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Yearbook Name
The Tiger '52
Location
Huron, South Dakota (Beadle County, SD)
Additional Information
Constructed by
Huron Senior High School
Huron, South Dakota
Editors
LLESPIE
E EGASBERG
PRICIA ELANAGAN
Sport Editors
DONALD SCHMIDT
Crew
Managers
JAMES WILLIAMS
MAURICE MONAHAN
A rtists
RUBY LOU SELLERS
CLYDE SHANHOLTZ
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MARCELLA HOERNER
B oa rd of Edu ca ti o n
DR. R. A. BUCHANAN
President
of the
Board of Education
E. C. GROTHE
Member of the Board of Education
JOHN CLAYMORE
Treasurer of the School District
JAMES E. SLOCUM
Superintendent
of the
Huron City Schools
PETER J. THIELEN
Member of the Board of Education
MERLE W. MARSHALL
Manager of Arena-Auditorium
Clerk of the School District
Agent for Supply Purchases
Assistant to the Superintendent
J. P. SAUER
Vice President
of the
Board of Education
J. G. VENABLES
Member of the Board of Education
J. W. WALSH
Ex. Clerk of the School District
Drawing Up The Plans
( D E I) I C A T I O N )
To the BOARD OF EDUCATION on whose shoulders rest the weary burden
ol meeting the problems of Huron Senior High School, we dedicate the 1952 Tiger.
It is through their untiring efforts that our school is what it is today, and that the
HURON ARENA-AUDITORIUM is a reality instead of a dream.
To take time off from their own crowded lives and serve the public is indeed
a high patriotic service. Their wise and unselfish labors are appreciated by our school
and by the citizens in and about our community. Because we realize that it has been
their aim to make our school days a happy and profitable preparation for the future,
we express our heartfelt thanks to the BOARD OF EDUCATION for their efforts
on our behalf.
LAYING OF THE CORNERSTONE CEREMONY
Left to right: Supt. James F. Slocum. Architect Harold Spitznagcl. Dr. R. A. Buchanan. E. C. Grothe. J. G.
Venables. Peter J. Thielen, and J. P. Sauer.
DEDICATION OF THE HURON ARENA-AUDITORIUM
Thursday, March 27, 1952 7:30 P. M.
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Tigers On The Job
(FOREWOK 1) )
While the primary purpose of any school yearbook is to record
school events of the past year, such a record cannot be complete with-
out taking into consideration the traditions, precepts, and ideals of the
community of which the school is a part; for no young people are ever
entirely divorced from the environment in which they grow to maturity.
Choosing to build an appreciative book about the HURON
ARENA-AUDITORIUM, the Tiger Yearbook Staff of Huron Senior
High School, Huron, South Dakota, chose “TIGERS ON THE JOB”
as the theme which best expressed the school’s appreciation. The crew
and performers recall long practices, solemn assemblies, midnight vigils
with books, gay dances, thrilling moments at conference games, and
other events, important and unimportant, that round out an active year.
Huron’s new million-dollar ARENA-AUDITORIUM took the
spotlight in the year’s city activity. The arena can hold the entire popu-
lation of the city and seat half of it. There are 6,068 permanent seats
but the seating capacity can be increased by use of folding chairs. Con-
structed by the Huron school district, the structure is heated by both
radiant heat and forced hot air. The playing floor has two full-size prac-
tice basketball courts, a main basketball court, two badminton courts,
two volleyball courts and two shuffleboard courts.
Formal dedication of the ARENA-AUDITORIUM was held
Thursday evening, March 27, 1952 at 7:30 p.m. Superintendent James
F. Slocum arranged the full program and the Reverend Leslie Pugh
acted as master of ceremonies. Brief talks by Huron civic and educa-
tional leaders including Dr. R. A. Buchanan, president of the Board of
Education; Architect Harold Spitznagel of Sioux Falls; and Robert D.
Lusk, editor and publisher of the Daily Plainsman, were given. The
Huron High School Band conducted by Paul Christensen played dur-
ing the ceremonial, and a combined chorus of one-hundred and fifty
sixth graders sang under the direction of Mrs. Ruth K. Greeves.
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Spending Hour After Hour
(CONTENTS)
1—Deciding On An Arena................* Subtitle
2—Picking Out The Site.................* Title
A—Drawing Up The Plans ..............* Dedication
6—Tigers On The Joh................Foreword
7—Spending Hour After Hour............* Contents
8—Expressing Our Deep Appreciation......* Acknowledgements
9—Cooperating As They Do ..............* Administration
17—Getting Things Under Wav------------* Classes............
43—Working Toward rhe Top__ ____________* Features
55—Fighting For The Goal...............* Athletics
69—Entering Into Vast Space----- ----Activities
93—Putting On Finishing Touches-... ... Sponsors
.........
97—Preparing For Open Inspection-------* Index
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Expressing Our Deep Appreciation
(ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS)
We, THE TIGER YEARBOOK STAFF OF 1952, 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 WAV A K. L/kRSEN for
her invaluable assistance and careful supervision of the plans and de-
tails of this yearbook.
To the F. H. BROWN PRINTING COMPANY and THE ROYAL
ENGRAVING COMPANY goes the credit for the fine printed material
and cuts of this yearbook.
To the NATIONAL BOOK BINDING COMPANY we extend
our grateful thanks for the beautiful covers and neatly bound yearbook.
Credit is also due the FLOLO STUDIO AND CAMERA STORE;
THE PHOTO HOUSE; and SID GLANZER, PHOTOGRAPHER for
their fine printing and developing of photographic material. They put
in a great deal of time and effort in taking group photographs and in-
dividual pictures.
We would like to extend our grateful recognition to THE BUSI-
NESSMEN 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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Using Good Judgment
JAMES F SLOCUM. E S„ M A.
Superintendent of the Huron City Schools
GEORGE GILTNER BELL, B.S.. M.A.
Principal of the Senior High School
We appreciate their invaluable services ii bettering Huron Senior High School intellect-
ually, spiritually, and financially; we have deep and sincere personal regard For them; and we de-
sire to congratulate them on the great good thev have done for Huron.
School
A (1 m i ii is tr a I o r s
MERLE V/. MARSHALL
Manager of the Arena-Auditorium
Clerk of the School District
Agent of the Supply Purchases
Assistant to the Superintendent
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
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Spending Money Wisely
MRS R N. CAMPBELL
Secretary to Mr. Bell
MRS. WALTER LARSEN
Secretary to Mr. Slocum
Middlemen lor the community are these fixe men ol the board. They are responsible di-
rectly to the citizens for wise expenditure ol public funds, and are responsible to the parents and
students in carrying out policies most likely to bring progress to our public school system. We
realize that it has been their aim to make our school days a happy and profitable preparation for
the future.
B o a i- <1 o f E d u c alio 11
J. P. Sauer. Vice President of the Board ol Education;
■Lunes E. Slocum, Superintendent ol the Huron City
School; Merle W Mai ■•ball, Clerl of the School Oil
trict: Ur. 11. A. Buchanan, President ol the Board ol
Education; E. Gmlhe; Peter J Thielen;
aide. Unable to appeal in photo; John
’1'1 .u>t i "I lb'.- Bo.nd oi Education’ Bovd
Lcjal Advi-er lor the Board ol Education.
J. G. Veil-
< 'lavniore.
hl. Benson.
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Working In Groups
NORMAN PEPPERS
President of the Student Body
S I u (I e n l C o i! n c i 1
Office r s
President Norman Peppers
Vice President ______................_____________Larry Luther
Secretary-Treasurer Marlene Erickson.......
Adviser .............................. Principal G. G. Bell
Sponsor .................... Mrs. Vivien M. Ruhlman.........
The Student Council of Huron Senior High School
is made up of one elected representative from each of
seventeen home rooms. The group meets to discuss and
act on matters pertaining to student activities.
For its chief objective the Council had the task of trying to bring about maximum effi-
ciency and cooperation between all departments and the student body.
The Student Council serves as a medium through which student opinion may be presented
to the high school authorities. It officially represents the student body in all its dealing with the
authorities.
S t u (I e ii t Gove r ii m e n t
Student Council
Back row. left to right: Jeanette Schmidt; Clyde Shan-
holtz; Lois Jean Johnson; Louise Aldahl; Jackie Wald-
ner; Jeanette Heckenliable; Keene Fridley; Robert
Pierce; Donna Garry; Mrs. Vivien M. Ruhlman, Faculty
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Sponsor.
Front row, left to right: Claudette Thompson; Robert
Annett; Marilyn Jones; Marlene Erickson; Norman
Peppers; Larry Luther.
Agreeing On Ideas
Senior High Faculty
EDWARD W. BARTH
Librarian
Library Orientation
Library Club Sponsor
LAURA BRISCOE
Shorthand I, 11
Typing
Commercial Arithmetic
Senior Sponsor
PAUL CHRISTENSEN
Instrumental Music Supervisor
Senior High Band
Junior High Band
Pep Band
High School Dance Band
VERA BAILEY
Plane-Solid Geometry
Algebra II
Trigonometry
Junior Sponsor
Activity Books
National Honor Society Sponsor
WILMA M. BLISS
Latin I, II
World History
Junior Sponsor
Latin Club
National Honor Society
Advisory Sponsor
DONA S. BROWN
Bookkeeping
Distributive Education
Psychology
Sophomore Sponsor
Guidance Counseling Director
Distributive Education
Co-ordinator
V. DWANE CLODFELTER
Athletic Director
“A" Football Coach
"A" Basketball Coach
“A" Track Coach
Physical Education
’ "H" Club
RONALD W. COATES
Assistant "A" Football Coach
Assistant "A" Basketball Coach
"B" Basketball Coach
Intramural Basketball Coach
Junior High Social Sciences
Junior High Geography
KATHLEEN E. CONE
Journalism
World History
Tiger Paper
High School Publicity
Sophomore Sponsor
Quill and Scroll Sponsor
Bringing Experienced Help
G. SCOTT DEXTER
Bovs' Vocal Music Director
Boys' Glee Club
Troubadours
Mixed Chorus
Drama
American Literature
English Literature
Dramatics Coach
Senior Sponsor
Radio Program Co-ordinator
Key Club
ERLING ENGSTROM
Grade School Band
Tonettc
GLENN O. FUGLSBY
Driver Education
Behind-the-Wheel Instructor
DANA D. HARLOW
Spanish I, II
English Literature
American Literature
Senior Sponsor
Spanish Club
MARVIN ELLIOTT
Industrial Arts
Mechanical Drawing
DALE E. ERRETT
American History
Senior Sponsor
Assistant Track Coach
Junior High Athletics
RUTH K. GREEVES
Public School Music Director
Girls’ Vocal Music Director
Girls’ Glee Club
Mixed Chorus
Treble Clef Trio
Treble Clef Sponsor
ANDREW S. KLEINSASSER
Assistant "B" Football Coach
Junior High Mathematics
RUTH S. LEWALLEN
School Nurse
Red Cross Home Nursing
JESSIE KAISER
Home Economics—Sewing
WAVA K. LARSEN
English Literature
American Literature
English 10
Driver Education
Yearbook Adviser
Quill and Scroll Sponsor
Junior Sponsor
CATHERINE McKAY
Home Economics—Cooking
Home Economics Club
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Buying Necessary Supplies
CHARLOTTE MOSSMAN
Senior High Orchestra
Junior High Orchestra
Grade School Strings
B. T. NELSON
Vocational Agriculture
Future Farmers of America Adviser
"B" Football Coach
Junior Sponsor
ARTHUR P. PINER
Metal Shop
Trades and Industries
Co-operative Diversified Occupations
Gudiance — Counseling Director
DELBERT C. REUTTER
Advanced Speech
Speech
Debate
Driver Education
Forensic Director
Cheer Leader Sponsor
Sophomore Sponsor
ALICE RITCHEY
Public School Art Director
Art
Advanced Art
Written Expression
Junior High Art
Art Club
Sophomore Sponsor
RALPH ROY
Chemistry
Physics
Junior Sponsor
Busincss Manager of Tiger Paper
Business Manager of Tiger Yearbook
Gate Official for Athletics
VIVIEN M. RUHLMAN
Written Expression
American History
Student Council Sponsor
Sophomore Sponsor
LILLIAN SIMONETTE
Typing
Bookkeeping
Senior Sponsor
Honor Society Assistant Sponsor
National
FRANCES A. TAIT
Government—Civics
Commercial Law
American Literature
Sophomore Sponsor
DON R. WILLIAMS
Social Problems
Physical Education
Assistant Track Coach
Junior High Athletics
CORA S. VANCE
Biology
Junior Sponsor
THELMA WOLNER
Girls' Athletic Association
Junior High Physical Education
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Clearing The Grounds
ANNUAL HOME ECONOMICS CHRISTMAS TEA
Instructor . ...........
. Miss Catherine McKay
Pouring: Students. Phyllis Weidauer, Marilyn Weese.
Standing, left to right: Glenn O. Fuglsby, Merle W. Marshall, Don R. Williams. Supt. James F. Slocum.
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C ii s t o cl i a n s
Left to right: Marvin Roesch, Junior High: Louis Allen, Engineer; Vernon Holforty, Junior High; Al Bartel, Sen-
ior High New Annex; Ray Miller, Senior High Building. Not photoed: Floyd Rouse, Night Engineer.
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5
2
Getting Things Under Way
Starting The Job
SENIOR OFFICERS
Left to right: Larry Luther. Norma
Boetel. Dean Oliva.
Oil i cers
President
LARRY LUTHER
Vice President
DEAN OLIVA
Secret a ry-Treasn re r
NORMA BOETEL
CLASS MOTTO
“Be a life long or short, its completeness depends
upon what it was lived for.”
CLASS COLORS
Burgundy and White
CLASS FLOWER
Pale Pink Rose
SENIOR HONOR ROLL
tArranged Alphabetically)
Patricia Flanagan
Josephine Foasberg
Mariam Gross
Maurice Monahan
Norman Peppers
Dorothy Plowman
Howard Safford
Donald Schmidt
Roberta Sellers
Ruby Lou Sellers
Wilma Stahl
Ramona Waldner
S e a i o r
Room 3 Shirley Walker N
Room 1 Ted Blum
Room 14 Adrianne I lorton
Room 212 Maurice Monahan
Room 315 Lois Schmidt
B o a rd
<s Lillian Siinonette. Chairman
N1 iss 1 aiura Briscoe
Mr. G. Scott Dexter
Mr. Dale Errett
Miss Dana D. Harlow
SENIOR BOARD
Left to right: Adrianne Horton, Shirley Walker, Ted Blum, Lois Schmidt, Maurice Monahan.
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Striving Towards Success
Top row, left to right: Frances Cranston. Larry Luther. Frances Cranston, Jack Keller,
Dolores Schaffer, Norman Peppers.
Third row, left to right: Jerry Bales, Dar VanTour. Ramona Waldner, Norman Peppers, Frances Cranston,
Larry Luther.
Second row. left to right: Jack Keller, Jo Foasberg. Marilyn Luther. Jim Williams, Lois Schmidt. Norman Peppers.
First row, left to right: Pat Flanagan, Rod Barnes. Dar VanTour, Jim Costello, Dean Oliva. Norma Boetel.
ARENA HIGHLIGHTS
ARCHITECTURAL
PERFECTION
(Best Looking)
FRANCES CRANSTON
LARRY LUTHER
FORWARD
CRAFTSMEN
(Biggest Wolf-Wolfess)
FRANCES CRANSTON
JACK KELLER
PERSONNEL
DIRECTORS
(Best Personality)
DELORES SCHAFFER
NORMAN PEPPERS
(SEN [OR POLL
WINNING
TEAM
(Cutest Couple)
DAR VAN TOUR
JERRY BALES
SUCCESSFUL
FOREMEN
(Most Likely To Succeed)
RAMONA WALDNER
NORMAN PEPPERS
STREAMLINED
DESIGNERS
(Best Physique—Figure)
FRANCES CRANSTON
LARRY LUTHER
WINNERS)
CABLE
STRETCHERS
(Best Line)
JO FOASBERG
JACK KELLER
OVERHALL
MODELS
(Fashion Plates)
PAT FLANAGAN
ROD BARNES
TOP-NOTCH
WORKERS
(Done Most For HHS)
LOIS SCHMIDT
NORMAN PEPPERS
AGILE
BALANCERS
(Best Dancers)
DAR VANTOUR
JIM COSTELLO
BRICK
GLAZERS
(Apple Polishers)
MARILYN LUTHER
JIM WILLIAMS
CHIEF
ENGINEERS
(Best Athlete—Peppiest)
NORMA BOETEL
DEAN OLIVA
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Telling Our Dreams
ROGER L. ANDERBERG
Sophomore Class President: Student Council; King’s
Attendant: Representative Senior: "H" Club; Track:
"A" Basketball: "B" Basketball; "A" Football Co-Cap-
tain; "B" Basketball Captain; "A" Football: "B" Foot-
ball: Key Club Vice President; Session President.
JIM ANDERSON
BOB ANNETT
Sophomore Class Board Member; Junior Class Board
Member. Student Council; ’’A” Club; Quill & Scroll
President: National Forensic League: Debate Team;
Pep Club; Tiger Paper Staff; Intramural Basketball.
Teen Town Representative; Mixed Chorus; Trouba-
dours: Boys' Glee Club Vice President; Boys' State;
Session President; Tiger Page Editor.
PATRICIA ARMSTRONG
Transferred from Willow City, North Dakota.
RONALD E. ARTEMAN
"H" Club; Track; "A” Basketball Co-Captain; "B”
Basketball; "A” Football Manager; "A” Football;
"B” Football; Key Club Vice President; Boys' State.
JERRY BALES
Sophomore Class Board Member; Junior Class Vice
President; Knight of Honor; Hickvillc King; "H" Club
Secretary-Treasurer: Track; "A" Basketball; "B" Bas-
ketball; "A” Football. "B" Football; F.F.A. President;
F.F.A. Vice President; Judging Team: Popularity
Poll Winner.
King's Attendant. Popularity Poll Winner: "H” Club:
Track; "A" Football. "B" Football: Band. Teen Town
Representative; Session Vice President.
BETTY LOU BATES J
Latin Club; Teen Town Representative: Mixed Chorus;
Girls’ Glee Club: Orchestra President.
TED BLUM
Senior Class Board Member: Art Club; "H' Club:
Track: ''A” Basketball; "B” Basketball: "A” Football;
"B" Football.
NORMA M. BOETEL n .. _
Senior Class Secretary-Treasurer: Representative Sen-
ior "A" Club; Pep Club: Popularity Poll Winner; Jun-
ior Plav; Pep Band; Band; G.A.A. President: G.A.A.
