Yankton High School - Arickara Yearbook (Yankton, SD)

Text from Pages 1 - 84 of the 1946 volume:

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Perry. page five C.A.Boavux Laurence Bush William Thrall George Bauer Bessie Burgi Margaret Abbot Harold Meyer Alfred Halsted Averil Fleming Gertrude Harvey May Rock Ella Bang Harriet Jenney Mary Bruehler Edith Gamble Woodwork, Drawing Science, Mathematics, Mathematics, Science Latin, Guidance Instrumental Music Physical Fitness Science English Dramatics, English English, Debate Home Economics Library Physical Fitness Home Economics Electricity, Code X Elizabeth Dahl Ralph Nichol Lawrence Wendt Alice Peterson Helen Burgess Orval Hanegan Harriet Solheim Fred Johnson Iola Wendel Lucille Gooder Mildred Smith Archie Bedner Louise Serr English History Salesmanship Journalism, English English Physical Fitness Physical Fitness Music Mathematics History, Spanish, Civics Commercial Economics, Commercial Music for-in Harnei E1de Prmcxpal s Secretary K5 Ray Kappel Custodian Ella Tenge Board of Educauon Clerk page exght I k x I ti 1,3 W. 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Representative 45 Woksape Staff 1, 2, 3, 45 - i Mardi Gras Queen 4' Hobbies: Bridge John Andersen Pewee Variable Mixed Chorus 3 4 Arickara Staff 4 Booster Club 4 Y Club 3 4 Physics Club V Pres 4 Social' Science Club 4 Football 1 2 3 4 Frackl 2 3 Manager 4 Hobgoblin House produc tion 3 Homeroom officer l 2 Arickara Attendant 4 Jr Sr Banquet and Prom Committee 3 Hobbies Sports hunting Gene Nelson 'Nels Steady Other schools Bastrop Texas, Mixed Chorus 3 4 Arickara Staff 4 Woksape Staff 4 Boos ter Club 3 Pres 4 Y Club 3 4 Football 2 3 4 Basketball 2 3 4 Track 2 3 4 Hobgoblln House production 3 Class offi cer 4 Homeroom officer 2 3 Jr Sr Banquet and Prom Com I Y mittee 3 Physics Club Pres 4 L Hobbies Hunting sports .af We the Seniors began our high school years in the havoc and uncertainty of war We saw our fellow upper received of the loss of some of our own We are among the fortunate We have seen the war end It was a Joy ous occasion when the good news was received Celebrations followed but in the middle we stopped remembered and offered a silent tribute to those who had paid the sup eme sacrifice that we might finish our education in a world which now heralded peace Lyle Vinatieri Montelle Darner and James Harvey led our freshman class through the first year in high school Bessie Burgl and John E Hale ably extended a helping hand to us in our introductory attempt at higher education As the autumn of 43 rolled around we again approach d the portals of learning this time with more assurance and the desire to prove ourselves Our officers for this second year were Lyle Reynolds James Harvey and Dick Maul We were given the Job of gathering materials for the annual Arickara bonfire Ruth OConnor and Archie Bedner guided us through the term and gave us the spark to begin our coming year as Juniors Our fellow students were coming into their own at last Virg Booth Jim Harvey John Andersen Jack Sten son and Murray Gibson were preparing for important berths in our future basketball team The Spring was made memorable by the presentation of the banquet and prom with Thunderhead and Candy as the respective themes Danny Ackermann Dick Maul Phyllis Wherry and Shirley Smith as well as Lucy Bowyer and John E Hale advisers all pitched in to make the year a sparkling success In a sprint of spirit our final year hailed Eloise Rogers John Andersen and Gene Nelson as class officers with Helen Burgess and Mildred Smith as directors We greeted the years activities with the news of again having an annual In addition our basketball team walked off with the State Consolation Trophy at Mitchell and Murray Gibson was elected to the first string of the all star basketball team Our class motto No matter what the past has been the best may still be there was accompanied by the colors of maroon and silver The American Beauty rose was our class flower I ll ll 0 . 