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Yearbook Name
The Tiger '51
Location
Huron, South Dakota (Beadle County, SD)
Additional Information
KATHRYN ANN KIEL
Editor-in-Chief
FRANKIE SWETT
Associate Editor
RUBY LOU SELLERS
A rtist
HURON HIGH SCHOOL
LYLE BAKER
TERRY DYNES
COURTNEY VENABLES
Business Managers
CLARENCE DANIEL
Sports Editor
HURON HIGH SCHOOL
Huron, South Dakota
(DEDICATION)
EDUCATIONAL CAREER
LEMON, SOUTH DAKOTA
High School Instructor, 1 year
PRESHO, SOUTH DAKOTA
High School Instructor, 3 years
High School Principal, 2 years
GETTYSBURG, SOUTH DAKOTA
High School Instructor, 3 years
Junior High School Principal, 2 years
HURON, SOUTH DAKOTA
Public School Vocal Music Director, 6 years
EDUCATION
Huron College
Northwestern University
University of Colorado
Christianson Choral School
Minnesota College of Music
Ruth Kingdon Greeves
Personality is a vague, intangible thing to talk about on paper. But how real, how.tremendous
it is in life all around us! Let us use two different sources of water to illustrate the personalities of Mrs.
Ruth Kingdon Greeves and Mr. Gerald Scott Dexter.
Mr. Dexter’s personality is like a mountain stream. It sings and tumbles down the hills into the
lake and wherever we touch it there is a supply of fresh pure water. Whether you meet him on the
mountain top or down at the Jake, he is always sparkling, always singing. His presence chases gloom
and inspires us to go joyfully along with him. Where he leads, all follow; when he smiles, all smile; and he
is always ready to stimulate us and quench our thirst by sharing with us all he has.
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Down by the lake into which the mountain stream tumbles is a spring. It illustrates Mrs. Gref
personality. It is more quiet than the singing mountain stream, but from its bubbling depths comes 'C
coldest, most refreshing drink. The depth and strength of many quiet lives are a joy and blessing
shared with others. Mrs. Greeves is the deep spring personality. She is a comforter, a helper.. She is sym-
pathetic. helpful and understanding.
Gerald Scott Dexter
EDUCATIONAL CAREER
WESSINGTON, SOUTH DAKOTA
High School Instructor, 3 years
HURON, SOUTH DAKOTA
Junior High School Instructor, 2 years
Senior High School Instructor, 5 years
UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT
United States Naval Reserve, 4 years
EDUCATION
Huron College
University of South Dakota
University of Wisconsin
ere J
(FOR E W ORD)
In order that you may recall your high school
activities long after they have passed into history, in
order that you may visualize the faces of your high
school friends after they have scattered to every corner of
the earth, in order that you may live again in memories
the happy events of your high school generation, we, the
Tiger Yearbook Staff of 1950-51, have made a recording
of our theme song, “THERE’S MUSIC IN THE AIR.”
TUNE IN ON TV! Watch the HURON TIGER
Yearbook TV Club’s “THERE’S MUSIC IN THE AIR”
Monday through Friday at 3:02 p.m. over your KIJV
HURON television station. Look what’s in store for von — and
wait’ll you see what’s inside this beautiful new 1951
yearbook. So join the crowd — don’t delay another day
-------TUNE IN ON TV!
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(CONTENTS)
1—“Loyal To You, Huron High”.................* Subtitle
2—“The Rest Of Our Lives” ....................* Title
4—“I’ll Be Loving You Always”..................* Dedication
6—“There’s Music In The Air” ..................* Foreword
7—“I’ve Heard That Song Before” ..............* Contents
8—“Thank You For The Memories” .............* Acknowledgements
9—“Silver Threads Among The Gold” ............* Administration
17—“Don’t You Notice Anything New” ............* Classes
45—“In The Old Sweet Way”.....................* Activities
67—“Somehow I’m Always To Blame” ----------------* Athletics............
79—“To Think You’ve Chosen Me”...............* Features
89—“That’s Where My Money Goes” -----------------* Sponsors.............
93—“Jill The End Of Time”.....................* Index
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(ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS)
We, THE TIGER YEARBOOK STAFF OF 1950, would like to express
our appreciation to all those individuals who have helped through their support,
cooperation, and service to make this TIGER a success.
Foremost, we would like to thank MISS WAVA K. LARSEN for her
invaluable assistance and careful supervision of the plans and details of
tins yearbook.
To the F. H. BROWN PRINTING COMPANY and THE ABERDEEN
AMERICAN-NEWS goes the credit for the fine printed material and cuts
of this yearbook.
To the NATIONAL BOOK BINDING COMPANY we extend our grate-
ful thanks for the beautiful covers and neatly bound yearbook.
Our thanks go to MR. LLOYD O. FLOLO who put in a great deal
of time and effort in taking group photographs and individual pictures.
Credit is also due to the LOIS GAGNON PHOTO SHOP; SID
GLANZER, PHOTOGRAPHER; ZAHLER STUDIO; THE PHOTO HOUSE;
and the FLOLO STUDIO for their fine printing and developing of photo-
graphic material.
We would like to extend our grateful recognition to THE BUSINESS
MEN OF HURON, and OTHER LOYAL SUPPORTERS, whose financial
assistance has made THIS TIGER possible.
We also wish to thank THE FACULTY and THE STUDENTS of SENIOR
HIGH, who have helped to make our yearbook a reality.
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(ADMINISTRATION)
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“Shine Upon My Brow Today”
JAMES F. SLOCUM, B.S., M.A.
Superintendent
“Life is a glorious adventure. If you face your problems
aggressively, they are half solved already. If you aspire to
larger responsibilities, they will meet you half way. Religion,
science, business, education-----all are looking for the student
who dares face life, to attack rather than defend.”
EDUC ATIONAL CA11EER
SALEM, SOUTH DAKOTA
Band-Vocal Music Instructor, 3 years
High School Principal, 2 years
COLMAN, SOUTH DAKOTA
Superintendent of Public Schools, 7 years
MADISON. SOUTH DAKOTA
High School Principal, Elect
PLATTE, SOUTH DAKOTA
Superintendent of Public Schools, 6 years
WINNER, SOUTH DAKOTA
Superintendent of Public Schools, 2 years
HURON, SOUTH DAKOTA
Superintendent of Public Schools, 1 year
EDUCATION
South Dakota State College
Yankton College
University of South Dakota
Board of Education
Lett to right: James F. Slocum. Superintendent of the
Huron City Schools; Milton Walsh. Clerk of the Board
of Education; Dr. R. A. Buchanan, President of the
Board of Education; John Claymore, Treasurer of the
Board of Education; E. C. Grothe, Vice President of
the Board of Education; Peter J. Thielen; J. G. Venables;
J. P. Sauer; Unable to appear in photo: Boyd M. Benson,
Attorney for the Board of Education.
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“Life Is Fading Fast Away”
DR. R. A. BUCHANAN, M.D.
President of the Board of Education
Board of Directors
of South Dakota School Board Association
Huron Recreation Council Committeeman
MRS. WALTER LARSEN
Secretary to Mr. Slocum
ANNUAL HOLIDAY FACULTY TEA
HOST AND HOSTESSES: MR. AND MRS. G. G. BELL. MRS. R. N. CAMPBELL.
Pouring: Mrs. G. G. Bell of the Huron City Schools: G. G. Bell. Principal of the
Senior High School; Dr. R. A. Buchanan, President of the
Standing left to right: James F. Slocum, Superintendent Board of Education.
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“My Darling You Will Be”
“Man must play, work, love and worship to get the
most out of life. A body, a brain, a heart, and a soul—
these are our living tools. To use them is not a task.
It is a golden opportunity.
EDUCATIONAL CAREER
KANSAS
Rural School Teacher, 3 years
PLANKINGTON, SOUTH DAKOTA
High School Principal, 2 years
HURON, SOUTH DAKOTA
Junior High School Principal, 22 years
Senior High School Principal, 4 years
EDUCATION
Ottawa University, Kansas
U. S. Army College, Fort Leavenworth, Kansas
Huron College
University of Iowa
University of Southern California
FRANKIE SWETT
President of the Student Body
MRS. R. N. CAMPBELL
Secretary to Mr. Bell
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‘‘Young And Fair To Me”
ANNUAL HOME ECONOMICS CHRISTMAS TEA
Instructor ____________________________ Miss Catherine McKay
Pouring: Students. Frances Tschetter, Lila Gleason. Miss Frances Tait, Miss Laura Briscoe, Mrs. Ruth Lewallen, •
Standing left to right: Mrs. Walter Larsen, Miss Alice Miss Wihna Bliss.
Gilbert, Mrs. William Zeller, Miss Dana D. Harlow,
Student G o v e r n m ent
STUDENT
Back row, left to right: Mrs. D. M. Vance, Student Council
A jviser; Nick Brun; Roger Anderberg; Norman Peppers;
Mimics Monahan; Marlene Karstens: Barbara Lampe.
Second row. left to right: Marilyn Oliva; Claudette Thomp-
COUNCIL
son; Lonna Hanson; Louise Alldal; Dawn Youells; Miss Vera
Bailey, Student Council Adviser; Marlene Erickson
First row, left to right: Robert Olson. Frankie Swett, Barbara
Habel.
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“Locks Lose Their Brownish Gold”
VERA LAILEV
Flane-SoliJ Geometry
Algebra II
Trigenometrj
•‘■'■■piicr.H ic Sponsor
Act:.v?j ok?
Stuuent Council Advisor
National '- nor Society Sponsor
WILMA M. BLISS
Latin I, II
World History
Sophomore Sponsor
National Honor Society Sponsor
Latin Club
DONA S. BROWN
Bookkeeping
Distributive Education
Psychology
Senior Sponsor
Guidance Director
Distributive Education
Co-ordinator
KATHLEEN E. CONE
Journalism
World History
Tiger Paper
High School Publicity
Senior Sponsor
Quill and Scroll Sponsor
JASPER T. DOTSON
Metal Shop
DALE E. ERRETT
“B” Football
“C” Basketball
Beadle County Track
American History
Junior Sponsor
Ins
TELT
lai Music Supervisor
“A” Band
Pep Band
High School Dance Band
LAURA BRISCOE
Shorthand I, II
Typing
Commercia' Arithmetic
Junior Sponsor
DUANE CLODFELTER
Athletic Director
“A” Football
“A” Basketball
“A” Track
Physical Education
“H” Club
G. SCOTT DEXTER
Boys’ Vocal Music Director
Boys’ Glee Club
Troubadours
Mixed Chorus
Drama
American Literature
Dramatics Coach
Junior Sponsor
Key Club
Radio Program Co-Ordinator
MARVIN ELLIOTT
Industrial Arts
Mechanical Drawing
RUTH K. GREEVES
Public School Music Director
Girls’ Vocal Music Director
Girls’ Glee Club
Mixed Chorus
Treble Clef Trio
Treble Clef Sponsor
FACULTY
“Cheeks Fade And Hollow Grow”
DANA D. HARLOW
Spanish I. II
English Literature
American Literature
Junior Sponsor
Spanish Club
JESSIE KAISER
Home Economics
WAVA K. LARSEN
English 10
English Literature
Driver Education
Yearbook Advisor
Sophomore Sponsor
Quill and Scroll Sponsor
CATHERINE McKAY
Home Economics
Home Economics Club
DELBERT C. REUTTER
Speech
Debate
Driver Education
Social Problems
Forensic Director
Senior Sponsor
Cheer Leader Sponsor
RALPH ROY
Chemistry
Physics
Sophomore Sponsor
Business Manager
of Tiger Paper
Business Manager
of Tiger Yearbook
Gate Official for Athletics
HARRY JONES
Li i a- v C’un
GERALD L. KRUTSCH
"A” Football Assistant
'‘A” Track
Junior High Mathematics
RUTH LEWALLEN
School Nurse
Red Cross Home Nursing
BEN NELSON
Vocational Agriculture
Future Farmers of
America Advisor
ALICE RITCHEY
Public School Art Director
Art
Written Expression
Art Club
VIVIEN M. RUHLMAN
Written Expression
American History
Senior Sponsor
FACULTY
“What's Silver Hair To Us"
RUJH SAWYER
/ Instrumental Music
//Assistant Supervisor
I Grade School
• ■ Band-Orchestra
High School Orchestra
Junior High Pep Band
FRANCES A. TAIT
Civics
Commercial Law
American Literature
Senior Sponsor
LILLIAN SIMONETTE
Typing
Junior Sponsor
Biology
^fSn^iore Sponsor
(KmtvCouncil Adviser
DON R. WILLIAMS
Physical Education
“A” Football Assistant
"B” Basketball
Intramural Basketball
Track
Social Problems
FACULTY
Custodians
lx? fl to right: Al Bartel, New Annex: Rav Miller, Old Build-
ing: Vernon Holforty, Junior High; Louis Allen, Day Engineer
Not photoed: Frank Pierce, Night Engineer; William Zeller’
Bus Driver and Night Engineer. Russell Evans on leave of
absence for War Service.
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(CLASSES)
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“Not The Clothes I’m Wearing9'
Left to right: Marlene Karstens. Willard Anderson. Harvey Heckenliable.
OFFICERS
President
WILLARD ANDERSON
Vice President
MARLENE KARSTENS
Secretary-Treasurer
HARVEY HECKENLIABLE
CLASS MOTTO
“Climb As Though You Were To Live
Forever: Live As Though You
Were To Die Tommorow.”
CLASS COLORS
Silver and Blue
CLASS FLOWER
American Beauty Rose
SENIOR HONOR ROLL
(Arranged according to Scholastic Standing)
Kathryn Ann Kiel
Barbara Habel \ • ,
Margaret Ritchey McDowell I uea
Norma Borah
Shirley Johannes
John Sauer
June Peters
Janet Banko
James Buck
Darlene Mann
SENIOR BOARD
Room 15------William Markey
Mr. Delbert C. Ruetter, Chair
Room 2-------Wilma Chase
Miss Dona S. Brown
Room 312-----Carol Ann Hansen
Miss Kathleen E. Cone
Room 311-----Marilyn Nelson
Mrs. Vivien Ruhlman
Room 213-----Courtney Venables
Miss Frances Tait
SENIOR BOARD
Left to right: William Markey. Marilyn Nelson, Carol Ann Hansen, Wilma Chase, Courtney Venables.
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“It's Only Since You're Caring”
Seniors
G. I. G. E. D.
(Receiving a diploma by completion of Government General Education Development Test)
ELTON B. PAULSON
Carol Etta Allen
Sophomore Class Secretary-Treasurer:
Distributive Education: Session Room
Secretary-Treasurer: Spanish Club;
Mixed Chorus; Girls' Glee Club
Jackie Allen
Art Club
Eva Allen
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Hazel Amacher
"A" Club: Junior Play; G A. A.;
Session Room Secretary-Treasurer;
Spanish Club; Mixed Chorus; Girls'
Glee Club;
Keith E. Anderson
Band; Spanish Club; Boy's Glee Club
Willard Eugene Anderson
King's Attendant; Representative
Senior; ''A” Club; Popularity Poll
Winner; Spanish Club; Boys Giee
Club; Red Cross Representative;
Senior Class President
Jim A. Arndt
Track; Pep Band; Band; Key Club;
"H” Club: "A" Basketball; "6" Bas-
ketball; "A” Football Captain; “B’’
Football; Popularity Poll Winner
Lyle Cecil Baker
Library Club President; Latin Club;
Intramural Basketball; Boys' State
Alternate; Tiger Business Manager
Janet Banko
"A" Club; Distributive Education
President; G. A. A.; Session Room
Secretary-Treasurer; Spanish Club;
Treble Clef; Girls' Glee Club
Roger Bartholow
Junior Class Board Member; Student
Council Member: Junior Play; Intra-
mural Basketball; Key Club; "B"
Football; Mixed Chorus Librarian;
Troubadours: Bovs' Glee Club Vice.
President; Tiger Paper Staff; Hired
Man
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“That I Wear A Smile'9
IIJojI hepreientatiue
Eleanor Baseman
Club; Library Club
Senior
Vivian M. Buelner
A.
Girls’ Glee Club.
G. ____ ____ _____
Transferred from Mitchell, S. D.
Willard Eugene Anderson
Donna Boone
G. A. A.; Girls’ Glee Club
King’s Attendant
Lois Borah
“A” Club
Art Club
Popularity Poll Winner
Spanish Club
Red Cross Representative
Boys’ Glee Club
Norma Borah
Student Council Member; "A"
Club; Junior Play; G. A. A.