Sports Head: Orchestra.
DEAN E. BOYD
Intramural Basketball.
FRANCES BROKKE , ,
Tiger Paper Staff; Girls' Glee Club: Transferred from
Watertown. South Dakota.
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Opening Future Doors
NANCY JEAN BROWN
Distributive Education Secretary-Treasurer.
DONALD BRUGMAN
"A" Club. Quill & Scroll; Tiger Paper Staff; Pep Band;
Band; Orchestra.
BOB BRUSH
"H" Club: Track; Intramural Basketball; "B" Basket-
ball; "B” Football; "A" Football; "A" Basketball Man-
ager.
DONALD BUSCH
Library Ciub Member; Track; Intramural Basketball;
"A" Basketball; "B" Basketball; "B" Football “B”
Football Manager
SHIRLEY MAE CAMPBELL
Distributive Education Member; Art Club Member.
WANDA JEAN CANTONWINE
"A" Club; G.A.A.
CLARKE H. CHRISTIANSEN
Debate Team; Junior Play: Pep Band; Band: Mixed
Chorus; Troubadours; Boys' Glee Club. Key Club Sec-
retary; Orchestra.
PHYLLIS IRENE COOK
Distributive Education Member; Mixed Chorus. Girls'
Glee Club.
ARLENE CORCORAN
Art Club Member; Girls' Glee Club.
JAMES WAYNE COSTELLO
Drama Play; Popularity Poll Winner: z\rt Club Secre-
tary-Treasurer; Tiger faper Staff: Intramural Basket-
ball; Pep Band: Band Publicity Manager; Band; Mixed
Chorus President: Troubadour Librarian: Boys' Glee
Club Vice-President; Orchestra.
JIM COTTON
Art Club Member: Track; Intramural Basketball: Teen
Town Representative; Mixed Chorus; Boys' Glee Club.
FRANCES CRANSTON
Queen's Attendcnt; “A" Club; Drama Play: Pep Club;
Popularity Poll Winner; Latin Club Member; Tiger
Paper Staff: Junior Play; Cheer Leader; Mixed Chorus;
Treble Clef; Girls' Glee Club Secretary-Treasurer;
GA.A.; Session Secretary-Treasurer; Quill & Scroll.
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Facing New Challenges
BONNIE MAE CUMMING
Pep Band: Band. Girls’ Glee Club.
AL CROPP
Representative Senior; "A Club: "H Club; Track:
'ABasketball: "B” Basketball; “A " Football; "B"
Football: Hired Man: Mixed Chorus; Boys’ Glee Club.
JOYCE DECKER
Band
FRANK DALRYMPLE
Mixed Chorus; Boys' Glee Club Secretary-Treasurer.
JANICE ERICKSON
Art Club Member: Tiger Paper Staff. Pep Band; Band;
Mixed Chorus; Girls Glee Club; G.A.A ; Orchestra;
Spanish Club.
VIOLET E. FISCHER
Girls’ Glee Club: Transferred from Oakes, North Da-
kota.
MARLENE ERICKSON
Sophomore Class Secretary-Treasurer. Student Council
Secretary-Treasurer; Queen's Attendant; Latin Club;
Teen Town Representative; Mixed Chorus: Treble
Clef; Girls' Glee Club Librarian: G.A.A.; Session Pres-
ident; Basketball Queen.
PATRICIA FLANAGAN
Queen’s Attendant; Representative Senior; National
Honor Society; ’A" Club; Quill & Scroll Social Chair-
man; Pep Club; Popularity Poll Winner: Latin Club:
Annual Co-Editor: Girls’ State: Junior Play: Mixed
Chorus; Treble Clef President: Girls’ Glee Club;
G A.A.; Session Secretary-Treasurer; Senior Honor Roll.
MARYELLEN FLESNER
Drama Plav: Latin Club: Pep Band: Band; Girls’ Glee
Club; G.A.A.
JOSEPHINE FOASBERG
National Honor Society; "A" Club; Quill & Scroll Sec-
retary; Pep Club; Popularity Poll XYinner; Latin Club:
Annual Co-Editor: Junior Play; Mixed Chorus; Girls’
Glee Club; G.A.A. Secretary Treasurer; G.A.A. Sports
Head; Session President; Session Vice-President; Senior
Honor Roll.
LEROY S. FRIEDRICHSEN
"A" Club: Track; Intramural Basketball; F.F.A. Presi-
dent: F.F.A. Secretary-Treasurer; F.F.A. Sentinel;
Judging Team.
RICHARD GARBER
Track: Intramural Basketball; "A" Football: "B” Foot-
ball: Teen Town Representative; Session Secretary-
Treasurer: "H” Club.
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Conquering Many Difficulties
MARVIN GARDNER
Drama Play; Intramural Basketball; Mixed Chorus;
Boys' Glee Club; Spanish Club.
MARILYN ANN GARRY
Junior Board Member; "A" Club; Pep Club; Girls'
Glee Club; Spanish Club; Session Vice President.
JOYCE GEHRING
Latin Club; Mixed Chorus. Girls' Glee Club
CYNTHIA GILLESPIE
Pep Club; Annual Co-Editor; Distributive Education
Member. Transferred from St Paul. Minnesota
HARLAND HEUPEL
"A" Basketball; Band; Transferred from Groton. South
Dakota.
JAMES HOOK
Sophomore Board Member; Track; Intramural Bas-
ketball: "B'' Football; Spanish Club; Session President.
ADRIANNE HORTON
Senior Class Board Member; "A
Teen Town Representative.
Club; Latin Club;
BERNARD HOWARD
Art Club; Track; Intramural
Boys' Glee Club.
Basketball; Mixed Chorus;
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Developing Better Methods
LAURA JEAN HUSTED
Distributive Education Member.
KAY JOHNSON
Latin Club; Mixed Chorus Accompanist; Troubadours
Accompanist; Boys' Glee Club Accompanist; Transfer-
red from Rapid City. South Dakota.
MARY LOU KNICKREHM
Pep Club; G.AA
JEAN JOHNSON
Junior Board Member; "A" Club;
Paper Staff; Quill & Scroll.
Art Club; Tiger
JOHN KELLER
Drama Play;
Mixed Chorus;
Tiger Paper Staff; Junior Play;
Troubadour Secretary-Treasurer
badour Librarian: Boys' Glee Club.
JACOUELINE KIRBY
Girls' Glee Club: Spanish Club.
Band.
Trou-
ROBERT T. KIRK
Latin Club; Intiamural Basketball; "B" Football
GALE KOOYMAN
Pep Club; Track: Intramural Basketball; "A- Foot-
ball; “B" Football; Band: Boys' Glee Club.
BARBARA KRUMM
Representative Senior: "A” Club: Latin Club; Tiger
Paper Staff; Mixed Chorus: Girls' Glee Club; G.A.A.;
Quill & Scroll.
MARY ANN LAFEE
Pep Club; Teen Town Representative: Mixed Chorus:
Treble Clef; Girls' Glee Club: G.A.A.
DURWARD M. LANG
Transferred from Cavour, South Dakota.
LOUIS LANGBEHN
Pep Band; Band; Teen Town Representative; Mixed
Chorus; Troubadours; Boys' Glee Club.
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Gaining Wanted Confidence
ARLO LAYTON
Intramural Basketball.
ANNA LIPELT
Girls’ Glee Club.
LARRY LUTHER
Senior Class President; Senior Class Board Member;
Student Council Vice President; Tiger King. Represen-
tative Senior; N.F.L President; N.F.L. Vice President;
Debate Team; "H" Club; Track; "A” Basketball Train-
er; "B” Football; "A" Football; Session President. Pop-
ularity Pol) Winner.
MARILYN M. LUTHER
Pep Club; Poularity Poll Winner: Latin Club; Junior
Plav; Pep Band; Band; Teen Town Representative;
Girls’ Glee Club; G.AA.
DAVID MALTHOUSE
Student Council; Intramural Basketball; "B" Football.
MARVEL MAXEY
Pep Band; Band; Mixed Chorus; Treble Clef: G.A.A.:
Orchestra.
MARVIN MAXVOLD
Library Club; Pep Club: Art Club: Track: Intramural
Basketball: "B" Basketball; ’’B" Football.
BOB MCFADDEN
JUANITA MCGAUGHEY
Library Club: G.A.A.
ARLA JEAN McGEE
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Student Council; ’’ll" Club; "B" Basketball; "A" Foot-
ball; ’’B” Football; Teen Town Representative; Session
President.
GERALDINE MEDRUD FLOWERS
Sophomore Board Member; Distributive Education Vice
President.
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Seeking Higher Goals
LENA MAE MEYER
"A" Club; Teen Town Representative: Mixed Chorus:
Treble Clef: Girls- Glee Club: GA.A. Sports Head:
Spanish Club President; Session Secretary-Treasurer.
RONALD MEYER
Band.
CLAUS MIEDEMA JR.
Orchestra
JAMES F. MIEDEMA
F.F.A. Vice President: F.F.A. Sentinel; Judging Team.
DONNA JEAN MORSE
Library Club: Distributive Education Member: Latin
Club; Tiger Paper Staff: Girls' Glee Club.
ROBERT MYERS
"H" Club: Track; "B" Basketball: "B" Football; "A”
Football; Pep Band: Band; Teen Town Representative:
Orchestra.
MAURICE L. MONAHAN ..
Senior Class Board Member; Student Council; A
Club: Quill & Scroll Treasurer; Tiger Business Man-
ager- Annual Staff: Pep Band. Band Secretary-Treas-
urer. Kev Club: Boys" State, Orchestra Session Presi-
dent; National Honor Society President. Senior Honor
Roll.
MIRIAM MUELLER
Sophomore Board Member; Junior Class Secretary-
Treasurer; Maid of Honor; Representative Senior; Pep
Club; Distributive Education President; Cheer Lender.
Mixed Chorus; Girls' Glee Club; G.A.A ; Session Sec-
retary-Treasurer.
DAVID NELSEN
Popularity Poll Winner: Tiger Paper Staff; Junior
Play; "B Football; Band; F.F.A.; Mixed Chorus; Boys'
Glee Club.
VERNON NORQUIST
Pep Club; Art Club; '“H" Club; Track Manager; Track;
Intramural Basketball; "B” Basketball: "A" Football:
"B” Football Captain; "B" Football; Teen Town Repre-
sentative.
DEAN OLIVA
Senior Class Vice President; Senior Class Board Mem-
ber; Knight of Honor: Representative Senior; "H"
Club: Track: "A" Basketball Co-Captain; "B" Basket-
ball; "A" Football; Key Club: Boys' State: Session
Vice President; Basketball King; Popularity Poll.
NORMAN ALLEN PEPPERS
Junior Class President; Student Council President
King's Attendant; Representative Senior; National
Honor Society; "A" Club; National Forensic League:
Debate Team; Popularity Poll Winner: Latin Club
Consul; Intramural Basketball; "B” Football; Pep
Band; Band President: Mixed Chorus Vice President;
Troubadours; Boys' Glee Club President; Key Club;
Boys’ State; Session President; Senior Honor Roll.
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Setting An Example
GERALD PETERSON
Pep Band; Band
MARILYN LOUISE PETERSON
Orchestra.
DARLENE PHINNEY
Drama Play; Pep Band; Band; G.A A.
DOROTHY PLOWMAN
A" Club; Quill & Scroll: Latin Club; Tiger Papei
Page Editor; Mixed Chorus; Girls' Glee Club. Senior
Honor Roll
JEANETTE REILLY
RICHARD C. ROTH
National Forensic League; Debate Team: Track; Intra-
mural Basketball; "B" Football; Spanish Club.
NANCY ANN RUDLOFF
Tiger Paper Office Manager; Mixed Chorus; Girls'
Club; G.A.A.
Glee
RONALD SANDE
HOWARD ANCIL SANFORD
"A" Club; "A" Basketball; Semoi Honor Roll; Track;
Transferred from Chester, Montana.
DOLORES MARGUERITE SCHAFFER
Junior Board Member; Tiger Queen: National Honor
Society; “A" Club; Quill & Scroll Vice President; Pop-
ularity Poll Winner; Tiger Paper Page Editor; Teen
Town Representative; Mixed Chorus; Treble Clef Sec-
retary-Treasurer; Girls’ Glee Club President; G.A.A.;
Spanish Club; Session Secretary-Treasurer.
DAVID SCHEELE
"H" Club; Track; Intramural Basketball; "A" Football
Manager; Session Vice President.
DONALD SCHMIDT
Quill & Scroll; Latin Club; Annual Sports Editor; "H"
Club; Track; “A" Basketball; "B" Basketball; "A"
Football; "B" Football; Pep Band; Band; Senior Honor
Roll.
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Remaining Chosen Leaders
LOIS SCHMIDT
Senior Class Board Member. Student Council; Queens
Attendant; Representative Senior; Pep Club: Popularity
Poll Winner: Latin Club; Tiger Paper Editor-in-Chief;
Teen Town Representative: Milk Maid; Mixed Chorus;
Treble Clef Accompanist: Girls’ Glee Club Librarian;
G.A.A Sports Head; Session President; Quill & Scroll.
RICHARD LEROY SEEMAN
Track: Intramural Basketball: F.F.A. Judging Team.
ROBERTA SELLERS
"A C.ub: P-p C.ub: Latin Club; Art Club; Tiger Paper
Staff; G.A.A.; Quill & Scroll; Senior Honor Roll.
RUBY LOU SELLERS
"A" Club: Quill & Scroll Social Chairman. Pep Club;
Latin Club; Art Club; Annual Art Editor: G.A A.; Sen-
ior Honor Roll.
JACK R. SHANAHAN
Intramural Basketball.
ELMER STAHL
Pep Club. Intramural Basketball: Session Vice Presi-
dent; Session Secretary-Treasurer.
WILMA STAHL
National Honor Society Secretary-Treasurer; "A” Club;
Drc.amation: Latin Ciub Quaestor; Tiger Paper Staff;
Mixed Chorus. Treble Clef; Girls' Glee Club; Quill &
Scroll; Senior Honor Roll.
JIM SWAB
King’s Attendant; National Forensic League Vice Pres-
ident: Debate Team; Latin Club Quaestor; Junior Play;
"H" Club: Track; "B" Football: Teen Town Represen-
tative: ’’A" Football: Mixed Chorus; Troubadours;
Bovs’ Glee Club Secretary-Treasurer; Key Club Presi-
dent.
JIM SWAIN
F.F.A. Judging Team; F.F.A. Treasurer.
VIVIAN SYVERTSON
Tiger Paper Staff; Band: Girls’ Glee Club.
CLINTON G. TSCHETTER
’’A’’ Ciub; Pep Ciub; F.F.A. Sentinel; F.F.A. Judging
Team.
DARLENE VANTOUR
Junior Board Member; Maid of Honor; Hickville
Queen; "A" Club; Drama Play; Pep Club; Popularity
Foil Winner: Latin Club Aeoile; Tiger Paper Stafi;
Cheer Leader; Teen Town Representative: Mixed
Choi us; Girls’ Glee Club Vice President: G.A.A. Vice
President; Quill & Scrill.
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MARLENE D. VENSAND
Pep Club; Girls' Glee Club.
RAMONA JANE WALDNER
Sophomore Board Member; National Honor Society
Vice President; "A” Club; Declamation: Popularity
Poll Winner; Latin Club Consul; Tiger Paper Staff;
Girls’ State; Mixed Chorus; Treble Clef Librarian;
Girls’ Glee Club; Quill & Scroll; Senior Honor Roll.
SHIRLEY C. WALKER
Senior Class Board Member; Mixed Chorus; Girls’
Glee Club; G.A A. Sports Head;; Spanish Club;
VERDA WEDEL
Girls' Glee Club.
ARDEN R. WEIDAUER
Pep Club; Art Club; "H" Club; Track; "A” Football
Honorary Captain; “A” Football; ’’B" Football.
JIM WILLIAMS
•'A” Club; Quill & Scroll; Pep Club; Tiger Business
Manager; Junior Play; Intramural Basketball. “B"
Football; Mixed Chorus; Troubadours; Boys' Glee Club;
Key Club; Boys’ State.
JOHN WINKLE
Student Council; “H” Club; Track; Intramural Bas-
ketball; "B” Basketball; Pep Band; Band President.
"A” Football Co-Captain; Key Club; Session President.
JANICE WIPF
Library Club: Girls' Glee Club; Spanish Club; Distri-
butive Education Member.
MERRITT WISEMAN
Intramural Basketball; Pep Band: Band. Mixed Chorus:
Boys' Glee Club; Orchestra; Transferred from Harvey.
North Dakota.
MEL YOUNGERMAN
Intramural Basketball; Teen Town Representative.
ROBERT A. ZURBRIGEN
Drama Play; Pep Club; Junior Play; Intramural Bas-
ketball; "B” Football; Mixed Chorus; Bovs' Glee Club;
Kev Club: Spanish Club.
SENIORS NOT PHOTOED
DAWN YOUELLS ANDERBERG GEORGE ROYER
VERONA BARTLING PHYLLIS THADEN
PHYLLIS KATZ BUCK LYNN WINDHERST
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Discovering Hidden Talents
Left to right: Dale Lemke, Lonnn Hanson. Kent Slocum.
Office i-s
President
DALE LEMKE
Vice President
KENT SLOCUM
Secretary-Treasurer
LONNA HANSON
J u ii i o r B o a r <1
Room 12 James Klassen____________________ Mr. Ralph Roy, Chairman
Room 310 Shirley Schwartz___..................................................-Miss Vera Bailey
Room 313 Nanette Schmidt __________......................................._____Miss Wilma M. Bliss
Room 31’4 ... Shirley Flolo. ..........................................................Miss Wava K. Larsen
Room 115__ .... Candace Hilligoss ..................................................._ Mr. B. T. Nelson
Room 214.......................David Bischoff_____ _______ ...Mrs. Cora S. Vance
JUNIOR BOARD
Left to right: David Bischoff. Shirley Schwartz, Candace Hilligoss, Nanette Schmidt,
Shirley Flolo. Not photoed James Klassen.