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' YY ' I A Y Y Daniel Ackermann Shel: Roguxsh Bandl 2 3 YClub3 4 Foo balll 2 3 4 Basketballl 2 4 Track 1 2 3 4 C Pres1dent3 Hobbles Huntmg 1ce skatmg Arvxlla Bade Archxe Studxous Bandl 2 3 4 Orchestra 2 3 4 Gxrls Glee Club 1 2 4 Arxc kara Staff 4 Woksape Staff 3 Homeroom offlcer 2 Home Ec Club V Pres 3 Home Ec Club 1 2 3 Jr S Banouet and Prom Commxttee 3 Hobbles Av1at1on ICC skatmg Vxvmn Barkerneyer Vxv Dxmmutlve Other schools Cottage Grove Oregon I-Iobbles Collectlng match covers and movle star pxctures Eugene Becker Beck Nonchalant Y Club 2 3 Pres 4 Football 1 2 3 4 Basketball 1 2 3 4 Tack 1 2 3 4 Debate 4 Homeroom offlcer 3 Hobby Ath1et1cs Meiha Bohlmann Tooiy' Casual Band 1 2 3 Student Councll 3 Hobbxes Skatmg collectmg coms gf, Q ,I if -41? Q ay'- page twelve Darrell Anderson 'Day' UHObtFUS1Ve Y Club 4 Football 2 3 4 Basketball 1 2 3 4 Trackl 2 3 4 HODDIQS Sports savmg old coms Rodney A Anderson 'Rod Reserved Other schools Irene Hastmgs Adams C1ty Hobbles Flshmg huntmg Doreen Beckers Blondxe Salubr1ous GAA 1 2 3 V Pres 4 Home Ec Club Sec 2 Hobbles Bow lmg roller skat1ng Eleanor Boehler Droll Band 1 2 Glrls Glee Club 1 Hobby Roller skatmg Meneita Boerema Netia Placid Other schools Hawarden Iowa Sheldon Iowa GAA 4 Hob by Wrltmg letters Bertha Bratberg Bert Facetlous Glrls Glee Club l 3 4 GAA 2 3 4 GAA Sec 3 Pres 4 lHobby Wrltmg letters Betty Braunesrexther Betts Composed Other school Lestervxlle Hob bles Crocheting dancmg Grace Case Gracxe DlV6fS1fy Hobby Readmg Wxlllam Bussell B1 Mannerly Other school Armour Hobby Model Alrplanes Edna Cwach Senslble Bandl 2 3 4 Hobbles Sew mg skatmg Virgil Booth 'Vlrg' Debonaxr Mlxed Chorus 3 4 Student Councll 2 Pres 4 Arlckara Staff 4 Booster Club 4 Y Club 3 4 Footballl 2 3 4 Basket 1 2 3 4 Track 1 2 Hobgoblm House 3 Arlckara Chlef 4 Jr Sr Banquet and Prom Comm1ttee 3 Hobbxes Huntmg baseball Phyllls Brewer Phil Capable Bandl 2 3 4 Orchestra 3 4 Mlxed Chorus 2 Girls Glee Club 2 3 4 Arlckara Staff 4 A l 2 3 Debate 1 H0bbl8S Roller skatmg muslc Shannon Buckley Shorty' Amlable Club 3 4 Pres 3 Hobby Shows Carol Clark Agreeable Homeroom Offxcer 2 Hobby Danc1ng Donald Clark Chark Even tempered Y Club 3 4 Football 1 2 Basketball 1 2 4 Trackl Hobbles Huntmg sports 3, , 5 , , . , z' - X . A 1 1 I 1 1 H v -1 31 I ' 1 , , , . : , . I .I I ' I I 1 1 1 I 3 . , 1 : 'nr .J 1 1 1 I C fy ,. G.A...:, , , I, ,.2: Y Other school., Sioux' Cityg - , Other school, ScotlandgLibrary : . -1 t-Pa ' ' , 2 - 3 I !'vl 1 I ,I X X , xi? I . . .. -u.. ,,Jo,, 4 J ' J 'fl l , x . ..Ed,. ., ,, , , , 9 ' I - , s , ,3.4: ' , ' - ,, u ,3, 4: , ., A p 2 , - . 