Sports Head; Girls' State Al-
ternate; Prom Committee Chair-
man: Session Room Vice Pres-
ident; Spanish Club President;
Girls’ Glee Club
Don Boyd
Intramural Basketball; Art Club
Senior Class President
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“Surely My Eyes Must Reveal”
Nick Brun
Student Council; Track; Art Club Vice Pres-
ident; "H" Club; ‘A" Football; "B" Football;
Popularity Poll Winner
Jim Buck
Sophomore Class President; King's Attendant;
Play; Track Manager; Intramural Basketball;
Play; Track Manageer; Intramural Basketball;
Key Club Vice President; Boys' State; Spanish
Club President; "H" Club; "A" Basketball
Manager; "A" Football Manager; "B" Foot-
ball Manager; Boys' Glee Club; Hickville
King; Most Representative Senior
Wilma Chase
Senior Class Board Member; Distributive Ed-
ucation; Latin Club; Pep Band; Band Librar-
ian; Girls' Glee Club
Ver Della Marie Christensen
Art Club
Marlene Collins
Popularity Poll Winner; Pep Band; Band
President; Orchestra; G. A. A. Sports Head;
Prom Committee Chairman; Spanish Club;
Tiger Paper Staff; Girls' Glee Club
Wanda Cowing
Distributive Education; G. A. A.; Girls' Glee
Club
Clarence Daniel
Sophomore Class Vice President; Student
Council; Knight of Honor; National Honor
Society; Quill & Scroll Vice President; Latin
Club Praetor; Track; Band Vice President;
Key Club Treasurer; Boys' State; Prom Com-
mittee Chairman; Session Room President; An-
nual Sports Editor; "H" Club Member; "A”
Basketball Co-captain; “B" Basketball Captain;
"A” Football; "B" Football; Mixed Chorus;
Troubadours; Boys' Glee Club President; Re-
presentative Senior; Basketball King
Library Club;
Barbara Deist
Latin Club
Barbara Habel
Junior Class President
Student Council Secretary Treasurer
Queen’s Attendant
National Honor Society President
“A” Club
Popularity Poll Winner
Latin Club
Junior Play
G. A. A.
Girls’ State
Session Room President
Mixed Chorus
Treble Clef Secretary-Treasurer
Girls’ Glee Club Accompanist
Junior High Accompanist
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“A Happy Dressed Up Feeling”
Terry Dynes
Latin Club: Track: Pep Band; Band; Orchestra;
Tiger Advertising Manager
Marlene M. Ehrich
Mixed Chorus; Girls’ Glee Club
Ronald L. Fingerson
Boys’ State Alternate; Library Club; Latin Club
Joan Gamber
G. A. A.; Girls’ Glee Club
John Gardner
Latin Club; Key Club; Boys’ State; Boys’ Glee
Club -
Sophomore Class Board Member; Pep Band;
’• Band; Dance Band; G. A. A.; Spanish Club
Lila L. Gleason
Verdis Golubickas
Junior Class Board Member; Distributive Educa-
tion; G. A. A.; Mixed Chorus; Girls' Glee Club
epreientatiue Senior
Jim Buck
Sophomore Class President
King's Attendant
“A” Club
Popularity Poll Winner
Junior Play
Track Manager
Intramural Basketball
Key Club Vice President
Boys’ State
Spanish Club President
“H” Club
“A” Basketball Manager
“A” Football Manager
“B” Football Manager
Boys’ Glee Club
' Hickville King
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“That Nothing Can Really Conceal”
Arlene Gross
Distributive Education; G. A. A.
Esther Gross
Distributive Education
eprei en ta tiue
emor
Carol Ann Hansen
Senior Class Board Member; G.
A. A. Vice President; Prom
Committee Chairman; Art Club;
Spanish Club; Mixed Chorus;
Girls’ Glee Club; Tiger Paper
Editor
Barbara Habel
Junior Class President; Repre-
sentative Senior; Student Coun-
cil Secretary-Treasurer; Queen's
Attendant; National Honor So-
ciety President; "A” Club; Pop-
ularity Poll Winner: Latin Club;
Junior Plav; G. A. A.; Girls'
State; Session Room President;
Mixed Chorus; Treble Clef Sec-
retary-Treasurer; G i r 1 s’ Glee
Club; Junior High Accompanist
Kathryn Ann Kiel
Philip A. Heavirland
Track; Intramural Basketball;
F. F. A.
Harvey Heckenllable
Junior Class Vice President:
Senior Class Secretary-Treasur-
er; Tiger King; Representative
Senior; Popularity Poll Winner;
Bovs' State Alternate; Track;
"H1' Club
Junior Class Board Member
National Honor Society Vice President
“A”Club
Quill & Scroll Secretary-Treasurer
Quill & Scroll Social Chairman
National Forensic League
Declamation
Oratory
Popularity Poll Winner
Session Room Secretary-Treasurer
Session Room Vice President
Junior High Accompanist
Mixed Chorus Accompanist
Boys’ Glee Club Accompanist
Prom Committee Chairman
Girls’ State Alternate
Troubadour Accompanist
Junior Play
Tiger Annual Editor
Band
•Latin Club
Pep Band
Milk Maid
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“I Will Find Another World"
epreientatiue
Jack Heilinger
Sen ior
"A" Club; Latin Club Consul.
Praetor: Mixed Chorus; Boys'
Glee Club
Clarence Daniel
Floyd Hofer
King's Attendant; Track; Intra-
mural Basketball; Key Club;
"H" Club; "B” Basketball; "A"
Football; "B" Football
Sophomore Class Vice President
Student Council
Clifford Ibis
Spanish Club; Boys' Glee Club
Knight of Honor
National Honor Society
Quill & Scroll Vice President
Latin Club Praetor
Track
Band Vice President
Key Club Treasurer
Boys' State
Prom Committee Chairman
Session Room President
Annual Sports Editor
“H” Club
“A" Basketball Co-Captain
"B" Basketball Captain
"A" Football
“B" Football
Mixed Chorus
Troubadours
Boys' Glee Club President
Basketball King
Beverly Irving
Tiger Queen; Popularity Poll
Winner: Mixed Chorus; Girls’
Glee Club
Gene Jacoby
King's Attendant: Student Coun-
cil Member; Popularity Poll
Winner; Key Club: Art Club
President; "H” Club; "A" Bas-
ketball; “B" Basketball; "A"
Football; "B" Football Captain
Shirley Jean Johannes
"A'' Club: Distributive Educa-
tion; Declamation; Latin Club:
Red Cross Representative: Mixed
Chorus: Treble Clef' Girls' Glee
Club
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“With A Diploma From You”
Intramural
Glee Club
Harlan R. Johnson
Basketball;
Mixed Chorus; Boys'
Shirley Lorraine Johnson
G A. A.. Girls' Glee Club
Margaret Johnston
Marlene Karstens
Junior Class Secretary-Treasurer: Senior Class
Vice Prcsioent; Student Council; Distributive
Education Secretary-Treasurer; G. A. A. Secre-
tary-Treasurer. Spoits Head; Session Room Pres-
ident; Spanish Club; Mixed Choi us; Treble Clef
President; Girls' Glee Club Secretary-Treasurer
Richard J. Kauth
Intramural Basketball; Art Club
Kathryn Ann Kiel
Junior Class Board Member; National Honor
Society Vice President; “A" Club; Quill & Scrol'
Seretarv-Treasurer. Social Chairman; Represer.
tative Senior; National Forensic League; De-
clamation; Oratory; Popularity Poll Winner;
Latin Club; Junior Play; Pep Band; Band; Girls'
State Alternate; Prom Committee Chairman:
Session Room Vice President. Secretary-Treas-
urer; Tiger Annual Editor; Mixed Chorus Ac-
companist; Troubadour Accompanist; Boys’ Glee
Club Accompanist; Junior High Accompanist;
Milk Maid
Beverly Jean Kludt
Rosemary Knouse
Distributive Education
epreAentatiue Senior
Lois Mueller
Student Council
“A” Club
N. F. L. President
Debate Team
Declamation
Oratory
Library Club Secretary-Treasurer
Latin Club Aedile
Cheer Leader
G. A. A.
Prom Committee Chairman
Mixed Chorus
Girls’ Glee Club
Girls’ State
Representative Senior
“It's Funny What A Lot9'
Bill Kruse
Junior Play: Intramural Basketball; Band; Art
Club; Mixed Chorus; Boys' Glee Club Librarian
William Lemmer
Intramural Basketball: Key Club; F. F. A.; "A"
Football; "B" Football
Norma Linderman
Library Club: Pep Band; Band: G. A. A.
Marjorie Link
Darlene
Mann
Sophomore Class Board
tendant; "A” Club: Popularity Poll Winner;
Cheer Leader; G. A A. President, Sports Head;
o s v, ~ ■ . . . . q]u]3. Spanish Club;
Chorus Secretary-
Glee Club Librarian
Session Room President: Art
Secretary-Treasurer: Mixed
Treasurer: Treble Clef: Girls'
Member; Queen’s At-
Popularity Poll Winner; G. A, A.; Girls' Glee
Club
Harold W. Markey
Senior Class Board Member; Track; Intramural
Basketball; Spanish Club; “H" Club; “B” Foot-
ball
Betty Lou Marone
Distributive Education
Jacqueline Mae Marone
Distributive Education President; G. A. A.
l/^epreientatiue Senior
Harvey Heckenliable
Tiger King
Senior Class Secretary-Treasurer
Junior Class Vice President
Popularity Poll Winner
Boys’ State Alternate
Track
“H” Club Member
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“A Little Work Can Do”
Wayne McDonald
F. F. A.
Harlan Menlzel
F. F. A.
Mary Evelyn Moser
Girls’ Glee Club. Transferred
from Riverton. Wyoming
Margaret Ritchey McDowell
Lois Mueller
Student Council; “A" Club; N.
F. L. President; Debate Team;
Declamation; Oratory; Library
Club Secretary-Treasurer: Latin
Club Aedile: Cheer Leader; G.
A. A.; Girls’ State; Prom Com-
mittee Chairman; Mixed Chorus;
Girls’ Glee Club; Representative
Senior
Marilyn June Nelson
Sophomore Class Board Mem-
ber: Senior Class Board Mem-
ber; Queen’s Attendant; Library
Club; Popularity Poll Winner;
G. A. A.; Spanish Club; Girls’
Glee Club; Basketball Queen
Sally O’Halloran
National Honor Society
Secretary-Treasurer
“A” Club
Quill and Scroll President
N. F. L. Secretary-Treasurer
Debate Teain
Popularity Poll Winner
Pep Band
Junior Class Board Member;
Queen’s Attendant; Library
Club; Popularity Poll Winner;
Distributive Education; G. A. A.:
Spanish Club; Girls' Glee Club
Band
Tiger Paper Editor
Girls’ State Alternate
Latin Club
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“Because Of What We’ve Done”
l^cpreientatiue Bob Olson Boys' Glee Club; Mixed Chorus; "B" Football; "A" Football; "B" Basketball: "A" Basketball Co-
Senior captain; "H” Club: Most Re- presentative Senior; Session Room President; Boys' State Alternate; Key Club Vice President; Track; Latin Club; Popularity Poll Winner; King's
Bob Olson Attendant; Student Council Vice President Jo Ann Ostrander
Student Council Vice-President Library Club Secretary-Treasur- er: G. A. A.; Mixed Chorus; Girls' Glee Club
King’s Attendant Carol Paye
Popularity Poll Winner “A" Club
Latin Club
•‘A” Basketball Co-Captain
Key Ciub Vice-President June Peters
Boys’ State Alternate Transferred from Lane. South Dakota
Session Room President Macy Piper
“H” Club Member Latin Club Aedile
Track Marvilla Poulisse
*'B” Basketball Prom Committee Chairman; Art Club
“A” Football
"B” Football
Boys’ Glee Club
Mixed Chorus
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“We’ve Had Fun With You”
"A" Club
LaJune Randell
Joyce M. Reinartz
"A.' Club; Pep Band; Band; G. A. A.; Spanish
Club Secretary-Treasurer
Margaret Lillian Ritchey McDowell
National Honor Society Secretary-Treasurer: "A"
Club; Quill & Scroll President; N. F. L. Secretary.
Treasurer; Debate Team; Popularity Poll Winner;
Most Representative Senior; Girls' State Alter-
nate
John Sauer
Knight of Honor; National Honor Society; “A''
Club, National Forensic League; Debate Team:
Popularity Poll Winner; Junior Play; Track;
Intramural Basketball; Key Club President;
Prom Committee Chairman; Session Room Pres-
ident; Spanish Club Vice President; "A" Foot-
ball; "B" Football; Boys' State; 'A" Basketball
Student Manager
Richard Shepersky
Track; Boys' Glee Club
Janis Smith
Sophomore. Junior Class Board Member; Maid
of Honor; Representative Senior; Popularity Poll
Winner; Pep Band; Band: Dance Band; Prom
Committee Chairman; Mixed Chorus; Treble
Clef Secretary-Treasurer; Girls' Glee Club Pres-
ident; Hickville Queen; D. A. R Representative
Stephanie Smith
"A" Club; Latin Club; Pep Band; Band; Dance
Band; Mixed Chorus; Treble Clef; Girls' Glee
Club
Cleo Ann Snow
Distributive Education; Band: G. A. A.; Spanish
Club; Mixed Chorus; Treble Clef Librarian;
Girls' Glee Club: Red Cross Representative
^epresentatiue Senioi
Janis Smith
Hickville ?Queen
Gir^/Glee Club President
/ ^Treble Clef Secretary-Treasurer
/t/t Mixed Chorus
r Prom Committee Chairman
Dance Band
Band
Pep Band
Popularity Poll Winner
Maid of Honor
Sophomore Class Board Member
D. A. R. Representative
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“At Last We’re Moving On”
Roseann Siam
Distributive Education: G. A. A.: Red Cross
Representative
Frankie Joan Swelt
Student Council President; Queen’s Attendant;
Popularity Poll Winner; Junior Play; Cheer
Leader; Session Room President. Vice President;
Spanish Club; Annual Assistant Editor; Girls'
Glee Club Vice President. Librarian; Mixed
Chorus; Junior High Accompanist
Joy Joan Timm
Distributive Education. Band; Orchestra.
John J. Trebian
Intramural
Basketball
Dianna May Tschetter
Distributive Education; G. A. A.
Wanda Mae Tscheiier
Library Club; Pep Band; Orchestra; G. A. A.
Jackie Van Tour
Cheer Leader; Pep Band: Band; Orchestra;
G. A. A.; Spanish Club; Mixed Chorus; Treble
Clef; Girls' Glee Club
J. Courtney Venables
Senior Class Board Member; Library Club; Jun-
ior Play; Track; Intramural Basketball: Spanish
Club; "A” Football; “B" Football; Tiger Adver-
tising Manager
Dorothy Marie Waldner
Art Club
Frank Wangness
Intramural Basketball
LeRoy Wegener
Transferred from St. Mary’s, Salem, South Dakota
Juanda R. Wells
Latin Club; Orchestra; G. A. A.; Session Room
Vice President, Secretary-Treasurer: Mixed
Chorus; Treble Clef Vice President; Girls’ Glee
Club
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“To Something Grand And New”
-4tt the Jliinat
SENIORS
LOVELY TO LOOK AT
(Best Looking)
Harvey Heckenliable Marilyn Nelson
DELIGHTFUL TO KNOW
(Best Personality)
Harvey Heckenliable Janis Smith
HEAVEN TO KISS
(Biggest Wolf-Wolfess)
Nick Brun Marlene Collins
A COMBINATION LIKE THIS
(Cutest Couple)
Barbara Habel Clarence Daniel
THEIR MOST IMPOSSIBLE SCHEMES
COME TRUE
(Most Likely To Succeed)
Willard Anderson Barbara Habel
THEY ARE PERFECT FROM
HEAD TO TOE
(Best Physique—Figure)
Nick Brun Beverly Irving
THEY WILL TELL YOU THIS
(Best Line)
Jim Arndt Marlene Collins
TO LIGHT A TEACHER’S EYE
(Apple Polishers)
Kathryn Ann Kiel John Sauer
MOST ACTIVE IN HURON HIGH
(Done Most For HHS)
Clarence Daniel Kathryn Ann Kiel
CLOTHES MUST PLAY A PART
(Fashion Plates)
Gene Jacoby Sally O’Halloran
DANCING IN THE DARK
(Best Dancers)
Frankie Swett Bob Olson
TAKE THEM OUT TO A BALL GAME
(Best Athlete—Peppiest)
Clarence Daniel Darlene Mann
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“There’s Nothing Left But Memories’'
ANNUAL SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL SOCIAL EVENTS
Top photo: 1950 Junior-Senior Banquet-Prom
Center photo: 1950 Treble Clef Formal. Jefferson School Cvm-
nasium. -
Bottom photo: Left; Francis Dave, Shirlev Flolo, Treble Clef
Formal. Right; Toastmaster John Sauer, Clarence Daniel. Jr.