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Looking For Opportunities
Juniors
Class of 1953
JUNIORS NOT PHOTOED:
Lloyd Barton
Phyllis Nelson
LaVonne Jones Clinton Miller
Patricia Sarahan
Viva Dell Beck
Tom Bartholow
Jerry Barth
Dean Anderson
David Bischoff
Linda Betts
Shirley Bergerson
Allen Bergerson
Palmer Brost
Carol Boomsma
Harold Bolte
Robert Boetel
Richard Costain
Blanche Corcoran
Richard Burnett
Franklin Brumwell
31
Doing Odd
Jobs
Dwight Coursey
Russell Cox
Susan Crister
Francis Dave
Joan DeLong
Gene DeVries
Sharon DeVries
Mary Lou Dolan
Florence Dosch
Beverly Edleman
Colleen Egan
Nancy Ellsworth
Janelie Eschen
Carol Finch
Glenn Fingerson
Robert Fitzgerald
Mary Fletchall
Shirley Flolo
Ruth Fuller
Leslie Gamber
Donna Garry
James Gascoigne
Roger Gibbon
Dolores Gleich
Martha Gray
Marlene Gresbrink
Marilyn Gross
Violet Gross
Gary Gruver
Richard Hall
Glen Halter
Lonna Hanson
32
Learning Many Trades
Billy Hill
Donna Heyer
Jeanette Heckenliable
Gary Hase
Gordon Hofer
Dehner Hofer
Katherine Hines
Candace Hilligoss
Betty Houseman
Robert Houlton
John Horton
Linda Hofei-
Betty Jensen
Barbara Jelgerhuis
Faye Jacquette
Charles Jackson
Marilyn Jones
Loren Johnson
Audrey Johnson
Robert Johannes
Mavis Kirby
Lenore Kirby
Keith Kinyon
Arija Keksis
Joan Knabe
James Klassen
Eleanor Kuehl
Dorothy Kutzler
Dale Lemke
Jessie Lather
Clara Mae Larsen
Barbara Lampe
33
Meeting All
Problems
Barbara Liem
A’ta Loeffelbein
Charleen Lynch
Ross Matson
Carol Maxson
Jeanette McDonald
Vivian McFarling
Deloris Mead
Neil Mees
Charleen Meyer
John Meyer
Nelson Miner
Donald Munion
William Musolf
Marcella Myers
David Odegard
Marilyn Oliva
Phillip Olson
Dorothea Oster
Donald Otte
Helen Parris
Marlys Patrick
Geraldine Peek
Arthur Peters
Dwayne Pier
Albert Piper
Berniece Polly
Dorothy Polly
Ronald Pribyl
Deronda Rea
Phyllis Reaves
Alice Reinartz
34
Dealing
Nanette Schmidt
Jeanette Schmidt
Mary Sande
Mary Margaret Ringer
Bonnie Seger
Shirley Schwartz
Betty Schnathorst
Alvin Schnathorst
Kent Slocum
Winifred Sibley
George Skezas
Peter Selover
Robert Staley
Daryl Stahl
Darrell Smits
Gary Smith
Gene Tewksbury
Helen Sutton
Joyce Stevens
Marcia Stelow
Frances Tschetter
Beverly Trousdale
Priscilla Thrall
Claudette Thompson
Jack Welsh
Elaine Ward
Verlyn Walter
Merlyn Wagner
Mary Ann Wipf
Lorraine Wipf
James Winter
Joseph Wing
With People
35
Competing For Honors
SOPHOMORE OFFICERS
Left to right: Bob Pierce. Maurine Dutcher, Clyde
Shanholtz.
Officers
President
BOB PIERCE
Vice-President
CLYDE SHANHOLTZ
Secretary-Treasurer
MAURINE DUTCHER
S o p h o m o r e Boa r d
Room 2 Janelie VanTour Miss Dona S. Brown
Room 4 Norval Griffin........... Miss Alice Ritchey
Room 15 Patricia O’Boyle............ Mr. D. C. Reutter
Room 213 Paul Allen __.............. ... Miss Frances Tait
Room 311 Philip Dickson...........Mrs. Vivian Ruhlman
Room 312 Denny Stahl Miss Kathleen Cone
SOPHOMORE BOARD
Left to right: Denny Stahl, Janelle VanTour, Patricia O'Boyle, Philip Dickson, Paul Allen, Norval Griffin.
36
Developing New Methods
Sophomores
Class of 1954
SOPHOMORES NOT PHOTOED
Kenneth Hagedorn
Lillian Miedema
Jerry Wollmann
Alvin Arbeiter
Laura Anderson
Charles Anderson
Helen Almond
Connie Beck
Richard Bates
Marlene Baker
Bill Arteman
Glen Boscaljon
Mary Lou Blechschmidt
Jean Benson
Ronnie Bensley
Robert Bushman
Wesley Broer
John Brandt
Cora Lee Bowder
William Champlin
Naoma Carpenter
Lillian Campbell
Robert Butts
Paul Allen
37
Gaining Needed Confidence
Monna Rac Clemetson
James Cooley
Larry Crabb
Lorraine Dargatz
Melvin Day
Quentin Decker
Ramona Decker
Sharyn Dennis
Richard DeVries
Phillip Dickson
Sharon Doggett
Marie Dooley
Maurine Dutcher
Gene Dvorak
Ginger Dynes
Marilyn Erickson
Bill Febuary
Keene Fridley
Phylis Friedrichsen
John Friese
Anne Funck
Charles Gamber
Eleanor Gehm
Dolores Geones
Lois Gilmore
Bonita Glanzer
Donna Gleason
Phyllis Graham
Shirley Gravett
Joe Gray
Robert Greeves
Norvel Griffin
38
Repeating
Nancy Hansen
Max Hansen
Curtis Hansen
Eugene Halter
Marcella Hoerner
Elizabeth Hinker
Lyle Haugen
Robert Hatcher
Joy Johnson
Francis Johnson
Linova Jennewein
Faye Hollister
Shirley Johnson
Reid Johnson
Phyllis Johnson
Lois Jean Johnson
Dolores Kirk
Shirley Kinghorn
Mary Keene
Beverly Jones
Albert Lippert
Ronald Lindbloom
Gerald Kutzler
Fred Kirschenman
Bob McQuillen
Margie Mayberry
Dean ManoliS
Joe Maltby
Betty Morgan
Shirley Miller
Lorna Meyer
Jeneen Medeck
Old Customs
39
Lifting Beams Upward
Clyde Mueller
Carolyn Musolf
Margaret Myers
Sonia Nelson
Kenneth Nottestad
Patty O’Boyle
Audrey Pageler
Betty Paye
Bob Pierce
Deloris Pinkal
Edward Putman
Joyce Reilly
Myron Reinartz
Carolyn Rhoades
Mina Riley
George Roush
Barbara Rudloff
Connie Sager
Leona Sanford
Alvina Schmidt
Marilyn Schultz
Ronald Schultz
Mary Ann Schumacher
Larry Seem an
Jane Shanahan
Ellen Mae Shaner
Clyde Shanholtz
Sara Lee Shober
Maurice Shultz
Jane Anne Smith
Robert Smith
Marlene Smits
40
Admiring
Dennis Stanga
Nancy Staley
Dennis Stahl
Norma Spain
Joyce Taft
Harold Swarm
Jean Swab
Mary Storbakken
Richard Tschetter
Delores Tschetter
Evonne Timperley
Douglas Teuber
Janelie VanTour
Betty VanEpps
Douglas Urban
Rodney Tschetter
Eugene Waldner
Marilyn Wagner
Jim VonSeggern
Edmund Vilhauer
Phyllis Weidauer
Marilyn Weese
Mary Wedel
Jackie Waldner
Kenneth Winkle
Jerry Wing
June Wilcox
Norma Wheelhouse
Wilbur Yegge
Myrna Woodard
Marlene Wood
Peter Wipf
Their Work
41
Selecting Those Qualified
S n p e r s I r u c t u res
JUNIOR
BEST LOOKING
Jean Schmidt
Dale Lemke
BEST WOLF AND WOLFESS
Shirley Schwartz
Joe Wing
BEST PERSONALITY
Donna Garry
Dale Lemke
CUTEST COUPLE
Jeanette Heckenliable
Glenn Fingerson
MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED
Claudette Thompson
Daryl Stahl
BEST FIGURE-PHYSIQUE
Lonna Hanson
Clinton Miller
BEST LINE
Shirley Schwartz
David Bischoff
APPLE POLISHERS
Nancy Ellsworth
Dolores Gleich
Daryl Stahl
DONE THE MOST FOR HHS
Claudette Thompson
Daryl Stahl
FASHION PLATES
Barbara Jelgerhuis
Francis Dave
BEST DANCERS
Lonna Hanson
Francis Dave
BEST ATHLETE AND PEPPIEST
Mary Sande
Ross Matson
SOPHOMORE
BEST LOOKING
Jean Benson
Paul Allen
BEST WOLF AND WOLFESS
Ginger Dynes
Keene Fridley
BEST PERSONALITY
Jean Swab
Norvel Griffin
CUTEST COUPLE
Connie Beck
Paul Allen
MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED
Jean Swab
Bob Pierce
BEST LINE
Ginger Dynes
Keene Fridley
APPLE POLISHERS
Ginger Dynes
Keene Fridley
DONE THE MOST FOR HHS
Jean Swab
Clyde Shanholtz
FASHION PLATES
Jean Benson
Dick Tschetter
BEST DANCERS
Bev Jones
Chuck Anderson
BEST FIGURE-PHYSIQUE
Mary Ann Schumacher
Clyde Shanholtz
BEST ATHLETE AND PEPPIEST
Jean Swab
Clyde Shanholtz
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5
Working Towards The Top
Assuming Great Responsibilities
Schaffer
Attendants: Patty Flanagan, Mar-
lene Erickson, Lois Schmidt.
I* rances Cranston.
Ruling With Pride
Standing On Thresholds
Jerry Bales
KNIGHTS OF HONOR
Dean Oliva
MAIDS OF HONOR
Darlene VanTonr
Miriam Mueller
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Viewing Busy Activities
TIGER DAY HOMECOMING EVENTS
October 11, 1951
October 12, 1951
Top row. left to right: Coronation—Rogci Andcrbcrg.
Frances Cranston, Jun Swab. Marlene Erickson, Jerry
Bales, Darlene VanTour. Beverly Irving. Delores Schaf-
f t, Lai rv Luther. Sue Errctt. Jack Errctt, Craig An-
ilerson. Dianne 1’owcll. Bob Groves, Miriam Mueller,
Dean Oliva. Patty Flanagan. Norman Peppers, Lois
Schmidt. Hod Barnes.
Center row. left to right. Pep Hally Bonfire: Tiget Day
Parade.
Bottom row. left to right: Tiger Day Parade: Assembly
Prize Winners.
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SENIOR HONORS
Turkey Hop Milk Maid----Hired Man
Lois Sehin id t Al Cropp
Cherry Prom King----Queen
Dean Oliva Marlene Eriekson
D. A. R. Representative
Ramona Waldner
Hickville King—Hickville Queen
Jerry Bales Darlene VanTour
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Sighting New Horizons
Most Representative Seniors
BARBARA KRUMM
NORMAN PEPPERS
MIRIAM MUELLER
Most Representative Seniors
NORMA BOETEL
LOIS SCHMIDT
DEAN OLIVA
LARRY LUTHER
Most Representative Seniors
ROGER ANDERBERG
AL CROPP
PATTY FLANAGAN
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Reaching Highest Destinations
Back row, left to right: Miss Simonette. Jo Foasberg, Maurice Monahan. Norman Peppers, Patty Flanagan.
Front row. left to right: Dolores Schaffer. Ramona Waldner. Wilma Stahl. Miss Bailey.
National Honor So c i e t y
President___________________________________ Maurice Monahan
Vice President_____________________ Ramona Waldner
Secretary-Treasurer ______________ . __________ Wilma Stahl
Sponsors __........... ........Miss Vera Bailey
Miss Lillian Simonette
Miss Wilma Bliss
Selling Savings Stamps to each Senior High
session was the project of the National Honor
Society this year. NHS members sold stamps
each week. Again this year NHS gave a plaque
to the session room with the highest scholastic
standing. Every six weeks members averaged
grades of each session. 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 Phillipines, and local chapters in all
states, totaling over 2300. Our Huron chapter
was granted in 1941. Keeping the member-
ship down to fifteen per cent of the Senior
Class, a student, in order to be eligible, 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 faculty on the basis of scholarship, service,
leadership, and character.
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Publicizing Our Aims
Back row. left to right: Daryl Stahl, Maurice Monahan.
Roger Gibbon. Don Schmidt. Wilma Stahl. Barbara
Krumm, Roberta Sellers. Donna Heyer, Linda Betts,
Delores Gleich, Jean Schmidt.
Second row. left to right: Darlene VanTour, Don Brug-
man, Dolores Schaffer, Nan Schmidt, Ramona Waldner,
Ruth Fuller, Frances Cranston. Nancy Ellsworth. Jean
Johnson.
First row. left to right: Dorothy Plowman. Ruby Lou
Sellers, Bob Annelt. Jim Williams. Jo Foasberg, Pat
Flanagan
Not photographed: Lois Schmidt, Barbara Jclgerhuis.
Quill a u (I S c roll
President............................................Bob Annett
Vice President . .........- Dolores Schaffer
Secretary _________-______ _____________.. Josephine Foasberg
Treasurer __________ Maurice Monahan
Social Co-Chairmen Patty Flanagan
Ruby Sellers
Sponsors______ Miss Kathleen Cone
Miss Wava K. Larsen
Mr. Ralph Roy
The new journalists selected for Huron’s
chapter of Quill and Scroll, international hon-
orary society for high school journalists, were
announced by Miss Wava K. Larsen, annual
staff adviser, Miss Kathleen Cone, Tiger pa-
per adviser, and Ralph Roy. business and ad-
vertising’ staff adviser.
To qualify for membership, students must
be in the upper third of their class scholasti-
cally, must have done creditable work in the
fields of reporting, editing, writing, or busi-
ness management, and must be recommended
by the adviser.
Members ol the annual staff chosen are
Jean Schmidt and Nanette Schmidt, junior
editors. Representing the business staff is Rog-
er Gibbon. Writers from the Tiger paper in-
clude Linda Betts, Frances Cranston, Nancy
Ellsworth. Ruth Fuller. Dolores Cleich. Donna
Heyer. Barbara Jelgerhuis. Jean Johnson. Bar-
bara Krumm, Roberta Sellers. Lois Schmidt.
Daryl Stahl. Wilma Stahl. Darlene VanTour,
and Ramona Waldner.
A banquet for the new and former mem-
bers was held in the spring at which time the
new members were initiated.
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Citing Higher Accomplishments
Back row. left to right: George Skezas, Howard San-
ford. Maurice Monahan. Jim Williams. Don Brugman,
Melvin Dav, Bob Pierce. Don Schmidt. Norman Pep-
pers. Jim Swab. Daryl Stahl, Jack Keller. Philip Dick-
son.
Fourth row. left to right: Vivian McFarling. Ruby Lou
Sellers. Jackie Waldner. Mary Lou Blechschmidt. Ro-
berta Sellers. Patty Flanagan. Jo Foasberg. Barbara
Jelgerhuis. Shirley Rae Johnson. Marilyn Wagner, Doro-
thv Kutzler.
Third row. left to right: Jean Benson, Nancy Staley,
Phyllis Friedrichsen. Marilyn Oliva, Claudette Thomp-
son. Ruth Fuller, Ramona Waldner. Wilma Stahl, Mar-
ilyn Jones, Barbara Leim. Nan Schmidt.
Second row, left to right: Candace Hilligoss, Maurino
Dutcher. Joyce Reilly. Sonia Nelson. Delores Gleich.
Nancy Ellsworth, Donna Heyer. Darlene VanTour. Mary
Ellen Flesner. Joyce Stevens, Donna Garry.
First row. left to right: Adrianne Horton, Myrna Wood-
ward, Betty VanEpps. Lonna Hanson. Shirley Kinghorn.
Lena Meyer, Frances Cranston. Audrey Johnson. Marion
Gross.
“A” Club
SENIORS
Hurtin High School students who have
outstanding scholastic ratings make up an
organization called the “A Club.
To be eligible, a student must have an
.A average on his report card for at least one
six weeks period during the school year. An
A average means a person carrying four sub-
jects must have at least three A s and one B; or
if carrying five subjects, have four A’s and one
B.
Special privileges have been awarded “A"
Clubbers to encourage good work and grades
among Huron High students. Those fin “A"
Club may leave school the sixth period during
the six weeks they obtain their eligible grades,
providing they have a study hall. “A” Chib
members are exempted from final examina-
tions in the classes they maintain an A aver-
age.
Don Brugman
Frances Cranston
Patty Flanagan
Mary Ellen Flesner
Jo Foasberg
Marion Gross
Adrianne Horton
Jack Keller
Lena Meyer
Maurice Monahan
JUNIORS
Mary Lou Blechschmidt
Nancy Ellsworth
Ruth Fuller
Donna Garry
Delores Gleich
Lonna Hanson
Donna Heyer
Candace Hilligoss
Audrey Johnson
Marilyn Jones
SOPHOMORES
Jean Ben'son
Melvin Day
Philip Dickson
Maurino Dutcher
Phyllis Friedrichsen
Shirley Rae Johnson
Shirley Kinghorn
Sonia Nelson
Norman Peppers
Howard Sanford
Don Schmidt
Roberta Sellers
Ruby Lou Sellers
Wilma Stahl
Jim Swab
Darlene VanTour
Ramona Waldner
Jim Williams
Barbara Jelgerhuis
Dorothy Kutzler
Barbara Leim
Vivian McFarling
Marilyn Oliva
Nanette Schmidt
George Skezas
Daryl Stahl
Joyce Stevens
Claudette Thompson
Bob Pierce
Joyce Reilly
Nancy Staley
Betty Van Epps
Marilyn Wagner
Jackie Waldner
Myrna Woodward
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Promoting Worthwhile Projects
Back row. left to right: Jim Williams, Clyde Shanholtz,
Dale Lemke, Tom Bartholow, Ronnie Arteman, Dean
Oliva, Norman Peppers, Jim Swab, Maurice Monahan.
Second row, left to right: Bob Zurbrigen, Kent Slocum.
Gerald Kutzler, Dick Costain, David Bischoff. Roger
Anderberg. Loren Johnson.
First row, left to right: Mr. G Scott Dexter, Clarke
Christiansen, Russel Cox. John Winkle. Kenny Winkle.
K e y Cl ii b
TIGER KIWANIANS
FIRST SEMESTER SECOND SEMESTER
President .. Jim Swab ___________ John Winkle
Vice President.......Kent Slocum...............Russell Cox
Secretary.......... Clarke Christiansen Clarke Christiansen.....
Treasurer...... . Dave Bischoff.... Kenneth Winkle
International Trustee ........ Norman Peppers
Key Club is a service club to the school as
Kiwanis, Lions. Rotary, etc., is to the commun-
ity. Although it is sponsored by Kiwanis the
members have no obligation whatsoever to
Kiwanis.
It is not a secret organization or fraternity.
