Orland High School - Eagle Yearbook (Madison, SD)

Text from Pages 1 - 60 of the 1950 volume:

Dedication We, the class of 1950, of Orland Consolidated High School, dedicate our annual to Mr. Henry H. Janssen, in appreciation for his twenty-eight years of faithful service as a member of the Board of Fducation. 2 Annual Staff LEFT TO RIGHT: Pat Clancy, Mn. Behrend, Jack Miller, Fern Williams, Mr. Gardner, Don Tupper. ANNUAL STAFF Editor.............................................Fern Williams Assistant Fditor.............................................Jack Miller Business Manager..............................................Don Tupper Typist................................................Pat Clancy Advisers...........................Mrs. Behrend and Mr. Gardner 3 Faculty R. H. GARDNER Superintendent South Dakota State College Bachelor of Science Agriculture,Chemiatry MRS. MONT VICKERE Dakota Wesleyan University Bachelor of Arts General Beadle College English, Music MR. PETER BACH Gjested Music Academy Denmark LESTEP L. LUTTMERS Dakota Wesleyan University General Beadle College Coach, Algebra, History, Science, Junior Business MRS. HILDA ROSE BEHREND Santa Rosa Junior College Associate of Arts South Dakota State College Bachelor of Science Home Economics, Typing 5 Board of Education LEFT TO RIGHT: Albin Johnson, Earnest J. Robson, Carl Nelson, Henry H. Janssen, Tom Deremo, Maynard Holter, and Helmer Strom. The students of Orland School and all the residents of Orland Township owe a debt of gratitude to these men and others like them who have served as members of the Board of Education during the past thirty years. An indebtedness that once reached the staggering sum of $ 133,000.00, was wiped out this year when the last of the bonded debt was paid on January 1st. The able management of our present and pa§t Boards of Education has made Orland School one of the few institutions in the State that has been able to liquidate its debts and at the same time, maintain its buildings and improve and expand its equipment. These accomplishments, added to the constantly improving educational standards and the expanding of school activities, have all contributed to the operation of a GOOD school at Orland. OFFICERS President ..... Vice -President Clerk.......... Treasurer...... Henry H. Janssen .... Albin Johnson ....Tom Deremo ....Carl Nelson 6 Seniors JACK MILLER President....................... 4 Annual Staff......•..............4 Glee Club .................... 2-3 Basketball ..................1-2-3 Track .......................!-2-3 F- F- A........................ “Don’t Darken My Door '......... 3 “Pop Reads The Christmas Carol...) “Comin Around The Mountain .....2 A Pair of Country Kids’ ....... 4 TOM WILLIAMS Treasurer..................... 3-4 Paper Staff................. 3-4 Annual Staff.....................4 Band......................j-2- -4 Glee Club......................3-4 Basketball................I -2-3-4 Track .....................1-2-3-4 F. F. A................... 1 -2-3-4 Dramatics....................... 1 -4 “Bobby Sox .....................| “Life With Bobby Sox”............2 “The Ghost Chaser ’..............3 “A Pair of Country Kids’ .......4 PA r CLANCY Treasurer ...................... | Secretary ...................2-3-4 Paper Staff....................3.4 Annual Staff.....................4 ...................... 1-2-3-4 Glee Club.................1-2-3-4 Cheerleader................. 2-3-4 Physical Education........... 1-4 F. H. A...................1 -2-3-4 Dramatics ...................... 1 -4 “Bobby Sox”........................ “A Date With Bobby Sox .........2 “The Ghost Chaser ............. 