Class President Babara Habel, 1950 Junior-Senior Banquet-
Prom.
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“And Surely That You Knozv”
OFFICERS
President
NORMAN PEPPERS
Vice President
JERRY BALES
Secretary-Treasurer
.^JIRIAM MUELLER
Jerry Bales, Miriam Mueller, Norman Pepper
J uni or Boa r d
Room 3 Darlene VanTour Miss Lillian Simonette, Chairman
Room 1 Thomas Anderson . Miss Laura Briscoe
Room 14... Marilyn Garry — Mr. G. Scott Dexter
Room 212 lean Johnson Mr Dale Frrpff
Room 315 Dolores Schaffer .... . Miss Dana D. Harlow
JUNIOR BOARD
Left to right: Dolores Schaffer, Jean Johnson, Thomas Anderson. Darlene VanTour, Marilyn Garry.
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“Together We Shall Be Happy”
Roger Anderberg
James Anderson
Thomas Anderson
Robert Annett
Ronald Arteman
Jerry Bales
Rodney Barnes
Nancy Brown
Donald Brugman
Robert Brush
Donald Busch
Shirley Campbell
Wanda Cantonwine
Jean Carlson
Clarke Christiansen
Phyllis Cook
Arlene Corcoran
James Costello
James Cotton
Frances Cranston
Albert Cropp
Bonnie Cumming
Frank Dalrymple
Joyce Decker
Joyce Dur esky
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“Apart We May Be Sad”
Mary Ellen Flesner
Patricia Flanagan
Marlene Erickson
Janice Erickson
Marvin Gardner
Richard Garber
LeRoy Friedrichsen
Josephine Foasberg
Marian Gross
Cynthia Gillespie
Joyce Gehring
Marilyn Garry
Hollis Hartley
Carol N. Hansen
Alfred Hall
Kenneth Hagedorn
Bernard Howard
Adrianne Horton
Dale Hofer
James Hook
Robert Johnson
Jean Johnson
Wanda Jansen
Laura Jean Husted
Robert Kirk
Jacqueline Kirby
John Keller
Phyllis Katz
Mary Ann LaFee
Barbara Krumm
Ga’e Kooyman
Mary Lou Knickrehm
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“I’m Walking Around In Circles”
Louis Langbehn
Arlo Layton
Anna Lipelt
Larry Luther
Marilyn Luther
David Malthouse
Marvel Maxey
Marvin Maxvoid
Robert McFadden
Juanita McGaughey
Denis McMahon
Geraldine Medrud
Lena Meyer
Ronald Meyer
Claus Miedema
James Miedema
Maurice Monahan
Donna Morse
Miriam Mueller
Robert Myers
David Nelsen
Vernon Norquist
James O’Boyle
Dean Oliva
Norman Peppers
Gerald Peterson
Marilyn Peterson
Darlene Phinney
Dorothy Plowman
Aria Jean Quiram
Jeanette Reilly
Robert Rhinehart
Richard Roth
Nancy Rudloff
Patricia Sanborn
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“ That's Exactly How I Feel”
David Scheele
Dolores Schaffer
Sonna Sather
Ronald Sande
Roberta Sellers
Richard Seeman
Lois Schmidt
Donald Schmidt
Wilma Stahl
Elmer Stahl
John Shanahan
Ruby Lou Sellers
James Swain
James Swab
Keith Suiter
Philip Stephenson
Darlene VanTour
Clinton Tschetter
Myrna Thompson
Vivian Syvertson
Shirley Walker
Ramona Waldnei'
Beverly Wahl
Marlene Vensand
James Williams
Arden Weidauer
Verda Wedel
James Walters
Merritt
Janice Wipf
John Winkle
Lynn Windherst
Robert Zurbrigen
Melvin Youngerman
Dawn Youells
Wiseman
“It's Later Than You Think”
Junior Hit Parade
Lovely To Look At (Best Looking)
Frances Cranston
Rod Barnes
Delightful To Know (Best Personality)
Dawn Youells
Norman Peppers
Heaven To Kiss (Biggest Wolf-Wolfess)
Frances Cranston
Jack Keller
A Combination Like This (Cutest Couple)
Darlene Van Tour
Jerry Bales
Their Most Impossible Schemes Come True
(Most Likely To Succeed)
Ramona Waldner
Norman Peppers
They Are Perfect From Head To Toe
(Best Physique-Figure)
Frances Cranston
Rod Barnes
They Will Tell You This (Best Line)
Jo Foasberg
Tom Anderson
. To Light A Teacher’s Eye (Apple Polishers)
Marilyn Luther
Dave Nelsen
Most Active In Huron High
(Done the Most for HHS)
Dawn Youells
Norman Peppers
Clothes Must Play A Part (Fashion Plates)
Patty Flanagan
Rod Barnes
Dancing In The Dark (Best Dancers)
Frances Cranston
Jim Costello
Take Them Out To A Ball Game
(Best Athlete-Peppiest)
Norma Boetel
Roger Anderberg
Sophomore Hit Parade
Lovely To Look At (Best Looking)
Jean Schmidt
Dale Lemke
Delightful To Know (Best Personality)
Donna Garry Lonna Hanson
Kent Slocum Mary Sande
Heaven To Kiss (Biggest Wolf-Wolfess)
Shirley Schwartz Lonna Hanson
Tom Bartholow
A Combination Like This (Cutest Couple)
Jeanette Heckenliable
Dave Bischoff
Their Most Impossible Schemes Come True
(Most Likely To Succeed)
Claudette Thompson
Daryl Stahl
They Are Perfect From Head .To Toe
(Best Physique-Figure)
Lonna Hanson
Clinton Miller
They Will Tell You This (Best Line)
Shirley Schwartz
Dave Bischoff
To Light A Teacher’s Eye (Apple Polishers)
Nancy Ellsworth
Daryl Stahl
Most Active In Huron High
(Done the Most for HHS)
Claudette Thompson
Daryl Stahl
Clothes Must Play A Part (Fashion Plates)
Barbara Jelgerhuis
Dale Lemke
Dancing In The Dark (Best Dancers)
Lonna Hanson
Clinton Miller
Take Them Out To A Ball Game
(Best Athlete-Peppiest)
Mary Sande
Jim Brush
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“While Still In The Pink”
OFFICERS
President
ROSS MATSON
Vice-President
DAVID BISCHOFF
Secretary-Treasurer
JEANETTE HECKENLIABLE
Ross Matson, Jeanette Heckenliable, David Bischoff
S o p h o m ore Boa rd
Room 12 Barbara Jelgerhuis Mr. Ralph Roy, Chairman........
Room 210........... Winifred Sibley ______ _____________ Miss Vera Bailey
Room 313. __....____ . Donald Otte __................._____ Miss Wilma M. Bliss
Room 314____________Donna Garry .......... . . Miss Wava K. Larsen
Room 214... ... James Brush _____ ________ ... Mrs. Cora S. Vance
SOPHOMORE BOARD
Left to right: Donald Otte, Donna Garry, Barbara Jelgerhuis. Winifred Sibley, James Brush.
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“Never Take A Minute Off"
Doris Abbas
Louise Aldal
cl(L-cLo*S^
Dean
Anderson
Audrey Barber
Thomas Bartholow
Lloyd Barton
Gerald Beck
Viva Dell Beck
Allen Bergerson
Birkholtz
David Bischoff
Carol Boomsma
Jo Ann Bowder
Palmer Brost
Franklin Brumwell
James Brush
Willis Bryan
Richard Burnett
Edward Byrne
Theodore Champlin
Blanche Corcoran
Richard
Costain
Dwight Coursey
Russell Cox
Francis Dave
Joan DeLong
Gene DeVries
Sharon DeVries
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“We're Always On The Go”
Nancy Ellsworth
Colleen
Ega
Florence Dosch
Mary Lou Dolan
Robert Fitzgerald
Carol
Finch
Carol
Fath
Janelie Eschen
Ruth Fuller
Shirley Flolo
Mary Fletcliall
Cherie Flatt
Roger Gibbon
James Gascoigne
Donna Garry
Leslie Gamber
Marilyn Gross
Marlene Gresbrink
Martha Gray
Dolores Gleich
Glen Halter
Richard Hall
Gary Gruver
Violet Gross
Donna Heyer
Jeanette Heckenliable
Gary Hase
Lonna Hanson
Delmer Hofer
Catherine Hines
Candace Hilligoss
William Hill
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“Dreaming That I Am Climbing”
Gordon Hofer
Linda Hofei-
John Horton
Robert Houlton
Betty Houseman
Charles Jackson
Faye Jacquette
Betty Jean Jensen
Robert Johannes
Marilyn Jones
rija^Keksis
Audrey Johnson
y ^^^LormT^Johnson
Keith Kinyon
Lenore Kirby
Mavis Kirby
James Klassen
Joan Knabe
Verda Kringer
Dorothy Kutzler .
Clara Mae Larsen
Jessie Lather
Dale Lemke
Barbara Liem
Ross Matson
Alta Loeffelbein
Charleen Lynch
Carol Maxson
cDonald
Jeanette
Vivian McFarling
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“The Stairway To The Stars?’
John Meyer
Charleen Meyer
Neil Mees
Delores Mead
William Musolf
Donald Munion
Nelson Miner
Clinton Miller
Philip Olson
Marilyn Olvia
David Odegard
Marcella Myers
Marlys Patrick
Helen Parris
Donald Otte
Dorothea Oster
Albert Piper
Dwayne Pier
James Peterson
Geraldine Peek
Ronald Pribyl
Dorothy Polly
Phyllis Reaves
Deronda Rea
Patricia Sarahan
Mary Sandcfl
Mary Margaret Ringer
Alice Reinartz
Betty Schnathorst
Alvin Schnathorst
Nanette Schmidt
Jeanette Schmidt
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“That’s The Way It Goes”
Melvin Schneider
Shirley Schwartz
Helen Sutton
Gene Tewskbury
Beverly Trousdale
Frances Tschetter
Merlyn Wagner
Marcelyn Waldner
Delaine
ry Smith
ris Sorenson
& Marcia
John Welsh
Bonnie Seger
George Skezas
Darrell Smits
Joyce Stevens
Claudette Thompson
Priscilla Thrall
Phyllis Tschetter
Gerhardt Waak
Walter
Verlyn Walter
Betty Wheeler
James Winter
Lorraine Wipf
Mary Ann Wipf.
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“J„ JL OU Smt Wau ”
(ACTIVITIES)
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“Let's Turn Back Time's Hands"
DOLORES SCHAFFER
DOROTHY PLOWMAN
LOIS ANN SCHMIDT
DAWN YOUELLS
Page Editors
CAROL ANN HANSEN
Editor-in-Chief
ROBERT ANNETT
Sports Editor
The H u r o 11 T i g e r — N e w s p a p e r
Literary Adviser............ ............ Miss Kathleen E. Cone
Financial Adviser___ ________________________Mr. Ralph Roy ’ 11 '
One of the highest rated departments in our won many awards and honors including the All-
school is the journalism department, which puts American and All-State.
out the Tiger twice-monthly. The department has
Publication St
Back row. left to rjeht: Dorothy Plowman; David Nelsen;
Margaret Ritchey McDowell, First Semester Editor-in-Chief;
Roger Ba’-tholow; Nancy Rudloff; Janice Erickson; Barbara
Krumm; Donald Brugman; Janis Smith; John Keller; Lois
a f f — Newspaper
Ann Schmidt; Dawn Youells; James Costello; Carol Allen.
Seated, left to right: Jacquelyn VanTour; Carol Ann Hansen.
Second Semester Editor-in-Chief; Dolores Schaffer; Robert
Annett; Donna Morse; Marlene Collins.
“Free From Sorrow And Pain”
Life began at three o'clock for the Tiger staff mem-
bers who met in the Journalism room, to carry out the
endless amount of tasks necessary to bring the Tiger to
the rest of the students. Those who survived the battle
will agree that it wasn t so bad after all. We hope you
enjoy your Tiger as much as we enjoy publishing it.
Continuing the endeavor to make the high school proud
of its paper, the Tiger staff, strove for the “scoops” of
the season.
___________________________________
'/Tie -l]uA(yn “TljqI
Juniors and Seniors who are taking their second
semester of journalism make up the staff, while the first
semester students are receiving a background in jour-
nalism. writing.
A feature of the Tiger is the Cherry Prom, put on
by staff members each February in the high school gym-
nasium. A Basketball King and a Basketball Queen are
chosen by the GAA girls and the A Basketball team.
Published by
HURON HIGH SCHOOL
Huron, South Dakota
EDITOR IN CHIEF Carol Ann Hansen
NEWS PAGE EDITOR __.........Dawn Youells
FEATURE PAGE EDITOR .. Dorothy P’c -ma,
THIRD PAGE EDITOR .... Dolores Scnaff-r
SPORTS EDITOR _____________Bob Anneit
OFFICE MANAGER .... Nancy Rudloff
REPORTERS: Carol Allen, Don Brugman, Mar-
lene Collins, Janice Erickson, Barbara
Krumm, Donna Morse, David Nelsen, Lois
Schmidt, Janis Smith, Jackie Van Tour.
BUSINESS MANAGER_________Lyle Baker
ASSISTANTS: Terry Dynes, Courtney Venables,
Jim Williams, Maurice Monahon.
_________________________________
Publication Staff — Business
Back row, left to right: Mr. Ralph Roy. Financial Adviser: Lyle Baker; Terry Dynes;
Courtney Venables; James Williams;
Maurice Monahan.
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“We Exist In Worldly Strife”
CLARENCE DANIEL
Sports Editor
KATHRYN ANN KIEL
Editor-in-Chief
FRANKIE SWETT
Associate Editor
RUBY LOU SELLERS
Art Editor
T h e H u r o n T i g e r—Y e a r book
Literary Adviser _______ ______ Miss Wava K. Larsen
Financial Adviser ... . —____ _______ Mr. Ralph Roy
Publication S t a f f—Y e a r b o o k
„ , . i»n to right: Clarence Daniel. Kent Slocum, Cyn- First row, left to right: Donald SrhmM. r, .
tBWsCkJill^J Ruby LOU Sellers. Bonnie Seger. Nanette Josephine Foasber «• hankie Swett? xX-y^AnnVl‘?njlan:
Schmidt.
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“But Live Like Good People”
Back row, left to right: Gene DeVries, James Gascoigne,
Leslie Gamber, Nelson Miner. Alvin Arbeiter. Wesley Broer,
Marion Barnes. Fred Kirschenman. Harlan Mentzel.
Third row, left to right: Wayne McDonald, Merlyn Wagner,
Richard Burnette, Dwayne Pier, Don Brown, Ed Putman,
Glen Kirschenman; Glen Halter, James Winter, Mr. B. T.
Nelson. Vocational Agriculture Instructor.
Second row. left to right: Albert Piper, Ronald Pribyl, Clinton
Tschetter. Melvin Schneider, Richard Seeman, LeRoy Fried-
richsen. James Micdcma. Jerry Bales. James Swain.
First row. left to right: Larry Seeman, Charles Gamber, Rod.
ney Tschetter. Gerald Culter, Philip Dixon, Lyle Haugen.
Lowell Crimmins, Peter Wipf.
Vocational A g r i c u 11 u r e
Vocational Agriculture Instructor . ... . Mr. B. T. Nelson
Future Farmers of America
F. F. A.
President ____________................................................... . Jerry Bales
Vice President .......... . James Miedema
Secretary ______ ......................... LeRoy Friedrichsen
Treasurer .......................... Richard Seeman
Reporter __________ ____ .... _______ Melvin Schneider
Sentinel ............................ Clinton Tschetter
Vocational Agriculture Adviser .... Mr. B. T. Nelson
Vocational Agriculture is a four year course
in Huron High School. This department has had
an increase in enrollment each year since the
course was established in the fall of 1948.
The students in this department engage in
practical farming for experience and profit. The
total income from these individually owned en-
terprises was $8904.55 in 1950.
Five agriculture study trips are taken each
year by students in the agriculture classes in-
cluding: one to Sioux Falls; two to State Col-
lege; and two within the district.
The Future Farmers of America is a national
organization of boys studying vocational agri-
culture.
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“Rambling In A Quaint Way”
MISS DONA S. BROWN
Co-Ordinator
Distributive Education
Huron Senior High School
President
Vice President
Secretary
Treasurer ....
Co-ordinator
Distributive Ed u c a t i o n
. . ... Janet Banko
Jackie Marone
Marlene Karstens
Verdis Golubickas
Miss Dona S. Brown
"Earn and Learn" is the inotto of the Distributive
Education Class of 1951. This work-experience pro-
gram is sponsored by the George Dean Act. Seniors
who enroll in the course receive one credit for
work done in stores and offices, and one credit
for class work. A minimum of 15-hours of on-the
job training for each school week is required.