It is composed of members from each class,
chosen for their leadership, character, person-
ality, and scholarship. It is not a local organi-
zation, but an International club with
branches in South America, Canada, and the
United States.
Last spring the Key Club sent Jim Wil-
liams and Norman Peppers to the Internation-
al Convention as official delegates. Jim Swab,
John Sauer, and Roger Bartholow also attend-
ed. The Convention was held in Miami, Flor-
ida. 'I'he all expense paid trip lasted nearly
two weeks. Money was earned in various
ways: washing cars, ushering at commercial
shows that came to town, sponsoring dances.
donations from the local Kiwanis Club and
running a concession stand at the football
games. The Convention next year will be held
in Chicago.
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Attaining New Awards
Girls’ Staters
RAMONA WALDNER
PATTY FLANAGAN
To understand how our democratic govern-
ment works by setting up a mythical 49th state
was the main purpose of the Girl’s State pro-
gram. Groups to represent the eight most im-
portant citie's in the United States were chosen
by the representatives, and elections to city,
state, and national offices as well as organizing
as self-governing citizens were among the
week’s activities.
Bovs’ Slaters
NORMAN PEPPERS
DEAN OLIVA
MAURICE MONAHAN
BOB ANNETT
JIM WILLIAMS
RONALD ARTEMAN (not pictured)
To learn by actual experience the duties of
an American citizen, six HHS delegates attended
the 1951 Boys State held on Northern State
Teachers College Campus in Aberdeen.
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(Athletics)
-u.
Forewarning The Participants
Top row, left to right' Ronald Coates, Dwane Clodfeltcr, B. T. Nelson. Andrew Kleinsasser.
Center row, left to right: John Winkle: Rager Anderberg, Paul Allen: Bob Pierce.
Bottom row. left to right' Ronald Arleman; Arden Weidauer; Don Busch.
V. DWANE CLODFELTER
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
Intramural Basketball Coach
DON R. WILLIAMS
Physical Education Instructor in the
Senior High School
RONALD ARTEMAN
“A" Football Student Manager
KEENE FRIDLEY
"B" Basketball Student Manager
SPORTS PERSONNEL
RONALD COATES
"B" Basketball Coach
Assistant "A" Football Coach
Assistant "A" Basketball Coach
Assistant Track Coach
Intramural Basketball Coach
JOHN WINKLE
ROGER ANDERBERG
“A" Football Co-Captains
PAUL ALLEN
"B" Basketball Captain
RON ARTEMAN, DEAN OLIVA
“A” Basketball Co-Captains
BOB PIERCE
PAUL ALLEN
“B” Football Co-Captains
B. T. NELSON
"B" Football Coach
ANDREW KLEINSASSER
"B" Football Coach
BOB BRUSH
“A" Basketball Manager
ARDEN WEIDAUER
Honorary Football Captain
BILL MUSOLF
Basketball Trainer
DON BUSCH
"B” Football Manager
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Approving The Plan
S p oris Pers o nneI
Top row. left to right. V. Dwane Clodfelter, Ronald Coates. Don Williams, Keene Fridley, Paul Allen.
Bottom row, left to right: Bob Brush, Bill Musolf, Dean Oliva, Ronald Arteman.
44 II ”
Back row, left to right: Denny McMahon, Dean Oliva.
Bill Musolf. Al Cropp. John Meyers. Dave Scheele. Bob
Pierce.
Center row. left to right: Norvel Griffin. Keith Kinyon.
Bob Brush. Ronnie Arteman. Don Schmidt. John Win-
C 1 u b
kle. Ted Blum. Clyde Shanholtz.
Front row. left to right: Ross Matson. Rod Barnes. Clin-
ton Miller. Vernon Norquist. Roger Anderberg. Jerry
Bales, Jim Swab. Ard.cn Weidauer. Dick Garber. Larry
Luther.
O f f i c e r s
President .... ___
Vice President .
Secretary-Treasurer
Sponsor ___........—
Ronnie Arteman
Al Cropp
Roger Anderberg
Dwane Clodfelter
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Accomplishing A Feat
G.A.A OFFICERS
Le.'t to right: Norma Boetel. Darlene VanTour, Jo
Foasberg. Mrs. Arthur Wolner.
G.A.A. activities this year consisted of volley-
ball, basketball, kittenball, and badminton tour-
naments. Medals were awarded to the champion-
ship teams and to the consolation champions.
Letters, chevrons, and stars were awarded
to those who qualfied by earning sufficient points.
The annual Co-Ed Prom was held in the
spring as a climax to the year’s activities.
G. A. A.
Officers
President .... _____
Vice President ............
Secretary-Treasurer ...
Sponsor ________............__
..... Norma Boetel
Darlene VanTour
__.......Jo Foasberg
Mrs. Arthur Wolner
Sports Heads
Basketball ___ _________Barbara Krumm
Volleyball ______ ....____ Mary Sande
Softball . ........... Norina Boetel
Badminton Jo Foasberg..............
Outing Marilyn Oliva
o ..............
SPORTS’ HEADS
Left to right: Marilyn Oliva. Norma Boetel. Mary Sande.
Jo Foasberg, Barbara Krumm.
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Claiming The Honors
SENIOR GAA
Back row, left to right: Shirley Walker, Dolores Schaf-
fer. Lena Meyer, Frances Cranston. Norma Boetel
Second row, left to right: Miriam Mueller. Nancy Rud-
loff, Marlene Erickson. Darlene VanTour, Lois Schmidt,
Jo Foasberg
First row, left to right: Roberta Sellers, Ruby Lou Sel-
lers. Barbara Kruinm, Marilyn Luther, Janice Erickson.
Patty Flanagan.
JUNIOR GAA
Back row. left to right: Helen Parris, Joyce Stevens.
Barbara Lamps, Delores Gleich. Mary Fletchall, Ruth
Fuller. Mary Sande, Nancv Ellsworth. Charleen Meyer.
Second row. left to right: Alta Loeffelbein, Barbara
Liem, Donna Garry. Nan Schmidt, Jerry Peek, Claud-
ette Thompson, Marlys Patrick. Priscilla Thrall, Can-
dace Hilhgoss. Deronda Rea.
First row. left to right: Mary Ann Wipf. Linda Betts.
Mary Ringer. Lonna Hanson. Shirley Schwartz. Jean-
ette Heckenliable, Marilyn Oliva. Jean Schmidt, Shir-
ley Flolo.
SOPHOMORE GAA
Back row, left to right: Phyllis Weidauer. Shirley Mil-
ler. Ellen Mae Shaner. Sara Lee Shober, Marv Ann
Schumacher, Carolyn Musolf, Jean Benson, Maurice
Dutcher.
Second row, left to right: Sharon Dennis, Jeneen Me-
deck, Joyce Reilly, Sonia Nelson. Mina Riley. Nancy
Staley, Connie Sager. Marlene Smits.
First row, left to right: Jean Swab. Ann Funck. Janelle
VanTour. Ginger Dynes. Connie Beck. Marcella Hocrn-
er, Joy Johnson, Linova Jennewein.
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Profiting By Gains
Back row. left to right: Richard Hall. Keith Kinyon.
Robert Fitzgerald. Nelson Miner. Dean Oliva, Bob
Pierce. John Winkle. Wesley Broer. Paul Allen.
Second row. left to right: Mr. Clodfelter. coach, Roger
Anderberg, Jerry Bales. Ted Blum, Larry Luther, John-
ny Meyer, Donald Schmidt, Al Cropp. Bob Myers, Dick
Tschetter, Ronald Coates, assistant coach.
First row, left to right: Clinton Miller. Dennis McMahon.
Rod Barnes. Bob Brush. Norval Griffen. Glenn ringer-
son, Gary Gruver, Clyde Shanholtz, Dick Garber, Ross
Matson.
GAME SUMMARIES
HURON 33 - PIERRE 0
With Roger Anderberg leading the victors with three
touchdowns. Huron overpowered the smaller Pierre
Governors. Dean Oliva and Ross Matson each shared
in the scoring. Al Cropp blocked a punt on the Pierre
10 setting up a Tiger touchdown. Huron was able to
use all the boys who made the trip to Pierre.
HURON 25 - MILLER 6
Huron met a strong Miller team on Dad's Night (a
new feature to Huron). Even after Anderberg returned
the opening kickoff for a touchdown, the Miller Rustlers
came back to tie the score on successful ground plays.
The Timers then began to score with Oliva passing to
Bales. Matson driving off tackle and Oliva intercept-
ing a pass.
HURON 20 - MITCHELL 13
The Tiger's came from behind to stave off a fighting
Mitchell team Oliva scored twice and sophomore Clyde
Shanholtz starting for the first time made it one more.
Oliva's punting was responsible for protecting the Tigers
lead.
HURON 13 - MADISON 0
The Tiger's concluded a successful ' 7iger Day" with
a shut out over the Madison Bulldogs With Ron Arte-
man and John Winkle recovering Madison fumbles deep
in the Bulldog's territory. Bales and Anderberg picked
up the touchdowns. Huron again played tough defem.e
holding Madison on their one foot line.
HURON 6 - WATERTOWN 0
Huron's lone touchdown came in the first half by
Dean Oliva. Several times throughout the game the
Arrows were within the Tiger's five yard line but failed
to score against an especially strong Tiger defense.
Statistically Watertown had Huron 11 first downs to 4
first downs
HURON 8 - SIOUX FALLS 27
Sioux Falls scored twice in the first half and once
in the third quarter before Huron's Al Cropp stopped
Duane Leach in the Warriors end zone. Oliva then
added a touchdown in the fourth quarter. Injuries hurt
the Tigers chances when three starters were sidelined.
HURON 27 - BROOKINGS 20
Playing its finest offense of the season the Tigers
defeated the Brookings Bobcats. Huron scored first with
Anderberg and were out ahead the remainder of the
game. An 82 yard run by Don Schmidt after intercept-
ing a pass decided the outcome of the game. Oliva put
on the final touchdown in the 4th quarter.
HURON 13 - ABERDEEN 35
f\ keyed up Aberdeen team hit the Tiger's fast and
hard causing fumbles which proved costly to Huron. The
Tiger's who scored only twice, on a reverse by Bales
and a pass from Matson to Schmidt, lost their second
game of the season.
HURON 26 - YANKTON 7
The final game was played in the coldest weather
of the season. The Tiger’s went to an early lead on a
CO yard jaunt by Anderberg. Then with Bales and And-
erberg hitting through the line for two more. Matson
threw a 40 yard pass to Schmidt for the final touch-
down. Yankton’s only score came on a pass in the fourth
period.
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Viewing The Scene
“A” FOOTBALL
Coach . ......................................Dwane Clodfelter
Assistant Coach ................................ Ronald Coates
Co-Captains ... ................Roger Anderberg, John Winkle
Honorary Captain ..................... . .. ... .. Arden Weidauer
Student Manager............................... Ronnie Arteman
“A” FOOTBALL
Huron 33 Pierre .. 0
Huron 25 Miller 6
Huron 8 Sioux Fall'S ... 27
Huron 20 Mitchell 13
Huron 6 Water town 0
Huron 13 Madison 0
Huron .... 27 Brookings 20
Huron 13 Aberdeen 35
Huron 2G Yankton 7
TOTAL POINTS
Huron .........—171 Opponents ........108
TOTAL GAMES WON
Huron .... 7 Opponents ............ .. 2
“A” Foo l ball
Top photo: “A" Football Offense Picture.
Bottom photos: "A" Football Action Shots.
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Planning The Future
“B” Football
Back row left to right: Edmund Vilhauer. Pete Selover,
Bill Arteman. Jack Fricse. Bob Hatcher. Keene Fridley,
Glen Halter, Edward Putman, Wesley Broer, Dick
Tschetter.
Third row. left to right: Larry Seeman, Bob McQuillian,
Dennie Williams. Bob Dempster, Alvin Schnathorst.
Arnie Meyer. Adrian Parmeter. Tom Swedenborg, David
Bischoff. Terry Kinsman, Mr. Ben Nelson.
Second row, left to right: Andrew Kleinsasscr, Dennie
Stahl, Leroy Schmieder, Philip Armor. Tony Zarifis,
Scott Jeffers. Bob Staley. George Meyers, Roger Marone
First row, left to right Eddie Meyer, Gaylan Nelson,
Ronny Bensley. Bob Greeves. Lowell Jones, Nicl We-
trick, Darrell Tewsksbury, Lloyd Anderberg.
“B” Football
Coaches________________ _________ ... __ B. T. Nelson
Andrew Kleinsasser
Captains ... _ — _ --------------------------------—Paul Allen
Robert Pierce
Student Manager __________________________________Keene Fridley
SEASON’S RECORD
Huron 26 Brookings 7
Huron 7 Aberdeen
Huron 12 Mitchell 7
Huron 13 Wess. Springs 39
TOTAL POINTS
Huron 58 Opponents 53
TOTAL GAMES WON
Huron 3 Opponents 1
FOOTBALL ACTION SHOT
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Accounting For Mistakes
Back row. left to right: Al Cropp, David Malthouse, Dean Boyd. Marvin Maxvoid.
First row. left to right: Bob McFadcbn, Dennis McMahon, John Winkle.
I ii I r a 111 u r a 1
I > a s k e I b a 11
Coach
Mr. Dwane Clodfelter
TEAM CAPTAINS TEAM CAPTAINS
BLACKHAWKS Dean Boyd LAKERS Al Cropp
BULLETS David Malthouse OLYMPIANS John Winkle
CELTICS . Bob McFadden PISTONS . .. Dennis McMahon
KNICKERBOCKERS Marvin Maxvoid WARRIORS ... Bob Meyer
“ A ” BASKETBALL ACTION SHOTS
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Setting The Pace
Back row, left to right: Bill Musolf, Howard Sanford,
George Skezas. Al Cropp. Bob Fitzgerald. Keith Kinyon
Second row. left to right: Bob Brush. Jerry Bales,
Johnny Meyer. Ronnie Arteman. Dean Oliva, Roger
Anderberg. Dwane Clodfelter.
First row. left to right: Ross Matson, Don Schmidt,
Bob Pierce. Ted Blum, Clinton Miller.
“ A”
Ba s k e t b a 11
STATE TOURNEY
Huron 46 Watertown 45
Huron 42 Sioux Falls 37
Huron 49 Brookings 50
SECTIONAL TOURNEY
Huron 55 Pierre 23
Huron 51 Miller 38
Coach . ........... Dwane Clodfelter
Captains _________ Ronnie Arteman, Dean Oliva
Student Manager . .. -------------------------------- . Bob Brush
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 field of sports is one of the most important phases of school
life. Beginning in physical education class, the students are trained
and coached for participation in various sport's. The endeavor of the
school and the coaching staff is to strengthen growth by represen-
tation and cooperation in the numerous sport activities. Being able
to bear defeat as well as to share in the glory of victory, both players
and students develop loyalty and school spirit. Thus the memories
of athletics remain with the graduates.
SEASON S RECORD
Huron 47 Pierre 39
Huron 56 Yankton 49
Huron 47 Mitchell 41
Huron 61 Madison 52
Huron 45 Sioux Falls 42
Huron 51 Brookings 59
Huron 46 Watertown 41
Huron 43 Aberdeen 42
Huron 58 Yankton 33
Huron 41 Mitchell 57
Huron 66 Madison 54
Huron 59 Miller 57
Huron 49 Sioux Falls 46
Huron 51 Brookings 52
Huron 53 Watertown 54
Huron 52 Aberdeen 51
TOTAL GAMES WON
Huron 12 Opponents 4
TOTAL POINTS
Huron 825 Opponents 773
ALL STATE TEAM
Ronnie Arteman
Jerry Bales
Dean Oliva
HONORABLE MENTION TEAM
Roger Anderberg
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Gazing Towards Success
Back row. left to right: Keene Fridley, George Roush.
J ick Friese. Glen Boscaljon, Bobby Butts, Dennie
Stanga, Bob Greeves.
First row. left to right: Bob Smith. Chuck Anderson.
Bill Arteman, Dick Tschetter, Clyde Shanholtz. Paul Al-
len. Norvcl Griffin. Denny Stahl.
SEASON’S RECORD
Huron 40 Pierre 26
Huron 47 Yankton 25
Huron 41 Mitchell 37
Huron 40 Madison 46
Huron 43 Sioux Falls 50
Huron 47 Brookings 56
Huron 36 Watertown 35
Huron 39 Aberdeen 40
Huron 40 Yankton 33
Huron 34 Mitchell 56
Huron 41 Madison 45
Huron 53 Miller 29
Huron 36 Sioux Falls 44
Huron 45 Brookings 46
Huron 41 Watertown 56
Huron 51 Aberdeen
“B” Basketball
Coach ...................... Ronald Coates
Captain _________________ ....Paul Allen
Student Manager .. ...............—................... ... . Keene Fridley
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 de-
votion for our school, and all it stands for — it is for these things
that we fight.
Intramural Basketball Standings
TOTAL GAMES WON
Huron 7 Opponents 9
TOTAL POINTS
Huron 670 Opponents 659
TEAM Ganics Won Ganics Lost Position
Malthousc’s Bullets 6 1 .. 1st
Mnxvoid’s Knickerbockers 4 .. . 3 tied
Cropp’s Lakers . . .. 4 3 .. .. tied
McFadden’s Celtics 4 3 tied
Bovd’s Blackhawks „ 4 3 tied
Mver’s Warriors . ... 3 4 6th
Winkle’s Olympians . ... 5 _ 7th
McMahon’s Pistons i 6 8th
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Gaining Rapid Speed
Track
Top left photo:
Back row. left to right: Bill Markey, Jim Arndt. John
Winkle. Courtney Venables, Don Schmidt. Clarence
Daniel, Jim Swab.
Front low, left to right: Dean Oliva, Jerry Bales, Jim
Brush. Rod Barnes. Phil Stephenson.
Lettermen
Top right photo:
Left to right: Rod Barnes, Jerry Bales. Phil Stephen
son. Dean Oliva, Don Schmidt.
Track
Bottom left photo:
Back row. left to right: Bill Musolf, Bill Markey. Phil
Stephenson. Jerry Balas, Bob Brush. Don Schmidt
Dick Roth. Clarence Daniels. Dean Oliva. Courtney
Venables, Jim Arndt. Bob Myers, Al Cropp, Johnny
Meyer.
Second row, left to right: Bob Rhinehart, Ross Matson,
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Squad
Roger Gibbon. Terry Dynes. Ted Blum, Don
Jim Hook. Jim Swab. Dave Scheele.
First row. left to right: Peter Wipf. Paul Allen.
las Teuber. Edmund Vilhauer. Keene Fridley,
Shanholtz. Dennis Stanza.