'A ,V 5 l x.l page thirteen Mary Ann Damm Mary' Tranquil Other schools Centerville S Dak Girls Glee Club 4 Hobby Music Katharine Donohoe Katxe Dependable Arickara Staff 4 Woksape Staff 2 3 4 GAA Councill 2 Pres 3 Phi Beta Iota 4 Hobgoblln House production 3 Quill and Scroll 4 Home room officer 4 'Tome Ec Club 1 Jr Sr Banquet and Prom Committee 3 Hobbies Read mg making scrapbooks Montelle Darner Monte Ambitious Girls Glee Club 1 2 3 Aric kara Staff 4 Woksape Staff 2 3 4 Forensic Club 3 4 GAA 1 Phi Beta Iota 4 Hobgoblin House 3 Social Science Club 4 Quill and Sci oll 3 4 Drill Team 2 Sec 3 4 Class officerl Jr Class Candi date for Track Queen 3 Co Chairman Jr. Sr. Banquet and Prom Committee 3' Hobbies: Dancing reading. Eugene Eide Keith Musical Band l 2 3 Pres. 4: Orchestra l 3' Football 3' Basketball 1 2' Track l 2' Swing Band l 3 Leader 4' Physics Club 3: Hobby: Collecting records. Ronald Engle Ronie Journalistic Other school Vermillion S. Dak.3 Woksape Staff 2, 3, 43 Homeroom officer 33 Hobby: Sports. '42 page fourteen Robert Cutts Wad Athletic Other school MISSION Hill Mixed Chorus 3 Y Club 3 4 Football 3 4 Basketball 3 Track 3 Hobbies Hunting singing Joan Danforth Feminine Girls Glee Club 1 2 3 Ar1c kara Staff 2 4 Woksape Staff 2 4 GAA 1 2 Phi Beta Iota 4 Hobgoblin Irouse Produc tion 3 Social Science Clu Debate 1 Drill Team 2 3 4 Homeroom officer 4 Jr S Banquet and Prom Committee 3 Home Ec Club l Hobbies Hunting bridge Dorothy Doran Rusty Carefree Woksape Staff 2 GAA 3 4 Social Science Club 4 Library Club 2 Hobbies Girls sports Catherine Ellis Kitty Modest Hobbies: Reading music. Donald Friedel Don Diligent Other school, Pillsbury Military Academy: Social Science Club 4: Hobbies: Building radios, hunting. Rose Ann Frezdel Rosxe Assxduous Other schools Lesterv11le Glrls Glee Club 1 GAA 4 Llbrary Club Sec 4 HObbl6S Readmg dancmg Lomia Gusiad Lon Academ1cal Other schools Volln HObbl6S Plano readmg James Harvey arv Versatlle M1X6d Chorus 3 4 Student Councxll YClub 2 3 4 Foren s1c Club 3 4 Footballl 2 3 4 Basketball 1 2 3 4 Track 1 2 3 4 Hobgoblm House 3 Class offxcer 1 2 Homeroom offlcerl 2 3 Ar1ckara Atten dant 4 Jr Sr Banquet and Prom Comm1ttee 3 Hobby l1V1I'lg Jo Ann James un J ov1a1 Home Ec Club 1 H0bb1eS Scrap books muslc Betty Lou Kasulka uich Compamonable Other schools Woonsocket Geddes Platte H0bb1CS Stamp collectlng musxc ,Z --if ,On 'SY page fifteen 11 ,QC Murray Gibson All star Mlxed Choru 4 W k Staff 1 Y Cllfb 3 4 gasifge F331 1 2 3 41 TSC: 3 Home m o lcer b ketball danclng 0 les Bas Wxlfred Goetz Wllhe Retentwe Bandl 2 3 Hobbxes Huntmg flshlng DeeLons Horacek Dee Flxghty Glrls Glee Clubl 4 H0bbl8S Correspondence dancmg Ruth Kabelsernan Kabbage Independent Other schools Mount Marty Academy Ar1ckara Staff 4 Phl Beta Iota 4 SOC131 Scxence Club 4 Dr1ll Team 3 4 Debate 3 4 Jr Sr Banquet and Prom Commlttee 3 Hobby Brldge Eleanor Kmney Happy go lucky Woksape Staff 2 GAA 1 2 SOCIHI Sclence Club 4 Dr1ll Team 2 3 4 Hobbles Read mg blcyclmg Joseph Kohouiek Joe Casanova Other schools Trinity High Y Club4 Footballl 2 4 Basket ball 1 2 Track 2 Hobbies Motorcycling flying Patncxa Koon Zip Temperamental Other school Waterloo Nebr Arickara Staff Associate Editor 4 Woksape Staff 3 4 Hob goblin House Production 3 Quill and Scroll 3 4 Drill Team3 4 Homeroom OHICCT3 Hobbies Music bridge Arlene Kucera Kooch Flirtatious Mixed Chorus 2 Arickara Staff 2 Business Manager 4 Wok sape Staff 1 4 Business Mana r 2 3 AA 3 Beta Iota 4 Hobgoblln House production 3 Quill and Scroll 3 4 Drill Team 2 3 4 Home room offlcerl 3 Ji S1 Ban quet and Prom Committee 3 Hobbies: Reading sewing. Leo LaLonde Sunshine Reticent Y Club 3 4' Football l 3 4' Hobbies: Traveling driving. Arthur Learing Art Terpsichorean Mixed Chorus 4: Y Club 42 Football l. 2, 3, 4: Basketball , 43 Track 1. 