Canistota High School - Hawk Yearbook (Canistota, SD)

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SENIOR CLASS HISTOR Y Eighteen bright faces were added to the roll of Canistota High School in the fall of 1951. They were Berniece Addy, Phyllis Nielson, Elizabeth Giegling, Arlene Bormann, Peggy Polchow, Sharlo Strong, Myrna Carey, Gene Theel, Duane Root, Arnold Papen- dick, Darrell White, Julie Tyler, Elaine Tieszen, Bonnie Faber, Marcia Wingert, Don Dawson, Bob Ward, and Roger Albrecht. September ' of 1952 found nineteen sophomores with Billy Wendland joining the class. During our Junior year Gloria Monson came North to join us, giving us a total enroll- ment of twenty. Our fourth and final year found us with twenty-one Seniors as Shirley Fisher joined us. During the year, however, Shirley left us and we graduated with a class of twenty. Skip Day Bright and early on May 5 the Seniors started out on what proved to be a very enjoyable skip day. The first stop was at the penitentiary at Sioux Falls. Some of the hi-lights of this tour were the excursions through the dining hall where we could see the marks where the cups were thrown that started the late riot, through the workshops, and the reforinatory ward. We stopped at Beresford for a picnic lunch and then journeyed to Sioux Tity. At Sioux City we went through a bottling company, KVTV, and a crippled childi en's home. We were then on our own until ll o'clock when we left for home. Baccalaureate The Baccalaureate services for the graduating class of 1955 were held in the high school gym on Sunday, May 15, at 8:00. Sharon Klueber, Junior class president, and Allen Dunn led the Seniors in. After the processional, Rev. Marty gave the invocation. Hold Thou My Hand was then sung by Berniece Addy, followed by the Sermon by Re v. Marty. In closing the mixed octette sang The Lord Bless and Keep You and Rev. Marty gave the Benediction. Commencement On Thursday night, May 19, at 8:15 the commencement exercises were held in the high school gym. After the Seniors were led in and the Invocation was given by Rev. Marty, Elaine Tieszen, salutatorian, gave the welcoming address. Guest speaker was Dean Berkeley who gave an address entitled Not Good if Detached . Included in the program were a solo l've Done My Work , by Darrell White, and Halls of lvy sung by the girls sextet. After the presentation of the eighth grade certificates, Elizabeth Giegling, valedictorian, gave the farewell address. Supt. Richter presented the senior class and the diplomas were presented by the president of the school board, Ervin Ortman. After the Benedication and the recessional the Seniors lined up to receive congratulations. 12