3 “A Pair of Country Kids” ....... 4 FERN WILLIAMS Secretary Reporter 1 A Paper Staff Annual Staff Band i .i Gle- C tub Cheerleader a F. H. A Physical Education ... Dramatics Bobby Sox’ A Date With Bobby Sox” “The Ghost Chaser '.., “Miss Jimmy”. DON TUPPER Vice -President T reasurer Band . 1 -2 -3 -4 Glee Club Basketball Manager Paper Staff Annual Staff F. F. A Dramatics “Bobby Sox' “A Date With Bobby Sox ... “Good Gracious Grandma 2 “The Ghost Chaser “A Pair of Country Kids”.. LARRY ROBSON Paper Staff Reporter 1 Band Glee Club Basketball F. F. A 1-2-3-4 Dramatics “Bobby Sox Life With Bobby Sox “A Pair of Country Kids7... Class History FLOWER MOTTO “THE WORD AMERICAN ENDS IN T CAN'.' COLORS LIGHT BLUE AND PALE YELLOW JONQUIL In the fall of 1946, seven Freshmen enrolled in Orland High School. Those in the class were: Virgil Schoeberl, Larry Robson, Donald Tupper, Tommy Williams Ruth Reiners, Pat Clancy and Fern Williams. The class officers were: President, Ruth Reiners; Vice-President, Donald Tupper; Secretary, Fern Williams; Treasurer, Pat Clancy; Reporter, Larry Robson. The Freshmen presented a one act play en- titled “Bobby Sox.” Mrs. Vickere, who was the class adviser, directed the play. Virgil Schoeberl and Fern Williams were candidates for King and Queen. During the second year of high school, seven remained in the class. Class officers for the year were; President, Ruth Reiners; Vice-President, Tom Williams; Secretary, Pat Clancy; Treasurer, Donald Tupper; Reporter, Fern Williams; and class adviser, Mrs. Vickere. The Sophomore class presented the play, “A Date With Bobby Sox.” Donald Tupper and Ruth Reiners were candidates for King and Queen. During the Junior year Virgil Schoeberl quit school to farm. Class officers for the year were: President, Ruth Reiners; Vice-President, Donald Tupper; Secretary, Pat Clancy; Treasurer, Tom Williams; Reporter, Fern Williams; and Class adviser Mrs. Milton Anderson. The Junior class presented a mystery play, “The Ghost Chaser.” A formal banquet was held in the auditorium, April 23rd. The theme of the banquet was “The Gay Nineties.” Tom Williams and Pat Clancy were crowned King and Queen of the carnival of 1948-'49. In the fall of 1949, six Seniors entered Orland High School to finish the last year of their high school education. Ruth Reiners left to become a housewife. Class officers for the year were: President, Jack Miller; Vice-President, Don Tupper; Secretary, Pat Clancy; Treasurer, Tom Williams; Reporter, Fern Williams. Mr. Gardner was the class adviser. The Seniors presented the play, “A Pair of Country Kids.” Jack Miller and Fern Williams were crowned King and Queen of the carnival of 1949- 50. 9 Senior Class Will We, the Senior class do make this our last will as follows: We will to Mrs. Vickere a more studious English calss. We will to Mr. Gardner our dilapidated Chemistry books and a more intelligent Chemistry class. We will to Mr. Luttmers, a Senior class that he will like. We will to Mrs. Behrend a speedier and less talkative typing class. We will to Mr. Bach a band that can keep time. I . Fern Williams, alias Red, will my red hair to Jeanette Johnson, my freckles to Ronnie Cade, my cheerleading skirt to Arlene Johnson, and my quietness to Lynette Minnaert. I, Patty Clancy, alias Pat, will my ability to stay home nights, to Betty Mae Peterson, my cheerleading skirt to Juanita Killion, and my slimness to Mary Johnson. I, Donald Tupper, alias Don, will my basketball management to Darrell Schultz, my ability to get around the teachers to Merlin Van Rosendale, my ability to get along with the Freshman girls to Ella Adams, my long nose to Donna Gayle Mohr. I Lawrence Robson, alias Larry, will my nights to howl to Richard Tupper, my ambition to Eleanor, and my laugh to Marlene's collection. I, Jack Miller, alias Jackson, will my height to Ardella, my flirting ability to Lynn Seirt, my number twelve shoes to Donna Jeanne, my typing ability to Bonnie and Jeanette to Sunny. I. Lloyd Williams, alias Tom, will my glasses to Keith Kappenman, my athletic ability to Delores, my morning snacks to Ruth Ann Robson. 