Busch,
Doug-
Clyde
Bottom light photo:
Left to right: Dean Oliva, Clarence Daniel.
Raising The Roof
Left to right: Lonna Hanson, Claudette Thompson: Jean Schmidt, Darlene VanTour. Frances Cranston.
DARLENE VAN TOUR
CLAUDETTE THOMPSON
P e p Leaders
FRANCES CRANSTON
LONNA HANSON
MIRIAM MUELLER
JEAN SCHMIDT
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Observing With Satisfaction
Back row. standing, left to right: Maryellen Flesner,
Ruth Fuller. Jerry Wing. Darlene Phinney. Mr. Christ-
ensen.
Third row. seated, left to right: Sandra Erickson. Bonnie
Cummings. Susan Dickson. Clarke Christensen, Gerald
Peterson. Bob Boetel. Ken Winkle. John Brandt. Jim
Bartholow. Don Brugman. John Winkle, Norman Pep-
pers.
Second row. left to right: Wilbur Yegge, Richard De-
Vries. Linda Betts, Nancy Ellsworth. Mary Sande, Don-
na Heyer. Winifred Sibley, Lowell Jones, Joe Maltby,
Douglas Teuber
First row. left to right: Maurice Monahan, Janeen Me-
dick. Norma Boetel, Marilyn Jones, Joe Wing, Harold
Bolte. Loren Johnson.
Pep B a 11 (I
JL
Director
Paul Christensen
One of the most colorful additions to the
Huron High School athletic contests is the
mass cheering of Tiger fans led by the Huron
High pep band and cheer-leaders, providing
inspiration for the players and enthusiasm
among the spectators.
The pep band has also done its share of
backing the cheering section and is consider-
ed one of the best in South Dakota. Many of
the school yells are supported by a musical
background furnished by the pep band.
DRUM MAJOR—MAJORETTES
Left to right: Jerry Peek, Marcia Stelow, Janclle VanTour, Joe Gray, Beverly Jones, Joyce Reilly, Jean Swab.
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Entering Into Vast Space
Organizing Those Capable
Back row, standing, left to right: Norina Halbur. Jea-
nine Oster,.
Third row. seated, left to right: Patsy Knabe, Linda
Ward. Sharon Rohrabaugh. Diana Hippie.
Second row. left to right: Milton Schwartz, Althea
Dillman. Carolyn Winkle. Sharyn Dennis. Betty Van-
Epps, Donna Knabe, Judy Wilkerson, Mona Vondown,
Jeanette Bergerson
First row. left to right: Cora Lee Bowder. Betty Bates.
Donna Roth. Barbara Lampe.
O r c h e s I r a
Director ......
Miss Charlotte Mossman
Seated at piano: Miss Charlotte Mossman.
Back row, left to right: Joe Wing. Loren Johnson. Nor-
man Peppers, John Winkle. Don Brugman. Tom Barth-
olow. Clarke Christensen. Chuck Anderson.
Front row. left to right: Erling Engstrom, Maurice
Monahan. Jiin Costello.
Swing Ba n <1
Director
Paul Christensen
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Specializing Their Work
BAND BOARD
Left to right: Norman Peppers, John Winkle. Charles Anderson. Loren Johnson. Kent Slocum.
I ii s I r u in e n I a 1 M u s i c
Director ___ ...______ Mr. Paul Christensen
Assistant Director __................... Miss Charlotte Mossman
B a n (I Board Officers
President ____ __ __ ___ ___ John Winkle
Vice President ............................................................... ....Kent Slocum
Secretary-Treasurer ___________________________ Loren Johnson
A 11 - S I a I e Baud
March 19, 1952 8:00 p. m.
Dr, Frank Simon
Don Brugman
Clarke Christiansen
Donna Heyer
Loren Johnson
Maurice Monahan
Concert
Sioux Falls
Norman Peppers
Mary Saride
Kent Slocum
John Winkle
Kenneth Winkle
P e p P r o in o t e r s
Pep Band Director __________—____Mr. Paul Christensen
Pep Band Assistant Director .......Miss Charlotte Mossman
Pep Leader Supervisor ... Mr. Delbert C. Ruetter
Pep Leaders ____ Frances Cranston, Lonna Hanson,
Miriam Mueller, Jean Schmidt,
Claudette Thompson, Darlene VanTour.
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Developing Their Talents
H ii r o n
B a n (I
H i g h
S c h o o I
C o n c e r t
Standing, left to right: Maryellen Flesner, Jerry Wing.
Chuck Anderson. Darlene Phinnev, Ruth Fuller.' Marcia
Stelow
4th row. left to right: Linda Betts. Barbara Rudloff,
Jerry Peek. Loren Johnson. Harold Bolte. Joe Wing
Douglas Teuber. Gerald Peterson. Clarke Christiansen.
3rd row. left to right: Sandra Erickson, Richard De-
Vries, Richard Bates. Wilbur Yegge, Joe Maltby, Bob
Houlton.
2nd row, left to right: Bill Musolf. Jenecn Medeck, Lin-
ova Jennewien, Dolores Gleich, Janice Erickson, Jean
Swab, Mary Sande.
1st row, left to right: Maurice Monahan, Joyce Reilly,
Audrey Johnson.
HURON HIGH SCHOOL CONCERT BAND
PERSONNEL
BARITONES CORNETS TROMBONES
KENT SLOCUM KEN WINKLE BOB BOETEL MAVIS KIRBY HARLAND HEUPEL LOREN JOHNSON HAROLD BOLTE JOE WING DOUGLAS TEUBER BOB HOULTON JOE MALTBY NORMAN PEPPERS JOHN WINKLE DON BRUGMAN TOM BARTHOLOW JOHN BRANDT
FLUTES PERCUSSION SAXOPHONES
MARILYN JONES NORMA BOETEL MARY LOU BLECHSCHMIDT BASSOONS JOE GRAY BARBARA JELGERHUIS DARLENE PHINNEY CHUCK ANDERSON JERRY WING RUTH FULLER MARYELLEN FLESNER SUSAN DICKSON MARCIA STELOW JANELLE VAN TOUR DAVE NELSEN ELAINE WARD DONNA HEYER COLLEEN EGAN WINIFRED SIBLEY FAYE JACQUETTE JIM COSTELLO JACK KELLER LOWELL JONES MERRITT WISEMAN
ALTO & BASS CLARINETS BASSES
GERALDINE PEEK CLARKE CHRISTIANSEN LINDA BETTS GERALD PETERSON BARBARA RUDLOFF GARY HASE
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Presenting To Observers
II u r on High School C o n c e r t Ban d
Standing, right to left: Mr. Christiansen. Susan Dixon.
Fourth row, right to left: Norman Peppers, John Winkle.
Don Brugman, Tom Bartholow, John Brandt, Kent Slo-
cum, Harland Heupel, Mavis Kirby, Garry Hase, Bob
Boetcl, Kenny Winkle.
Third row, right to left: Jack Keller, Lowell Jones, Jim
Costello, Merritt Wiseman, Barbara Jelgerhiuis, Joe
Gray.
Second row. right to left: Donna Heyer, Colleen Egan,
Winifred Sibley, Faye Jacquette, Betty Morgan, Nancy
Ellsworth, Bonnie Seger.
First row, right to left. Marilyn Jones, Norma Boetcl,
Mary Lou Blechschmidt, Beverly Jones.
HURON HIGH SCHOOL CONCERT BAND
PERSONNEL
CLARINETS
MAURICE MONAHAN
JOYCE REILLY
MARILYN LUTHER
BILL MUSOLF
JENEEN MEDECK
BONNIE CUMMING
DOLORES GLEICH
SANDRA ERICKSON
RICHARD DE VRIES
WILBUR YEGGE
RICHARD BATES
OBOES
AUDREY JOHNSON
BEVERLY JONES
HORNS
JANICE ERICKSON
MARY SANDE
JEAN SWAB
NANCY ELLSWORTH
BONNIE SEGER
BETTY MORGAN
High School
Music Festival
Friday, March 28, 7:30 P.M.
HURON ARENA-AUDITORIUM
Several hundred high school musicians from
MITCHELL - YANKTON - HURON
in Grand Concert with
BAND, ORCHESTRA, MIXED CHORUS
Guest Conductors
Band—Mark II. Hinclsley, University of Illinois
Chorus—Robert M. McCowcn, Western Illinois Stale
College
Orchestra—Richard J. Guderyahn, Augustana College,
Sioux Falls
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Achieving Noted Acclaim
‘Up I n The Air’
OPERETTA
October 23, 1951, High School Auditorium
DIRECTORS
Mrs. Ruth Greeves
Mr. G. Scott Dexter
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Proceeding As Planned
MIXED
Back row, left to right: Carol Hanson. Barbara Krumm,
Jack Keller, Bob Zurbrigen, Jim Klassen, David Nelsen,
David Odegard, Melvin Day. Tom Bartholow, Jim Cos-
tello, Darrel Smits, Al Cropp, Dale Lemke. Allen Ber-
gerson, Wesley Broer, Francis Dave. Sara Shobcr. Nan
Schmidt.
Third row, left to right: Shirley Flolo, Patty Flanagan,
Marvin Gardner. Merritt Wiseman, Bob Annett, Pete
Selover, Clarke Christiansen, Kent Slocum. Frank Dal-
rymple. Bob Greeves. Jim Von Seggern, William Cham-
glain, Jim Swab, Norman Peppers, Dick Costain, Jean
chmidt, Donna Hever
Second row, left to right: Louise Aldahl, Linova Jenne-
CHORUS
wein, Marlene Erickson. Dorothy Plowman. Marvel
Maxey, Wilma Stahl. Betty Bates. Janice Erickson, Jo
Foasberg, Mary Ann Wipf, Claudette Thompson, Nancy
Hansen. Marilyn Jones, Winifred Sibley, Beverly Edlc-
man. Sonja Nelsen.
First row, left to right: Beverly Jones, Darlene VanTour,
Ramona Waldner. Lena Meyer. Susan Cristcr. Betty
Van Epps. Lois Schmidt, Shirley Schwartz. Mary Fletch-
all. Maurine Dutcher, Lonna Hanson, Marilyn Oliva,
Frances Cranston. Lois Jean Johnson.
Standing: Stewart Christensen. Don Brugman, Accom-
panist, Kay Johnson
Vocal M u s i c Personnel
Directors... ____ Mr. G. Scott Dexter, Mrs. Ruth K. Greeves
Accompanists Kay Johnson, Lois Schmidt, Claudette Thompson
Treble Clef
President ........._________________ Patty Flanagan
Vice President ....__________Claudette Thompson
Secretary .................................Dolores Schaffer
Librarian ______............_.___Ramona Waldner
Director _____.... Mrs. Ruth K. Greeves
Accompanist ____...................Lois Schmidt
Girls’ Glee Club
President ______ ..........._ Dolores Schaffer
Vice President __.............Darlene VanTour
Secretary-Treasurer ... .... Frances Cranston
Librarians ______________________ Lois Schmidt
Marlene Erickson
Director . ..................... Mrs. Ruth K. Greeves
Accompanist ............... Claudette Thompson
Troubadours
President ____________________Kent Slocum
Vice President .................Melvin Day
Secretary ......_......... Loren Johnson
Librarian ............................Loren Johnson
Director ....... .............Mr. G. Scott Dexter
Accompanist .............-...............Kay Johnson
Boys’ Glee Club
President _____..................... Norman Peppers
Vice President ____________________Bob Annett
Secretary-Treasurer .... ..........Jim Swab
Librarian ________________ ...Clarke Christiansen
Director ___________________Mr. G. Scott Dexter
Accompanist .................................... Kay Johnson
Mixed Chorus
President .................................... .....................Al Cropp
Vice President__________________________________ ___Shirley Flolo
Secretary-Treasurer .. . ....................Claudette Thompson
Librarians __....................... Jo Foasberg, Tom Bartholow
Directors __________ Mrs. Ruth K. Greeves, Mr. G. Scott Dexter
Accompanist _____________________________________Kay Johnson
TRIO STRING ENSEMBLE
Standing, left to right: Ramona Waldner. Wilma Stahl. Dolores Schaffer.
Seated, left to right: Cora Lee Bowder, Marilyn Jones. Lois Schmidt, Betty Van Epps.
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Allowing For Corrections
Girls* Glee Club
Back row, left to right: Betty Bates. Charleen Meyer,
Patty Flanagan. Marilyn Luther. Mary Ann Schu-
macher. Priscilla Thrall. Phyllis Reeves. Barbara
Krumm. Vivian Syvertson. Nancy Rudloff. Jean
Schmidt Marilyn Jones. Sara Lee Shober, Sonja Nelsen,
Winifred Sibley. Jo Foasberg. Janice Erickson. Bonnie
Cummings. Beverly Edleman.
Fourth row, left to right: Shirley Flolo, Marvel Maxey.
Wilma Stahl, Lois Schmidt. Mary Fletchall. Linova
Jennewein, Barbara Liem. Marilyn Erickson. Mary
Wedel. Carol Hansen. Nancy Staley. Frances Brokke.
Leona Sanford. Nan Schmidt. Janelle Eschen. Nancy
Ellsworth, Candace Hriligoss. Carolyn Musolf. Lorna
Meyer. Nancy Hansen.
Third row. left to right: Betty Schnathorst. Audrey
Pageler, Martha Gray, Louise Aldahl. Ramona Decker.
Jane Ann Smith. Barbara Rudloff, Connie Sager, Shar-
on DeVries. Marlene Wood. Marlys Patrick. Carol Max-
son. Donna Heyer. Maurine Dutcher. Janelle Van Tour.
Ann Funck, Laura Anderson, Mary Ann Wipf.
Second row, left to right: Lorraine Dorgatz, Dcronda
Rea, Donna Garry, Elizabeth Hinker, Shirley Schwartz,
Jeanette Heckenliable, Ramona Waldner. Beverly Jones.
Mina Riley. Marilyn Garry, Joyce Gehring, Violet Fish-
er, Dorothy Plowman. Shirley Gravett, Helen Almond,
Dolores Kirk, Marcella Hoerner, Frances Cranston,
Marilyn Oliva. Lonna "Hanson.
First row. left to right: Betty Van Epps, Susan Crister.
Eleanor Ghein, Donna Morse, Mary Ellen Flesncr. Mar-
cia Stelow, Shirley Kinghorn. Lena Meyer, Marlene
Erickson, Darlene VanTour. Lois Jean Johnson. Phyllis
Cook. Cora Lee Bow'der, Norma Wheelhouse. Alice
Reinartz, Mary Ann Lafee, Dolores Schaffer; Accom-
panists, Claudette Thompson, Shirley Miller.
Treble Clef
Officers
President
PATTY FLANAGAN
Vice President
CLAUDETTE THOMPSON
Secretary Treasurer
DOLORES SCHAFFER
Librarian
RAMONA WALDNER
Back row left to right: Wilma Stahl. Shirley Flolo, Patty Flanagan, Mary Fletchall.
Linova Jennewein, Carol Hansen. Winifred Sibley, Donna Heyer, Maryann Wipf,
Marilyn Oliva.
First row, left to right: Susan Crister. Betty Van Epps, Ramona Waldner, Mar-
lene Erickson. Beverly Jones. Lena Meyer, Lois Jean Johnson, Frances Cranston,
Dolores Schaffer. Claudette Thompson.
Seated at harp, Lois Schmidt.
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Advancing Towards Success
Boys’ Glee Club
Back row, left to right: Jack Keller, Bob Zurbrigen,
Dwight Coursey, Keene Fridley, Max Hansen. David
Odegard, Philip Olsen. Melvin Day. Tom Bartholow,
Jim Costello, Darrel Smits, Al Cropp, Dale Lemke.
Allen Bergerson, Francis Dave.
2nd row, left to right: Jim Klassen. Jim Williams, Don
DcBolt, Bob Annett, David Nelson, Clarke Christensen.
Jim Von Seggern, Larry Teuber, Jack Welsh, Dick Cos-
tain. Wesley Brocr, Jim Swab, Norman Peppers.
1st row. left to right: Albert Lippert, Merritt Wiseman,
Bob Staley. Pete Selover, Kent Slocum, Frank Dal-
rymple, Bob Greeves, William Champlain. Tom Swed-
enborg. Adrian Parmeter,; Accompanist. Kay Johnson.
T r o u b a (I o r s
Officers
President
KENT SLOCUM
Vice President
MELVIN DAY
Secretary Treasurer
LOREN JOHNSON
Librarian
LOREN JOHNSON
Back row. left to right: Jim Williams, Jack Keller, Tom Bartholow, Melvin Day.
Jim Costello. Darrel Smits, Dale Lemke. Allen Bergerson.
First row left to right: Jim Klassen. Bob Annett. Kent Slocum. Clarke Christian-
sen Jim Von Seggern, Jim Swab, Norman Peppers; Accompanist Kay Johnson.
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Sketching Interior Designs
Back row. left to right: Vernon Norquist, Jim Costello.
Roberta Sellers. Ruby Lou Sellers. Dolores Geones. Rus-
sell Cox. Mevin Day, John Meyer. LeRoy Halter, Rich-
ard DeVries.
Third row. left to right: Dwight Coursey, Blanche Cor-
coran. Arlene Corcoran. Marilyn Schultz, Janice Erick-
son, Douglas Teuber, Ronnie Bensley, John Winkle,
Ted Blum.
Second row, left to right: Barbara Liem. Bonita Glanz-
er. Mary Wedel. Ellen Mae Shaner, Helen Parris. Alta
Loeffelbein, Phyllis Friedrechsen. Richard Bates.
First row, left to right: Betty Schnathorst, Shirley
Campbell, Jean Johnson. Dolores Binkell, Betty Paye,
Miss Alice Ritchey.
Art
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President ... ____ ___ ____ ______________-...John Meyer
Vice-President .. __________________________________Janice Erickson
Secretary-Treasurer ____ _____........................ Betty Schnathorst
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 ai t class.
It is the purpose of the art department to have
the students experiment with as many mediums
and procedures as possible and familiarize him-
self with the world of art. By so doing he lays
a foundation 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 an-
swer the need of the students who does not seek
a career in art but who wants the understanding
and natural joy that comes 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 woik
as he pleases with the inspiriation 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 de-
sign 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.
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Producing Rare Entertainment
“SET FOR A SPELL”
DRAMA CLASS PLAY DECEMBER 6, 1951
Top photo:
Left to right' Jim Costello. Jack Keller, Fiances Cran-
ston. Bob Zurbrigcn, Carol Hansen, Maryellen Flesner.
Bottom
Back row, left to right: Adrianne Horton. Linda Hofer,
Maryellen Flesncr, Darlene VanTour, Carol Hansen.