4: Social Scien Club 4g Homeroom officer lg Hobbies: Swimming, ice skat- in . a-fr -auf' 44 page sixteen -1' l Ralezgh Kollars Gunner Fun loving Other schools Crofton Home room officer 3 Hobbies Shows swimming Reva Koster Ritz Light hearted nd 2 3 GAA 1 2 3 Pres and Pres 3 Drill Team 4 Homeroom officer 3 Hob bies Bowling rollei skating Marjone Kunkle Marge Abstruse Hobbies Dancing reading Lois Larson Toot Coruscative Girls Glee Club 1 2' Student Council 1' Arickara Staff 4' Woksape Staff 2 3 4' Booster Club 2 3 Sec. 4' Hobgoblin I-louse. production 3' Quill and Scroll 4' Debate l' Homeroom of iccr l 3, 4' Jr,-Sr. Banquet and Prom Committee 3' Home Ec. Club 1 2' Hobbies: Read- ing bridge. Sylvia Lefler Sally Pensive Other schools, Wakondag Hob- bies: Bowling, dancing. Jeanne Long ' Smoe Ind1v1dual1st1c Other school M1ss1on H111 M1xed Chorus 3 G1r1s Glee Club 1 2 3 4 Forenslc Club 3 4 Declam W1nner 3 Home room offlcer 3 4 HODDICS Dancing musxc Pat Lyons Pat' Suave Other school S1oux Cxt Iowa Y Homeroom offlcer 4 HODDICS Sports huntmg Shxrley Malcomson Pug Cons1derate Glee Club 3 4 Student Coun c114 GAA 1 3 4 Hobbxes Photography, correspondence Duck Maul Dxck Frlendly Student Councll 1 Basketball 2 Class offxcer 2 3 HODDISS Sports fxshlng Patncza Monariy Mory Consclentxous Bandl 2 4 Sec 3 Homeroom offlcer 2 3 4 Student Councll 3 4 Arxckara Staff 4 Woksape Staffl 2 3 Edltor 4 Booster Club3 4 GAA l 2 Ph1 Beta Iota 4 Hobgoblln House pro ductxon 3 Qulll and Scroll 3 Pres 4 Jr Sr Banquet and Prom Commlttee 3 Socxal Commlttee 4 Ar1ckara Day Comm1ttee4 Hobbxes Musxc Journahsm sw-H ,Q -3 ...nav page seventeen 9' Max-3 one Lyons 'Midge' Pleasant G1r1s Glee Club 1, Arxckara Staff 4 GAA 1 HODDIBS dancmg bowlmg Mary Ellen Magonen Mxdgey MlSCh18VOUS G A A 1 Drxll Team 4 Home room off1cer 4 Home Ec Club 12 Hobbles Dancmg music Clyde McKinnon Mac' Lanky Hobby Huntmg Colm Monfore Bus Clownlsh Mlxed Chorus 2 Football 1 2 Basketball 1 2 Track 1 2 Dont Keep Hlm Waxtmg 2 Hohszoblln House productlon 3 Cheer Leader 4 Hobbles Gas Model a1rplanes Betty Moses 36118 Vxgorous Bandl 2 3 V Pres 4 Glrls Glee Club 1 3 4 GAA 1 2 3 Debate 1 11-Iome Ec Club l 2 3 Hobby Mus1c Doreen Nymark Dorrie Attentive G.A.A. 1, 23 Home Ec. Club 1, 23 Library Club 2, 3, 43 Hob- bies: Movie Stars, writing to Pen Pals. Lorraine Olson Lorne Resolute Other schools Wakonda Hob b1es Reading movies Harold Schaefer Schaef Mild Other schools Fordyce Nebr Hobbies Hunting trapping Jeannette Peterson Pete Reliable Other schools Volin Mixed Chorus 2 Homeroom offlcer 3 Hobbies Bowling collecting photographs Joan Pederson Pete Dramatic Girls Glee Club 2 3 4 GAA 2 3 Declam Winner 2 4 Homeroom officer l Hobbies Collecting minature glass slip pers and shoes page eighteen Donald O'Brien Rusty Infectious Student Council 2g Woksape Staff 43 Forensic Club 3, 4g Hobgoblin House 35 Hobbies: Dancing, swimming. James 0 Brien Swede Friendly Woksape Staff 2 Y Club 3 V Pres 4 Forensic Club 3 4 F otball l 2 3 4 Track 1 Hobgoblin House 3 Captain of Arickara Football Team 4 Hobbies Hunting skating Marcine Olson Curt Faithful Other schools Wakonda Hob b1es Readmg girls sports Elizabeth Page iz Unpredictable Girls Glee Club 1 2 Arlckara Booster 2 3 V Pres 4 Phi Be a Iota 4 GAA Hobgoblm House production 3 Soclal Science Club 4 Quill and Scroll 4 Debate l 4 Jr Sr Banquet and Prom Com mittee 3 Home Ec Club l Hobby Reading Arthur Pextz Poofer Passive Other schools Crofton Hob bl8S Collecting poems build mg bird houses ' ll ' ll I ' ll ll . ' 1 1 5 ' 1 - 5 , - - 3 1 S O . , , 3 S LL ' 77 Q ' I , . . . , . , . .. ,. . ,, ,, I 1 - v D 'i v 3 ' 1 ' . ' ' Y . - , . . , . ll ll ' HL' ll . . . . , . . 