10 Class Prophecy Looking into my crystal ball I can see the class of 1950, as .they will be ten years from now. I see Pat Clancy, a lovely brunette. She is happily married to a handsome graduate of State College. They live on a farm South of Brookings. Larry Robson is rich and prosperous after taking his jet plane on a trip to the moon. 1 find Donald Tupper working in Einstein’s laboratory. He is making use of the knowledge he absorbed while attending Orland. He is working on the Helium Bomb. I see Fern Williams teaching school in Orland. She is teaching English and Physical Education. Orland now has a good basketball team. Jack Miller is playing basketball with the Minneapolis Lakers. He teaches school for past time. I now see Tom Williams on a farm South of Junius. He is married to a girl he met at college. They have a family of two, both boys, for the future Orland basketball team. Class Poem Now comes the time to say farewell. Oh, lots of stories We could tell. But there is one I’ll repeat o'er and o'er. Oh, you won’t need to scold us anymore. Oh, yes, we’ve loved it thru and thru. And that I’m sure you know 'tis true. And next year when our work is new, I know of’ times we’ll think of you. So now it’s time to say goodbye. And we will say it with a sigh. But there is one thing we’re happy for’ Oh, you won’t need to scold us anymore. 11 Juniors LOIS MILLER GEORGE STANFORD ELEANOR BJORKLUND KEITH KAPPENMAN BONNIE BEHREND MARLENE WESSEL DELORES MINNAERT CLASS OFFICERS President...... Vice-President Secretary ..... Treasurer .... Reporter...... Class Adviser.. ... Bonnie Behrend ...George Stanford .......Lois Miller Delores Minnaert Eleanor Bjorklund ... Mr. Luttmers 13 Junior Activities JUNIOR PLAY CAST “DON’T DARKEN MY DOOR Roger Kent............................. Jack Miller Posemary Kent...................... Delores Minnaert Tom Garrick........................Keith Kappenman Pappy Foster.......................Marlene Wessel Alec Stubbins...................... George Stanford Jane Perkins ........................ Lois Miller Louisa Feather stone...............Eleanor Bjorklund Susie Featherstone ................Bonnie Behrend The Juniors of 49-’50, entered school with seven members, five girls and two boys. On November 7th, the Junior class presented, a three act comedy, “Don't Darken My Door. The Junior boys have been active in softball, basketball, and track. Both the boys and girls took part in glee club. Fleanor and Bonnie were in the band and pep band. The girls were active in F.H.A. and G.A.A. The Junior class sponsored a school party after a basketball game in January. We received our class rings in March. In April, the Junior class entertained the Seniors and faculty at the Junior- Senior banquet. 14 Sophomores MERLIN VAN ROSENDALE BETTY MAE PETERSON RICHARD TUPPER MARY JOHNSON JUANITA KILLION ARDELLA JOHNSON CLASS OFFICFRS President ........................................... Juanita Killion Vice-President.............-.......................... Ardella Johnson Secretary ............................................... Mary Johnson Treasurer............................................. Richard Tupper Reporter...........................................Betty Mae Peterson Sentinel ........................................ Merlin Van Rosendale Adviser....................................... Mrs. Hilda Rose Behrend 15 Sophomore Activities SERIOUS FOR A CHANGE BABY IT’S COLD OUTSIDE' SOCIAL STUDIES -AND HOW: In the fall of 1949, six happy Sophomores started the year at Orland High School. We took General Science, Agriculture, Home-making, English 1, Junior Business and Social Studies. The boys were members of the basketball team, the girls participated in girls’ basketball. Mary and Bichard played in the band and everyone participated in glee club. We had a bingo stand at the carnival and made over fifty dollars. Our candidates for King and Queen at the carnival were, Richard Tupper and Juanita Killion. In November, we put on a one act play, “Stoney's Brides.” for the P. T. A. This play was repeated at Franklin and at the Sioux Falls College play contest. Following is the cast of the play: Stoney Jones ........................ Richard Tupper Charlie Brown ..................Merlin Van Rosendale Nancy................................ Ardella Johnson Mrs. Smith.......................Betty Mae Peterson Nanette ..............................Juanita Killion Madame de Tour.................................. Mary Johnson 16 Freshmen ARLENE JOHNSON JEANETTE JOHNSON MARY HANRAhAN DONNA MOHR DONNA HANKINS ELLA ADAMS LYNETTF MINNAERT RUTH ROBSON DARRELL SCHULTZ RONALD CADE LYNN SIERT CLASS OFFICERS President....................Ruth Robson Vice-President.. .Lynette Minnaert Secretary.................Darrell Schultz Treasurer...........Ronald Cade Reporter............Ella Adams Class Adviser......Mrs. Vickers 17 Freshman Activities “LIFE WITH BOBBY SOX” Bobby Sox.................. Ruth Robson Judy..............Arlene Johnson Margie..........Jeanette Johnson Mrs. Hanna........ Donna Hankins Mr. Hanna.................Ronald Cade Mr. Crawford................Lynn Siert Joe Crawford..... Darrell Schultz “THE AUTOGRAPH CHASERS” Grandmother.................Mary Hanrahan Lissa Page.........Ella Adams Roberta.................Jeanette Johnson Cathie........Lynnette Minnaert Nancy.........Donna Gayle Mohr On September 5th, 1R49, eleven pupils entered the Freshman class of Or land High School—eight girls and three boys. Lynnette Minnaert, Donna Hankins, Donna Mohr, Ruth Robson, Ella Adams and Lynn Siert entered from the Or land Grade School. Jeanette Johnson and Darrell Schultz, came from the Carlson School, Arlene Johnson, from the Reynolds School and Ronnie Cade from the Lowell Grade School in Sioux Falls. Mary Hanrahan came from County Clare, Ireland. The first interesting event of the year was initiation week, which ended with a party given by the Seniors on Friday, September 16th. Th$ following Friday night, we entertained the whole school at a hay ride party. On January 12th, we presented two, one act plays--”Life With Bobbv Sox,” and “The Autograph Chasers”--at the P. T. A. meeting. During the first semester, Ella Adams and Donna Mohr were on the honor roll each six weeks; Lynnette Minnaert and Ruth Robson were on the honor roll two six- weeks each. Ronald Cade and Jeanette Johnson were King and Queen candidates at the carnival. 