Deadwood High School - Bear Log Yearbook (Deadwood, SD)

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Q "' ..f-1L"+t ,,.,-f f' ,ff X 'N Z ein -' X X x K 5 DA J. Ora Horsfall has given us his services as manual art teacher since 1929. lvlr. Horsfall received his B.E. de- gree from Plattsville State College, Plattsville, Wiscon- sin. Mr. Horsfall and his wife run the Tomahawk Golf Club in the summer months. Proof of Mr. Horsfa.1l's a- bility is the Horsfal1's lovely home which he built. 1. me 4 1X Q. tmgaez if gh' l.0lg!.1I!lIlgl?Q,-' QV e'fVx ,Y '1 thematics teacher, began teach- Miss Lucie Jensen, ma ing at Deadwood High School in 1947. She attended the University of Washington where she received her B.S. degree. Miss Jensen is the owner of a lovely hand loo ' usual fabrics. Mrs. Elsie Krug came to Deadwood High School in 1936 as the Girl's Physical Education Instructor. Attending the University of South Dakota, Mrs. Krug received her B,S. degree. Add fly tying and fly fishing to he -5 . ij 5 3 , 'if .. ff Wi K if' QIRQSM-j,.J iV'1' abilities, and one sees the all around sports woman. N r list of athletic m, and we are looking forward to seeing some un- Merlyn W. Veren, assistant basketball coach, received Miss Van Heuvelen, home economics teacher at Dead- wood High School since 1946, attended Dakota Wesley- his B.E. from the University of South Dakota. Mr. an where she received her B.S. degree. Neatness might Veren, who came here this year, is an under "BO" golfer and an all around sportsman. well he this cheerful teacher's middle name. -1. N I Xl I xC I IN L N X Q. gg dll' Qxxwb 5 Q

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PFFC U if ' 11, X Miss Beverly Ann Edson, who began teaching speech and English in Deadwood this year, received her B.F.A. degree from the University of South Dakota. She likes Q' ' f i Mrlfyfr ff? .f S N4 ,,'+-93" I 1' 1' 3 A fx 43054: V G 6 K' '9 'Iv We JW 51:7 I 77 Mrs. Louise M. Farrens, who joined the high school faculty this year, has a B.S. in education from the University of Nebraska. Mrs. Farrens teaches Latin to cook and enjoys bowling and tennis. and English and says that home and children consti- tute her hobby. 770m ki fkfk. '1,p.a1 Mrs. Edna Ferguson, English teacher and school li- brarian, came to D.H.S. in l944. She received her B.A. degree at Arkansas A.kM. Like her husband, Q1 ,Q Stewart Ferguson, she is an avid reader. O f .ani-is aff 0 Q 099 .LC fa 02" ff no 'e 0 s me by Stewart Fergusm, head football coach and assistant bas- ketball coach, carne to Deadwood High School in l944. Mr. Ferguson received his B.A. degree at mkota Wesleyan and his M.A. degree fran Louisiana State. After a close squeak with eternity and the removal of one lung this year, Coach Ferguson is back with us in perfect health. ff lm Eldon Gran becarre the high school conmercial teacher in 1953. Mr. Gran, formerly grade school principal, will undoubtedly be most remembered by students for his thoroughness and his pungent humor. He received his B.S. degree at Black Hills Teachers College.

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beadwood Eval-d Yurtluer-A Kuildiny Program The combined efforts of the Deadwood School Board and Superintendent H.S. Berger, backed by a cooperative community, resulted in a much needed building program. This two-fold program includes a grade school annex, on which work has commenced, and an armory-auditorium soon to be started. Added to the south of the present school building, the grade school annex, costing S84,658.86, will house three classrooms, one multi-purpose room, one office, and lavatories. The multi- purpose room is designed so that it can be used as a cafeteria by faculty and students. Deadwood's active P.T.A. has taken the job of furnishing the kitchen. A benefit concert netted 5255.00 as a beginning, and well-patronized candy sales at basketball games have brought in more money each week. The armory-auditorium, costing SZ83,000.00, will be about one block south of the school on the opposite side of Upper Main Street. Of this sum, the community is providing Sl75,000.00, while the goverrunent is supplying S108,000.00. The total figure is to cover cost of site, building, and equipment. The building, to be used as a gymnasium by the school and a meeting center for the National Guard, will seat 2200 for basketball games and will have cooking facilities. Former board member, Mr. Francis I. Parker, has been the legal counsel for the board in matters connected with the building plans. SCHOOL BOARD: Seated, left to right--Mr. Martin Morris, Member, Mrs. Sylvia Baggaley, Presidentg Miss Lola Kersten,Secretary3 Mr. Elmer Pontius, Member. Standing, left to right--Mr. Harry S. Berger, Superintendentg Mr. Harold Mitchell, Member, Mr. George Palmer, Member, Mr. Carlton O. Gorder, Treasurer. 7