1 Y , 1 y ' 5 . . 5 Staff 2, 4g Woksape Staff 2, 3, 43 3 , , Y - - 3 . t 3 . . . 1, 2g KA ' Y! ' 3 . . 1 . 5 , 9 -- 3 , S ' ll ll ' 7 Q n D v 1 - - - y 3 - 1 'l ' 1 . ' 1 ' , ' - . - , - . . . n Siella Peterson Pele Authorltatlve Other schools Rlchmond Cahf Watsonvllle Cal1f M1xed chorus 1 2 Glrls Glee Club 1234GAA123Tr1 e Trio 3 Home EC Club 1 2 4 H0bbl6S Correspondence muslc Marsden Pxgsley Bub Gentlemanly Other schools Wagner Avon Hobbxes Bowlmg huntmg Pnscxlla Rasmussen Bunny Agxle Band1234GAA1234 Sports James Regan 1m Spontaneous Footballl 3 Track 3 H0bb19S Basketball football Student Counc11 4 Robert Olofson O e Courteous Hobbles Huntmg 1ce skatlng J ,og dxf -F'-Q if agi' A-5' .49 1-1 A' page mneteen Ruth Pigsley 'Ruilue Smcere Other schools Wagner Avon Hobbles Dancmg bowlmg Douglas Plke 'Doug' Smooth M1xed Chorus 3 Woksape Staff 4 Hobbies Dancmg bowlmg Glen Phxlllps lul Earnest HObbl9S Skatmg bowlmg Larry Savage 'Doc' Argumentatlve Orchestra l 2 3 Y Club 4 Forenslc Club 4 Football 3 4 Baskebtall 1 3 4 Hobgoblm House 3 Debatel 3 4 De clam Wlnner 4 Oratory 4 Hobbxes Debate huntmg Fred Schlegelrmlch Slug' Exuberant Student Councll Sec 4 YClub 3 Sec 4 Football 1 2 3 4 Basketball 1 2 3 4 Track 1 2 3 Debate4 Homeroom of frcer 4 Hobbles Collectmg pens sports y 1: Q Y -1 R - , . ,..,':....,:'P1. 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Slurley Smuh Shul VIVBCIOUS Mlxed Chorus 4 G1r1s Glee Club 1 2 3 4 Arlckara Staff 2 4 Woksape Staffl 2 Foren s1c C1ub3 4 GAA 1 Hob goblln House 3 Socxal Sclence Club 4 Drlll Team 3 4 Home room offlcer 3 Cheer Leader 2 3 4 Arlckara Attendant 4 Class offlcer 3 Hobbxes Danc mg readmg Veretin Snoozy Etta Aloof collectmg movxe stars plctures Lola Stanage Lol Doc11e Other schools Mlsslon H111, Gayvllle Hobbxes Collectmg movxe star pxctures I-'red Van Orme: Fnh Scholarly Other schools Geddes S Dak Debate 3 Hobby Playmg pxano page twenty Lou Slowey Irxsh Affable Mxxed Chorus 2 Glee Club 1 GAA 1 2 3 Hobgo lm House productlon 3 Home Ec Club 2 3 4 Hobbles Dancmg bowlxng l-'ernetia Snoozy Fern Sllent Other schools Volm GAA 2 Hobbles R1d1ng horseback dancmg Leland Sorensen ng Sp1r1ted 4 Football 1 3 Trackl 2 3 Basketball Manager 4 Dont Keep Hlm Wa1t1ng 2 Home room off1cer 1 Hobbies Hunt mg loaflng Joyce Stemback Bock Easy goxng Arxckara Staff 4 Woksape Staff 2 GAA 1 2 Soclal Sclence Club 4 Cheer Leader 3 4 Booster Club 3 4 Hob b1es B1cyc11ng tenms Jack Stenson Siens Caprxclous Band 1 Mxxed Chorus 3 Y Club 3 4 Footballl 2 3 4 Basketballl 2 3 4 Trackl 2 3 4 Hobgoblln House 3 De bate 4 Jr Sr Banquet and Prom Commxttee 3 Hobbles Huntmg sports ' u lu ' ll I n ' 2 , - ' : U ,Q . . 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Wilma Van Epps Anxue Tactful Arxckara Staff 4 Woksape Staff 4 Forensxc Club 3 4 HObg0b1lH House 3 Declam Wlnner 4 Home Ec Club 1 2, 3 Pres 4 Hobbles Drawing, stamp collectmg Robert Walsh Tubby' Natural Other school Alcester Hob bles Huntmg flshmg Phyllis Wherry Phyl LOQUBCIOUS Other school Los Angeles Cahf Student Councll Sec 4 Arlckara Staff 4 Woksape Staff 3 4 GAA 4 Hobgoblxn House product1on 3 Home Ec Cub 2 3 V Pres 4 Dr1l1 Team 4 Class offxcer 3 Home room offlcer 4 Jr Sr Banquet and Prom Commlttee 3 APIC kara Day Commlttee 4 School Social Commlttee 4 Hobbles Souvemr record collectmg Marvm Zavadxl Zav Complacent Hobbies M o d e l alrplanes huntlng PF'-T f......f -wr' -4' E6 'S' 'fx' I page twenty-one Bermce Voll 'Bee Sensxble Mlxed Chorus 1 Glrls Glee Club 2 4 Student Councll 4 Homeroom officer 4 Home Ec Club 3 Hobbles Skating dancmg Darlene Welch Dolly' Accommodatlng Other schools Irene Wakonda Mlxed Chorus 4 Fern Young ude Soclable Arlckara Staff 4 Woksape Staff3 4 GAA l Hobgoblm House 3 Drxll Team 2 3 Homeroom off1cer 1 Hobby Match book collectlon fffs X XQXX ffl f ff Z X Qi! f' f6?Xk 77? ff ff f A M M3 A 5? fQ'iiMf31 w1W nf' g 4' 1 Q A J ,, 0 M A + 'W 'VM W 3 fxfxyaggm QV Q QXYWN M AQ a Q2V5'Ql5lg QMM?'o M iw 'AXMQMA A ff W M 6' W N56 Q MX AQ 'JV W M WWA 'fi' 'V NAWMA x M WM XX A fn. 