18 Seventh and Eighth Grades JIM CLANCY GLORIA KEPPEN DALE HOLTER MISS HART RAE WINESBURG JOHN ADAMS JANE BEHREND COLLEEN CLANCY JOANNE MEEHAN f j FRANCIS JOHNSON OLGA ADOLFSEN MADONNA MORAN DAN O’CONNELL bill McAllister NORMA BJORKLUND MARLENE MINNAF.PT DENNIS KAPPENMAN DUANE KAPPENMAN Fifth and Sixth Grades MARY MORRIS HELEN JOHNSON NORMA ARVIDSON r VRLFNESTROM GENE MOOSE E C- , A AL KRAGEF MILO STIP MISS MORIAR IT Y KAREN O’CONNELL PAT McALLISTEP DAVID HOFF GAIL HOLTER JAMES WARFIELD DON STIP RONALD MINNAEP! nAPLFNF ARCHFP; d: gores STROM NANCY McALLISTFR ROSALIE BARGMANN SONJA LEE ERNESTINE STROM NANCY KINTIGH LeROY HACKETT MARCFLLA MINNAERT 20 Third and Fourth Grades WAYNE MUTH JUDY WINESBURG jerry McAllister jimmy fitzgerald MISS WALSH DORIS HOFF JIMMY WINESBURG LARRY HOLTFR EDDIE MINNAERT EMMETT CLANCY SHARON BARGMANN MARY MEEHAN LEF WAYNE SCHOEBFP L LEONARD FULWIDFR DONNIE WAR FIELD JANE JOHNSON TERRY O’HARA David morris ORIANN ANDFRSON DWIGHT MOOSE CHARLES OLINGFR ROBERT ADAMS DIANNE BARGMANN 21 First and Second Grades MRS. RUTH GRAMSTAD MISS Me GILLIVRAY DARRELL LEE __________ CURTIS STROM CATHRYN KINTIGH MILTON ANDFPSON DONALD AKER COLLEEN O’HARA KENNETH MINNAERT TOMMY WAGNER MARY MORAN STEVEN STROM 22 t TOM WILLIAMS ••Lefty’ GEORGE STANFORD “Fireball ' n “ARDELLA “FERN “PAT MEPLIN VAN ROSFNDALE “Sharpie KEITH KAPPENMAN “Speed r RICHARD TUPPER Happy n RONNIE CADE “Freckle P 24 BACK ROW: Coach; Lea Luttmers, mil McAllister, Dale Hotter, Lynn Siert, John Adams, Ronald Cade, Jim Clancy, Dan O’Connell, Duane and Dennis Kappenman. FRONT ROW: Manager, Don Tupper, Merlin Van Rosendale, Richard Tupper, Jack Miller, Tom Williams, George Stanford, Manager; Ronald Minnaert. Keith Kappenman is not pictured. GAMES PLAYED COLMAN INVITATIONAL Orland 41 Colraan 50 On December 30, the Orland team defeated Orland 36 Chester 60 the Rutland Ramblers, 48-35. In the evening Orland 27 Rutland 48 they defeated Colman, 41-35, to take the champi Orland 26 Colman 46 onship, Orland 44 Winfred 19 Orland 50 Rutland 45 DISTRICT 17 Orland 51 F ranklin 29 Orland 37 Argonne 59 Orland met Argonne in the first round of Orland 42 Winfred 30 the tournament, defeating them, 43-41. They Orland 44 Artesian 33 were unable to cope with the Howard team and Orland 67 R amona 38 went down in defeat, 48-34. Howard won the Orland 46 Franklin 42 tournament. Orland 43 Argonne 36 Orland tied with General Beadle for second place in the Lake County Conference. 25 G. A. A FIRST ROW: SECOND ROW: THIRD ROW: FOURTH ROW: Pat Clancy, Mrs. Behrend, adviser, Mary Hanrahan. Juanita Killion, Delores Minnaert, Jeanette Johnson, Bonnie Behrend. Mary Johnson, Donna Hankins, Donna Mohr, Eleanor Bjorklund, Fern Williams. Ruth Robson, Ardella Johnson, Betty Peterson, Lynette Minnaert; scorer. Arlene Johnson, Marlene Wessel, Ella Adams; timer. Lois Miller not pictured. G. A. A. The G. A. A. girls, played softball in the fail and spring, when the weather permitted. Volleyball was also played. Basketball was played during the winter months. Officers elected for the year are as follows: President............... Secretary and Treasurer Basketball Captain...... Softball Captain ....... Volleyball Captain ..... Unorganized Sports...... ....Fern Williams ......Lois Miller ..... Pat Clancy .... Mary Johnson ..Ardella Johnson Delores Minnaert 26 Girls' Basketball LEFT TO RIGHT: Pat Clancy, Delores Minnaert, Bonnie Behrend, Juanita Killion, Eleanor Bjorklund, Fern Williams, Mary Johnson, Betty Mae Peterson, Marlene Wessel, Ardella Johnson, Mrs. Behrend, supervisor. Lois Miller is not pictured. GIRLS'BASKETBALL A girls’ basketball team was organized this year. Games were played with teams from other schools. Although they did not win many games, they enjoyed playing very much. The girls main accomplishment this year was the purchasing of a new gym suits and a basketball. Those named on the first six are: FORWARDS: Pat Clancy, Fern Williams and Betty Mae Peterson. GUARDS: Lois Miller, Marlene Wessel and Eleanor Bjorklund. 