Yankton High School - Arickara Yearbook (Yankton, SD)

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STUDENT COUNCIL WE, THE PEOPLE F F There're short ones, tall ones, slim ones and stout ones among the 572 different personalities who attend this American institution of democracy for moments of work and play. So now, the Annual Staff devotes a section to WE THE PEOPLE, to the seniors and the underclass- men. Clean-up drives, an iron-lung campaign, Arickara fes tivity plans and study hall government were accomplished by the Student Council which has representatives from each homeroom who meet every Tuesday morning with Prin. R. E. Nichol to discuss problems and plans. Bill Tschetter presided over the group the first semester and Kenneth Brimmer the final semester. Row 1: ffront to backj Renae Quinnell, Ferne Spear, Rosemary Dilger, Florence Moses, Joyce Rahn, Virginia Scroggin, Phyllis Driver. Row 2: Margy Schllegelmilch, Wilma Dennis, Dorothy Metz, Ernest Peschl, jane Donohoe, Eugene Mayer. Row 3: Ralph E. Nichol fadviserl, Dorothy Glanzman, Virginia Nielsen, Jo Ellen Margolin, Donald Mahan, George Mielenz, Rolland Mondini. Row 4: Lois Wiese, Arthur Ferdinand, Bill Lynch, Buddy Seablom, james Onstott, John Nadenicek, Dale Picking, Ernest Koenig. Row 5: Kenneth Brimmer, John Banks, Wayne Livingston, Delmar Nelson, Melvin Harding, Keith Pfeiferle.

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A i J ' ffl. 'ff-ffivffriflwrwy i PfWg.,p1Q?P Wf,,lQ'l i KJ, L ' I ,L L 'Al 'nhl will fi FACULTY Ralph E. Nichol-Civics Inez Rhoznles-English, Dramatics Ralph Knowles-Music john E. llnle-Science Velma Linnell-Commercial Clarence VVells-Trades Besxie Burgi-English, Latin Archie Bedner-Commercial Florence johnson-Homemaking Iilla Bang--Homemaking, Science Verene Ericsson-Mathematics Helen Burgess-English

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A. SENIOR SUMMARY Approximately 120 seniors now enter the out- side world and become active citizens in this United States. Going back through their history-they entered high school and elected as their officers Harold Mayer, Robert Bicknell and Ferne Spear as fresh- men officers. They were under advisers Miss Verna Emanuel and Miss Rachel Fundingsland. History repeats itself, for as they became sophomores they again elected Harold Mayer their president and Wayne Livingston and Ralph Boone other oificers, with Miss Ada De Boos and Miss Harriett A. Jenney as advisers. At the beginning of the year they sponsored a Hobo party. They partici- pated in extra-curricular activities. Time marches ong they were juniors sponsoring the prom, the Junior Play, Spring Fever, holding important roles in speech, journalism, athletics and music. They elected as their officers Ernest Peschl, Bill Tschetter, Wilma Dennis and john Banks. Now in their crowning glory as seniors, they stand on the brink of their career. They have as their motto- For age and want, save while you may: no morning sun lasts the whole day. Besides sponsoring the Senior Play, What a Life, they were active in athletics, speech, journal- ism and clubs. ,ii iff3,ff1f:Qfl J-ff' ez' M iyifaglu r n. ' I -31111-l L-L12-lZIf'!15i 43- 3- -I 7 , . gs -as SENIOR OFFICERS L51-'r T0 num-IT: Harold Mayer .... Robert Nielsen ..... Marlan Hoellworth . Mr. Robert E. Toczek Miss Helen Burgess . .. . . . . . Secretary . . . . Vit:-prnidcnt . . . . . President .......Advi.fer Adviser Knot in picturej