Yankton High School - Arickara Yearbook (Yankton, SD)

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Z i h l l 1 2 NF-x Mfg W' ' ,I . Largest Class, 123, To Be Graduated The largest class, l23 seniors, ever to be graduated from Yankton high, will receive diplomas on May 26, when Dr. John C. Tjaden of the University of South Dakota will be the principal speaker. ln the fall of l934 they invaded the halls of Yankton high school l6O strong, found their places in music, clubs and athletics. They copped first place on the honor roll nearly every six weeks for four years. Class officers their freshman year were Lois Harvey, Sheldon Adams and Thelma Hale. During their sophomore year Robert Hohf was made drum major and several became members of Drill team and Booster club. Officers this year were Harald Korves, Betty Lewis and Myrtle Robison. With Clifford Larson as president, Bud Adams, vice-president, Harold Korves, secretary, and Lois Harvey, social chair- man, they sponsored dances ond the prom their junior year. Their class play was Why Smith Left l-lame. Howard Nielsen is senior class presi- dent, Jack Gagnon, vice-president, and Robert l-lohf, secretary. Stanley Holla and Kenneth Canfield were outstanding in debate, Ray Stanicek gained honors for the class when he was selected for the all-state conferencc basketball team. ln this last year the class presented as its play, Seven Chances, in which Sheldon Adams and Amy Ruth Ellerman took the leading roles. With their adviser, Miss Helen Burgess, the seniors have chosen as class flower, the ionauil, as class colors, yellow and white, as a motto, f'Excelsior.

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OREWORD ln keeping with the current trends of news magazines, The following pages give you a pictorial review of the l937-38 school year.

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we 'W SqmrdlgllT'::7':g?n VQHLAJED ACQRS was the coolest boskrtball player cn the squad, but he tools o hot bass born lar the band Besides being rndrspcnsable lo basketball and football, In OCWTNCS ,Agia T Lmdllfl 'WJ CU' U WQlsSGl'0 Slfrv Cl Friday nights game fe GEORGE SHELDON ADAMS, JR, Bird, wins friends for his good looks, line manners and interest Chonmsu H 'TIS OO 3 9000 UU dClCW50 was a favorite line of sports szrtbos during loatball and basketball seasons He was leading man in Remember the Day and Sever' mlxed' ChOruS'ijrl?gFl'JIU 'n LEJCCYFU htm tumor vice Dtfstdr-nt, Y club secretary and student council mrmhcr - - VlRGlNtA ARNLSON, Csrnger,'f the Spanish beauty, sings soprano in b Qee CU Shi' UTS lip' l'9'Qht to advantage as a member al the Drill tcam Among har layoritc hoblrres is dancing f CLINTON BAGGS, Ton, has two main Um WOUS, tu SHGD U Cnmcra and to escort June He delights in making candid shots tn and about school V MARY BANKS may be chorarterized by reltnerl, dependable, nicel Her versatrlity shows in her activities president and vrce-president ol Hamemokung club, vice-president ol JHS, member ol the Pram committee, band, Quill and Scroll, Arlckora and Woksapc co-editor -f- HAROLD Chip BATTIN is noted for his cheerful chrrprng around the halls and his advertising zeal on the Arickara and Wnksape stalls --- LOIS BOYLES, Lolo, rs the girl who does rhythmic wonders with marimba, bells and drums rn band and orchestra She is lipbrawurl at the bond, Junrar Historical and Booster club member -Y BETTY BROUGHMAN rs liked for her gentle, unaffected manner She is a member ol the GAA. and worked on e a sapc sto MERYLE BRlMMER's athletic ambitions are shown thrg I1 h N H ug er active part in basketball, track, GAA and volleyball Her place on the honor roll during her senior year was ZfgllleffsA?ROEJll,Vl-hZnJ2llgllElNlTl'l'lrlKEE or lilonde Ccmclf' DOL' of the Drill team is noted tar hr-r brilliant smile and lrtf-ndly Hr She ts a member of the student council, Arickara Squoa He mmm nah h EVVW CANFIELD looses his tongue, all stop to listen Hrs oratorlcal ability wort hrm laarels rn several contests and was art asset to the debate D0 l 9 lU 'O'f SCWO' Und tvrvnstc DIOYS He was voted prcsrdent of JH S -CHARLOTTE CLARK, known as Polly, comes from Nebraska She likes outdoor sports, especially hiking and Swlmm.,-,Q was GLADYS CRESSEY's,soft voice and sweet personality win friends in and aut of school. Gladte's bobby is collecting dolls- ROBERT CULVER, Bob, is the grocer of the senior class. Hrs hobby rs reading, and he finds time to have lun,-MARGARET DE CAMP is o genial, tolly girl. Margaret has many lloshy characteristics-wit, a smile, and a diamond. -DONALD DECKER, Deck, was a letter winner in football his senior year and a member of the Y club. He come from Canton where be'd played tackle also.