Frances Cranston. Darlene Phinney, Barbara Liem.
Linda Hofer. Barbara Liem. Marvin Gardner. Darlene
Phinney.
photo:
First row. left to right: Al Hall. Bob Zurbrigen. Jim
Costello, Jack Keller. Marvin Gardner. Mr. G. Scott
Dexter.
D ra m a lies
DIRECTOR. MR. G. SCOTT DEXTER
'rhe (liama class meets daily during one
semester. One-hall credit is given For the
semester course. Each drama class has to
present one play before the public in which
each class member participates.
The three act comedy, “Set For A Spell”,
presented by the drama class entertained the
audience with secret potions, voodoo charms
and black magic.
The play, written by Alvin Kerr and Peter
Carbart, was under the direction of Scott Dex-
ter, II.U.S. drama instructor.
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Voicing Honest Opinions
LARRY LUTHER
National Forensic League
Debate
Extemporaneous Speaking
CANDACE HILLIGOSS
Humorous
Declamation
LONNA HANSON
National Forensic League
Oratorical Declamation
Debate
Declamation
DELBERT C. REUTTER
Forensic Coach
LOCAL
Deronda Rea — Dramatic — Good
Candace Hilligoss — Humorous — Superior
Lonna Hanson — Oratory — Superior
Jane Ann Smith — Poetry — Superior
DIVISIONAL
Deronda Rea — Dramatic — Good
Lonna Hanson — Oratory — Excellent
Jane Ann Smith — Poetry — Good
Candace Hilligoss — Humorous — Superior
STATE
Candace Hilligoss — Humorous —
Excellent
Extemporaneous
and
Oratory
DELBERT C. REUTTER
Forensic Coach
STATE
James Klassen — Extemporaneous —
Second
Larry Luther — Extemporaneous
AMERICAN LEGION ORATORY
LOCAL
Robert Staley — First
DIVISIONAL
Robert Staley — Second
JAMES KLASSEN
National Forensic League
Debate
Radio Speaking
Extemporaneous Speaking
DERONDA REA
Dramatic Declamation
JANE ANN SMITH
Poetry Declamation
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Anticipating The Outcome
Back row, left to right: Janeen Medeck, Lillian Camp-
bell, Maurene Dutcher, Ramona Decker, Joe Gray,
Nancy Ellsworth. D. C. “Doc” Reutter, Frances Tsche't-
ter, Barbara Rudloff, Verla Hobbs. Jean Swab.
Sitting, left to right: Jim Klassen, Lonna Hanson, Larry
Luther. Dorothea Oster, Daryl Stahl.
Debate
Director ......... ......................
Mr. Delbert C. Reutter
1952 Debate Schedule
WATERTOWN FIESTA
Huron _______________________-First
HURON INVITATIONAL DEBATE
Huron ________________________Second
BIG EIGHT TOURNAMENT
Huron _______________________Third
PIERRE INVITATIONAL DEBATE
Huron _________________________Second
MIDWEST DEBATE
TRI-STATE DEBATE
Huron .. ...........................Fourth
NATIONAL FORENSIC LEAGUE
Huron ..............._____....___Fifth
VERMILLION INVITATIONAL
Huron ...........__________...........First
“Resolved: That all American citizens be
subject to conscription for essential service in
time of war."
That topic has been argued all winter
long by every high school debate team in the
country. And it has carried Huron High
School debaters to a record-breaking season
in competition with major midwestern high
schools.
The team consists of Larry Luther, Doro-
thea Oster, Jim Klassen, Lonna Hanson, and
Daryl Stahl. The debaters are coached by
“Doc” Reutter, who is considered one of the
best coaches in the state.
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Working On Details
Back row. left to right: Joe Wing, Ed Putman. Billy
Hill. Dale Lemke. Darrel Smits. Bill Arteman. Boo
Pierce. Dary) Stahl. Jim Swab. Norman Peppers. Don
Schmidt. David Odegard. Adrian Parmeter.
Fifth row. left to right: Joyce Gehring. Adrianne Hor-
ton. Carol Hansen. Philip Dickson. Joe Gray. Clyde
Shanholtz. Jack Friese. Patty Flanagan. Jo Foasbei g.
Ruby Lou Sellers. Betty Bates. Barbara Jelgerhuis, Lo-
well Jones. Tom Swedenborg. Bob Jones.
Fourth row. left to right: Kayleen Jacobsen. Rose Marie
Mueller. Sally Sprague. Mary Ann Schumacher, Frances
Cranston. LoL- Schmidt. Dar VanTour. Marlene Erick-
son. Deronda Rea. Shirley Rae Johnson. Verla Hobbs.
Laura Anderson. Ruth Fuller. Nancv Ellsworth, Jimmy
Kaiser.
Third row. left to right: Janice VanAllen. Shirley Stano-
sheck. Maurine Dutcher. Mavis Roberts, Priscilla Thrall,
Donna Garry, Bonnie Seger. Betty Schnathorst, Marilyn
Wagner. Marsha Stelow. Margie Mayberry. Marilyn
Jones, Dorothy Plowman, Susan Critser. Mary Stor-
bakken, Roberta Sellers. Miss Bliss.
Second row. left to right: Sherri Tanger, Donna Morse,
Marcella Hoerner, Jean Benson, Sara Lee Shober,
Joyce Stevens. Marilyn Oliva. Jane Ann Smith, Sandra
Howard. Sandra Erickson. Marlene Johnson, Sharon
Bartholow, Ramona Waldner, Wilma Stahl, Barbara
Krumm.
First row, left to right: Elizabeth Hinker, Betty Van-
Epps. Joy Johnson. Marilyn Smith, Dianne Gardner.
Carolyn Krumm. Mona Rae Clemetson, Helen Almond,
Delores Kirk. Naomi Carpenter, Vivian McFarling,
Alice Mae Waldner, Audrey Johnson.
Fraternitas Latina
LATIN CLUB OFFICERS
Consuls . ___________________Carol Hansen. Bob Pierce
Praetor ________ ________________________Donna Garry
Quaestor _____________________ Carolyn Krumm
Aedille....................................... Maurine Dutcher
Sponsor....... ............... ___________... Miss Wilma Bliss
One of the highlights of the year for the
“Romanus Hodierni” 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 decora-
ROMAN BANQUET
tions 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. Under her direction its
interests have been extended. To carry the
torch of classical civilization 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, combining feast, fiction, and fun,
presented different phases of Roman history,
life and customs. Influences of Latin on our
language were also pointed out. Latin songs
were sung and programs were conducted with
Latin games.
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Conversing With Pride
Back row. left to right: Faye Hollister. Marlene Baker,
Janice Erickson. Shirley Walker. Charleen Meyer, Bob
Zurbrigen, Loren Johnson. Paul Allen. Gary Hase, Keith
Kinyon. Robert Boetel, Roger Gibbon. Myron Reinartz,
Marvin Gardner.
Fourth row. left to right: Janis Wipf, Lenore Kirby,
Juanita McGaughey. Joan Knabe. Mavis Kirby, Col-
leen Egan. Jaquelyn Kirby, Phyllis Reaves, Bob Greeves,
June Wilcox. Sha’ryn Dennis, Nan Schmidt.
Third row, left to right: Dolores Geones, Cora Lee Bow-
der, Barbara Rudloff. Jean Swab, Shirley' Miller, Janelle
VanTour. Jeraldinc Peek. Mary Lou Dolan, Barbara
Lampe. Donna Heyer. Marilyn Erickson, Leona Sanford,
Miss Dana Harlow.
Second row, left to right: Carol Maxson. Phyllis Gra-
ham, Mary Fletchall, Mina Reilly. Lois Jean Johnson,
Shirley Schwartz. Candace Hilligoss, Dolores Gleich.
Claudette Thompson. Jean Schmidt. Carolyn Musolf.
First row. left to right: Shirley Gravitt, Lena Meyer.
Alice Reinartz. Ann Funck, Audrey Johnson. Linda
Betts, Marilvn Garry, Marlys Patrick, Lonna Hanson
E s p a n o 1 c s A in i g o s
SPANISH CLUB OFFICERS
President
Vice President
Secretary-Treasurer
Social Chairmen
Sponsor
Se abre la sesion!
Se abre la sesion!
With this exclamation, President Shirley
Flolo opened each meeting of the Spanish
club in room 315 every other Friday afternoon
during the filth hour.
After the business meetings, which are
conducted in Spanish, the members partici-
pated in the programs consisting of Spanish
songs, records, games and plays, all wonder-
ful 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 under-
stand better the history of their language is
the dual purpose toward which the Spanish
Chib is striving. Acting as advisor to the
group, Miss Dana Harlow sponsored the col-
orful St. Valentine’s Tea in honor of the par-
ents of the Spanish students.
Shirley Flolo
Nanette Schmidt
Paul Allen
. Candace Hilligoss, Jean Swab
Miss Dana Harlow
Al Christinas time a special fiesta was held
featuring 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 TEA
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Following The Principles
Standing, left to right: Mr. Barth, Nancy Brown, Janice
Wipf, John Horton. Harold Bolte. George Roush, Curtis
Hansen.
Second row, left io right: Ramona Decker, Beverly
Trousdale. Elaine Ward. Shirley Rae Johnson, Dorothy
Kutzler, Sharyn Dennis.
First row. left to right, sitting: Helen Parris, Janecn
Medick, Verlyn Walter. Jacky Waldner.
Library
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President ____________________________________Beverly Trousdale
Vice President _______..........................__ . John Horton
Secretary-Treasurer _______.................. ________Janis Wipf
Social Chairman_______ ___________________________Helen Parris
Assisting Mr. Edward W. Barth, junior-
senior high school librarian, is the Library Club.
“How to use the High School Library” is a sub-
ject well worth knowing. Most student-mem-
bers 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 mag-
azines, typing, issuing due slips, maintaining
attendance records, miscellaneous errands and
helping the students find material. These and
all other opportunities to serve the school con-
stitute the purpose of the club.
As a foundation for serving students are
expected to know the Library rules, the Appren-
tice Code, the systm of cataloging, and how to
us the card catalog, the Reader’s Guide, and
the general reference books. Proper deportment
and good scholarship are also indexes to ade-
quate service, and prerequisite for membership.
Reward for service to users of the library
consists in a general acquaintance with the var-
ious kinds of materials and how to use them,
plus a credit of four points per school year.
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The spirit of cooperation, thoughtfulness, and
friendliness among the L.C.’s is making the li-
brary an attractive place in which to study. To
the extent that those who use the library are
willing to cooperate in just so far can the gratis
service accomplish its purpose.
Club meetings are held once a month after
school for instruction and special activities. At-
tendance of these meeting 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 anniver-
saries.
In living we look for the equal chance;
“books help to make it.”
Few members of this organization are train-
ing themselves to become actual librarians and
to work in libraries but the knowledge that are
accumulating in the techniques of the library
will be valuable to them in the future in their
chosen vocation.
Contributing Helpful Hands
SPORTS EDITOR ART EDITOR EDITORS-IN-CHIEF
DONALD SCHMIDT
RUBY LOU SELLERS
PATTY FLANAGAN
JOSEPHINE FOASBERG
CYNTHIA GILLESPIE
T li e I I 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
Early in the fall no less than five seniors,
with the aid of three juniors and six sopho-
mores, go to bat for the Tiger. Before the
precious book comes out in the spring, the
staff, individually and collectively, feels that
it's “going nuts." Finally one bright day—the
book comes off the press. Was it hard to put
out the TigerJ Naw, there was nothin' to it.
P ii bli cation S 1 a f 1—Y e a r book
Standing, left to right: Sara Lee Shober, Jo Foasberg.
Barbara Leim, Jean Schmidt. Wava K. Larsen, Nan
Schmidt, Carolyn Musolf, Clyde Shanholtz, Ginger
Dynes. Marcella Hoerner, Mary Ann Schumacher.
Sitting, left to right: Patty Flanagan, Cynthia Gillespie
Don Schmidt, Ruby Lou Sellers.
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Challenging Other Cities
PAGE EDITORS EDITOR-IN-CHIEF
VIVIAN SYVERTSON JEAN JOHNSON LOIS SCHMIDT
DOLORES SCHAFFER BOB ANNETT
DOROTHY PLOWMAN
T he II u r o n 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
Publication S t a f f—N e w s p a p e r
Back row, left to right: Candace Hilligoss, Delores
Gleich. Barbara Lampe. Joan DeLong, Barbara Jelger-
huis. Nancy Rudloff. Barbara Krumm, David Nelsen,
Don Brugman, Bill Musolf, Bob Annctt, Daryl Stahl,
David Odcgard.
Second row, left to right: Linda Betts, Darlene Van-
Tour. Ruth Fuller, Carol Hansen. Nancy Ellsworth.
Roberta Sellers, Vivian Syverston, Lois Schmidt. Ra-
mona Waldner. Wilma Stahl.
First row, left to right: Frances Cranston. Jean John-
son. Dorothy Plowman. Dolores Schaffer, Deronda Rea.
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Co-operating With Others
Left to right: Jim Williams, Maurice Monahan. Mr. Ralph Roy. Russell Cox.
P ii I) I i c a I i o n
S I a f f—B u s i n e s s
BUSINESS MANAGERS
JIM WILLIAMS
MAURICE MONAHAN
ASSISTANT BUSINESS MANAGERS
RUSSELL COX
ROGER GIBBON
BUSINESS ADVISOR
MR. RALPH ROY
Published By
HURON HIGH SCHOOL
Huron. South Dakota
EDITOR IN CHIEF ...... Lois Schimdt
FIRST PAGE EDITOR Dolores Schaffer
FEATURE PAGE EDITOR Dorothy Plowman
SPORTS EDITOR ................Bob Annett
OFFICE MANAGER Nancy Rudloff
REPORTERS: Linda Betts, Don Brugman,
Frances Cranston, Joan DeLong, Nancy
Ellsworth, Ruth Fuller. Dolores Gleich,
Donna Heyer. Carol Hansen, Candace Hilli-
goss, Barbara Jelgerhuis, Jean Johnson,
Barbara Krumm, Barbara Lampe. Bill Mu-
solf. David Nelsen. David Odegard, Deronda
Rea, Roberta Sellers, Daryl Stahl, Wilma
Stahl, Vivian Syvertson, Ramona Waldner,
Darlene VanTour.
BUSINESS MANAGER Maurice Monahan,
Jim Williams.
ASSISTANTS Russell Cox, Roger Gibbon
LITERARY ADVISER Miss Kathleen Cone
BUSINESS ADVISER Ralph Roy
Life began at three o’clock for the Tiger staff
members 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.
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 journalism writing.
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Learning From Experience
MISS DONA S. BROWN
1) i s t r i b u I i v e E <1 u c a I i o n
President________ ... Miriam Mueller
Vice President Geraldine Medrud Flowers
Secretary-Treasurer .... . ______ ____ ... Nancy Brown
Co-ordinator Miss Dona S. Brown
“Earn and Learn" is the motto of the Distributive Edu-
cation Class of 1952. This work-experience program is spon-
sored 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.
. Co-Ordinator The Distributive Education Class does its share of pro-
Huron Senior High School inoting school spirit, ror the past ten years dinners have been
given for the football and basketball team at the end of then-
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 demonstra-
tion; and (1) Attending the A.A.U.W. Art Exhibit.
NANCY BROWN
Salesgirl
Mr L. J. Brindley. Mgr.
Montgomery Ward & Co
SHIRLEY CAMPBELL
Salesgirl
Wayne Clark, Mgr.
Huron Theatre
GERALDINE MEDRUD FLOWERS
Salesgirl
Mr. E. J Evenson, Mgr.
J. J. Newberry
CYNTHIA GILLESPIE
Salesgirl
Mr. L. J. Brindley. Mgr.
Montgomery Ward & ~
MARVEL MAXEY
Nurses’ Aide
Sister Aquinas
St. John’s Hospital
DONNA MORSE
General Work
PHYLLIS COOK
Cashier
Mr. Merritt Wiseman, Mgr.
J. C. Penney Co.
Co.
LAURA JEAN HUSTED
Salesgirl
Mr. Charles Herman. Mgr.
F. W. Woolworth
MIRIAM MUELLER
Salesgirl
Evelyn Head. Prop.
Book Center
PHYLLIS THADEN
Salesgirl
Gilbert Hofer, Mgr.
Sid's Hamburger Shop
LYNN WINDHERST
Salesgirl
Mr. E. C. McKenzie, Prop.
Vallet Cleaners
JANICE WIPF
Salesgirl
Mr. Merritt Wiseman. Mgr
J. C. Penney Co.
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Gathering All Knowledge
Back row, left to right: Mr. Arthur Piner, Lloyd Bar-
ton, George Royer, David Scheele, Louis Langbehn.
Front row, left to right: Dean Boyd, Bob McFadden,
Marvin Maxvoid, Arlo Layton.
T r a (I e s a n <1 I 11 d u s t r i e s
Trades and Industries Instructor ...............
Mr. Arthur Piner
Service station attendants, a rubber welder.
and a men’s clothing salesman are a few of the
jobs now held by students in Arthur P. Piners’
trades and industries class, new in Huron High
this year.
“Trades and industries is not a truly descrip-
tive name for the course,” said Mr. Piner. ‘‘A
better name is ‘Cooperative Part-Time School
and Work Program in Diversified Occupations,’
but this is a little long!”
To give supervised training for a definite
occupation which can be used after graduation
is the immediate aim of the new course, Mr.
Piner explained. The ultimate aim is to produce
trained employable citizens in the community.
Although the students are paid wages, earning
money is not the primary objective of the course.
In the trades and industries class the boys
are given general instruction concerning topics
such as appearance on the job, and specific in-
formation for every student’s particular field.
The ten boys enrolled in the course attend
school until 2:00 P.M. when they are excused for
their jobs. Two credits are given toward grad-
uation.
At the beginning of the course every stu-
dent took a General Aptitude Test Battery, to
find out what type of work he is best fitted for.
The new program offers to the employers the
benefits of a reserve of trained help, the chance
to train help on the job, getting employees who
are interested in their work, and are informed
about it. Mr. Piner pointed out that students
enjoy their class work because their individual
aptitudes and interests are considered, and they
have contacts with businessmen and have on-
the-job experience.
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Riding To Success
Left to right: Marlene Wood, Mary Anne Wedel, Sonia Nelsen. Anne Funck and Glenn Fuglsby, Instructor.
1) i- i v e r
E (I u c a lion
Behind The Wheel Instruction Mr. Glenn O. Fuglsby
Driver Education Theory ... Miss Wava K. Larsen
Mr. Delbert C. Reutter
‘To teach students the fundamentals of
driving is the aim of this course,” stated Mr.