The pay per hour varies with the job. During the
first five months this year the class earned 85205.12
for 9805 hours of work, an average per hour of S.53.
The Distributive Education Class does its share
of promoting school spirit. For the past ten years
dinners have been given for both the football and
the basketball teams at the end of their respective
seasons. The group sponsored a bake sale on Tiger
Day and entered a float in the Tiger Day Parade.
In April a style show was presented before the
student body during a special assembly for the
occasion. Other class projects were: (1) Attending
the National Hereford Show; (2) Field tripping
through Eilers’; (3) Attending a NWPS all-electric
cooking school demonstration; and (4) Attending
the A. A. U. W. Art Exhibit.
Ba'-k row left to right: Betty Marone; Carol Allen; Wanda
Cowing- Verdis Golubickas; Diana Tschetter; Miss Dona S.
Brown, Co-ordinator; Shirley Johannes; Esther Gross; Arlene
Gross; Wilma Chase; Rosemary Knouse; Marlene Karstens.
Front row, left to right: Joy Timm, Roseann Stam, Cleo Snow,
Janet Banko, Sally O’Halloran, Jackie Marone.
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'‘Life’s Like A Wonderful Dream”
Distributive Education
JANET BANKO
Salesgirl
Mr. L. J. Brindley. Mgr.
Montgomery Ward & Co.
Mi-.
WILMA CHASE
Cashier
Merritt Wiseman.
J. C. Penney' Co.
Mgr.
WANDA COWING
Salesgirl
Evelyn Head. Prop
Book Center
VERDIS GOLUBICKAS
Salesgirl
Mr. E. J. Evenson, Mgr.
J. J. Newberry
Mr.
ARLENE GROSS
Salesgirl
E. J. Evenson, Mgr.
J. J. Newberry
ESTHER GROSS
Salesgirl
Mr. Charles Herman. Mgr.
F. W. Woolworth
SHIRLEY JOHANNES
Librarian
Blanche Battin. Librarian
Public Library
MARLENE KARSTENS
Mr.
Cashier
James Lewis.
State Theater
Mgr.
ROSEMARY KNOUSE
Waitress
Mr. George Georgiades, Prop.
Olympia Cafe
Mr.
BETTY MARONE
Nurses' Aid
Sister Aquinas
St. John's Hospital
JACKIE MARONE
Salesgirl
Mr. L. J. Brindley, Mgr.
Montgomery Ward & Co.
SALLY O'HALLORAN
Cashier
Mr. James Lewis, Mgr.
State Theater
CAROL PAYE
Salesgirl
Merritt Wiseman. Mgr.
J. C. Penney & Co.
LA JUNE RANDALL
Salesgirl
Mr. Ralph Humphrey. Prop.
Humphrey's Drug Store
CLEO SNOW
Waitress
Mr. Eugene Snow, Mgr.
Wigwam (College)
ROSEANN STAM
Salesgirl
Bertha Locker, Prop.
Walker's Flower Shop
JOY TIMM
Stenographer
Mr. Harold Markey, Atty.
Markey's Law Firm
DIANA TSCHETTER
Salesgirl
Mr. E. J. Evenson, Mgr.
J. J. Newberry
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“Back In The Sweet Yesterday”
LATIN
Back row, left to right: Clarence Daniel Dale Lemke. Robert
Kirk. Jack Hetlinger. Joe Gray. Robert Pierce. Billy Hill. Lyle
Baker. John Gardner, Joyce Stevens. Nancy Ellsworth, Mari-
lyn Oliva. Marilyn Jonej. Barbara Jelgerhuis
Fifth row. left fo right: David Odegard. Jo Foasberg, Dean
Conklin. Daryl Stahl. Terry Dynes. Jim Swab, Bob Olson,
Don Schmidt. Marilyn Luther, Priscilla Thrall.
Fourth row. left to right: Patty Flanagan. Marlene Erickson.
Darrell Smits, Jim Klassen. Norman Peppers. Ross Matson,
Lois Mueller. Juanda Wells. Carol N. Hansen. Arija Keksis,
Ruth duller.
Third row, left to right: Miss Wilma Bliss, sponsor, Stephanie
CLUB
Smith, Jo Ann Ostrander. Viva Dell Beck, Florence Dosch,
Bonnie Birkholtz. Adrianne Horton. Jeanette McDonald, Bar-
bara Krumm, Marlene Gresbrink.
Second row, left to right: Margaret Ritchey, Wilma Chase.
Donna Morse, Barbara Habel, Lois Schmidt, Donna Garry,
Alice Biever, Betty Van Epps. Audrey Barber, Jean Benson.
Deronda Rea, Dorothy Plowman. Darlene Van Tour, Ruby
Sellers. . .
First row. left to right: Kathryn Ann Kiel. Macy Piper.
Shirlev Johannes, Marcia Stelow. Dorothy Polly Betty
Schnathorst, Jack Frlese, Joyce Gehring. Dawn Youells,
Frances Cranston, Audrey Johnson. Ramona Waldner, Roberta
Sellers.
F rater ii itas Latina
LATIN CLUB OFFICERS
Consuls........... ... . Ruth Fuller, Norman Peppers
Praetor _______________________....________________Nancy Ellsworth
Quaestor......... __......................................... Bob Pierce
Aedille . _____ ________________— -_______Marilyn Oliva
Sponsor ____ _________________________Miss Wilma Bliss
One of the highlights of the year for the “Ro-
manus Hodiemi” Club (Romans of today) was the
Roman banquet held in the spring for all past and
present Latin students.
The Roman Banquet, served by slaves, in true
classic style, with the diners on couches, climaxed
the year’s work. Elaborate decorations portraying
many Roman buildings and decorations ornamented
the banquet tables. Latin dishes were served to
add further and more completely to the dinner.
“Sempre Pro Ceasare” (Always for Caesar) is
the motto of the club which was organized by Miss
Wilma Bliss. She was chosen for this sponsorship
and under her direction its interests have been
extended. To carry the torch of classical civiliza-
tion to the modern world is the aim of the first and
second year Latin members of the Junior Classical
League, a division of the National Classical League.
About sixty members of the Fraternitas Latina
attended meetings during the year. Programs, com-
bining feast, fiction, and fun, presented different
phases of Roman history, life and customs. Influ-
ences of Latin on our language were also pointed
out. Latin songs were sung and programs were
conducted with Latin games.
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“Things Are What They Seem”
Espa noles Amigos
SPANISH CLUB OFFICERS
President . ..............................1_ Lena Meyer
Vice President ____________________________________Shirley Flolo
Secretary-Treasurer _______________ . Joyce Reinartz
Social Chairmen .. Candace Hilligoss, Bob Zurbrigen
Sponsor _________________ ____ ................................ Miss Dana D. Harlow
Se abre la sesion!
Se abre la sesion!
With this exclamation. President Lena Meyer
opened each meeting of the Spanish club in room
315 every other Friday afternon during the fifth
hour.
After the business meetings, which are con-
ducted in Spanish, the members participated in the
programs consisting of Spanish songs, records,
games and plays, all wonderful fun and at the same
time teaching the language and aiding the students
to acquire a native accent.
To acquire a native accent and to understand
better the history of their language is the dual
purpose toward which the Spanish Club is striving.
Acting as advisor to the group. Miss Dana Harlow
sponsored the colorful St. Valentine’s Tea in
honor of the parents of the Spanish students.
At Christmas time a special fiesta was held fea-
turing the traditional posadas of Mexico and a
pinata, in this case, a brightly decorated shopping
bag. Breaking it, the ninos brought down a shower
of gifts and treats.
Se levanta la sesion!
SPANISH CLUB
Back row. left to right: Jim Hook, Gary Hase, Marvin Gard.
ner, Loren Johnson, Bob Greeves. Keith Kinyon, Jack Welsh.
Miss Dana Harlow. Sponsor, Bob Hatcher, Richard Roth. Paul
Allen, Roger Gibbon, Courtney Venables, Robert Houlton.
Bob Zurbrigen, Norma Borah, Carol Ann Hansen, Janelle
Van Tour, Lena Meyers, Ginger Dynes. Carol Allen, Marlene
Karstens, Linda Belts, Mary Fletchall, Marlene Vensand.
Jerry Peek. _ , „ , ,
Fourth row. left to right: Shirley Walker. Janice Erickson,
Charieen Meyers, Dolores Gleich, Marlene Baker, Ann Funck.
Mavis Kirbv, Colleen Egan, Donna Heyer, Carol Maxson.
Third row, left to right: Sally O’Halloran, Janet Banko, Cleo
Snow. Marlene Collins. Jackie Van Tour, Darlene Mann.
Frankie Swett. Gyla Eastman, Barbara Lampe, Candace Hilli-
goss, Shirley Flolo.
Second row, left to right: Juanita McGaughey. Joyce Rein-
avtz. Phvllis Reeves. Mary Lou Dolan. Jacqueline Kirby,
Marilyn Garry, Alice Reinartz, Lynn Windherst, Janice Wipf,
Carolyn Musolf, Joyce Gehring.
First row, left to right: Bettv Lou Houseman. Hazel Amacher.
Joyce Geiger. John Sauer. Marilyn Nelson. Bill Markey. Fran-
cis' Dave, Willard Anderson. Marlys Patrick. Claudette Thomp-
son, Lonna Hanson. Shirley Swartz.
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‘‘Nature Intended Lives To Rhyme”
Library Club
Back row. left to right: Juanita McGaughey: Donna Morse; Front row, left to right' Verlyn Walter. James Klassen, Mary
Lyle Baker; Mr. Harry Jones. Librarian: Courtney Venables; Ann Wipf, Carol Fath, Janice Wipf, Phvllis Katz.
Ronald Fingcrson; Roger Gibbon; Donald Busch.
Library C1u b
President . ........— Lyle Baker
Vice President ......................... James Klassen
Secretary-Treasurer .... JoAnn Ostrander
Sponsor'..... Mr. Harry Jones
Assisting Mr. Harry Jones, junior-senior high
school librarian, is the Library Club. “How to use
the High School Library” is a subject well worth
knowing. Most student-members of the Library
Club aim to learn as much of this work as time
spent on duty will permit. There is a variety in a
day’s work, checking, cleaning, mending, and
shelving books and magazines, typing, issuing due
slips, maintaining attendance records, miscellaneous
errands and helping the students find material.
These and all other opportunities to serve the school
constitute the purpose of the club.
As a foundation for serving students are ex-
pected to know the Library rules, the Apprentice
Code, the system of cataloging, and how to use
the card catalog, the Reader’s Guide, and the gen-
eral reference books. Proper deportment and good
scholarship are also indexes to adequate service.
and prereouiste for membership.
Reward for service to users of the library con-
sists in a general acquaintance with the various
kinds of materials and how to use them, plus a
credit of four points per school year.
The spirit of cooperation, thoughtfulness, and
friendliness among the L. C.’s is making the library
an attractive place in which to study. To the extent
that those who use the library are willing to co-
operate in just so far can the gratis service accom-
plish its purpose.
Club meetings are held once a month after
school for instruction and special activities. Attend-
ance of these meetings is required.
From time to time the L. C.’s have prepared
posters and exhibits featuring new and special
classes of books, seasons, holidays and anniversaries.
In living we look for the equal chance; “books
help to make it.”
Few members of this organization are training
themselves to become actual librarians and to work
in libraries but the knowledge that are accumula-
ting in the techniques of the library will be valuable
to them in the future in their chosen vocation.
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“Dozvn Where Love’s Lanterns Gleam”
DEBATE
Back row, left to right: John Horton: Daryl Stahl; Mr.
Delbert C Ruetter, Forensic Coach; Larry Luther; James
Klassen.
TEAM
Front row, left to right: Lois Mueller, Lonna Hanson. Claud-
ette Thompson, Shirley Schwartz, Dorothea Oster, Audtey
Johnson.
Debate
Director ... . ...............
“To dabble in debate you’ve gotta' accentuate
the positives, eliminate the negative, latch on to
the affirmative, don’t mix with “Mr. In-Between.
Mr. Delbert C. Ruetter, Forensic Coach of
Huron Senior High, is rated as one of the best
. Mr. Delbert C. Reutter
coaches in the state. He presides as head of the
South Dakota Speech Association.
The proposition debated in high school debates
this year was — Resolved: "That the American
people should reject the Welfare State.”
19 5 1 Debate Sc h e d u1e
NOVICE DEBATE
WATERTOWN
January 6, 1951
INVITATIONAL DEBATE
VERMILLION
January 12-13, 1951
AMERICAN LEGION TOURNAMENT
PHILIP
January 19-20, 1951
CENTRAL STATE TOURNAMENT
PIERRE
February 3, 1951
BIG EIGHT TOURNAMENT
MITCHELL
February 12-13, 1951
INVITATIONAL DEBATE
HURON
February 24, 1951
N. F. L. TOURNAMENT
MITCHELL
March 2-3. 1951
REGIONAL TOURNAMENT
HURON
March 27, 1951
STATE DEBATE TOURNAMENT
HURON
April 2-3, 1951
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“Just Thinking Of Bright Things”
KATHRYN ANN KIEL
Dramatic Declamation
National Forensic League
LOIS MUELLER
Poetry Declamation
National Forensic League
Declamation
DELBERT C. RUETTER
Forensic Coach
DIVISIONAL-----MITCHELL
December 5, 1950
Candace Hilligoss — Excellent
Kathryn Ann Kiel — Excellent
Lois Mueller — Excellent
Daryl Stahl — Good
Extenipo ra n eon s
and
Oratory
DELBERT C. RUETTER
Forensic Coach
Larry Luther — Extemporaneous
Lois Mueller — Original Oratory
DARYL STAHL
Oratory Declamation
National Forensic League
CANDACE HILLIGOSS
Humorous Declamation
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“Some Of Which Are Good”
D r a m a t i c s
JUNIOR CLASS PLAY
Top photo, standing, left to right: David Nelsen. James Swab,
Marilyn Luther. Patricia Flanagan. Norma Boetel. Robert
Zurbrigen, Josephine Foasberg, James Williams, John Keller.
Frances Cranston.
Center photo, standing, left to right: Robert Zurbrigen. Clarke
Christiansen, Barbara Krumm, Russell Cox, Patricia Flanagan.
James Swab, John Keller, James Williams. Center photo,
seated left to right: David Nelson, Norma Boetel. Josephine
Foasberg, Marilyn Luther. Frances Cranston.
Bottom photo, standing, left to right: David Nelson. Robert
Zurbrigen. Norma Boetel. Patricia Flanagan. James Swab.
Frances Cranston, Marilyn Luther. James Williams, seated.
left to right: Josephine Foasberg. John Keller.
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“Beneath Skies Which Are Above”
Ari C 111 b
President................... .......................................... Gene Jacoby
Vice President __... ____ ____________________________ Nick Brun
Secretary-Treasurer _________ ___________________ Jim Costello
Sponsor___________ ____________________ Miss Alice Ritchey
“Hold that pose.' Everyone is familiar with
these words of the student artist.
The Art Club is an informal organization in
which the student may participate more freely
than in the formal instruction of the art class. It
is the purpose of the art department to have the
students experiment with as many mediums and
procedures as possible and familiarize himself
with the world of art. By so doing he lays a foun-
' dation for further study of art in advanced schools
and learns in what direction his ability lies.
Inasmuch as good citizenship should be one of
the products of the art class, time and effort have
been given to such projects as those of the Junior
Red Cross, the Red Cross drive, and the sale of
American Legion poppies.
Because an art department should also answer
the need of the student who does not seek a career
in art but who wants the understanding and natural
joy that come from working with color and form,
provision is made for that type of student. As part
of such a program an art club has been formed
in which the student may work as he pleases with
the inspiration of other students working around
him and with the help of an instructor. This work
has largely taken the form of craft work and the
application of design and color. It is asked that
only those who have had a foundation in junior
high school or senior high school for art work be
members of the club. It is informal in organization
and procedure and has been the source of much
pleasure on the part of art-minded high school
students.
A r t
Back row left to right: Don Boyd, Richard Kauth, Al Hall,
Lois Borah. Betty Lou Houseman. Marvilla Poulisse Vernon
Norquist. Phil Stephenson, Bill Kruse. Clinton Miller Bob
Fitzgerald, Garv Smith.
Second row. left to right: Dwight Coursey, Ted Blum. Shirley
Campbell, Wanda Jensen. Katharine Hines. Patty Sarahan,
Club
Mavis Kirby, Darlene Mann, Alice Reinartz, Arlene Corcoran,
Roberta Sellers, Carol Ann Hansen, Miss Alice Ritchey, Sup-
ervisor.
Front row, left to right: Harold Bolte, Francis Dave, Jim
Costello, Gene Jacoby. Jim Cotton, Nick Brun. Ruby Lou
Sellers, Donald Munion.