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W MWNQ J K MZQWWW X21 0 LCEZ5, The Junior class had as thexr ad VISCYS Ella Bang and W1111am Thrall Accomphshments of the year mcluded stage arrangements for Arlckara Day the Junxor play My Cousm From Texas Mardl Gras masquerade and the Jumor senlor banquet and prom JUNIOR CLASS Gladys Baade Bob M1111ken Jean Van Epps Sophomore class advlsers conslst of May Rock and Luc111e Gooder The sophomores laborlously arranged the parade another feature WhlCh tended to brlghten our home commg day SOPHOMORE CLASS Jean Gunderson Elame Bruget CLASS Harry Coates Chuck Stetson Jun Lefler page twenty three Iola Wendel and Averxl Flemlng were the past years advlsers for the freshman rlass A11 the members of th1s class worked very lndustrlously last fall to collect paper for the tradl t1ona1 Arlckara Day bonfue ii ' O - . . , Q' , - if I sf . . U . Hi- Y !I ' . I ! 9 , - i xi f S , , - U G- ! : , ' . , . x 5 , i . . . . V 0 : , , ' . I CUZ 5, OHZE 'ZOOH2 Phylhs Wherry took over every Tues day xn Room S1x Pat O Brlen was the un der pres and Janet Walsh kept the records A ThaI'lkSglVlI'1g supper theatre party was g1ven and durlng Chrlstmas tlme they 1ndustr1ously filled Red Cross boxes under dlrect supervlslon of ap pomted cha1rmen Row 1 Cleft to Fight, Carol Stanage Pat O Brxen Phylhs Wherry Row 2 Mlss Bang Rose Mane Schnexderbauer Joyce L1st Leona Thomsen Charlotte J erke Row 3 Joyce M111er Florence Cwach Janet Walsh Bonnie Backman Edlth Shel don Lois Meeker 1 QLLEZ 5, onzswom Head man every Tuesday 1n Room 25 was Jun Seeley Bette Lee took over as vlce presldent and Elorse Rogers filled the secretarlal pos1t1on Homeroom partles provxded enterta1nment on both October 29 and March 10 Actlvxtxes mcluded the torch llghted parade and the parade on Arlckara Day Row 1 fleft to rxghtb Mr Bauer Nadean Fuks Rhea Sherman Marllyn Hobbs Coralle Hanson Bette Lou Kasulka Marllyn Anderson Bernys Jensen Maetha Bohlman Row 2 Wllma Pond Donna Chr1stensen E10lS6 Rogers Bette Lee Carolyn Evans Dorls Schwenk Dee Lorls Horacek Jo Ann James Gerald P9112 Row 3 Jlm Seeley Marge Elde Curt Knudsen Harry Woodward Walt Pferffer Duane Butler Ehzabeth Page Bette Kunde Earl Roach page twenty four . . , . - I, 1 . .. I l - . , . . s , , . . . . . . ' 1 1 1 I . . . . - ' 1 1 1 1 , . . l . . . ' ' 1 1 1 I 1 1 1 1 ' 1 s 1 1 1 I 1 1 1 ' . . . . ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' Semor Fred Schlegelmllch was presldent of Mr Bedner s homeroom w1th Jean Long as v1ce presldent and Mary Ellen Marg orlen as secretary Flrst pr1ze was ob tamed for thelr Ar1ckara float and on December 12 they had thelr homeroom party for the first semester They also filled Red Cross boxes 3565251 25, OHZEZOOHZ Row 1 ileft to right, Velma Anderson Colleen Mines Betty Lou Smlth. Row 2 Donna Dllley Betty Johnson Fred Schlegelrmlch Dons Jones How 3 Reva Koster, Maxlne Holdren, Don Boyd, Edna Cwach, Lorralne Olson, Alxce Muecke ua 'Z OHZEZOOHZ ICH! Brrngmg the meetmg to order every Tuesday 1n this homeroom