27 F. H. A STANDING: Left to Fight: Ruth Robson, Donna Mohr, Ella Adams, Mary Johnson. Pat Clancy, Donna Hankins, Mary Hanrahan, Betty Peterson, Jeanette Johnson, Marlene Weasel, Lynnette Minnaert, Arlene Johnson. SEATED: Ardella Johnson, Juanita Killion, Bonnie Behrend, Fern Williams, Delores Minnaert, Eleanor Bjorklund and Mrs. Behrend, supervisor. Lois Miller is not pictured. F. H. A. Our F. H. A. chapter has been very active this year. In the first week of October, six of the girls and their adviser, Mrs. Behrent, went to Mitchell to the State F. H. A. Convention. Delores Minnaert, was elected Second Vice-President of the State F. H. A. Delores Minnaert represented our chapter, at the national F. H. A. convention at Columbus, Ohio, last summer. We held our hobo day, October 18th. The girls did odd jobs and received pay- ment for their work. The barn dance was held in November, and everyone had an enjoyable time. The sale of magazines was very successful this year. The mother-daughter banquet was held in March. Mr. Owen Williams and Mrs. Carl Bjorklund, were elected chapter father and mother. The officers elected this year are: President...........................................Fern Williams Vice-President ........................ Bonnie Behrend Secretary...........................................Lois Miller Treasurer..............................Delores Minnaert Historian ............................. Juanita Killion Parliamentarian........................Ardella Johnson Reporter.............................. Eleanor Bjorklund Adviser........................Mrs. Hilda Rose Behrend 29 F. F. A LEFT TO RIGHT: R. H. Gardner, supervisor, Lynn Siert. Merlin Van Rosendale, Darrell Schulte, Larry Robson, Donald Tupper, Richard Tupper, George Stanford, Tom Williams, Ronald Cade and Jack Miller. Keith Kappenman is not pictured. President .... Vice-President Secretary....... Treasurer..... Reporter...... Sentinel....... OFFICERS .................Tom Williams ..................Jack Miller .............Darrell Schultz .............Richard Tupper ....... Merlin Van Rosendale ................. Ronald Cade The Father-Son “pheasant feed’’ was held November 15th. The boys and Mr. Gardner, furnished the pheasants. The F.H. A. girls prepared and served the pheasant along with all the trimmings. The guest speaker was, Everin O’Brifen, who is Karl Mundt’s secretary. This year George Stanford was the delegate to go to Kansas City, for the National Convention of the Future Farmers of America. 30 Glee Clubs GIRLS’ GLEE CLUB BACK ROW: Bonnie Behrend, Delore Minnaert, Pat Clancy, Mary Hanrahan, Jeanette Johnson, Juanita Killion. MIDDLE ROW: Fern Williams, Donna Hankins, Ella Adams, Donna Mohr, Eleanor Bjorklund, Lynnette Minnaert, Mrs. Vickere, adviser. FRONT ROW: Ardella Johnson, Betty Peterson, Mary Johnson, Ruth Robson, Arlene Johnson, Marlene Wessel. Lois Miller is not pictued. BOYS’ GLEE CLUB BACK ROW: Left to Right: George Stanford, Tom Williams, Jack Miller, Ronnie Cade, Richard Tupper. FRONT ROW: Lynn Siert, Merlin Van Rosendale, Don Tupper, Darrell Schulte, Mrs. Vickere, supervisor. Keith Kappenman is not pictured. 31 Band BACK ROW: MIDDLE ROW: FRONT ROW: BAND Left to Right: Marlene Minnaert, Eleanor Bjorklund, Richard Tupper, Don Tupper, Donna Gayle Mohr, Lynnette Minnaert, Fern Williams. Ella Adams, Pat Clancy, Tom Williams, Norma Jean Bjorklund, Mary Johnson, Ruth Ann Robson, Mr. Bach, director. Danny O’Connell, Bonnie Behrend, Jim Clancy, Lois Anderson. PEP BAND LEFT TO RIGHT: Ella Adams, Mary-Johnson, Ruth Ann Robson, Bonnie Behrend, Eleanor Bjorklund and Don Tupper. 