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“We'll Just Laugh And Sing”
Back row. Jett to right: Betty Bates. Shirley Bergerson. Jim
Williams. E<.b Zur'm men, Clarence Daniel. Jim O Boyle. Bill
Kruse. Jim Costello. Jack Keller, Louis Langbehn. Philip
Olson. Roger Bartholow, Jim Cotton. Allen Bergerson, Dale
Lemke, Wesley Broer. Jo Foasberg, Mary Ann Wipf.
Third row. left to right Patty Flanagan. Verdis Golubickas,
Marvin Gardner, Merritt Wiseman, Jim Klassen. Bob Annett
Norman Peppers, Clarke Christiansen. Kent Slocum. David
Odegard. Loren Johnson. Frank Dalyrmple, Jim Swab, Dick
Costain. Jack Welsh, Jackie Van Tour, Marlene Ehrich.
Claudette Thompson.
Second row. left to right: Shirley Flolo. Marvel Maxey, Janis
Smith, Carol Ann Hansen, Winifred Sibley. Barbara Krumm,
Frankie Swett. Juanda Wells. Cleo Snow. Janet Banko. Mar-
lene Karstens. Hazel Amachcr, Dorothy Plowman. Miriam
Mueller. Marilyn Jones, Shirley Walker, Ramona Waldner.
First row. left to right: Lois Schmidt. Barbara Habel. Lois
Mueller. Carol Allen, Jo Ann Ostrander. Stephanie Smith,
Lena Meyers, Shirley Johannes. Darlene Mann. Phyllis Cook.
Beverly Irving. Frances Cranston. Delores Schaffer. Mary
Ann La Fee, ACCOMPANIST Kathryn Ann Kiel.
Vocal Mu sic Personnel
Directors__________ . Mr. G. Scott Dexter, Mrs. Ruth K. Greeves
Accompanists Barbara Habel, Kathryn Ann Kiel, Lois Schmidt...
Treble Clef
President .. Marlene Karstens
Vice President ... Juanda Wells
Secretary-Treasurer. .. Barbara Habel
Librarian _____________ . . Cleo Snow
Director Mrs. Ruth K. Greeves
Accompanist ... .... Lois Ann Schmidt
Girls’ Glee Club
President ____ ______________ Janis Smith
Vice President ......... Frankie Swett
Secretary-Treasurer . Marlene Karstens
Librarians __..... ...... Dawn Youells
Darlene Mann
Director___ .......Mrs. Ruth K. Greeves
Accompanist ......... Barbara Habel
Troubadours
President Roger Bartholow
Vice President Clarence Daniel
Secretary Jack Keller
Librarian Jack Keller
Director............Mr. G. Scott Dexter
Accompanist Kathyrn Ann Kiel.....
Boys’ Glee Club
President . .......... Clarence Daniel...
Vice President Roger Bartholow
Secretary . Frank Dalrymple
Librarian .. . ..... Bill Kruse
Director . . Mr. G. Scott Dexter
Accompanist .. Kathyrn Ann Kiel
Mixed Chorus
President______________________________ Jim Costello
Vice President .. . ___ ______________ Norman Peppers
Secretary-Treasurer ....................................... Darlene Mann
Librarians . ....................Roger Bartholow, Jim Williams
Directors ... .. ......... Mrs. Ruth K. Greeves, Mr. G. Scott Dexter
Accompaniest................ ................................Kathryn Ann Kiel
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“Build A Nest In Paradise"
Back row. left to right: Shirley Bergerson, Marlene Collins.
Verdis Golubickas. Norina Borah. Barbara Jelgerhuis, Marilyn
Luther. Barbara Krumm, Carol Ann Hansen, Winifred Sibley,
Juanda Wells. Priscilla Thrall. Vivian Syvertson, Marilyn
Jones, Cleo Snow, Janet Banko, Marlene Karstens, Marjorie
Link. Jean Carlson. Jackie Van Tour, Jo Foasberg, Janice
Erickson.
Fourth row. left to right' Betty Bates, Marvel Maxey, Janis
Smith, Nancy Rudloff. Patty Flanagan. Charleen Meyer, Lois
Mueller. Frankie Swett. Phyllis Reeves, Nan Schmidt, Alta
Loeffelbein. Carol Allen, Dorothy Plowman, Phyllis Tschetter,
Janelie Eschen, Hazel Amacher. Mary Ann Wipf, Marlene
Erickson. Marilyn Oliva. Claudette Thompson.
Third row, left to right: Louise Aldal. Shirley Johnson. Shirley
Flolo. Nancy Ellsworth. Myrna Thompson, Stephanie Smith,
Carol Ann Hansen. Jo Ann Ostrander, Jean Schmidt. Barbara
Liem, Ruth Fuller. Frances Tschetter, Verda Wedel, Lorraine
Wipf, Miriam Mueller, Donna Heyer, Shirley Walker. Frances
Cranston.
Second row, left to right: Bonnie Birkholtz, Betty Schnat-
horst, Lois Schmidt, Joan DeLong. Martha Gray, Marilyn
Garry. Marlene Erickson, Darlene Van Tour, Dawn Youells,
Marlene Vensand, Sharon DeVries, Barbara Lampe, Shirley
Johannes, Phyllis Cook, Verda Kringer, Mary Moser, Lonna
Hanson. Anna Lipclt
First row, left to right: Patty Sarahan, Shirley Schwartz,
Donna Garry. Mary Fletchall. Blanche Corcoran. Arlene Cor-
coran. Joyce Gehring. Jeanette Heckenliable. Marcia Stelow,
Lena Meyer, Ramona Waldner. Marilyn Nelson, Darlene Mann.
Alice Reinartz. Beverly Irving, Mary Ann La Fee. Delores
Schaffer. ACCOMPANIST Barbara Habel.
Treble Clef
Seated at piano: Barbara Habel, Lois Ann Schmidt.
Back row. left to right: Patricia Flanagan, Juanda Wells, Cleo
Snow. Janet Banko, Marlene Karstens, Jacquelyn VanTour,
Claudette Thompson.
Front row. left to right: Shirley Flolo, Janis Smith. Wilma
Stahl. Stephanie Smith, Shirley Johannes, Ramona Waldner,
Darlene Mann, Dolores Schaffer.
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“Where Dreams Are Not Forgotten”
Boys’ G
Back row. left to right: Clarence Daniel. Bernard Howard. Bill
Kruse, Jun Costello, Jack Keller. Philip Olson. Louis Lang-
behn, Tom Bartholow, Roger Bartholow, Jim Cotton, Allen
Bergerson. Dale Lemke. „ „ , ,
Second row, left to right: Bob Zurbrigen, Jim O.Boyle. Jim
Klassen, Norman Peppers, David Odegard, Frank Dalrymple,
lee Club
Bob Rhinehart. Jim Swab. Francis Dav^.
First row. left to right: Marvin Gardner, Merritt Wiseman.
Bob Annett. Jim Williams. Clarke Christiansen. Kent Slocum.
Loren Johnson. Dick Costain. Jack Welsh, Wesley Broer,
ACCOMPANIST Kathryn Ann Kiel.
T r o u b a d o u r s
Back row, left to right: Kent Slocum, Norman Peppers. Clar-
ence Daniel, Jim Costello, Louis Langbehn, Roger Bartholow,
Allen Bergerson. Dale Lemke.
First row, left to right: Jim Williams. Bob Annett, Jim Klas-
sen. Clarke Christiansen. ACCOMPANIST Kathryn Ann Kiel,
Loren Johnson, Darrell Smith, Jim Swab.
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“Let’s Not Live In Vain’’
OPERETTA‘TULIP TIME IN HOLLAND”
Co-Directors: Mr. G. Scott Dexter. Mrs. Ruth K. Greeves
Top photo, left to right: Norman Peppers, Janis Smith.
Juanda Wells. James Klassen.
Center photo: Complete operetta cast.
Bottom photo: Complete operetta cast.
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“Like The Endless Summer Days”
I ii s t r ii in en tai M u s i c
Director „
Assistant Directors
Mr. Robert H. Bartelt
Miss Ruth Sawyer
Mr. Erling Engstrom
HICK VILLE COUNTY FAIR
Top row, left to right: Hickville Turkey Drawing; Hickville King, Jim Buck, and Hickville Queen. Janis Smith.
Bottom row, left to right: Superintendent Slocum; Hickville Dance—Principal G. G. Bell, centered.
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“Let’s Start All Over Again”
Huron II i gh
Back row. standing, left to right: Marcia Stelow, Ruth Fuller,
Janelle VanTour. Mary Ellen Flesner. Ginger Dynes, Darlene
Phinney.
Back row. sitting, left to right: Sharon Doggett. Patricia
Bercier. Richard Bates, Wilbur Yeggee. Sandra Erickson,
Loren Johnson. Donald Schmidt. Harold Bolte, Gary Hase,
Louis Langbehn. Douglas Teuber, Bob Houlton
Third row, left to right: Jeannine Medeck. Dolores Gleich.
School Concert Band
Catherine Hines, Richard DeVries. Linda Betts, Jerry Peek.
Barbara Rudloff, Marlene Smits, Bonnie Seger. Nancy Ells-
worth.
Second row. left to right: Bill Musolf, Marilyn Luther, Joyce
Decker. Bonnie Cummin, Jean Swab.
First row. left to right: Maurice Monahan. Joyce Reilly, Joy
Timm.
B and Board Office r s
President_____________ ... ______________ Norman Peppers
Vice President ___ Janis Smith........................
Secretary-Treasurer .. . Maurice Monahan
DRUM MAJOR-MAJORETTES
BAND BOARD
Back row, left to right: Joyce Reilly, Janelle VanTour, Marcia
Stelow, Jerry Peek.
Second row. left to right: Jean Swab, Beverly Jones.
First row' Joe Gray.
Back row, left to right: Norman Peppers, Maurice Monahan
First row. left to right: Kenny Winkle, Janis Smith, Marlene
Collins, Coral Lee Bowder, Jean Swab.
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“Playing That Sweet Old Song”
I i' ii r o ii H i <>■ h S c h o o 1 C once r I Ban d
Back row. sitting left to right: Dick Tschctter, Vivian Svvert-
son.
Baek row. standing left to right: Barbara Jelgerhuis.
Fourth row. left to right: Joyce Rcinartz. Dean Conklin, John
Brant, Keene Fridley, Tom Bartholow, Wanda Tschetter. Don
Brugman. John Winkle, Norman Peppers.
Third row. left to right: Betty Morgan. Bob Boetel, Kent Slo-
cum, Kenny Winkle. Lowell Jones. Jack Keller, Russel Barnes.
Second row. left to right: Mary Sande. Joseph Gray. Marlene
Collins. Colleen Egan, Donna Heyer, Joyce Geiger, Janis
Smith.
First row, left to right: Audrey Johnson, Beverly Jones, Bob
Johannes. Norma Boetel, Marilyn Jones.
Inst r u m e n I a 1 M n s i c
Director
Mr. Robert H. Bartelt
Assistant Directors ................
Miss Ruth Sawyer
Mr. Erling Engstrom
Orchestra
Director . ......................................
Miss Ruth Sawyer
Back row, left to right: Carolyn Krumm. Althea Dillman. Bar-
bara Nelson. Jean Oster. Joseph Gray. Robert Myers, Harold
Bo He. Loren Jonhson. Bonnie Seger, Jean Swab, Mary Sande.
Marlene Collins. Wanda Tschetter. Donald Brugman. Clarke
Christiansen, Alice Waldner. Martha Grav.
Second row, left to right: Barbara Lampe, Betty Bates, Deanne
Hippie, Rosetta DeNolf, Maurice Monahan, Joyce Reilly. Nor-
ma Boetel. Marilyn Jones, Joy Timm. Georgia Harshman.
Donna Knabe. ' “
Front row, left to right: Cora Lee Bowder. Juanda Wells,
Donna Marie Roth. Jeanette Bergerson. Sharon Dennis. Betty
Van Epps. Not pictured: Lois Yegge, Jack Friese.
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“Gone Are All My Dreams”
Swing Ban d
Director ______________________________ _____ Mr. Robert H. Bartelt
Back row. left to right: Clarke Christiansen. John Winkle, First row, left to right: Donna Heyer, Joyce Geiger. Maurice
Don Brugman. Norman Peppers, Loren Johnson. Harold Bolte, Monahan, Janis Smith, Jim Costello.
David Bischoff.
Pep Promoters
Pep Band Director ..__________________ Mr. Robert H. Bartelt
Pep Band Assistant Director_____________.__.. Miss Ruth Sawyer
Pep Leader Supervisor________....__..__ Mr. Delbert C. Ruetter
Pep Leaders ---------------- Darlene Mann, Lois Mueller
Miriam Mueller, Frankie Swett,
Jacquelyn VanTour
Pep Band
Back row, left to right: Ruth Fuller. Mary Ann Flesner, Dar-
lene Phinney. , „ _
Third row left to right: Joyce Geiger. Janis Smith, Joyce
Reinartz, Kent Slocum, John Winkle, Tom Bartholow, Wanda
Tschetter, Don Brugman, Norman Peppers.
Second row, left to right: Bill Musolf, Dolores Gleich, Kather-
Joy Timm ® Ia?lenf W. nR> Ellsworth, Mary Sandc.
Gary Hase’. arlene Collins, Bob Houlton, Louis Langbehn,
Norma^oetel1 Marn5nt:rMaurlfe Mo>™lian, Marilyn Luther.
norma Hoetel. Maiilyn Jones. Loren Johnson. Harold Bolte.
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(ATHLETICS)
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“That We Are Not Deceived"
Pep Leaders
Top row. left to ricfht: Frankie Swett. Lois Mueller, Jackie
VanTour. Miriam Mueller, Darlene Mann: Frankie Swett,
Darlene Mann. Lois Mueller, Miriam Mueller, Jackie VanTour.
Middle row, left to right: Frankie Swett, Jackie VanTour
Darlene Mann.
Bottom row, left to right: Lois Mueller, Jerry Peek Jeanette
Riley. Beverly Jones. Jan VanTour. Jean Swab. Marcia Ste-
low, Joseph Gray, Miriam Mueller.
“You Really Ought To Know”
“ h ”
President ___________ ...______
Vice President
Secretary-Treasurer __
Sponsor _________________
C 1 ii b
Harvey Heckenliable
... .... Clarence Daniel
_________ Jerry Bales
Mr. Duane Clodfelter
Leu cu.urnn, duck io liont: Koger Bartholow, Don Schmidt.
Al Cropp. John Winkle, Floyd Hofer, Bill Lemnter. Ted
Blum, Bill Markey. Jerry Bales. Denis McMahon, Jim
Brush.
Center, left to tight Phil Stephenson. Nick Brun. Gene Ja-
coby, Bob Olson, Clarence Daniel.
Right column, back to front: Ronald Arteman, Dean Oliva.
Jim zXrndt, Harvey Heekenliable. Jim Swab, Clinton Miller.
John Sauer. Vernon Norquist, Jim Buck, Roger Anderberg.
Rod Barnes.
‘'Why Can’t We Always Agree”
Top row, left to right: Duane Clodfelter; Dale Errett, Gerald
Krutsch; Donald Williams; Jerry Bales, Harvey Heekenliable,
Clarence Daniel.
Center row left to right: Philip Stephenson, James Arndt;
Clyde Shanholtz, Robert Olson, Clarence Daniel, John Meyer.
Bottom row. left to right: David Scheele; Allen Bergcrson,
Keene Fridley; Allen Bergerson.
DALE ERRETT
"B" Football Coach
Jr. High Basketball Coach
Assistant Track Coacn
Physical Education Instructor in the
Senior High School
Assistant "A" Football Coach
“B" Basketball Coach
Intramural Basketball Coach
Assistant Track Coach
HARVEY HECKENLIABLE
CLARENCE DANIEL
JERRY BALES
“H” Club Officers
PHILIP STEPHENSON
JIM ARNDT
"A” Football Co-Captalns
SPORTS PERSONNEL
DON R. WILLIAMS DUANE CLODFELTER GERALD KRUTSCH
Director of Athletics in the
Huron City Schools
Physical Education Instructor
in the Senior-Junior High School
"A" Football Coach
"A" Basketball Coach
Track Coach
“H" Club
JOHN SAUER
Student Manager of Athletics
"A" Basketball Student Manager
CLYDE SHANHOLTZ
"B” Football Captain
ALLEN BERGERSON
"B” Basketball Student Manager
CLARENCE DANIEL
ROBERT OLSON
"A” Basketball Co-Captains
Assistant A" Football Coach
Assistant "A" Basketball Coach
Assistant Track Coach
DAVID SCHEELE
"A" Football Student Manager
ALLEN BERGERSON
KEENE FRIDLEY
"A" Football Student Managers
JOHN MEYER
"B” Basketball Captain
“Only Just For A Day”
TRACK
Back row, left to right: Jerry Bales, William Markey,
Robert Brush, Donald Schmidt, John Winkle, James Arndt.