was Shlrley Malcomson The v1ce presldent s seat was filled by Carol Pasco and the secretarlal pos1t1on by Gladys Baade A combmatxon m October They won thlrd place honors for the1r sklt on Arlckaza Day and also partlclpated 1n the parade Red Cross boxes were packed and varlous drlves were successfully held Row 1 lleft to right! Maxme Bl'UdVlg Faye Sherman Joan Pederson Shlrley Mal comson Gladys Baade Row 2 SylV1H Lefler MarJor1e Lyons Dolores Merrlval Gladys Geraldson Grace Case Row 3 Joyce Van Epps Betty Moses Phyllls B ewer Dorathy Doran Phyllls Seeley Edna Frscher page twenty flve 512 ' A jumble supper and theatre party was held T . . . ' A . 4 . l v l L I K 1 I ' 1 1 LUZQELQ, 017249100172 Chlef offlcer 1n Mlss Burgess room was Pat Morlarty whlle Joan Danforth and Katharme Donohoe took charge of other offxces A bxg pheasant feed was engoyed last fall and thexr sklt took thlrd place honors on Ar1ckara Day A valentme postal servlce 1n the hlgh school llbrary was also sponsored by thrs homeroom Row I Cleft to right! Mary Ann Damm, Joan Danforth Patrxcxa Morlarlty Kelth Elde Marjorxe Kunkle Arvllla Bade Marclne Olson Row 2 Jeanette Peterson Marvin Zavadxl, Art Learmg Larry Savage Katharme Donohoe Lomta Gustad, Mananne Welby Lola Stanage LL L 15, onzazoom Harry Coates wlelded the gavel ln Mlss Burgls homeroom whlle the v1ce presl dent s chalr was OCCUp16d by Francxs Lyons and the secretarysh1p belonged to Phyllis Larson On December 10 a duo party was held ln con3unct1on wxth Mr Thrall s room They also made a decoratlve float for Arlckara Day Row 1 fleft to rlghtl Harry Coates Jack Janousek Gerald Eldem Francls Lyons Row 2 Roberta Rakusek Ida Mae Anderson Pat Mowbray Dorothy Nelson Dons Elsbree Beverly Cowman Row 3 Phyllxs Koon Jeannette Nlelsen Mae Ellen Masaon Phyll1s Larson Mary Lou Economy Marllyn Nleland Row 4 Lou Ella Anderson Marllyn Nlcholson Ann Chrlstensen Darlene Smith Ida Rose Chnstensen Maxme Chrrstensen Evelyn Nusmson page twenty slx . . . . , 1 1 . . . . . . . ' 1 I . 1 1 1 ' . . . . . ' 1 1 1 1 1 ' f . , . . . , . . . . . . . , . - . . ' 1 1 1 ' D . ' 1 1 1 1 , . . . . . ' 1 1 1 1 , . . . . . . ' 1 1 1 U 3 1 ' LL5, 5, OHZE 'ZOOH2 Bruce Palmer was the pres1c1ent of the trades homeroom Erlch Baade was VICE presxdent and J1mmy Huntley was the newly appo1nted treasurer Thexr float wh1ch was made 1n corqunctlon vuth M1ss Petersons room won second prlze ID the Arlckara parade They had a qualnt cus tom of havmg the person who got nlnety ln a s1x weeks test treat the entxre room Jlm Huntley was the br1ll1ant one so he responded by treatmg the class Wlth two gallons of 1ce cream The class kept wlshxng for other nxnety grades Do you blame them? Row 1 Cleft to rxghtl Jlm Huntley Erlch Bade Harold Burgl Lowell Heuer Ver non Glexch Nxck Portaleos Row 2 Lyell Kollars James Txelke Ronn1e K09!11g Rxchard Johansen Bruce Palmex Sydney Hansen Harold Fegfar Row 3 Bob Rhemer Fred Novotny Charles Johnson Mr Bush Darrell Bowyer Dale Bowyer Dwendell Solem Ronald Jorgenson Roy Conger 93 if clfomezoom M1ss Dahl s room was 1n charge of a lady presldent Irene Smlth Ralelgh Kollars held the vxce pres1dency and Cather1ne Flevares served as secretary On Novem ber 20 they held thelr bxannual homeroom party It lasted from 7 30 to 10 00 durmg wh1ch t1me they played games danced and ate Row 1 Cleft to rxghtb Irene Smxth Henrxetta Barkl Bonme McQu1stan Gwen Nrchols Joan Moses How 2 Gladys Jerke Shxrley Vaughn Betty Kaser Margaret Olsen Duane Huber Ralelgh Kollars Harry McCollum Row 3 Cather1ne Flevares Delorls Jensen Jean Hxebult Stanley Schulte Harlan Hasker Donna Vaughn Vernet Bohlmann page twenty-seven V - v . . - . .