32 Royalty of 1949-50 KING AND QUEEN The Seniors reigned over the carnival of 1949-’50. The King and Queen were, Jack- Miller and Fern Williams. They were crown- ed by Seniors, Tom Williams and Pat Clancy, royalty of 1948-’49. Their attendants were George Stanford and Bonnie Behrend, Junior class candidates; Richard Tupper and Juanita Killion, Sophomore class candidates; Ronnie Cade and Jeanette Johnson, Freshman candi- dates. PRINCE AND PRINCESS Milo Stip and Karen O'Connell were crowned. Prince and Princess of the carnival of 1949-’50. They represented the Fifth and Sixth grades. Their attendants were, John Adams and Olga Adolfsen, Seventh and Eighth grade room; Jimmy Fitzgerald and Sharon Bargmann , Third � nd Fourth grade room; Mickey Anderson and Cathryn Kingtigh, First and Second grade room. The flower girls were, Joan Krager and Mary Moran. The crown bearers were, Darrell Lee, Jornmy Wagner, Steven Strom, and Kenneth Minnaert. 33 Deciam LEFT TO RIGHT: Don Tupp«r, Pat Clancy, Farn Williams, Marlene Weasel. The above attended the district declam contest in Madison, December 3, 1949. Don Tupper gave an oration. Pat Clancy gave a dramatic reading. Fern Williams gave a humor- ous reading. Marlene Wessel entered the poetry division. Hail to The Cooks! Did you know that the brain trust of this school is in the kitchen? Mrs. McCracken and Mrs. Luttmers are a team that is hard to beat. We all think they have arranged some very good combinations for our meals. Hats off to Mrs. Gardner, who plans all the menus. Truly, the meals have been grand this year. We students of O. H. S. wish to take up this space to say THANKS. 34 1. HEN PARTY 2. OUR PHOTOGRAPHER 3. GREEN HORNS 4. BIG CHEESE 5. TWO YEAR OLD SENIOR 6. PALS 7. JUST OUT 8. A NIGHT FOR ROYALTY 9. BUS DRIVERS 10. •'CHEERLEADERS 11. HAPPY KIDS 12. WATERBOY 13. HOW S WALKING? 36 1. wow: 7. SHAME ON YOU TUPPER 13. NO DIFFERENCF ? 2. YUM-YUM 8. TEACHERS 14. FLUNKY 3. BABIES MUST PLAY 9. BASHFUL? 15. bang: 4. DID IT GO IN? 10. ugh: 16. WHAT IS IT? 5. NO VACANCY 11. GOOD OLD FORD 17. ooh: la: la: 6. OPERATIONS KEITH 12. WORKING? 37 c futoyrafifi: WALSWORTH A lm� by WALIVOITN nOTHEM lUmllu. H� . U. ■ A 39 KNOWING HOW ISN'T ALWAYS ENOUGH All your knowledge about farming won’t be of much use if your farm equipment isn’t ready when you need it. Remember, every machine must be working just right to get a good job done in each crop. And to make sure they’ll be 100%, it’s best to have them checked over and repaired plenty of time ahead of work seasons. To get all equipment in first class shape, do this first: put your tractor and implements on our Early Bird Service Schedule. Then, during their idle time, we’ll do a top-notch IH Blue Ribbon Service job on each one. That combination of Early Bird scheduling and Blue Ribbon Service can prevent any time lost in the fields from breakdowns! I. L. BRATAGER IMPLEMENT CO. MADISON SOUTH DAKOTA H BE AN EARLY BIRD INTERNATIONAL - HARVESTER WHY A CHECKING ACCOUNT?---------- A safe place for funds A good record of income Saves time and trouble in paying bills Provides a receipt for bills paid It is the businesslike way of handling money Security Bank Trust Co. TELEPHONE 5531 MADISON, S. DAK. YOUR HOME BANK FOR QUALITY VALUE SERVICE Kelley's Grocery YOUR FRIENDLY STORE SINCE 1890 2321 - PHONES - 2252 MADISON SOUTH DAKOTA PURE FOOD GROCERIES - FRESH FRUITS VEGETABLES QUALITY MEATS ALADDIN LAMPS - DINNERWARE GLASS - GIFTS Madison Farmers Elevator Co. CUSTOM GRINDING OF ALL KINDS OF FEED PHONE 2002 MADISON SOUTH DAKOTA The Oliver Store GEO. P. GUEFFROY JIM TOWLERTON % THE FINEST IN FARM MACHINERY THE BEST IN REPAIR SERVICE PHONE 2112 MADISON 1 SOUTH DAKOTA Compliments of Hayes-Lucas Lumber Co. 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