Tulare High School - Chieftain Yearbook (Tulare, SD)

Text from Pages 1 - 32 of the 1951 volume:

We wish to dedicate this year book to a teacher whose prime objective has been to educate us scholasticrlly and socially, so tftxat we may be more able to pursue a successful future. With a great deal of respect and admiration we wish to dedicate this 1951 CHIETAIEDto our good friend and teacher MISS KEOSTER. Editor in Chief-----------Delores Meyer Assi stem: Editor----------Cl nton Stoner Leon Walton Gerald Binger Cleone Walton George Fountain e-Up Editor-uu- sine as Manager-w- Sports Edit Courtejy of BRUGGER'S STATION KENNY'S' APPAREL V'Am ' 5- ' 5..- 5' ?.- ; ..l VI1O ' Itoo-nv O ..'I0.0 o. Atnool .r--. N. .Wnuf .erK-uut. nmyq' Vlm5Y'V7h'i Mr. Robert 31001! St. Cloud Teachers College St. Cloud, Minn. 6th, 7th and 8th Basketball Coach Miss Bonita Magar Northern State Te achers College Aberdeen, 80. Dak. 3rd 4th and 5th. Music MKBEL MARZAHN Northern State Teachers Dakota We sleyan lat and 2nd MARTHA KOESTER Northern State Teacher Dakota We sleyan :Hi story-English Fre shxnan Class Adviser Sephomore Class Advise Girls Phys-Ed Declamation Library . . M. W. SEEING rintendent Yankton 00119 ge Huron College University of Denver Comercial-Business Mathematics 8 Junior Class Atlvis Student Dunc il Advi sor HOWARD PETERSON St. Thomas College College Macale ster College Science Social Science glish Senior Class Adviser Play Director Annual and Paper Adviser SENIOR CLASS . HISIO RY Class Motto: "Strive To Conquer The Unconquerabie" Glass Colors: Lavender and Yellow Class Flower: Pink Carnaticn 0n the first day of the '47 school year seven breve Freshmen climbed the steps of Tulare High, beginning their High School Career. They were: Roger Denker, Dale Cockrell, Glenn Nowell, Gerald Binger, Clinton Stoner, Raymond Ernster and Delores Meyer. The first big event of the year came during the second week of school, this was the Freshmen initiation. That even- ing 2. party was given in the Freshmens honor, making them full fledged members of T. H. S. The year ended with the school picnic at Cottonwood Lake. . In the Sephomore year the members of the Class were: Glenn Nowell, Gerald Ringer, Clinton Stoner, Delores Meyer, and George metein. Glen Nox-Iell quit during the first semester. This year the school had a swell time for their picnic at Cottonwood Lake. ' The Class which had dwindled to four eagerly started the Junior year. The main event of the year was our play,"Bolts and Nuts" which WS 3. big success. The last main event of the year wns the Junior-Senior Banquet held at Huron. The banquet had a cowboy theme and the table wes decorated with covered wagons guns and holsters. This year for our picnic the High School went to Huron for a picnic dinner and a roller skating party. All the students returned for the Senior year and two new members, Cleone end Leon Walton were added to the Class. The Senior play, "Auntie's Money" was the first main event of the year. The Seniors were guests at the traditional Junior-Senior Banquet and everyone had a swell time .. Commencement exercises were held on may 23, and we were very happy to receive our diplomas. We