Strandburg High School - Moraine Yearbook (Strandburg, SD)

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Director . . . George V. Webbenhurst, B Superintendent General Beadle Teachers South Dakota State Graduate Work South Dakota State Geometry Drivers Education Senior Science Grade Basketball e Production Managers . . . Sourceful--resourceful are the members of the Board of Education: the production managers of the Hilltop Playhouse. Their efforts to improve the school seem untiring. We wish to give spec- ial recognition to them for the work that makes our school possible. Production managers, from left to right, are: David Lindahl, Sidney Lund- quist, Simon Dahlberg, Arthur Nelson, chairman, E. E. Nelson, H. G. Johnson and Arvid Linngren. .S. Nellie.Moe, Principal University University English III Latin II Algebra Typing I Typing II Associate B.A. of Minnesota of Wisconsin if ,, iixx ,,,A. Q, ,. - 1 - . , 1

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Student Production Managers . . +O- Stage M Student 5:w'uction managers, in high school jargon--the student coun- cil, serve as intermediaries between the classes they represent and the faculty. Class presidents, with the assistance of one representative from each class, are the members. Student body president, Cecil Larson, pre- sides at the meetings. Pictured at the ileft, up-stage, from left to right: Superintendent Webbenhurst, Billy Malcom, Cecil Larson, Wayne Linngren and Donald Lindahl. Down stage: Allan Peterson, Faris Lind- holm, Marilyn Johnson, Eunice Larson, and John Lundberg. anager . . . g Truly a trooper is Augie: Augie who repairs our properties, who keeps us comfortable when the mercury shows ten below, who serves as confidante to the Playhouse cast, and who plays such an important role behind all scenes. His role is not only that of stage manager, but that of counselor, advisor, and friend as well. To August W. Kors- berg, our janitor, goes an extra-spec- ial WMoraine salute.N , Make Up... 'MC 4 A! XX Q, .L- '4- '-. ka x ' ' f, sf , ., . t. 1, r it 'kg ' 7 4..,,' , ,f r y,'xd,. 'rg ' - J 4 Q , 6 1:2 V ' ' ' x 3 9 1 il gf 1. Q X nThe most of the best for the least,n that's their motto -- these cooks who Wmake-upn the daily noon meal for the some lOU per- sonnel of the Hilltop Play- house. WMake-upn is artis- wholesomely tically and headed by Mrs. Gerda Dahl- berg, left, and Mrs. Anne Larson, right. To these 1 two, we of the Playhouse staff give another extra- special WMoraine salute.n Ushers . .. Through rain and snow and mud, South Dakota weather, they get through, somehow. drivers, Edwin The bus Dahlberg, left, and Robert Dahlberg, right, Nushern us to and from school. For their patien e ind kindness we give another Hmoraine V salute,n extra-sgecial. 4-4 fl I