Third row, left to right: Coach Dale Errett, Phillip
Stephenson, Courtney Venables. Clarence Daniel, Dean
Oliva, James Brush, James Welter, Coach Don Williams.
SQUAD
Second row. left to right: Peter Geycrman, Morton
Friedman. Donald Johnson. Robert Kruse, Roger Ander-
berg, Rodney Barnes, Coach 'Woody" Grceno.
First row left to right: James Swab. Albert Cropp,
Vernon Norquist, Theodore Blum,
“Everything We Plan Yon Misunderstand”
“A.” Football
Back row, left to right- Courtney Venables; Floyd Hofer;
Donald Schmidt; Clarence Daniel; Ronald Arteman; Albert
Cropp; Arden Weidnuer: James Arndt; Dean Oliva; David
Scheele. Student Manager.
Second row. left to right: Assistant Coach Gerald Krutsch;
Jerry Bales. Theodore Blum. William Lemmer, Robert Brush,
Larry Luther. Robert Olson, James Swab, Nick Brun, Philip
Stephenson, Coach Duane Clodfelter.
First row, left to right: Clinton Miller, Gene Jacoby, Denis
McMahon, Vernon Norquist, Robert Myers, John Sauer. Roger
Anderberg. Rodney Bai nes, Robei t Rhinehart. Assistant Coach
Don R. Williams.
44 A” Football
Coach ------------------ ----------------- ... .... Duane Clodfeller
Assistant Coaches .. ...... .... Don R. Williams, Gerald Krutsch
Co-Captains ............... .... James Arndt, Philip Stephenson
Student Manager .................................. David Scheele
44A” Football
• Huron 20 Pierre .. ( * Home . 13
Huron 0 Sioux Falls . 4G
Huron 0 Aberdeen . 53
• Huron 0 Madison ... . .... .... 37
Huron . . , 13 Winner 19
Huron 34 Yankton . 13
Huron 14 Mitchell . . ... 14
• Huron . 6 Brookings 20
• Huron 6 Watertown _. 26
Games )
TOTAL POINTS
Huron ............. 93 Opponents ........ 241
TOTAL GAMES WON
Huron .......2 Opponents G Ties 1
HURON 20—PIERRE 13
The Tigers opened their season by beating one of the best
teams put out by Pierre High School. Huron was never be-
hind as they scored just before the half. Roger Anderberg
was the whole show for the Tigers, by gaining 210 yards for
the night.
HURON O-SIOUX FALLS 46
The Warriors completely swamped the Tigers with their
huge line and depth in reserves. Roger Anderberg's deter-
mined efforts were in vain as all the Warriors were tough.
Norquist and Arndt were the only standouts in Huron's
defense.
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“Actions Speak Plainer Than Words”
HURON 0—ABERDEEN 53
Haying been held to but one touchdown in the first half,
the Aberdeen Eagles broke loose with 47 points in the last
half. Huron's only threat was stopped at the one yard line.
Anderberg’s four trys from the three yard line couldn’t pene.
irate the stubborn Aberdeen defense.
HURON 0—MADISON 33
Even their newly-applied split-T couldn't save the Tiger
Homecoming from a shutout. It was Madison's passing that
spelled destruction for the Tigers as Anderberg again was
Huron's only consistent ground gainer.
HURON 13—WINNER 19
Stepping out of the conference, the Tigers showed their
scoring punch only to be defeated by a good Warrior team.
Huron's chance to win was stopped as a last minute touch-
down was called back on a penalty.
HURON 34—YANKTON 13
By hitting their scoring stride again. Huron's power dropped
on the Yankton Bucks on the Bucks' Homecoming. Ander-
berg scored 32 points for the Tigers as the whole Tiger team
looked the best of the season.
HURON 14—MITCHELL 14
The Tigers spoiled the respectively tough Kernals with a
surprising tie. If Huron's passing performance had clicked the
Tigcra would not have had to fight from behind. With 2 sec-
onds left, Huron scored and added the extra point with the
hard driving efforts of Anderberg and Stephenson.
HURON 6-BROOKINGS 20
The Tigers held the potent Bobcats to a lone touchdown
in three quarters, before the ’Cats broke away for two more.
In the waning minutes Phil Stephenson romped 69 yards on
the kick-off to set up Huron's only touchdown. The score
came on a pass from Anderberg to Schmidt in the end zone.
HURON 6—WATERTOWN 26
The Huron Tigers just didn't have the power to stop .the
surprising Watertown Arrows. Their only score came from
Rog Anderberg as he ran back an Arrow punt for 45 yards.
Twice Huron was within the six yard line but couldn't score.
Jim Arndt playing his last game for the Orange and Black,
again stood out on defense.
“ A ” Football
TOP PHOTO
First row. left to right: Donald Schmidt. Albert Cropp. Arden Back row, left to right: Rodney Barnes. Philip Stephenson.
Weldauer, James Arndt, Ronald Arteman, Vernon Norquist, Clinton Miller. Roger Anderberg, Dean Oh\a.
Floyd Hofer
BOTTOM PHOTO
First row, left to right: Nick Brun, Robert Brush. William Back row. left to right: Robert Olson. Clarence Daniel. Gene
Lemmer. Larry Luther. John Sauer, James Swab. Denis Me- Jacoby, Robert Rhinehart, Robert Myers. Jerry Bales.
Mahon, Courtney Venables, Theodore Blum.
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“When We Don’t Get Along”
Back iow. Je.’t to right: Roger Gibbon, Dean Conklin. John
Fii.-se. Nelson Miner, Gene Tewksbury. Gale Kooyman, Ro-
bert Pieice. John Meyer. Fred Brodsky. David Nelsen.
Second row. leit to right: James Hook, Paul Allen, James
Smalley, Richard Garber. James Brush. Charles Anderson.
Keith Kinyon. Gary Gruver. Daryl Stahl. Coach Dale Errett.
First row. left to right: Allen Bergerson, Student Manager;
Cecil Smith: John Horton; Glen Halter; Richard Seeman: Rich-
ard Roth; Clyde Shanholtz: Ross Matson; David Malthouse;
Richard Tsch’etter; Keene Fridley, Student Manager.
“B” Football
Coach ______
Captain _______
Student Managers .........
Mr. Dale Errett
Clyde Shanholtz
Allen Bergerson
Keene Fridley
SEASON’S RECORD
Huron „___________________ 0 Brookings _________ 27
Huron ___.....____.....____ 7 Aberdeen _____________46
Huron _____________ 6 Mitchell __ _______ 19
Huron _____________ 13 Wessington Springs ____ 33
Huron ... 0 Aberdeen ____________14
TOTAL POINTS
Huron _________________„ 26 Opponents_________ 139
TOTAL GAMES WON
Huron ______________ 0 Opponents 5
FOOTBALL ACTION SHOT
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“You Claim I’tn Always Wrong”
Back row, left to right: Roger Bartholow, Floyd Hofer.
Front row, left to right: William Lemmer, William
Markey, James Arndt, Vernon Norquist. Philip Ste-
phenson, Fred Brodsky.
Intramural Basketball
Coach _________________________________ Mr. Don R. Williams
TEAM
BADGERS ____
BOILERMAKERS
BUCKEYES
GOLDEN BEARS
CAPTAINS
William Markey
___ Roger Bartholow
_____________ .. Fred Brodsky
_____________ William Lemmer
TEAM CAPTAINS
GOPHERS James Arndt
HAWKEYES ____ ___ Floyd Hofer
HONKERS ___..... __ ._. Vernon "PeeWee” Norquist
WOLVERINES ______ ____________ Philip Stephenson
“4” BASKETBALL ACTION SHOTS
'‘Don't Always Argue With Me"
Standing, left to right: Ronald Arteman, Dean Oliva. Clarence
Daniel. Donald Schmidt, Albert Cropp. Arthur Peters, Robert
Olson, Theodore Blum, Jerry Bales, Roger Anderberg.
Kneeling: John Sauer, Student Manager.
“ A” B a s k e t b a 11
Coach _______________________ Duane Clodfeller
Captains Clarence Daniel, Robert Olson
Student Manager . John Sauer
The Huron City School Athletic Program, introduced in 1928,
is a very successful one. It enables every boy in the fourth grade
through the twelfth grade to participate in competitive football, bas-
ketball, volleyball and track. The four grade schools have four
coaches, the junior High has two coaches, and the Senior High has
two coaches.
The field of sports is one ol the most important phases ol
school life. Beginning in physical education class, the students are
trained and coached for participation in various sports. The endeavor
of the school and the coaching staff is to strengthen growth by
representation and cooperation in the numerous sport activities. Heim',
able to bear defeat as well as to share in the glory of victory, both
plavers and students develop loyally and school spirit. I Ims the
memories of athletics remain with the '.'radunlcs.
STATE TOURNEY
Huron 44 Watertown 53
Huron 45 Rapid City 48
Huron 44 Winner ’ 32
SECTIONAL TOURNEY
Huron 31 Mitchell 29
Huron 45 Pierre 60
Huron 50 Pierre 41
SEASON’S RECORD
Huron 39 Sioux Falls 37
Huron 43 Brookings 49
Huron 31 Watertown 33
Huron 45 Aberdeen 37
Huron 31 Yankton 49
Huron 47 Mitchell 52
Huron 48 Madison 41
Huron 28 Sioux Falls 51
Huron 41 Brookings 60
Huron 42 Watertown 5=
Huron 42 zXberdeen 55
Huron 4(1 Ynnkton 40
Huron 40 Mitchell 42
TOT AL GAMES WON
Huron 4 1 Opponents 9
TOTAL POINTS
Huron 523 1 Opponents 60/
ALL STATE TEAM
Clarence Daniel
honorable mention
TEAM
Dean Oliva
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“It’s Not All My Fault”
Standing. left to right: Clinton Miller, Robert Brush, Gene
Tewksbury, James Gascoigne. John Mever. Robert Fitzgerald,
Robert Myers.
Kneeling, left to right: George Skczas. James Brush. Dems
McMahon. Ross Matson. Marvin Maxvoid, Keith Kinyon.
David Bischoff.
SEASON’S RECORD
Huron 41 Sioux Falls 38
Huron 35 Brookings 40
Huron 28 Watertown 34
Huron 38 Aberdeen 37
Huron 30 Yankton 29
Huron 30 Mitchell 40
Huron 47 Madison 41
Huron 25 Sioux Falls 40
Huron 41 Brookings 38
Huron 38 Watertown 30
Huron 46 Aberdeen 38
Huron 39 Yankton 28
Huron 38 Mitchell 39
TOTAL GAMES WON
Huron 8 Opponents 5
total POINTS
Huron 476 Opponents 479
“ B ” B a s k e t b a 11
Coach __________________________ Mr. Don R. Williams
Captain ___________ __.... ... John Meyer
Student Manager Allen Bergerson
To everyone in Huron High School, an important phase of
school life is filled by the ever-exciting field of sports. Knowing the
glorious joy of winning as well as the way to bear loss are the emotions
shared by both the students and the players that develops a common
bond of loyalty which increases with each game. Backing our team
to victory and building a staunch devotion for our school, and all
it stands for — it is for these things that we fight.
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“I Never Can Explain It”
President
Vice President
..... Darlene Mann
Carol Ann Hansen
Secretary-Treasurer
Marlene Karstens
Sponsor
Miss Loisjane Anway
GAA OFFICERS
Darlene Mann. Carol Ann Hansen, Marlene Karstens.
JUNIOR GAA
Back row. left to right: Shirley Walker; Norma Boetel: Dawn
Youells: Marlene Erickson: Miss Loisjane Anway. Coach:
Darlene VanTour; Lois Ann Schmidt; Nancy Rudloff; Joseph-
ine Foasberg.
First row. left to right: Patricia Flanagan. Francis Cranston;
Ruby Lou Sellers: Dolores Schaffer; Barbara Krumrn; Janice
Erickson. Marilyn Luther.
SENIOR GAA
Back row, left to right: Wanda Cowing, Joyce Reinartz, Carol
Ann Hansen, Arlene Gross, Shirley Johnson, Hazel Amacher,
Barbara Habel, Norma Borah.
Second row. left to right: Marlene Karstens. Verdis Golubic-
kas. Diana Tschettcr, Wanda Tschetter, Vivian Beutner. Jac-
queline Marone, Joyce Geiger. Marilyn Nelson.
First row. left to right: Jacqueline VanTour, Darlene Mann.
SOPHOMORE GAA
Back row. left to right: Priscilla Thrall; Verlyn Walter, Helen
Parris. Lonna Hanson, Nan Schmidt, Arija Kcksis, Shirley
Flolo.
Second row, left to right: Marilyn Oliva, Charleen Lynch,
Alta Loeffelbcin Claudette Thompson, Shirley Schwartz,
Dolores Gleich, Bonnie Seger, Bonnie Birkholtz, Donna Garry.
First row, left to right: Barbara Liem, Jean Schmidt, Jeanette
Heckcnliablc.
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( FE A T URES)
79
“It Isn't Hozv You Look"
TIGER DAY HOMECOMING EVENTS
80
‘‘That Always Warms My Heart”
Age,' . Ubaij ^JJomecoming Royalty
John Sauer KNIGHTS OF HONOR Clarence Daniel
Janis Smith MAIDS OF HONOR Marlene Karstens
SI
“Everytime You’re Close To Me’’
aruey
82
“It Makes Me All A Glow”
83
“It Isn’t How You Smile’’
TIGER DAY HOMECOMING EVENTS
Top row, left to right: Faculty Winners—Mrs. R. N. Camp-
bell. Principal G. G. Bell; Tiger King Harvey Heckenliable.
Tiger Queen Beverly Irving; Prize Winner James Swab.
Center row, left to right: Prize Winners Shirley Walker, Bev-
erly Wahl; Cheer Leadens Thomas Anderson, Frankie
Swett, Lois Mueller, Jacquelyn VanTour. Miriam Mueller,
Darlene Mann; Prize Winner Audrey Barber.
Bottom row, left to right: Tiger Day Parade.
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“That Always Thrills Me So"
SENIOR HONORS
Basketball King------Basketball Queen
Clarence Daniel Marilyn Nelson
Hickville King-----Hickville Queen
James Buck Janis Smith
D. A. R. Representative
Janis Smith
Turkey Hop Milk Maid----Hired Man
Kathrvn Ann Kiel Roger Bartholow
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“Everytime You Look At Me”
Left to right: Miss Wilma Bliss, Faculty Adviser: Clarence
Daniel. Kathryn Ann Kiel; Barbara Habel; Margaret Ritchey
McDowell; John Sauer; Miss Vera Bailey, Faculty Adviser.
N a I i o n a 1 11 o n o r Society
President _______________________________________________ Barbara Habel
Vice President _____________________________ Kathryn Ann Kiel
Secretary-Treasurer _______.............. Margaret Ritchey McDowell
Publicity Chairman _________________________.... Clarence Daniel
Social Chairman ____ ... _________________________ John Sauer
Sponsors ___________ ____________________ Miss Vera Bailey
Miss Wilma Bliss
Presenting a plaque to the session room having
the highest average in grades was the project of the
National Honor Society. Every six weeks NILS
members averaged grades of each Senior High ses-
sion. The room with the highest average received
the plaque for that six weeks.
The society was organized in 1921 by principals
of secondary schools, and has grown to include
chapters in Puerto Rico, Hawaii, and the Philli-
pines, and local chapters in all states, totaling over
2300. Our Huron chapter was granted in 1941.
Keeping the membership down to fifteen per cent
of the Senior Class, a student, in order to be elig-
ible, must be in the upper third of his class, and
must have attended Huron High School for at least
one year.
Candidates for membership are chosen by vote
of the members of the local chapter and the fa-
culty on the basis of scholarship, service, leadership,
and character.
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QUILL and SCROLL
Back row, left to right: Donald Schmidt, Maurice Monahan, Patricia Flanagan, Dolores Schaffer, Robert Annett, Dorothy
Ruby Lou Sellers. Plowman.
Second row. left to right: Josephine Foasberg, Dawn Youells, First row, left to right: Kathryn Ann Kiel, Clarence Daniel,
James Williams.
Quill a n (1 Scroll
President ......___________ Margaret Ritchey McDowell
Vice President_____ _________________Clarence Daniel
Secretary-Treasurer ________..______________ Kathryn Ann Kiel
Social Chairman ____ . _____________________Kathryn Ann Kiel
Sponsors ___... _______________________________... Mr. Ralph Roy
Miss Kathleen Cone
Miss Wava K. Larsen
A
Back row, left to right: John Sauer, John Gardner. ]\fnriiyn
Jones, Dorothy Kutzler, Shirley Bergerson, Mary Ann Wipf.