will alwr-ys look back on the happy days which we spent at Tulare High.. Courtesy of MILLER DRUGS SERVICE MOTOR Co. CLEONE V. WALTON "Cleone" "Laugh, and the world aughs with you. " Band 1-2-3-4 813 Club 1-3-4, aper Staff i - Annual Staff - nior Play - CLINTON D. STD??? . pohicki' "Greater men then I have ived, but I doubt it." s - asketball 1-1-2- ' - ' 113136an 1-2- - rack 1-2- - nior Play - -" unior Play - - aper Staff - Annual Staff - Class Presdient - Boy's Sextect -3- Student Counc il - 1 Star Repr. - Candidate for King -2-4 DELORES G. MEYER "Dede" "As changa'ble as a aollar bill. " Student Counci - 3- Girls Glee Clu 1-2-3-4 Sextet 1-2- - Duet -2 Senior Play -4 Junior Play -3 Staff -4 Paper Staff -4 Declam 1-2.3.4 Phys Ed 1-2.. .. Cheerleader - Band 2- 3- Pep Club -3... Librarian 1-2-3-4 Glass Presiden -2 Girls State -3 LED?! . I-IALTON "Len" "Late hours are not good for one, but they are all right for two." rack -2 ittenball -4 and 1-2- 4 aper Staff -4 Annual Staff -4 enior Play -4 GERALD G. BINGER "Jerry" "Lets have fun while we can." asketbaILl -2-3-4 rack -2-3-4 ittenball -2-3-4 aper Staff , - nnual Staff - unior Play - Senior Play - Candidate for King - GEORGE FOUNTAIN "George" "I admit there are two sides to every que ation- my own and the wrong one . Basketball - - Kittenball - - Track - - an .- .- Boy's Sextet - Class Presiden - Student Council Pre s. - Paper aff - Annual - Junior a - Senior Play - Boy's State - Declam - SCIHDCDI. CAllENDAR Sept. 11. School Opened. 22. National Assembly Pro gram Robert T. Edgar. Oct. '7. Pre ss Meeting at Brookings GDHSPM 16. 3011001 08111117811: 25. Rust c0116ng Singers. Nov. 9. Senior Play 14. Basketball season started. Dec. 1.1. National Assembly Program. Brown. 21. Christmas Program. Jan. 48:5. Tulare Tourney. 19. National Assembly Program. Melodeers. ' 22-26. Sunshine Conference Tourney 2 Feb. 9. National Assembly Program. - 1 Memory Wizard. 22-21.. Di strict Tourney at Conde. . All-Star game at Redfield. March 1. Grade B.B. Tourney at Bonilla. 7. National Assembly Program. Trapoline. 8. Junior Play. April 5. Music Concert. 12-13. Music Contest at Aberdeen. 19. Redfield Relays Mrack Meew . 27. Senior Skip Day. ' May 2. Sunshine Conference Track Meet. 20. Bacalaureate Services. 23. Commencement Services. 24.. PicniCSo Courtejy of STRAUSS BOYER ELECTRIC APPLIANCES SCHULTZ GARAGE Left to right: Helen Buctholz, Mn '"5 13m Miller, Norma Cockrell, Beverly Brugger, Cal Nowell J ean Brachvogel, Don Nowell, Mavis Ames, Gary I'Tel son, Reta R0 88 Kopplin, ella Belle. Binger, Arnold Arneson, and. I IaIion Hull. RES From left to right Leattrice Tomsha, Eloise Brugge'r, 'ymond Ernster, eanor Hague, aron Hansen, Milton Kapplin, Shirley Ost, Erma Tubandt, Viola Hams, Ellen Warfield, aine Brugger. 