharon Winter, point secretary. Girls Athletic Association The Girls Athletic Association started the year by preparing a float for Swarm Day. For their Christ- mas project this year they presented a basket of food to a needy family. They held their annual slumber party with the FHA in the gym. A number of girls participated in the Play Day exercises given by the Women ' s Athletic Association at Black Hills Teachers College. The annual picnic was held in the park at the close of the year. Future Homemakers of America The 44 members of the Future Homemakers of America began their busy year by winning second prize in a float in the beauty division of the Swarm Day parade. Special projects were a baked food sale, mak- ing Christmas toys for the Crippled Children ' s Hospital in Hot Springs and collecting clothes for needy families. Guest speakers spoke at FHA meetings on proper dress for girls and the Miss America contest. Just for fun, FHA members went Christmas caroling with the choir, gave a skit at a pep meeting and had a slumber party with the GAA. The year was concluded with the preparing and serving of the Senior Tea. Future Teachers of America Three seniors, four juniors, and five sophomores composed the Future Teachers of America for the past year. Working for grade school teachers, typing tests, and recording the circulaUon of books were the most important activities of the members. A formal initiation and noon luncheon meetings were held. The Story of Bill Tell , a skit produced by the group, was given for the January 17 pep meeting. Frances Repass is adviser for the group. —19—