Fuglsby. The actual driving is done in the
student’s study periods, and a unit of study on
drivers’ training is given in the English and
speech classes by Miss Wava K. Larsen, and
Delbert C. Reutter.
To drive seven hours and observe 21 are
lhe course requirements for each student Mr.
Fuglsby said. The actual driving is broken into
steps such as: inspection of the engine, starting
the car, shifting in low, signaling and stop-
ping in low, etc. The “classroom on wheels”
is equipped with dual controls, and an auxil-
iary brake and clutch on the right side for
the instructor’s use.
Since students turn of legal driving age
when they are Sophomores and because of
limited facilities, the course is being offered
only to Sophomores. The non-drivers are
taught fundamentals the first six weeks and
then all Sophomores start advanced work.
The Pontiac car is being furnished by the
Wilson-Fuller Company. The American Auto-
mobile Association sponsors drivers’ training
courses in high schools all over the nation.
Mr. Fuglsby, a native of Oldham, received
his B.S. degree at South Dakota State College,
Ins M.S. at the University of Minnesota, and
has had 80 hours of drivers’ training instruc-
tion from the AAA.
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Accrediting Their Efforts
Back row. left to right: Gene DeVries, James Gascoigne,
Nelson Miner. Richard Seeman, Frederick Kirschen-
man, Rodney Peterson. Robert Wipf, Gaylord Lippert,
Norris Barnes.
Third row, left to right: B. T. Nelson, Vocational Agri-
culture Instructor: Richard Bui nett, Glen Halter. Rod-
ney Tschetter, Clinton Tschetter. Norman Casndv,
Dwayne Poulisse, James Greenfield, Harvey Mc-
Gaughey.
Second row. left to right: Lvlc Hagen. Merlyn Wagner,
Donald Kludt. Bill Piper. Jerry Decker, Oeorge Me-
Failing. Ed Micdema, Jeraine Walter.
Sitting: Larry Seeman. James Miedema, Alvin Arbeiter,
Peter Wipf, LeRoy Friedrichsen. Gerald Kutzler, Jim
Swain.
Not photoed: LeRoy Schneider, Jim Scheele.
Vocational
A g r iculture
Vocational Agriculture Instructor
Mr. B. T. Nelson
Future Farmers of America
F.F.A,
President ___________ .................LeRoy Friedrichsen
Vice President ____ . Gerald Kutzler
Secretary . ..................Peter Wipf
Treasurer ... ............................................. Jim Swain
Reporter .. .... ________Alvin Arbeiter.. ..
Sentinel ____________Larry Seeman
Vocational Agriculture Adviser . Mr. B. T. Nelson.....
Boys in Huron High School may take four
years of agriculture. Work in this course in-
cludes text book study, practical on-the-spot
learning, and skill development in the Agri-
culture Department shop.
Many construction, repair and service pro-
jects are carried on in the shop and laboratory
in cooperation with the community, such as:
seed and soil testing, and building and repair
of equipment.
Several trips are taken to points in and out
of the state, each year, by members of the
classes.
The Future Farmers of America (F.F.A.)
is a national organization of boys studying vo-
cational agriculture. All boys in the agricul-
ture classes in Huron are members of the
F.F.A.
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Completing The Structure
SENIOR SNAPS
Top row: Junior-Senior Banquet Head Table; Grand March.
Center row: Junior-Senior Prom; Waiters and Waitresses.
Bottom row: Turkey Hop; Cherry Prom.
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Putting On Finishing Touches
Observing The Finish
ACCOUNTING
A. S. Avery Accounting .3 IOOF Bldg.
CEMETERY MEMORIALS
Huron Marble and Granite Works .
--------------------305 2nd S. E.
APPLIANCES
Costain’s Appliances ....... 35 4th S. E.
Electrolux Cleaner and Airpurifier__
_________________________73 2nd S.W.
Lothrop’s Electric Service .........
.................213 Wisconsin S. W.
State Electric Service... 164 Dakota S.
CIGAR STORES
Myers Cigar Store
328 Dakota S.
CLEANERS
Vallet Cleaners and Dyers ____179 3rd S. W.
ATTORNEYS
Judge B. B. McClaskey ------------
..............12 Masonic Temple Bldg.
Royal & Benson, Attorneys.........
.....201 Nat’l Bank of S. Dak. Bldg.
J. P. Sauer, Attorney.............
..... 304 N. W. Sec. Nat’l Bank Bldg.
AUCTION COMPANY
Stockman’s Auction Co.____1355 4th N. W.
AUTO ELECTRIC SERVICE
General Auto Electric Co..........
________________358 Wisconsin S.W.
AUTO SALES & SERVICE
Huron Auto Parts — .... 155 Kansas S. E.
Karstens & Hanson ............208 Dakota N.
CLINICS
Huron Clinic Association.. ... Ill 4th S. E.
Tschetter and Hohm Clinic 455 Kansas S. E.
CLOTHING STORES
Hedblom, the Clothier ...333 Dakota S.
E. C. Olson Clothing Co.. 239 Dakota S.
Osborn’s Men’s Wear_________10 3rd S. W.
CONSTRUCTION COMPANIES
W. E. Bartholow & Sons Construction
Co. —.........8 Masonic Temple Bldg.
Concrete Products Co. _____________
................ 8th & Wyoming S. W.
Henkel Construction Co_____________
................._...5th & Illinois S. W.
Huron Sash & Door Co. 170 Dakota N.
Frank Jaehn Construction Co...117 2nd S. E.
Newberger Building Materials ......
......................1410 4th N. W.
BAKERIES
Swander Baking Co. ___ 117 Dakota N.
BANKS
National Bank of South Dakota ...
.....................76 3rd S.W.
CO-OPS
Farmers Co-operative Ass’n ............
.................159 Market Road S. W.
CREAMERIES
BARBER SHOPS
Palace Barber Shop . ........335 Dakota S.
Fairmont Foods Co. & Gold Medal Dairy
...................348 Kansas S. E.
North American Creameries, Inc.......
........................760 3rd S. W.
BOTTLING COMPANY
Nehi Bottling Co.
433 Kansas S. E.
DANCE BAND
Mike Gibbs Dance Band ...........
CAFES
DENTISTS
George’s Restaurant, Inc-------------
..............—331 Wisconsin S.W.
Snow’s Drift Inn —..........301 Dakota S.
Spargo's Cafe & Spudnut Shop ........
...........-..........149 Dakota S.
CANDY SHOP
Karmelkorn Shop ..........309 Dakota S.
Dr. A. B. Fossum.... .........34 3rd S. E.
Dr. R. F. Hagman and Dr. J. C. Harmel
.........................309 3rd S.W.
Dr. Jay Spink ............ 1 IOOF Bidg.
Dr. R. A. Stratton...................
.....201 N. W. Sec. Nat’l Bank Bldg.
Dr. K. O. Vesledahl .................
..............2 Masonic Temple Bldg.
Dr. A. A. Wollman ...................
.........205 Nat’l Bank of S. Dak. Bldg.
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DEPARTMENT STORES
HARDWARE
Habicht and Habicht 270 Dakota S.
J. J. Newberry Co. ..... 269 Dakota S.
Montgomery Ward & Co.... 208 Dakota S.
J. C. Penney Co. ......... 32 3rd S. W.
Sears, Roebuck and Co... 405 Dakota S.
Wagner Draperies and Drygoods........
....................... . 346 Dakota S.
DRIVE-INS
Dairy Queen of Huron 165 Lincoln S. W.
Zesto Drive-in .......... 1459 Dakota S.
DRUG STORES
Fellows and Clarke Pharmacy, Inc.
..................... 263 Dakota S.
Schwartz Pharmacy _______ 361 Dakota S.
Wheeler Drug Store .... _ 339 Dakota S.
ELEVATORS
Sheldon F. Reese ..............
______________319 Market Road S. W.
FEED AND SEED
Frank’s Feed and Seed ............
.480 Market Road S. E.
Peavey Seed House .... 205 Wyoming S. W.
Schultz Coal and Feed Yard ..._....
....... 205 Market Road S. E.
FLORIST
Walker Flower Shop .. . 437 Dakota S.
FUNERAL HOME
Welter Funeral Home ... 267 3rd S. E.
Coast to Coast Store . . 245 Dakota S.
Johnson’s Marshall Wells Store .. .....
..................... 222 Dakota S.
Stiver Hardware Co....... 240 Dakota S.
Waibel Hardware Co.......351 Dakota S.
HATCHERY
Sunshine State Hatchery 73 2nd S. W.
HOTEL
Marvin Hughitt Hotel .... . 375 Dakota S.
ICE COMPANY
Verl A. Holton Ice Company 192 Utah S. E.
ICE CREAM STORE
Double H Ice Cream Store. 217 3rd S. W.
INSURANCE
Beach and Dickinson Co.... 356 Dakota S.
Beadle County Abstract and Title Co.
....... 224 Nat’l Bank of S. Dak. Bldg.
R. N. “Bob” Campbell Ins............
..................732 Wisconsin S. W.
Dakota State Farm Agency ........ .
...................7 Geyerman Bldg.
Flanagan’s Insurance Agency .....
.102 Farmers & Merchants’ Bank Bldg.
R. B. Hill Insurance Agency .......
.............14 Masonic Temple Bldg.
Kuehn Insurance Agency .............
.............17 Masonic Temple Bldg.
R. M. Pease Agency..................
.... 205 N. W. Sec. Nat’l Bank Bldg.
Herman J. Ulrich ......... 942 Idaho S. E.
Bill Wolner Insurance Agency _...
..................5 Geyerman Bldg.
FURNITURE
Fullerton Furniture Co...101 3rd S. W.
GARAGES
Ralph Bischoff Co._......118 3rd S. E.
D. Urquhart & Sons, Inc. . —....
..............363 Wisconsin S. W.
Warren Motor Co. ........65 2nd S. E.
Wilson Barber Auto Co. ..143 3rd S. W.
GROCERIES—RETAIL
Council Oak Store .......378 Dakota S.
Ed and Eb’s Supermarket .........
..........„..4th and Wisconsin S. W.
Lampe Market ........Dakota Avenue S.
Meyer’s Food Market......154 Dakota S.
South Side Grocery.......146 10th S. E.
GROCERIES—WHOLESALE
Dakota Biscuit Co. ......HO Dakota N.
Morin-Colton Co...... - 49 2nd S. E.
JEWELRY STORES
Rex Jewelry .............. 64 3rd S. W.
Smith Jewelry Store .... _ 357 Dakota S.
LAUNDRIES
Laundromat Half-hour Laundry
.................... 349 Dakota N.
Mac Laundry Co. ....... 179 3rd S. W.
Model Laun-dry Cleaners ........
............... 259 Wisconsin S. W.
LODGE
Huron Lodge No. 444 B. P. O. Elks .
..............Marvin Hughitt Hotel
LUMBER COMPANIES
George C. Green and Sons .......
........._.........Ill Kansas S. E.
Huron Lumber Company ...........
.............. 449 Wisconsin S. W.
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MUSIC SHOP
Ritchey's Music Shop 46 4th S. W.
REAL ESTATE
Millard G. Scott. Realtor . 345 Dakota S.
OIL COMPANIES
E. R. Bauder Oil Co. 380 Nevada S. W.
Soconv Vaccum Oil Company, Inc......
.................. 330 Nevada S. W.
Standard Oil Agents and Dealers ____
............... ...317 Iowa S. E.
OPTICAL MANUFACTURER
Benson Opticians, Inc. 39 3rd S. E.
SCHOOL AND OFFICE SUPPLIES
Kiel Brothers, Inc....... .56 4th S.W.
SHOE REPAIR
The Shu Fixery ..........110 3rd S.W.
SHOE SHOPS
OPTOMETRISTS
Dr. Charles H. Robeson 34 3rd S. E.
Dr. Ray Schroeder 200 Osborn Bldg.
Service Shoe Shop . ...........316 Dakota S.
Potter’s Quality Footwear 20 4th S. W.
SPORT SHOPS
PAINT AND GLASS
Luther Paint and Glass Co.. 258 Dakota S.
Liem Sporting Goods .... _____52 4th S. W.
Tredway Sporting Goods ______________
—... ............. 425 Wisconsin S.W.
PHOTOGRAPHY
Sid Glanzer Studio ...320 3rd S. W.
PHYSICIANS
Dr. L. S. Betts, Eye, Ear, Nose and
Throat ................353 Dakota S.
Dr. R. A. Buchanan, M.D.............
....... 215 Nat’l Bank of S. Dak. Bldg.
SPORTS
Leighton Billiard Parlor _______135 3rd S. W,
Red’s Alleys ................_...259 Dakota S.
STORAGE
Central Storage, Warren Case, Mgr. ..
__ .... ......55 Market Road S. E.
PLUMBING
A. M. Anderson Plumbing and Heating
____________________—55 5th S.W.
Jacobs and Lawson, Inc...........
______________ 324 Wisconsin S.W.
Kuhns Plumbing ........... 25 4th S. E.
Midwest Supply Co.......134 Dakota S.
PRINTER
Huron News Agency..... 234 Dakota S.
PUBLIC SERVICE
Northwestern Public Service Co. _
______—..............381 Dakota S.
THEATRE
Huron Theatre _______________53 3rd S. W.
TRANSPORTATION
Chicago and Northwestern Ry. Station
Employees
Jackrabbit Lines Bus Depot ....
............._...424 Wisconsin S. W.
Wilson Truck System .............
.............575 Market Road S.W.
Yellow Top Cab Co................
............... 546 Wyoming S. W.
WELL DRILLERS
PUBLISHERS
Huron Publishing Co........49 3rd S. E.
RADIO SALES AND SERVICE
A. & M. Radio Store .. 217 Wisconsin S. W.
Huron Drilling Co.
1078 Ohio S.W.
WOMEN’S APPAREL
Berg Style Shop ............. 26 3rd S. W.
Geyerman’s of Huron, Inc. ... .60 3rd S.W.
Jarold Shops ...............14 3rd S.W.
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Inspecting The Finish
Abbas. Doria. 31
Aldal. Louise. 12. 31. 75, 76
Allen. Louis, 16
Allen. Paul. 36, 37. 56, 60,
65, 66. 83
Almond. Helen, 37. 76. 82
Anderbcrg, Dawn Youells.
29
Anderberg. Roger. 20. 45,
47. 48. 49. 53. 56. 57. 60.
64
Anderson. Charles. 37. 65.
70. 71. 72
Anderson. Dean. 31
Anderson, Jim. 20
Anderson. Laura. 37. 76.
82
Annett. Bob. 12, 20. 51. 54.
56. 75. 77
Arbeiter. Alvin. 37
Armstrong. Patricia. 20
Arteman. Bill, 37. 62. 65.
82
Arteman. Ronald. 20. 53.
56. 57, 60. 64
B
Baker. Marlene, 37, 83
Bailey. Vera, 13, 50
Bales, Jerry. 19. 20. 46, 47,
48. 49. 57. 60, 63. 66
Barnes. Rod, 19, 20, 45. 47,
57, 60, 66
Bartel, Al. 16
Barth. Edward W., 13
Barth. Gerald. 31, 84
Bartling, Verona. 29
Bartholow. Tom. 31. 52, 53,
68. 70. 73. 75. 77
Barton. Lloyd. 89
Bates, Bettv, 20. 70, 75, 76.
82
Bates. Richard. 37. 72. 78
Beck, Connie. 37, 59
Bell. George G.. 10
Bensley. Ronnie. 37. 62. 78
Benson. Boyd. 11
Benson. Jean Valborg. 37,
52, 59. 82
Bergerson. Allen. 31, 75.
77
Bergerson. Shirley. 31
Betts. Linda, 31. 51, 59. 68.
72. 83. 86
Bischoff, Dave. 30, 31. 53.
62
Blechschmidt, Mary Lou,
52 7*1
Bliss, Wilma. 13. 82
Blum. Ted, 18. 20. 57, 60,
64. 66. 78
Boetel. Norma, 18. 19. 20.
49. 58. 59. 68. 73
Boetel, Robert. 31. 68. 83
Bolte. Harold, 31. 68. 72. 84
Boomsma, Carol, 31
Boscaljon. Glen, 30, 65
Bowder, Cora Lee, 37, 70,
75. 76. 83
Boyd. Dean. 20. 63. 89
Brandt. John, 37. 68. 73
Briscoe. Laura. 13
Broer. Wesley, 31. 37, 60,
62. 75. 77
Brokke. Frances, 20, 76
Brost. Palmer, 31
Brown. Dona. 13, 88
Brown. Nancy Jean, 21, 84,
88
Brugman, Donald, 21, 52,
61, 68. 70. 73. 75. 86
Brumwell. Franklin, 31
Brush. Bob. 21. 57, 60, 64,
66
Buchanan, Dr. R. A.. 4. 5.
10, 11
Buck. Phyllis Katz. 29
Burnett. Richard. 31. 91
Busch, Don, 21. 56. 66
Bushman. Bob, 37
Butts. Bob, 37, 65
Campbell, Lillian. 37. 81
Campbell. Mrs. R. N„ 11
Campbell. Shirley Mae, 21,
88
Cantonwine. Wanda. 21
Carpenter, Naoma. 37. 82
Champlin, William. 37, 75.
77
Christensen. Paul, 13, 68,
73
Christensen. Stewart. 75
Christiansen. Clarke. 21,
53. 68. 70. 72. 75. 77
Claymore. John. 4. 11
Clemetson. Monna Rae. 38.
82
Clodfelter. V D„ 13. 47,
54. 56, 57. 60. 64
Coats. Ronald, 13, 54. 56.
57. 60
Cook. Phvllis. 21. 76. 88
Cooley. Jim. 38
Cone. Kathleen. 13
Corcoran. Arlene. 21. 78
Corcoran. Blanche. 31. 78
Costain. Dick. 31, 53, 75. 77
Costello. Jim. 19. 21. 68. 70,
73. 75. 77. 78. 79
Cotton. Jim. 21
Coursey, Dwight. 32. 77, 78
Cox. Russell. 32. 53. 78. 87
Crabb. Larry, 38. 51
Cranston. Frances, 19. 21.
44. 47. 52. 59. 67. 75, 76.
79, 82. 86
Critser, Susan. 32. 75. 76. 82
Cropp. Al. 22. 48. 49. 57. 60.
63, 64. 66. 75, 77
Cumming. Bonnie, 22. 68.
76
D
Dalrymple, Frank. 22. 75.
77
Dargatz. Lorraine. 38. 76
Dave. Francis. 32, 42. 75.