FBUTtn row. left to right: Donna Garrv, Claudette Thompson,
Marilyn Oliva, Lonna Hanson. Nancy Ellsworth, Barbara Jel-
gerhuis, Donna Heyer, Ruth Fuller.
Third row, left to right: Ruby Lou Sellers, Lynn Windhorst,
Barbara Krumm. Roberta Sellers. Carol Ann Hansen, Joyce
C 1 u b
Reinartz. Margaret Ritchey McDowell. Norma Linderman.
Second row, left to right: Norma Borah. Barbara Habel, Jo-
sephine Foasberg. Patricia Flanagan. Wanda Cowing. Macv
Piper, June Peters, Phvllis Katz. K
First row, left to right: Kathryn Ann Kiel. Lois Mueller
Stephanie Smith. Darlene Mann. Marian Gross. Shirlev Flolo.
Ramona Waldner, Dorothv Plowman
“I Stood There Watching You”
Boys’ Staters
Back row, left to right: John Sauer, Clarence Daniel, James Buck.
Front row: John Gardner.
Girls' Staters
Front row, left to right: Barbara Habel, Lois Mueller.
Key Club —Tig
Back row, left to right: David Bischoff; Kent Slocum: James
Williams; Mr. G. Scott Dexter. Key Club Sponsor; Norman
Peppers; Maurice Monahan; Loren Johnson.
Second row, left to right: James Swab, William Lemmer,
er K i w a n i a n s
Robert Olson. Ronald Arteman, Roger Bartholow, John Win.
kle, Dale Lemke, Floyd Hofer, James Arndt.
Front row left to right: John Gardner. Clarence Daniel. Roger
Anderberg, John Sauer, Clarke Christiansen, James Buck,
Gene Jacoby.
Key Club Promotes Clean-Up Campaign
President ______________________________________ Roger Bartholow
Vice President________.......................... ._______............. Ronald Arteman
Secretary ____________ _______________________ Clarke Christiansen
Treasurer .............................. . . . James Williams
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oes
(SPONSORS)
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“To Buy My Baby Clothes”
ACCOUNTANT
A. S. Avery ............... 3 IOOF Bldg.
APPLIANCE STORE
Costain’s Appliance Store .. 35 4th S. E.
CLINICS
Huron Clinic ........................ Ill 4th S. E.
Tschetter and Hohm Clinic ... .. 455 Kansas S. E.
CONFECTIONERS
Cub Nut Hut
309 Dakota S.
ATTORNEY
Judge B. B. McClaskey .. 12 Masonic Temple Bldg.
AUTO DEALERS
George A. Royer------------------ 2nd and Illinois
Warren Motor Co...................... 65 2nd S. E.
CONTRACTORS
W. E. Bartholow and Son 8 Masonic Temple Bldg.
Concrete Construction Co. .. 8th & Wyoming
Henkel Construction Co. 3rd & Lawn Ridge S. E.
Hillestad Construction Co. K. P. Bldg. 3rd Floor
Frank Jaehn Construction Co. .... 117 2nd S. E.
BAKERIES
Colonial Bakery________________ 124 3rd S. W.
Swander Baking Co._____________117 Dakota N.
DENTISTS
Hagman and Schroeder........ 309 3rd S. W.
Dr. Jay Spink_______________ 1 IOOF Bldg.
BARBER SHOPS
Marvin Hughitt Barber Shop _ 377 Dakota S.
Palace Barber Shop ......... 335 Dakota S.
DEPARTMENT STORES
Habicht Department Store ... 270 Dakota S.
J. C. Penney Co. ............. 32 3rd S. W.
Sears, Roebuck and Co........ 405 Dakota S.
Wagner Dry Goods.............. 346 Dakota S.
BOTTLING COMPANY
Nehi Bottling Co................ 433 Kansas S. E.
DRUG STORES
BUS DEPOT
Bus Depot ___
Fellows and Clarke Pharmacy .. 263 Dakota S.
Schwartz Pharmacy ........... 361 Dakota S.
Wheeler Drug Store .......... 339 Dakota S.
BUS LINES
... 424 Wisconsin S. W.
DRY CLEANERS
Jackrabbit Bus Lines........
424 Wisconsin S. W.
Marvin Cleaners .................. Tams Hotel
Model Laun-Dry Cleaners .... 259 Wisconsin S. W.
Vallet Cleaners_________________... 179 3rd S. W.
CAFES
George’s Restaurant, Inc.. 331 Wisconsin S. W.
Lee’s Inn ................... 225 Lincoln S. W.
Snow’s Drift Inn ................ 301 Dakota S.
ELECTRIC COMPANIES
Lothrop’s Electric Shop _ 213 Wisconsin S. W.
Northwestern Public Service Co. .. 381 Dakota S.
State Electric Service........ 164 Dakota S.
CHIROPRACTORS
ELEVATOR
Dr. R. P. Bethke, D. C.........7 IOOF Bldg.
Dr. R. E. Medeck................ 640 3rd S. E.
Sheldon F. Reese........319 Market Road S. W.
CIGAR STORES
FARM MACHINERY
Myers Cigar Store ............... 328 Dakota S.
Pat’s Cigar Store.................. 59 3rd S. E.
James River Imp. Co.... ....... 216 Dakota N.
Karstens and Hanson ........... 208 Dakota N.
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“I Buy Her Diamond Rings”
FLORIST
Walker Flower Shop
.......... 437 Dakota S.
Mcllvaine's Insurance Agency ... 1340 Ohio S. W.
Riley Insurance Agency .......... 16 IOOF Bldg.
Robert Stanosheck Agency —........ 119 3rd S. W.
State Farm Ins. Co. ... .........- 8 K. P. Bldg.
A. W. Palm, State Director
Bill Wolner Insurance Agency .. ... 5 K. P. Bldg.
FUNERAL HOME
Weller- Funeral Home
267 3rd S. E.
JEWELRY STORES
FURRIERS
Rex Jewelry............ ....... - 64 3rd S. W.
“Huron’s Finest Jewelry”
Smith Jewelry Store . ......... 357 Dakota S.
Eiler’s Master Furriers
163 3rd S. W.
LOUNGE
GROCERIES-----RETAIL
Council Oak Store............ 378 Dakota S.
Ed and Eb’s Supermarket____4th & Wisconsin
Lampe’s Supermarket ..... 1950 Dakota S.
Shanny’s Grocery ... ..... 107 Lincoln S. W.
Tam O’Shanter Lounge
Tams Hotel
GROCERIES---WHOLESALE
LUMBER
Huron Lumber Company . 449 Wisconsin S. W.
Peter Mintener Lumber Co...Ill Kansas S. E.
Newberger Building Materials 1410 4th N. W.
Dakota Biscuit Co.
Morin-Colton Co. .
110 Dakota N.
49 2nd S. E.
MACHINE SHOP
Hollarbush Machine Works ......... 744 3rd S. E.
HARDWARE
Coast-to-Coast Store ....... 245 Dakota S.
Stiver Hardware .............. 240 Dakota S.
Waibel Hardware ...............351 Dakota S.
MEN’S CLOTHING STORES
Hedblom, the Clothier ...... 333 Dakota S.
E. C. Olson Clothing Co. .... 239 Dakota S.
Osborn’s Mens’ Wear .......... 10 3rd S. W.
HOTEL
Marvin Hughitt Hotel .........._ 369 Dakota S.
MUSIC SHOP
Ritchey's Music Shop ..
46 4th S. W.
ICE COMPANY
Huron Ice Company
192 Utah S. E.
NEWS AGENCY
Huron News Agency
234 Dakota S.
ICE CREAM STORES
Dairy Queen of Huron ...
Kellar’s Zesto Drive In ...
165 Lincoln S. W.
..... 1459 Dakota S.
OIL COMPANY
Socony Vacuum Oil Company . 330 Nevada S. W.
INSURANCE
Beach and Dickinson ............ 365 Dakota S.
Best and Williams _____________ 337 Dakota S.
R. N. “Bob” Campbell ___________P. O. Box 314
Equitable Life Assurance Society.........
...................... 505 Montana, S. W.
Flanagan Insurance Agency ...............
...... 102 Farmers & Merchants Bank Bldg.
R. B. Hill Agency.....14 Masonic Temple Bldg.
Kuehn Insurance Agency ________________—
_________________17 Masonic Temple Bldg.
OPTICAL MANUFACTURES
N. P. Benson Optical Co.............. 39 3rd S. E.
OPTOMETRISTS
Dr. Sherman L. Johnson.....313 Dakota S.
Dr. C. L. Robeson............ 34 3rd S. E.
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PAINT AND GLASS
“To Keep Her In Style”
SCHOOL AND OFFICE SUPPLIES
Luther Paint & Glass Co. ...... 258 Dakota S.
Kiel Brothers, Inc.
56 4th S. W.
PHOTOGRAPHY
Flolo Studio & Camera Shop __ 227 Dakota S.
Sid Glanzer Studio....... 320 3rd S. E.
Zahler's Studio . ._..... 237 I? Beach S. E.
SEED HOUSE
Peavcy Seed House
205 Wyoming S. W.
SERVICE STATION
PHYSICIAN
Dr. R. A. Buchanan 215 Nat’l Bank of S. D. Bldg.
Dr. Joseph Tschetter, M. D........... .
.. ........... ... 3 Masonic Temple Bldg.
Bales Oil Company
SHOE REPAIR
The Shu Fixery
1355
110
4th N.
3rd S.
W.
W.
PLUMBING — HOUSEHOLD SUPPLIES
Midwest Supply Co.
134 Dakota S.
SHOE SHOPS
Potter’s Quality Footwear
Service Shoo Shop, Inc.
20 4th S. W.
316 Dakota S.
PRINTERS
F. H. Brown Printing Co. Nat’l Bank of S. D. Bldg.
Collins Printing Co.......... ...... 60 4th S. W.
SPORT SHOPS
Liem Sporting Goods 52 4th S. W.
Tredway Sporting Goods 425 Wisconsin S. W.
PRODUCE COMPANIES
STORAGE
Fairmont Foods Co............ 323 3rd S.
Swift and Company .......... 41 Dakota
E.
N.
Central Storage ......
57 Market Road S. W.
PUBLISHER
Huronite and the Daily Plainsman .... 49 3rd S. E.
TAXICABS
Yellow Top Cab .. .....
.... 546 Wyoming S. W.
SAVINGS AND LOAN
TYPEWRITERS
Dakota Savings and Loan Co...... 356 Dakota S.
Irwin Typewriter Co............ 155 Dakota S.
Jack Knabe, Inc................ 425 Dakota S.
WOMEN’S APPAREL
Berg Style Shop................... 26 3rd S. W.
Geyerman’s ...................... 60 3rd S. W.
Jarold Shops..................... 14 3rd S. W.
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93
“HI Be There For You”
A
Abbas, Doris. 40
Ahlstrom, Mavella.
Aldal. Louise. 13. 40. 60
Allen Carol. 19, 46, 50. 51. 53.
59. 60
Allen. Eva. 19
Allen, Jaqueline, 19
Allen. Mr. Louis. 16
Amacher. Hazel. 19. 53, 59.
60. 76
Anderberg, Roger L . 13. 34.
38. 69. 71. 72. 73. 76. 88
Anderson. Dean. 40
Anderson. Jim. 34
Anderson, Keith. 19
Anderson. Tom. 33. 34. 38. 80
Anderson. Willard, 18, 19. 20.
31 53 80
Annet, Bob. 34. 46. 59, 61. 87
Anwav. Miss Lois. 78
Arndt. Jim. 19, 31. 69. 70,. 71.
72. 73. 75. 88
Arteman Ronald 34. 69. 72,
73, 76. 88
B
Bailey, Miss Vera, 13. 14, 86
Baker. Lyle. 3. 19. 47 52, 54
Bales. Jerry. 33. 34. 38. 49,
69 70, 71, 72, 73, 76
Banko Janet, 19, 50, 51. 53.
59. 60
Barber. Audrey. 40. 52. 80
Barnes. Rodney, 34, 38. 69.
71. 72. 73
Barnes, Russel. 34, 65
Bartel. Al. 16
Bartelt. Mr. Robert, 14
Bartholow. Roger. 19. 46. 59,
61. 69. 75. 85. 88
Bartholow. Thomas. 38, 40. 61
65. 66
Barton. Llovd, 40
Baseman, Eleanor. 20
Bates. Betty, 34, 59, 60
Beck, Jerry. 40
Beck. Viva Dell. 40, 52
Bell, Miss Lois. 11
Bell. Mr. G. G.. 11. 12, 13. 15.
63. 80
Bell. Mrs. G. G„ 11
Benson. Mr. Boyd, 11
Bergerson, Allen. 40. 59, 61.
70. 74
Bergerson, Shirley. 40. 59, 60.
87
Betts. Linda. 40. 53. 64
Beutner, Vivian. 20. 78
Beever. Alice. 34. 52
Birkholtz, Bonnie, 40. 52, 60,
78
Bischoff. David. 18, 38, 39. 40,
66. 77. 79. 88
Bliss. Miss Wilma, 11. 14, 52,
86
Blum. Ted. 34, 58. 69. 71, 72.
73. 76
Boetel. Norma. 34 . 38. 57 , 65,
66. 78
Boetel. Robert, 40. 58. 65.
Bolte. Harold. 40. 64. 66
Boomsma. Carol. 40
Boone, Donna. 20
Borah, Lois. 20. 58
Borah. Norma. 20. 53, 60, 78.
80. 87
Bowder. Jo Ann, 40
Boyd. Dean
Bovd, Don. 20. 58
Brisco". Miss Laura. 11. 13,
14. 15
Brodskv. Fred, 34, 74, 75
Brost. Palmer. 40
Brown. Don. 34. 49
Brown. Miss Dona. 14. 50. 51
Brown, Nancy, 34
Brugman. Don, 34. 46. 65, 66
Brumwell. Franklin, 40
Brun. Nick, 13. 21, 31. 58. 69.
72. 73
Brush, Jimmy. 38, 39, 40, 69,
71. 74
Brush. Robert, 34, 71, 72, 73
77. 79
Bryan. Willis, 40
Buchanan. Dr. R. A.. 10, 11
Buck. Jim. 18. 21, 22. 63. 69,
80. 85. 88
Burnett, Richard. 40
Busch. Donald. 34. 54, 77, 79
Butts, Charles
Byrne. Edward. 40
c
Campbell. Mrs. R. N . 12, 80
Campbell. Shirley. 34, 58
Cantonwine. Wanda. 34
Carlson. Jean. 34. 60
Champlain. Theodore. 40
Chase, Wilma. 18. 21. 51, 52
Christensen, Della. 21
Christiansen. Clarke, 34. 57,
59. 61. 64, 66. 88
Claymore. Mr. John C.. 11
Clodfelter, Mr. Duane. 14. 70,
72
Collins. Marlene. 21, 31. 46.
53. 60. 65. 66
Cone. Miss Kathleen. 13, 14.
15
Cook. Phyllis. 34. 59. 60
Corcoran. Arlene. 34. 58. 60
Corcoran. Blanche. 40. 60
Costain. Richard. 40. 59. 61
Costello, Jim, 34. 38. 46, 58,
59. 61, 66
Cotton. Jim. 34. 58. 59. 61
Cou’-sev. Dwight. 40, 58, 64
Cowing, Wanda. 21, 50. 51, 78,
87
Cox. Russel. 40. 57
Cranston. Frances, 34. 38, 52,
57. 59. RO 78
Cronn Albert, 34, 69. 71, 72,
73. 76
Cummin". Bonnie. 34. 64. 66
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Dalrymple, Frank. 34. 59. 61
Daniel. Clarence. 3. 18, 21. 24,
31. 32. 48. 52. 59. 61. 69. 70.
71. 72. 73. 76. 80, 81, 86 87,
88
Dave. Francis. 32, 40 53, 58.
61
Decker. Joyce. 34. 64
Deist. Barbara, 21
De Long. Joan. 40. 60
De Vries, Gene. 40. 49
De Vries. Sharon. 40, 60
Dexter. Mr. G. Scott, 5 14, 88
Dolan. Marv Lou. 41. 53
Dosch. Florence. 41. 52
Dotson. M-. Jasp“r. 14
Dureskv. Jovce. 34
Dynes, Terry. 3. 22. 47, 52
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Eastman. Gyla 53
Egan. Colleen, 41, 53, 65
Ehrich. Marlene. 22. 59, 60
Elliot, Mr. Marvin, 14
Ellsworth. Nancy, 38, 41. 52,
60, 64, 66. 87
Engstrom, Mr. Erling
Erickson, Janice, 35, 46. 53, 60
Erickson. Marlene. 13, 35. 52
Errett, Mr. Dale, 14. 70, 71 74
Eschen, Janelle, 41. 60
Evans, Mr. Russell
F
Fath. Carol. 41. 54
Finch. Carol, 41
Fingerson. Ronald. 22. 54
Fitzgerald. Bob. 41, 58. 77. 79
Flanagan. Pattv, 35. 38, 48.