1 I HIFSH b ""N Left to right: Donald Welke, Dale Delaney, Doreen Schwitzenberg, Wallace Ameson, Janet Otto, Mona e Haag, Marilyn MacNiell, Harriet Tomsha, Kay Delaney, Janet Christensen, Joyce Buchholz, James Henze and Shirley French. memwef TULARE PRODUCE STATE THEATRE JUNIOR IHCSH Back row! Heft to rightJ Abbie Lee Haafgvaigarlgg Delaney, 3 arlene Ames, Shirley Stoner, Iola Foun an Stoner, Marlene Binger, Leonard Brugger, Rozelle. Feldsein, Velma. F5. sh, Lanny Otto, Gary Delaney, Mr. Block-Instmtctor: Front row: Cleft to right: Janka Ringer, Lona H a3, . Barbara Morse, Patty Feldsein, Trudy Syring, Regena Frankenstein, Mary A'nn Brugger, Timmy Bingexs, Merle Cockrell, William Eamon, Lenny Binger, Darilyn Blnger. Courtesy of TULARE CAFE FOGLESONG HARDWARE T0p Row Left to Right Tormy Feldsien, Helen Brugggr, aron Hughes, uohn Roos, Gary Belknap, I-Iarjorie Fountaln, Gordon I-Iem-Iell, Judith Hansen, Doug: as Henze, Connie Erich, Alana I-Earshell, Front Row Lyle I'aayne Fish, Joan Chri stinson, Donald Price, Connie Nalz, Dennis Cockrell, James Harmon, Dayton Kloss, Thomas Delaney, Deail Tipton, E'Cenneth I-Eofeman, Dianne Harms, Joan Kopplin, Teachex'-7"? N Ifager. sJ; --- k. L.- Courmy of LOCKHART STUDIO HAAG STANDARD OIL PIZIDIARY .. gquw wmt. ' .' Top row Left to Right :Billy F1 sh, Caroline Brugger, Robert SyrinJ, Dennis Tipton, Dale Hofemen, Gary Tipton, Sandra Marzahn, Jerrilyn Weber, Connie Erich, Kenney Walz, Delores Price, Yvonne Kloss. Bottom Row: Robert Hamilton, Ruby Cockrell, Loren Marzahn, Gene Fountain, Maxine Neitzel, Gordan Haag, Robert Hofeman, Francis Marshall, Walena Frankenstein, Clayton Kloss, and Richard Radcliffe. Teacher: Miss Marzahn. Courtesy of- MARSHALL LOCKER HARRISON GROCERY PHY S ED Cheerleaders First Six C ozzrmy 0f SPHJK COUNTY FARM IMPLEMENTS SPINK COUNTY BANK The Tulare Chiefs coached by Robert Block played 23 games for the season winning 7 and losing 16. They played in three tournaments, The Thlare Invitational, Sunshine Conference, and District XIII. The following is a smmnary of the 1950-51 season. Gresbard 53 282 Tvlare Ree Heights 45 37 Tulare 4AShton 25 54. Tulare Frankfort 46 22 Tulare Bonilla 31 33 Tulare Redfield B' 26 27 Tulare Athol 40 37 Tulare Orient 33 21 Tulare Hitchcock 30 32 Tulare Ree Heights 38 29 Tvlare Mellette 53 44. Tulare Ashton 3O 45 Tulare Mellette 48 37 Tulare Bonilla 59 48 Tulare Mellette 57 36 Tulare Hitchcock 2O 3O Tulare Messington 41 33 Tulare St. Lawrence' 54 26 Tulare Frankfort 62 33 Tulare Athol 42 40 Tulare Nbrthville 44. 38 Tulare Ashton 38 40 Tulare Northville 6O 43 Tulare Individual scoring for 1950-51. Av. pts. Clinton Stoner 226 9.8 Arnold Arneson 202 8.7 George Fountain 188 9.0 Raymond Ernster 109 24.7 Cal NOwell 37 203 Whllace Arneson 34 1.5 Gerald Binger 1 0.1 The Chiefs scored 797 points against their Opponents 987 points. There will be three let- termen graduating from.the teama They are Clin- ton Stoner, George Fountain and Gerald Binger. Courmy of TULARE GRAIN COMPANY OJ RAD E TEAM Timmy B'nger, Lanny Otto, Lanny Binger, Gary Delaney, Leonard Brugger, Tommy Feldse'n, Merle Cockrell, John.Roos. ht Left to Big Tommy Delaney3 Champ mg ldse ounty Spell ' Patty Fe C ourtejy of DICK'S SPORT SHOP KEN'S GARAGE Mrs. Case. . . Veleta Case. . Berthanna. . . Lance Case . . Rllddy B01680 0 Doctor Max Jones "Aunties Money" Doctor Bert Stockton . . C ourmy of COLEMAN 8: SON ALBRIEDT'S CLEANERS Make up . Director. . . . . Delores Meyer .Doreen Schwitzenberg . Cleone Walton .Clinton Stoner George Fountain . 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