Herreid High School - Herreinette Yearbook (Herreid, SD)

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CtiEEI LEADEI S Maroene Sohaefbauer, Evelyn During every encounter of the Torpe- domen and Destroyers and other athleti) activities, our three lively Boosters were on deok to lead the rest of the orew. It Is the duty of these boosters to encourage and urge the boys forward to victory. At the seune time these girls demonstrate lively activities aboard Homer, Shirley (Joehrlng the Showboat. Shirley Qoehrlng and Evelyn Homer have held their post for the past two years. Marcene Sohaefbauer Joine d them In the beginning of the present school year. These girls perform In a way that la both clever and Interesting and are an attractive addition to all sports ac- tivities. 1. Bench warmers. 2. There ' s nothing like a Tournament. 3. Enjoying jour self? k. The big gfune of the season. 5. Herreld scored a touchdown. 6. The klok-off. 7. Quite an exoltlng game, eh? 8. What ' s so funny, glrle?

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HERREINETTE STAFF Baok rowjBurnell Sohuetzle, Teddy Quen- zer, Glenn Sohueler, Edgar Koet, Don- ald Ebel, Thomas Blschke, Herbert Rla- ohe, V llmer Delbert, Le Roy Sattler, Middle row; Howard Berndt, Merle Kost, Deryl Feneke, Bonnie Fenske, Lorraine Traxlnger, Veronloa Brandner, Margaret Delzer, LuElla Sohueler, Mr. Milbert Rau, Advisor. Front row; Jean Salzeled- ler, Mary Catherine Senftner, Bernloe Sohuetzle, Phyllis Kost,Mary Ann Brand- ner, Bobbie Lou Brandner, Mary Ann Rltt, Alvlna Borth, Lyla Delbert, Vernetta Bauer. Showboat officers were assigned the duty of keeping the ships log book during the past school year. The purpose of this log book is to record all the highlights and activ- ities of the 19if9-50 voyage. The aim of the Senior staff is to uphold the All-State rating attained by the 1948- 49 staff. Herbert Rische,a member of the pres- ent crew, was the originator of the name of our log book, the Herrelnette. We hope we can make this a worth while and memorable record of your year of duty of the Showboat. Duties of the staff were as Follows: Editor-Lyla Delbert; Associate Editor- Mary Catherine Senftner; Business Man- ager-Tom Bischke; Associate Bueiness Manage rs-Burnell Sohuetzle, Donald Eb- el; Class Editors-Lorraine Traxinger, Mary Ann Brandner, Bonnie Fenske, Ber- nice Sohuetzle; Activities Editors-Le- Roy Sattler, Wllmer Delbert, Deryl Fenske; Athletic Editors-Herbert Ris- che, Merle Kost; Feature Editors-Teddy ftuenzer, Edgar Kost; Typists-Bobbie, Brandner, Jean Salzsiedler, Veronloa Brandner; Proof Reader-LuElla Sohueler; Art Editors-Phyllis Kost, Marshall Gall; Grade edltors-Vernetta Bauer, Mary Ann Rltt; Distribution-Glen Soh- ueler, Howard Berndt. A very able assistant to he senior staff was Marshall Gall, a Junior, who pjrovided all the original art for our «innual. Marshall also assisted the 1949 an- nual staff. We thank Marshall for his willing assistance and clever ideas. 18

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FOOTBALL ii±i: -J -l.r. L ' l -.Si.K.- - ' Baok row; Teddy Quenzer, Curtis Kost, Herbert Rlsohe, Edgar Kost, Johnny Volzke, Johnny Beohtold, Bruoe Feth- erhuff , Jerry Huber, Clinton Quenzer, Coaoh Harold Obenauer. Firont row; Jim- my Martin, Merle Kost, Virgil (Joehrlng, Spencer Clapp, Donald Ebel, Wllmer Del- bert, Floyd Sohaefbauer, Donald Sohu- man, Robert Sohaefbauer. Our Torpedomen, the Yellow Jackets, swept to victory In their first battle against the Selby Lions 10-12 In home waters. This was the first year of the Hld- denwood Conferenoe. Six Conference op- ponents were encountered during the season. The Yellow Jackets had one victory and five defeats. Opponents faced were: Selby, Bowdle, Pollock, Ros- coe and Hoven. One of the outstanding events was a 70 yard direct return hit on a kick off against the Koven grldders. Because of the few experienced Tor- pedomen, The Yellow Jackets played a hard but losing battle. Lettermen were Wllmer Delbert, Merle Kost, Spencer Clapp and Virgil G-oehrlng. Graduating Torpedomen are Wllmer Del- bert, Merle Kost, Edgar Kost, Donald Ebel, Herbert Rlsohe, and Teddy Quen- zer. The single wing formation was used In all battle engagements. 20