Stillwater High School - Kabekonian Yearbook (Stillwater, MN)

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Reliable Reserves TOP PICTURE Standing:-C. Carlson. M. Anderson. D. Johnson. Sakrison. Turnquist. MacDonald. Seated-C. Peterson. Tennyson. Miss Isacson. M. Carlson. BOTTOM PICTURE Standing-Bloom. Warman. Seated-Bancroft. D. Thompson. C. Johnson. Mr. Beck. elniul uv Girl Reserves Under the guidance of Miss Ann Isacson, the Girl Reserves this year continued the ser- vice activities Which are their objectives. Bas- kets were distributed to the needy at Christmas and many other worthy projects were under way continually with this club at the head. Early in the fall this club sponsored a dance which was considered highly successful, and later in the year this club helped the Junior Chamber of Commerce put on EL basket social. Several service societies . Hi- Y Club The Hi-Y started out the year as the Los Gatos Club, but shortly after the Hrst of the new year it was revamped and made into the Senior Hi-Y. The laws of this new club are substantially the same as those of all the other Hi-Y's in the country. The objectives of this club and its pro- jects include many worthy undertakings, among Which are the distributing' of baskets at Christ- mas and other service activities.

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Exceptional Orators TOP PICTURE Thoreen. Krog, Mr. Anderson, Bernstein. Kilpatrick. Wilson. BOTTOM PICTURE Standing--Erickson. Johnson. Davis. Seated-Kilpatrick. Sawyer. Nolan Debate Team Stillwater's Debate Team experienced only one setback this year, but that one, at the hands of Minneapolis West High School, was enough to deprive them of the state champion- ship. However it was far from a case of Still- water being worsted, as West also went through the season undefeated, and, as a result, the meeting was a confiict of the two outstanding teams of the state, and in now way reflected on Sti1lwater's ability. Declamation Much more interest was shown this year in declamation, due to the inclusion of a course in speech in the curriculum of the school, and although immediate results were not startling, the indications are such as point to a bright future for Stillwater in state competition. This year Marcella Sawyer completed the unusual feat of winning the dramatic cup for the fourth time and Bob Kilpatrick captured the oratory trophy for the second time in a row. Expert elocutionists and admirable argufiers .

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,M-f f ,ff- TOP PICTURE Stzxnclingf-l',ott, Lohmcr. Bloom, Dalilke. Linnell. Seated-Swanson. Bernstein, Sawyer. Johnson. Rowland. BOTTOM PICTURE Fourth Row-Minuet. Southern Gentlemen. Third Row-Southern Sweethearts. lVlarionettes. Second Row-Nurses. Southern Sweethearts. First Row-Doughbrwys. Shakespeare 's Dream This year's Shakespeare's Dream, a Romantic constructed in order to assure that no detail Comedy titled S1nilin' Thru, was one of the would be missing. - most beautifully done productions which has Th 1 t d 1 L , . . ' ' 0' ever been seen on Stillwater High School's stage. ' e .p ay ,Was Cen are al Cum a mam T1 . , , love aHa1r which one of the older characters ie costunnng, the choruses and the setting , , , f y Q . . . had had in his youth, and his efforts to keep or the garden scene in which the action took , . , . V . his 111006 from .marrying the man who had place were all exceptional. Special scenery was , , ruined his romance. Estimable actors 48 enable olorfu orus