Stewartville High School - Tiger Spirit Yearbook (Stewartville, MN)

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±s+4rz.(tv+v-1 Anchors Aweigh 7 te Q sU (leA uwA. Fourth Row: Elaine Strifert, Bernice Crowley, Beverly Mundstock, Lorraine Ber- nard. Lorcice Bernard, Frances Hath, Ruth Nelson, Bemardine Bernard. Laura Mill- er, LaVonne Woodworth. Third Row: Florence Larson, Louise Schultz. Gladys Ellinghuysen, Lucille Sandte, RoseUa Sullivan. Clarice Clement, Patricia Smith, Maurita Kuehntopp. Edith Rommel! Lorraine Schultz, LaVonne Jones. Second Row: Mary Barbara Lenton, Shirley McMoran, Geraldine Rhoten; Miss Gaspard, Miss Bonner. Miss Allen. Miss Burt. Miss Weeden, Mrs. Swenson, advis- ers; Merle Clement, Wanda Squires. First Row: Marjorie Brownell, Evelyn Evenson. Lois Govier, Dorothy Swenson, Katherine Davidson. Wilma Clement, Jean Griffin, DeLoris Mundstock, Florene Lar- son, Faye LePage, Marcella Kendall. •To find and give the best” is the purpose of the Girl Reserves. The officers are: Presicent, Shirley McMoran; Vice-president, Geraldine Rhoten; Secretary, Dorothy Swenson; Treasurer, Florence Larson. Through the organization of the Girl Reserves, a friendlier spirit is created. The members meet once a month for parties or other activities. Each Christmas, carols are sung to the shutins. Many of the girls have the opportunity to attend conferences held in neighboring towns each year. To obtain money to send these girls to the Conference the girls presented one-act plays. Those given this year were “Alice’s Blue Gown”, “Ask Nancy”, and “A Good Girl in the Kitchen”. i This Page is Sponsored By ATTORNEY AND MRS. J. L. BRIN

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 Anchors Aweigh QisiU Qle.e GluL Third Row: Marcella Utzinger, Geraldine Rhoten, Gladys Ellinghuysen, Lucille Sandte, Lorraine Schultz, Anita Curtin, Alicia Logan, Harriet Glover, Eunice Ur- seth, Evelyn Evenson. Second Row: Mr. Kling, Director: Wanda Squires. Jean Griffin, Marcella Ken- dall. Rachel Gathje, Clarice Clement, Elaine Strifert, Elizabeth Huslegard. First R:w: Isabel Buchholz, Dolores Logan. Shirley McMoran, Rosell Sullivan. LaVonne Jones, Louise Schultz, Esther Hathaway, Faye LePage. Wilma Clement. The Girls’ Glee Club is another feature of the music department composed of 26 members under he direction of Vincent M. Kling. Toe glee club participates in many school activities and took part in the festival contest at Chatfield, where they re- ceived a rating of “B’ At Chatfield we were represented by a girls’ octette that received a rating of “A”, which entitled them to go to the State Music Contest. The members of this octette are: Elizabeth Huslegard Rosella Sullivan Shir ey McMoran Lorraine Schultz Louise Schultz Dolores Logan Jean Griffin Mhrcella Utzinger This Page is Sponsored By FARMERS’ ELEVATOR CO. INC.. Stewartville, Minnesota

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 rv vsc- % rv v2 Anchors Aweigh 'Jlte Senio Cladi Play Be Yourself,” the greatest farce ever written, was presented by the Senior Class on May 12. Not a piece of furniture was used in the entire first act, which occurred in an empty apartment in a New York apartment building. Th parts were played by Dorothy Swenson. Robert Sackett, Rooella Sullivan, William Bleifuss, Bernadine Bernard, Evelyn Markham, Shirley McMoran, Vir- ginia Reed, Vernon Jacobson, Louise Schultz, and Ray Stiles. It was a bright and sparkling comedy ably presented under the direction of Miss Gaspare. flutticn. Cladd Play The Junior class presented “Lady Spitfire” on December 2. Tie •'tJng of the play is the Rutherford School for Girls. Kay Sutton’s father sends her. a spoiled child, to the Rutherford School with the intention of keeping her ou: of misch.ti. S le sends a telegram saying she is going to Europe. In the mean- time. she arrive. at the school and two boys, who do odd ):bs, persuade her to act as Kay Sutton. So she passes herself off as herself. Her father comes and refuses to remember her and threatens to arrest her f r writing checks under his daughter’s name. Those participating in the play were: Jean Griffin, Bill Lenton. Robert Ballard. Dolores Logan. LaVonne Jones. Katherine Davidson, Della O'Donnell, Haven Gronert, Ralph Gray and Jerald Meschke. Miss Allen, the coach, was largely responsible for the splendid production of the play. This Page is Sponsored By MOSING ENGRAVING CO., Rochester Minnesota, Official Engravers