Yankton High School - Arickara Yearbook (Yankton, SD)

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SUPERINTENDENT CHESTER A. BEAVER Seven did come eleven since the seniors came into Yankton High School, and a lucky number it was. You've probably guessed it-that's the number of years Y. H. S. has had as its superintendent, active, popular Mr. C. A. Beaver! X fx 7 my ff! -2 ' ARC!-UE BEDNER FLORENCE oHNsoN RACHEL I-ORNE ARNOLD Comme,-tial Homemakgngg science FUNDINGSLAND HARRiEgg3iri-LIRNNEY Commercial Law, Ath- ADg0m?nErcE?0S Mathematics lerics, General Science xx :age NS Q V HA., EDITH GAMBLE JOHN. HALE VERENE ERICSSON HUBERT GARDNER MARGARET HIBBARD ROBERT TOCZEK Homemalnng Science Mathematics Athletics Girls' Physical Education Science

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-3- --Q-Aff' Until aaaaatsfeeaieiww Q ' J- 1 D .gf C- R l . af' T' f 7 -: -A .. L ', VPVA. I' HEIGHT' , .ylziffzipi .5 ':.'...- w. e r . t l e s s 1 I ff? i K, Sing a song of sunbeams, cause it's a hap-hap happy day- Why all the gaiety? Why, haven't you heard? This is the teachers' section. And the seniors are proud to include in their Annual the informal, friendly administration that has guided them through the past four years. You know, teachers aren't what they used to bel At the expense of their dignity, they've played basketball, tossed parties and even done a little rug- ctittin' themselves. So more power to them and more popularity. Here they are-ADl'IlNIS- TRATION.

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l i N X Meet the staff of the IQ4O ARICKARA of YANKTON HIGH SCHOOL, YANKTON, SOUTH DAKOTA! A Eighteen typographical jitterbugs under the magic baton of Bob Karolevitz put their rhythm into words. i is CUTS Swing high, swing low ..... and swing into the grandest collection of prints, pans and pictures that ever adorned the helter-skelter pages of a streamlined yearbook. Formality is an obsolete wordg precedent has been thrown to the winds . . . . . and rhythm is the life-blood of this year's ARICKARA. VVay back in December, the staff went into a huddle to decide on a theme for their brain-child. But it turned out to be a jam session-all in favor of swing said, Ayel , and it was decided that they shall have rhythm. So get in the groove, chillun, here it is-the down-beat brings you your new ARICKARA-THE HIT PARADE OF 1940!