Yankton High School - Arickara Yearbook (Yankton, SD)

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PRINCIPAL RALPH E. NICHOL lt's an ill wind that blows no good. Back in 1929 the market crash looked like an exception to this antiquated hit of philosophy. But from this point, eleven years later, it's plain that it wasn't such a bad year at all. After all didn't Mr. R. E. Nichol get his present job then? V!-IRNA EMANUEL RALPH KNOWLES English, journalism Music E' 3 T E , 9. . em te ?3 ARTHUR MITCHELL INEZ RHOADES Commercial, English, English, Dramatics Debate BESSIE BURGI GEORGE NIELSEN English, Latin American History WENDELL JONES JORGINE HANSEN English, Music, Social English, Music Adjustment 'H t ,X T, HELEN BURGESS CLARENCE WELLS English Building-Trades ERWIN BECK LUCY BOWYER Electrical Trades, English, World History, Vocations Social Problems, French sn.

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enioea In 1936, 116 freshmen came swinging into high school to the tune of Anything Can Happen to Me. Debate and music were the major activities in the 1936 parade. As sophomores, they Big Appled in debate, athletics and music activities. Ferdinand the Bull cavorted into the arena of the prom last year, and the juniors shuffled and shagged on to a dramatic hit, Anne of Green Gables, in which Ruth Lothrop portrayed Anne. With the final stanza on deck, the seniors copped honors in the top ranking hits of the current parade: scholarship, clubs and extra-curricular activities. jack Davidson, Gene Drier, Bob Pederson, Don Potter, and Lionel O'Shea were outstanding hits in the parade of athletics. In the musical field, Betty Hohf, Nettye Holliday, Elizabeth Evans and Mary Louise Milliken gained laurels. Bud Knudsen, Elmo Christensen, Mabel Peterson, and Gloria Tammen led the parade in dramatics. The Merry Hares was presented by the seniors under the direction of Inez Rhoades. Bob Karolevitz twirled the baton to gain honors in the journalistic field with Arline Lynch, Alma Bierle, Lavonne Gran and Ray Hedelson keeping up the pace with him. So, with the phrase, Life beings at '40, the seniors add the finishing touches to their part in the high school Hit Parade. Qfgiceea President ARLINE Sis LYNCH Just Like a Melody Activities: Student Council, Arickara Staff, Woksape Staff, Girls' Y Club, Quill and Scroll, Drill Team, Prom Committee, Homemaking Club, Mardi Gras Queen. Hobbies: reading, sewing. Vice-president VERNON Verne LEE KCI-IappyYY Activities: Physics Club, track. Hobby: bicycling. Secretary-treasurer ELMO Elmer CHRISTENSEN Oh! Lady Be Good Activities: Drum Major, Mixed Chorus, Boys' Glee Club, Student Council, Arickara Staff, Forensic Club, The Merry Hares, Cheer Leader, Boys' Quartet. Hobbies: dancing, collecting showbills, baseball.

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. SCHOOL BOARD Cleft to rightj H. Nissen, bupt. C. A Beaver H D Knudsen Dr -I A Hohf E P F' I. Daniels, Mrs. H. P. Jacobson. 4 l I i l ' ' ' ' ' ' Itzgerald' Thirty years ago the hoard of education was a shi of the school s stem are real ngle: In 1940 the front line generals Y' l h d ' solving school Problems. Peop e W 0 hi' time to balancing the budget and JANITORS fleft to right, Leroy Johnson, Tillie Bergland, Tina Durham, Jens Christensen. Somebody has to clean up after the kids , so the floor-flushers and fixer-uppers of the school work while wild whippersnappers bother the broom Uleaner-oners . OFFICE GIRLS fleft to rightj Mildred Miller, Norine Rheiner. If it weren't for more than 550 students, loads of mimeographing, typing and general office work, the jobs of the office girls would be unuthin' atall .