52. 57. 59, 60, 78, 87
Flatt. Cherie, 41
Flesner. Mary Ellen. 35. 64, 66
Fletchall. Mary. 41. 53, 60
Flolo, Shirley, 32, 41. 53. 59.
60. 78. 87
Foasberg. Josenhinc, 35, 38.
48. 52. 57, 59. 60 78. 87
Friedrichsen. Le Rov. 35. 49
Fuller. Ruth. 41. 52, GO, 64, 66,
87
Gamber. Joan. 22
Gamber, Leslie. 41, 49
Gamber. Ronald
Garber. Richard 35, 74
Gardner. John. 18. 22. 52. 87,
88
Gardner. Marvin. 35. 53, 59.
61
Garrv, Donna, 38. 39, 41. 52.
60. 78. 87
Garry. Marilyn, 33. 35. 53. 60
Gascoigne, Jimmy. 41. 49, 77,
79
Gehring. Joyce. 35. 52, 53. 60
Geiger. Joyce. 22, 53 65. 66,
78
Gibbon. Roger. 41. 53. 54, 74
Gilbert. Miss Alice. 11
Gillespie. Cvnthia. 35. J8
Gleason. Lila. 11. 13. 15. 22
Gleich. Dolores. 41. 53. 64, 66.
78
Golubickas Verdis, 22. 60,
51, 59. GO. 78
Greeves Mrs. Ruth. 4. 14
Gray. Martha. 41, 60
Gresbrink. Marlene. 41. 52
Gross. Arlene. 23, 50 51, 78
Gross. Esther. 23. 50. 51
Gross, Marian, 35. 87
Gross. Marilyn. 41
Gross. Violet. 41
Grothe, Mr. E. C . 11
Gruver, Gary, 41. 74
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Habel. Barbara, 13, 18. 21, 23,
31, 32, 52, 59, 60, 78. 80. 86.
87
Hagedorn. Kenneth. 35
Hall. Al. 35. 58
Hall. Richard. 41
Halter, Glen, 41. 49. 74
Hansen, Carol Ann. 13. 15 18,
23. 46, 53, 58. 59. GO. 78. 87
Hansen. Carol, N.. 35. 60. 80
Hanson, Lonna, 13, 38. 41. 53,
55. 60. 78. 87
Harlow. Miss Dana, 11, 15. 53
Harra, Joan
Hartley. Hollis, 35
Hase, Gary, 41. 53, 64. 66
Heavirland, Philip, 23
Heckenliable. Harvey, 18, 23,
31. 69, 70, 80, 82, 84
Heckenliable, Jeanette, 18. 38,
39. 41. 60. 78
Henry, Allan
Hetlinger. Jack. 24, 52, 80
Hever. Donna Lee, 41. 53. 60,
65, 66. 87
Hill. William 41. 52
Hilhgoss, Candace. 41, 53. 56
Hines. Catherine. 41. 58. 64. 66
Hofer. Dale. 35
Hofer, Dehner, 41
Hofer. Floyd. 24. 69. 72. 73,
75. 80, 88
Hofer. Gordon. 42
Hofer. Linda. 42
Holfortv, Vernon. 16.
Hook, James, 35. 53, 74
Horton. Adrianne. 35. 52
Horton. John. 42, 55, 74
Houlton, Robert. 42. 53. 64. 66
Houseman. Betty, 42, 53, 58
Howard. Bernard, 35. 61
Husted, Laura Jean, 35
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Ibis. Clifford 24
Irving. Beverly. 24. 31. 59. 60,
80. 83. 84
Jackson. Charles. 42
Jacoby, Gene, 24, 31, 58, 69,
72. 73. 80. 88
Jansen. Wanda, 35, 58
Jaquette. Fave. 42
Jelgerhuis. Barbara, 38. 39. 42.
52. 60, 65. 87
Jensen, Betty Jean. 42
Johannes. Robert. 42. 65
Johannes. Shirlev, 24, 50. 51.
52, 59. 60
Johnson. Audrey, 42, 52. 55.
65
Johnson. Harlan. 25
Johnson. Jean. 33. 35
Johnson Loren. 42, 53. 59, 61,
64. 66. 88
Johnson. Robert. 35.
Johnson. Shirley. 25. 60 78. 80
Johnston. Margaret. 25. GO
Jones. Mr. Harry. 15 54
Jones. Marilyn. 42, 52. 59, 65,
66 87 (i> 3.
Kaiser. Miss Jessie, 15
Karstens. Marlene. 13. 18. 25,
50. 51. 53. 59. GO. 78. 80, 81
Katz. Phvllis, 35. 54, 87
Kauth. Richard. 25. 58
Keksis, Arija. 42. 52. 78
Keller. Jack. 35. 38. 46, 57.
59. 61. 65
Kiel, Kathryn Ann. 2, 23. 25,
31, 48. 52. 56. 59, 61. 80. 85.
86, 87
Kinyon. Keith, 42, 53. 74, 77.
79
Kirby, Jaquelyn, 35. 53
Kirby, Lenore, 42
Kirby. Mavis. 42, 53, 58
Kirk’ Robert, 35. 52
Klassen, Jimmy, 42. 52, 54,
55. 59. 61
Kludt. Beverly. 25
Knabe. Joan. 42
Knickram. Mary Lou. 35
Knouse. Rosemary, 25. 50. 51
Kooyman. Gale. 35, 74
94
“Through Laughter And Through Tears”
Knngen, Verda, 42, 60
Krumm, Barbara, 35, 46, 52,
57 . 59. 60, 78, 87
Kruse, Bill, 26. 58. 59. 61. 80
Krutch. Mr. Jerry, 15, 70. 72
Kutzler. Dorothy, 42, 87
N
Nelsen, David, 36, 38. 46, 57, 74
Nelsen. Mr. Ben, 15. 49
Nelson. Marilyn. 18. 27. 31, 53.
60. 78. 80
Norquist, Vernon, 36, 58. 69,
71, 72, 73, 75
Rolof, Betty
Roth. Richard. 36. 53, 74
Roush. Carol
Roy. Mr. Ralph, 15, 46
Royer. George
Rudloff, Nancy, 36. 46, 60. 78
Ruhlman. Mrs Vivian, 15
Thrall, Priscilla. 44, 52. 60, 78
Timm, Joy. 30. 50. 51. 66
Trebian, John. 30
Trousdale. Beverly, 44
Tschetter, Clinton. 37. 49
Tschetter. Dianna. 30. 50. 51.
78
Tschetter. Frances, 11. 13. 15.
44. 60
Tschetter, Phyllis. 44. 60
Tschetter, Wanda. 30. 65. 66.
78
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La Fee, Mary Ann, 35. 59, 60
Lampe. Barbara, 13. 42, 53, 60
Langbehn, Louis, 36, 59, 61,
64, 66
Larsen. Mrs. Walter, 10, 11
Larsen. Miss Wava, 15
Larsen, Clara Mae. 42
Lather, Jessie. 42
Lavton, Arlo, 36
Lemke, Dale. 38, 42. 52, 59.
61. 88
Lemmer. Bill, 26, 69, 72, 73.
75. 88
Lentz. Ralph
Lewallen. Mrs. Ruth. 11 15
Liem, Barbara, 42, 60, 78
Linderman, Norina, 26. 87
Link Marjorie, 26, 60
Lipelt, Anna, 36. 60
Loeffelbein, Alta. 42, 60. 78
Luther, Larry. 36. 55, 72, 73
Luther, Marilyn, 36, 38, 52, 57.
60. 64, 66, 78
Lyman, Shirley
Lynch. Charleen, 42, 78
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O’Boyle, Jim, 36. 59, 61
Odegard, David, 43, 52, 59. 61
O’Halloran, Sally. 27. 31, 53,
80
Oliva, Dean. 36. 69, 71. 72. 76
Oliva. Marilyn, 13. 43. 52, 60,
78. 87
Olson, Bob, 13. 28. 31, 52. 69.
70. 72. 73. 76. 80. 88
Olson, Philip. 43, 59, 61
Oster, Dorothea. 43. 55
Ostrander, Jo Ann, 28. 52, 59.
60
Otte, Donald, 39, 43
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Malthouse. David. 36. 74
Mann. Darlene. 26. 31. 53. 58.
59. 60, 68. 78, 80, 87
Markey, Bill, 26. 53. 69. 71. 75
Marone, Betty, 26, 50, 51
Marone Jackie. 26. 50. 51. 78
Matson, Ross, 18, 39. 42, 52,
74. 77, 79
Maxey, Marvel, 36. 59. 60
Maxson. Carol. 42. 53
Maxvoid, Marvin, 36, 77, 79.
80
McKay, Miss Catherine, 15
McDonald, Jeanette. 42. 52
McDonald, Wayne. 27. 49
McFadden. Bob, 36
McFarling, Vivian, 42
McGaughey, Juanita, 36, 53.
54
McMahon, Denis, 36, 69, 72,
73, 77 79
Mead, Delores. 43
Medrud, Geraldine, 36
Mees. Neil, 43
Mentzel, Harlan, 27, 49
Meyer, Charleen, 43, 53. 60
Meyer, John, 43. 70. 74. 77. 79
Meyer, Lena. 36. 53, 59 60
Meyer Ronald. 36
Miedema, Claus Jr.. 36
Miedema. James, 36, 49
Miller, Clinton. 38, 43. 58.
69. 72. 73. 77, 79
Miller. Mr. Ray, 16
Miner, Nelson, 43. 49. 74
Monahan. Maurice, 13, 36. 64,
66, 80. 87. 88
Morse, Donna. 36, 46, 52, 54
Moser. Mary. 27. 60
Mueller. Lois, 18, 25. 27, 52.
55. 56. 59. 60, 68, 80, 87
Mueller, Miriam, 33, 36, 59, 60,
68. 80
Munion, Donald. 43. 58
Musolf, William, 43. 64, 66
Myers. Marcella. 43
Mvcrs, Robert, 36. 43, 72, 73,
77, 79
Parris. Helen, 43. 78
Patrick. Marlys, 43, 53
Paye, Carol. 28
Peek, Jeraldine, 43, 53, 64
Peppers. Norman. 13. 33.
38. 52, 59, 61, 64, 65. 66, 88
Peters. Arthur. 76
Peters. June. 28. 87
Peterson, Gerald. 36, 61
Peterson, James. 43
Peterson, Marilyn. 36
Phinney, Darlene. 36. 64, 66
Pier. Dwayne. 43. 49
Piper, Albert, 43. 49
Piper, Macy. 28. 52, 87
Plowman. Dorothy, 36. 46. 52.
59. 60. 87
Polly. Doorthy, 43, 52
Poulisse. Marvilla, 28. 58
Pribyl, Ronald, 43. 49
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Quiram, Aria, 36
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36,
Sanborn. Patti. 36
Sande, Mary. 38. 43. 65. 66
Sande. Ronald. 37
Sarahan. Patricia, 43. 58, 60
Sather, Sonna, .37
Sauer. Mr. J P.. 11. 86
Sauer. John. 18. 29. 31. 32.
69. 72 73. 76, 80. 81. 87. 88
Sawyer. Miss Ruth. 16
Schaffer. Dolores, 33. 37.
59 60. 78. 87
Scheele. David, 37, 70. 72
Schmidt, Don, 37. 48, 52,
69. 71. 72, 73. 76, 87
Schmidt, Jean. 38. 43, 48. 60,
Schmidt, Lois, 37, 46. 52. 59.
60. 78
Schmidt, Nan. 43. 48. 60, 78
Schnathorst, Alvin Jr., 43
Schnathorst. Betty, 43. 52. 60
Schneider. Melvin. 44. 49
Schwartz. Shirley, 38, 44,
55. 60. 78
Seeman. Richard 37. 49
Seger. Bonnie, 44. 48. 52,
66, 78
Sellers. Roberta 37, 58, 87
Sellers. Rubv Lou, 2, 37.
52. 58. 78. 87
Shanahan. Jack, 37
Sheoerskv, Richard, 29
Sibley, Winifred. 39 44, 59. 60
Simonettc. Miss Lillian. 16
Skezas. George. 44, 77, 79
Slocum. Mr. James F. 10. 11,
13. 15. 38. 63
Slocum. Kent, 44. 48. 59. 61.
65. 66. 88
Smith. Gary, 44. 58
Smith. Janis. 29. 31. 46. ....
60. 63 64. 65. 66, 80. 81, 85
Smith. Stephanie. 29. 52. 59.
60. 80. 87
Smits. Darrel. 44. 52. 61
Snow, Cleo, 29. 50, 51, 53. 59.
60
Sorenson. Valoris, 44
Soain. James.
Stahl. Darvl, 38, 44. 52, 55, 56.
74
Stahl. Elmer. 37
Stahl. Wilma. 37. 60
Stam. Rnseann. 30. 50. 51
Stelow. Marcia 44. 52. 60. 64
Stephenson. Phillip. 37, 69,
70. 71. 72. 73, 75
Stevens Joyce. 44. 52
Suiter. Keith, 37
Sutton, Helen. 44
Swab. Jim. 37, 52, 57. 59. 61.
69, 71. 72. 73. 80. 88
Swain, Jim, 37. 59
Swett. Frankie. 2, 12. 13. 30.
31. 48. 53. 59, 60. 68. 80
Syvertson, Vivian. 37 , 65. 80
53.
46.
64.
I, 78
53.
64,
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59.
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Vance. Mrs. Cora, 13 16
Van Tour. Darlene, 33, 37. 38.
59, 60, 64, 68. 78, 80
Van Tour. Jackie. 30. 46, 53.
59. 60, 64, 68. 78. 80
Venables, Courtncv. 3. 18, 30
47. 53. 54. 71, 72. 73
Venables, Mr. James. 11
Vensand, Marlene, 37, 53. 60
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Waack, Garry. 44
Wagner, Merlynn, 44. 49
Wahl. Beverly. 37, 80
Waldner. Dorothy. 30
Waldner. Marcelyn, 44
Waldner, Ramona, 37. 38, 52.
59. 60, 87
Walker, Shirley. 37 , 53. 59.
60, 78. 80
Walsh, Mr. Minton. 11
Walter. Delaine, 44
Walter, Verlyn. 44. 54, 78
Walters. Jim. 37
Wangness. Francis, 30
Wangness, Mary
Wedel, Verda, 37, 60.
Wegener. Leroy. 30
Weidauer. Arden. 37. 72. 73
Wells, Juanda. 30, 52. 59, (
Welsh, Jack, 44. 53, 59, 61
Wheeler. Betty. 44
Williams, Mr. Don. 16. 70.
72
Williams. Jim. 37, 47. 57.
61. 87, 88
Windherst. Marilyn. 37. 53, 87
Winkle. John, 37. 65. 66, 69.
71. 88
Winter, Jim. 44. 49
Wipf, Janice. 37, 53. 54
Wipf. Lorraine, 44, 60
Wipf. Mary Ann. 44. 54, 59,
60. 87
Wiseman. Merritt. 37, 59, 61
60
71,
59,
Randell, LaJune, 29
Rea. Deronda, 43, 52
Reaves, Phyllis, 43. 53, 60
Reilly, Jeanette, 36
Reinartz, Alice, 43. 53. 58. 60
Reinartz, Joyce, 29 . 53, 65, 66.
Youells, Dawn. 13. 37. 38. 46.
52. 60. 78. 87
Youngerman. Melvin. 37
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78. 87
Reineke, Margaret
Ruetter, Mr. D. C.. 15. 55
Rhinehart, Bob. 36, 61, 72, 73
Ringer, Mary, 43
Ritchev, Miss Alice, 15,
Ritchev, Margaret, 27.
52. 86, 87
58
29, 46,
Tait. Miss Frances. 11. 16
Tewksbury. Gene, 44, 74. 77,
79
Thielen. Mr. Peter J., 11 oo
Thompson, Claudette. 13. 38.
53. 55, 59. 60. 78. 87
Thompson. Myrna, 37. 44. 60
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Zeller, Mr. Bill
Zeller. Mrs. Bill. It
Zurbrigen. Bob. 37, 53. 57. 59,
61
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LOYALTY SONG
Were Joyal to you, Huron High;
We’re Orange and Black, Huron High;
We’ll back you to stand
Gainst the best in the land,
For we know you have sand, Huron High.
So smash through that line, Huron High,
We’re backing you all, Huron High,
Our team is our fame protector, on boys,
For we expect a victory for you, Huron High.
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