77
Day. Melvin. 38. 75, 77, 78
Decker, Joyce. 22
Decker, Quentin. 38
Decker. Ramona. 38. 76. 81,
84
Delong. Joan. 32. 86
Dennis. Sharon. 38. 59. 70.
83. 84
DeVries. Gene. 32. 91
DeVries. Richard. 38, 68.
72. 78
DeVries. Sharon, 32. 76
Dexter. Scott. 14. 23. 53. 79
Dickson. Phillip. 36. 38. 52.
82
Doggett. Sharon. 38
Dolan, Mary Lou. 32, 83
Dooley, Marie. 38
Dooley. Viva Dell Beck. 31
Dosch. Florence, 32
Dovle. Harold. 5
Dutcher, Maurine, 36, 38.
52, 59, 75. 76. 81. 82
Dvorak. Gene. 38.
Dvnes. Ginger Gail, 38. 59.
83. 85
E
Edleman, Beverly. 32, 75.
76
Egan. Colleen, 32. 73. 83
Elliot. Marvin, 14
Ellsworth. Nancv. 32. 42,
51. 52. 59, 68. 73. 76. 81.
82. 86
Engstrom. Eriling. 14. 70
Erickson. Janice, 22. 72. 75.
76. 78. 83
Erickson, Marilyn, 38, 59,
76, 83
Erickson. Marlene, 12. 22,
44. 47. 48, 59. 76. 82
Errett, Dale, 14
Eschen. Janelie, 32, 76
Febuarv. Bill. 38
Finch. Carol. 32.
Fineerson. Glenn. 32. 42. 60
Fischer. Violet. 22. 76
Fitzgerald. Robert, 32. 60,
64
Flanagan. Patricia. 3. 19.
22. 44. 47, 49. 50, 51. 52.
59, 75, 76. 82. 85
Flcsner Marvellen, 22, 52,
68. 72. 76. 79
Fletchall, Mary. 32, 59, 75.
76. 83
Flolo. Shirlev Ann. 30, 32..
59. 75. 76. 83
Flowers Geraldine Med-
rud. 25. 88
Foasberg, Josephine, 3, 19.
22. 50, 51. 52. 58. 59. 75.
76 82. 85
Fridlcv, Keene, 12, 17, 38.
57. 62. 65. 66
Friedrichsen. LeRov, 22
Friedrichsen. Phyllis. 38.
52. 78 „
Friese. Jack. 38, 62, 65. 82
Fuelesbv Glen. 14. 16. 90
Fuller. Ruth. 32. 51. 52. 59.
68, 72, 82. 86
Fimck. Anne. 38. 54. 76, 83.
90
G
Gamber, Charles. 38
Gamber, Leslie. 32
Gamber, Richard. 22. 57. 60
Gardner. Marvin, 22. 75,
79. 83
Garry. Donna. 23. 42, 52,
59. 76. 82
Garry. Marilvn. 23. 76. 83
Gascoigne. James. 32. 91
Gehm. Eleanor. 38. 76
Gehring. Jovce, 22. 76. 82
Geones, Dolores, 38, 78, 83
Gibbon, Roger. 32. 51. 66.
83
Gilberison. Donald. 5
Gillespie. Cynthia. 3. 23.
85. 88
Gilmore, Lois. 38
G'anzer. Bonnie. 38. 78
Gleason. Donna. 38
Gleich. Dolores. 32. 42. 51.
52. 59. 72. 83. 86
Graham. Phyllis, 38. 83
Gravett. Shirlev. 38. 76. 83
Gray, Joe, 38, 68. 73. 81. 82
Gray. Martha. 32. 76
Creeves. Robert. 38. 62. 65.
75. 77. 83
Greeves. Ruth. 14
Gresbrjnk. Marlene, 32
Griffin. Norvel. 36. 38, 57.
60. 65
Gross. Marian. 23. 52
Gross. Marilyn. 32
Gross Violet. 32
Grothe. F. C.. 4 5. 11
Gruver. Gary, 32. CO
H
Hagedorn. Kenny. 37
Hall. Al. 23. 79
Hall. Richard. 32, 60
Halter. Eugene. 39. 78
Halter, Glen. 32. 62. 91
Hansen. Carol. 23. 75, 76.
79. 82, 86
Hansen, Curtis, 39, 84
Hansen, Mary Anne, 37
Hansen, May. 39. 77
Hansen, Nancy. 39, 75, 76
Hanson, Lonna, 30. 32, 42,
47. 52, 59, 67, 75. 76. 80,
81. 83
Harlow. Dana, 14, 83
Hartley. Hollis. 23
Hase. Gary, 33. 73, 83
Hatcher, Robert, 39, 62
Haugen. Lyle, 39
Heckenliable. Jeanette. 12.
33. 42. 59, 76
Heupel, Harland. 23. 73
Heyer. Donna. 33, 51, 52.
68. 73. 75. 76. 83
Hill. Bill, 33. 82
Hilligoss. Candace. 30, 33,
52. 59. 76, 80. 83, 86
Hines. Katherine, 33
Hinker, Elizabeth, 39. 76.
82
Hobbs, Verla, 39. 81, 82
Hoerner, Marcella, 3. 39.
59. 76. 82. 85
Hofer, Dale, 33
Hofer. Delmar. 33
Hofer, Gordon, 31
Hofer. Linda Jean, 33, 79
Holforty. Vernon, 16
Hollister. Faye. 39. 83
Hook. James. 23, 66
Horton, Adrianne, 18, 23.
52. 79. 82
Horton. John, 31, 84
Houlton. Robert, 33. 72
Houseman. Betty, 33
Howard. Bernard, 23
Husted, Laura Jean. 24, 88
J
Jackson, Charles. 33
Jaquette. Faye. 33, 73
Jelgerhuis. Barbara, 33, 42.
51. 52, 73. 82. 86
Jennewein, Linova. 39. 59,
72, 75, 76
Jensen, Betty, 33
Johannes. Robert. 33
Johnson, Audrey, 33, 52.
72. 82. 83
Johnson, Bob
Johnson, Kay, 24, 75. 77
Johnson, Francis. 39
Johnson, Jean, 24, 51. 75.
78, 86
Johnson. Joy. 39, 59. 82
Johnson. Lois Jean. 12. 39,
76. 83
Johnson. Loren, 33. 53. 68.
70. 71. 72. 83
Johnson. Phyllis. 39
Johnson. Shirley Rae. 39,
52. 82. 84
Jones. Beverly. 39. 68. 73.
75. 76
/■Jones. Marilvn. 12. 33, 52.
68. 73. 75. 76. 82^14
Kaiser. Jessie, 14
Keene. Mary, 39
Keksis, Arija, 33
Keller. Jack, 17. 19. 24. 52.
73. 75. 79
Keller, J. W.. 5
Kinghorn, Shirley. 39, 52.
76
Kinyon, Keith. 33. 57. CO
64, 83
Kirby. Jocquelyn, 24, 83
Kirby, Lenore, 33. 83
Kirby. Mavis. 33. 73, 83
Kirk. Bob. 24
Kirk, Dolores. 39. 76
Kirschenman. Frederick.
39 91
Klassen, James, 33, 75. 77.
80. 81
Kleinsasser. Andrew. 14,
56. 62
Knabe, Joan. 33. 83
Knickrehm. Mary Lou. 24
Kooyinan. Gale, 24
Krumm, Barbara, 24. 48.
49. 51, 56, 58, 59. 75, 82. 86
Kuehl, Eleanor. 33
Kutzler, Dorothy. 33. 52, 84
Kutzler, Gerald. 39, 53
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LaFce, Mary Ann, 24. 76
Lampe, Barbara, 33, 59. 70.
83. 86
Lang, Durward, 24
Langbehn, Louis. 24, 89
Larsen, Clara Mac, 33
Larsen, Mrs. Waller. 11
Larsen, Wava K.. 14, 85
Lather, Jessie, 33
Lavton. Arlo, 25, 89
Lemke. Dale. 30. 33. 42, 53.
75. 77. 82
Lewallen, Ruth, 14
Lfcm. Barbara. 31, 52. 59,
76. 78. 79. 85
Lindbloom. Ronny. 39
Lipelt, Anna, 25
Lippert. Albert. 39, 77
Loeffclbein. Alta. 34. 59. 78
Luther. Larry. 12. 18. 19.
25. 45. 47. 49, 57, 60, 80. 81
Luther, Marilyn, 19, 25. 59,
76
Lynch. Charleen, 34
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Maltby. Joe. 39. 68. 72
Malthouse. David. 25, 63
Manolis. Dean. 39
Marshall, Merle W., 4, 5,
10. 11, 16
Matson. Ross, 34, 42, 57, 60,
64. 66
Maxev, Marvel, 25. 75. 76.
88
Maxson. Carol, 34, 76, 83
Maxvoid. Marvin, 25, 63,
89
Mayberry, Margie, 39
McDonald. Jeanette. 34
McFadden. Bob, 25. 63, 89
McFarling. Vivian. 34, 52,
82
McGavghey. Juanita, 25, 83
McKay. Catherine. 14
McMahon. Denis, 25. 57,
60. 63
McQuillcn. Robert, 39, 62
Mead. Delores. 34
Medeck, Jeneen, 39. 59. 68.
72. 81. 84
Mees. Neil. 34
Mrver. Charleen, 34. 59.
76, 83 i
Mever. John. 34, 57. 60, 64, 1
66. 78
M've'". Lena Mae, 26, 52.
59. 75. 76. 83
Meyer, Lorna. 39, 76
Meyer. Ronald, 26
Miedema, Claus. 26
Miller. Clinton. 31, 42, 57,
60. 61
Miller. Rav. 16
Miller. Shirlev Rae, 39. 59,
76, 83
Miner. Nelson, 34, 60. 91
Monahan. Maurice, 3. 18,
26, 50, 51, 52. 53. 54. 68.
70, 72. 87
Morgan. Betty, 39, 73
Morse. Donna. 26. 76. 82. 88
Mossman. Charlotte. 15. 70
Mueller. Clyde, 40
Mueller, Miriam. 24, 46, 47,
49, 59. 67. 82. 88
Munion Donald, 34
Muso’f Bill, 34. 57. 64. 66.
72. 86
Musolf. Carolyn. 40. 59. 76,
83, 85
Mvers. Marcella. 34
Mvers. Margaret. 40
Mvers. Robert, 26, 60. 66
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Nelsen, David. 26. 75. 77. 86
Nelsen. Sonia, 40. 52. 59,
75. 76, 90
Nelson, B. T„ 15, 52, 62, 91
Nelson. Phyllis, 31
Norquist. Vernon. 26. 57,
78
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Odegard. David. 34, 75. 77.
82. 86
Oliva. Dean, 18. 19, 26. 46.
47. 48. 53. 54. 57. 60. 64, 66
Oliva. Marilyn, 34, 52. 58,
59, 75. 76. 82
Olson. Phillip. 34. 77
Oster. Dorthea. 34, 81
Otte, Donald, 34
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Pageler. Audrey. 40. 76
Parris. Helen. 34. 59. 78, 84
Patrick. Marlys. 34, 59. 76.
83
Pave. Bcttv, 40. 78
Pe"k. Jerrv. 34. 59, 68. 72.
83
Peppers. Norman. 12. 19,
26, 45. 47, 49. 50. 52. 53.
54, 68. 70. 71, 73. 75, 77. 82
Peters, Arthur.. 34
Peterson, Gerald. 27. 68. 72
Peterson. Marilyn, 27
Phinney. Darlene, 27, 68,
72. 79
Pier. Dwavne. 34
Pierce. Bob. 12. 36. 40, 52,
56. 57. 60. 64, 82
Piner, Arthur, 15, 89
Pinkal, Deloris, 40, 78
Piper. Albert, 34
Plowman. Dorothv, 26, 51.
75. 76. 86
Polly. Berneice, 34
Polly. Dorothy, 34
Pribyl, Ronnie, 34
Putman, Deward, 40, 62, 82
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80, 82. 86
Reaves. Phylis, 34. 56, 83
Reillv, Jeanette, 27
Reilly. Jovce, 40. 52. 59, 68,
72
Rcinartz. Alice. 34. 76. 83
Reinartz. Myron, 40. 83
Reutter. Delbert, 15. 81
Rhoades. Carolyn. 40
Riley. Mina. 40. 59. 76. 83
Ringer, Mary Margaret, 35,
59
Ritchey. Alice, 15, 78
Roth, Richard. 27, 66
Rouse, Albert. 16
Roush. George, 40, 65, 84
Roy, Ralph, 15. 86
Royer, George. 89
Rudloff. Barbara, 40. 72.
76. 81. 83. 86
Rudloff. Nancy, 27. 59. 76
Ruhlman, Vivian Mrs., 12.
15
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Sager, Connie. 40. 59. 76
Sande. Mary. 35. 42. 58. 59,
68. 72
Sande, Ronald. 27
Sanford. Howard. 27 . 52. 64
Sanford. Leona, 40. 76, 83
Sarahan. Patricia. 31
Sauer. J. P.. 4. 5. 11
Schaffer, Dolores. 19. 27.
44. 47, 50. 51, 59, 75. 76, 86
Scheele. Dave, 27. 57, 66, 89
Schmidt. Alvina. 40
Schmidt. Don. 3. 27. 51, 52,
57. 60. 64. 66. 82. 85
Schmidt. Jeanette. 12. 35.
42. 47, 51, 59, 67, 75, 76.
83. 85
Schmidt, Lois, 18. 28. 44.
47. 48. 49. 51. 59. 75, 76.
82. 86
Schmidt. Nanette. 30. 35.
51, 52. 59. 75. 76. 83. 85
Schnathorst, Alvin, 35, 62
Schnathorst, Bcttv, 35, 76,
78. 82
Schultz. Marilyn, 40, 78
Schultz, Ronald, 40
Schumacher. Mary Ann.
40. 56. 59. 82. 85
Schwartz. Shirley, 30, 35,
42, 59, 75, 76, 83
Seeman, Larry, 40. 62
Seeman. Richard. 28. 91
Seger, Bonnie. 35. 73, 82
Sellers, Roberta, 28, 51, 52.
59. 78, 82. 86
Sellers. Ruby Lou. 3, 28.
51. 52, 59. 78. 82. 85
Sclover, Peter. 35. 62, 75,
77
Shanahan. Jack. 20
Shanahan. Jane, 40
Shaner, Ellen Mae, 40, 59.
78
Shanholtz. Clyde, 12. 36.
40. 53, 57, 60, 65. 66. 82, 85
Shober, Sara Lee, 40, 59.
75. 76, 82. 85
Shultz, Maurice. 40
Siblev. Winifred, 35, 68, 73,
75, 76
Simonette. Lillian. 15. 50
Skezas. George, 35. 52. 64
Slocum, James, 4, 5. 10, 11,
16
Slocum. Kent, 30, 35. 53,
71. 73. 75. 77
Smith. Gary. 35
Smith. Jane Anne, 40, 76,
82
Smith, Robert, 40. 65
Smits. Darrell, 35, 75. 77.
80. 82
Smits. Marlene, 40, 59
Spain. Norma. 41
Suitznaeal. Harold. 5
Stahl. Daryl, 35. 42, 51, 52.
81. 82. 86
Stahl. Dennis Lee, 36, 41.
56. 62
Stahl. Elmer, 28
Stahl. Wilma. 28. 50, 51, 52.
75. 76. 82. 86
Stalev. Nancy Ann, 41, 52.
59, 76
Stalev. Robert. 35. 62. 77
Stanga. Dennis, 41, 65. 66
Stelow. Marcia, 35. 68, 72.
76. 82
Stephenson. Phil. 66
Stevens, Joyce. 35. 52, 59.
82
Storbakken. Mary. 41, 82
Sutton. Helen. 35
Swab. Jean. 41. 59. 68. 72.
82. 83
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Swarm, Harrold. 41
Svvertson, Vivian, 28. 76.
86
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Taft, Joyce. 41
Tait. Frances. 15
Teuber. Douglas. 41. 66. 68.
72. 77. 78
Tewksbury. Gene. 35
Thaden. Phyllis. 29, 88
Thielen. Peter, 4. 5, 11
Thompson. Claudette. 12.
35. 42, 47. 52. 59. 67. 75,
76, 83
Thrall. Priscilla. 35, 56. 59,
82
Timperley. Evonne, 41
Trousdale, Beverly, 35, 84
Tschetter, Clinton. 28
Tschetter. Delores. 41
Tschetter, Frances. 35. 81
Tschetter. Richard, 41. 60,
62. 65
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VanEpps, Bettv, 41, 52, 70,
75. 76. 82
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46. 47, 48, 51, 52. 58, 59,
67. 75. 76. 79. 82, 86
VanTour. Janelie, 36, 41.
59, 68. 76
Vcncbles. J. G., 4. 11
Vensand, Marlene. 29
Vilhauer, Edmund. 41. 62,
66
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77
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Wagner. Marilyn, 41, 52
Wagner. Merlyn. 35. 82
Wahl, Beverly, 29
Waldner, Eugene, 41
Waldner, Jackie. 12. 41.
52, 84
Waldner, Ramona, 19, 29.
48, 50, 51, 52. 54, 75, 76,
82. 86
Walker. Shirley, 18, 29, 59,
83
Walsh, J. M„ 4
Walter. Verlyn. 35. 84
Ward. Elaine. 35
Wedel. Mary Ann, 41, 76.
78. 90
Wedel, Verda. 29
Weese, Marilyn, 16. 41
Weidauer. Arden. 29, 56.
57, 60
Weidauer, Phyllis, 16, 41,
59
Welch. Jack. 35, 77
Wheelhouse, Norma, 41, 76
Wilcox, June, 41, 83
Williams, Don. 15
Williams. Jim. 3, 19. 29, 52,
53. 54. 77. 87
Windherst, Lynn. 29, 88
Wing. Jerry. 41. 68. 72
Wing. Joe. 35. 42, 68, 70, 72.
82
Winkle, John. 29. 53. 56,
57, 60, 63. 66. 68. 70. 71. 73.
78
Winkle. Kenny. 41, 53. 68.
73
Winter. Jim, 35
Wipf, Janice. 29. 83. 84, 88
Wipf. Lorraine. 35
Wipf. Mary Ann, 35. 59. 75.
76
Wipf, Peter. 41
Wiseman, Merritt. 29. 73.
75. 77
Woldner. Thelma. 15
Wollman. Geraldine, 37
Wolner. Mrs. Arthur. 58
Wood, Marlene. 41. 76. 90
Woodard. Myrna, 41, 52
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Ycggc, Wilbur. 41. 68, 72
Youngerman, Mel. 29
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Zurbrigen. Bob, 29, 53, 75,
77. 79. 83
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YALTY SONG
We’re loyal 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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