- . . , v , . . 1 . . . . . - ' 7 1 7 Y , . . . . . . 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' 1 1 1 1 1 1 - gfsm H9 4 omsfzoom Tuesdays chlef ruler for Mlss Flem mgs room was Junlor V1nat1er1 Subs were Bob Murray as vxce presldent and Joan Adrian as secretary A freshman party IH partnershlp Wlth Miss Wendels homeroom was held on February 14 An assembly and another party were planned How l Cleft to right, John Snow Bob Eldsmoe Jumor V1nat1er1 Wayne Nlchols, George Sparks Row 2 Donald KJeldseth Bob Murray Joyce Oswald Jean Glggee Joan Adnan, Bernlce Huber Row 3 Helen Bussey Dor1s Kollars Joan Cooley Jlm Phxlllps Verda Brown Jane Holdren Arlls Jensen Row 4 Kenny Bltterman Donald Pfefferle Paul Hanson Eugene Lyons Shxrley Block Averxl Flemmg Millie Glfomwom The presldlng offlcers of MISS Gamble's homeroom conslsted of Cecll Pasco as president Delores Chamberlam as vxce president and Betty Rahn as secretary The predomlnant act1v1ty of the year was thelr part1c1pat1on m Ar1ckara Day ac t1V1t1ES The 0bJ6Ct1V9S of thls homeroom were sewmg and cookmg Row l ileft to rlghtl Rosella Wells Delores Chamberlam Angle Kaufman Cecil Pasco Row 2 Dorothy Goeden Nancy Seeley Marcy Kubal Mary Cwach Row 3 Joyce Johnson Dorothy Kuchta Evelyn Welch Mxss Gamble Jean Hogan page twenty elght , I On ' ' - 2 ' , ' , , : ' 3 1 J .7 : 1. 1 Y. D., I , . : 1 1 I I , . , - , . : Q t! . 1' : Y Y i ' : 7 I 1 ! ' OO The Student Council representatlve from MISS Gooder s homeroom was J anlce Hayes Her twm J amne took charge durlng her absence Elalne Bruget fulfilled the duties of secretary On November 28 a party was held ln the Hxgh School gym Guests were mvxted and everyone en Joyed dancmg and games '15, 1 OHZETOOHZ Row l Cleft to rlghtl Ela1ne Bruget Jamce Hayes Janme Hayes Jean Gunderson Row 2 Frederlc Van Ormer Bob Reynolds Cleova Morr1son Mxss Gooder Qlfallfed dfomgwom The gavel was wlelded by Vlrg Booth, whxle J 1m Harvey was second 1n command and Shlrley Sm1th fulfilled the duties of secretary They ate thelr fill at a bunsen wemer roast and also sponsored an assem bly Honors on Arlckara Day were re celved by the physxcs homeroom for then' wmnmg slut Row I Cleft to r1ghtD Harold Schaeffer Eleanor Kmney Joyce Stelnback Shxrley Smxth Vlrgll Booth Don Frexdel James Marrs Row 2 Bob Olson Don Clark Joe Kohoutek Bob Cutts Jack Stenson John Ander sen Gene Nelson Row 3 Rodney Anderson Jun Harvey Mr Halsted page twenty mne . , . - n s , . . 2 1 s 1 ' 3 1 1 1 ' 9 . . . . . 0 Y 1 , 7 ! I ' - r 1 1 1 1 ' , . . , , . . 1 CD28 CUZ fi OH25 'ZOOH2 Mr Hanegans homeroom was called to order each Tuesday by Kenneth James Don Edlson served as v1ce president Thelr Ar1ckara sk1t Bobcats Burlal was a great success 1n fact lt won second prlze Part1es were as absent ln th1s homeroom as were g1r1s Row I Cleft to rlghtb J1m Regan Jack Onstott J1m 0Br1en Dan Ackermann Dlck Boyd B6H8d1Ct Horacek Stanley Sayler James FeJfar Row 2 Ronnle Engle Walt Drmgman Dan Hogan Arthur Peltz Floyd Poulsen William Grosz Row 3 Murray Glbson Wxlfred Goetz Leonard Nlelsen Doug Pxke Tommy Stevens Kenneth James Jerry Harty B111 Crawford CUZUE, 5, OHZETOOHZ Brmgmg ln the Student COUDCII report ln Room 45 was Bob Clarke Kenny Ken dall held the t1t1e of VICE presldent and Dorothy Hegr was secretary One home room party was held ln co operatlon wlth Mr Bushs and Mlss Peterson s home rooms They contrxbuted a float m the Ar1ckara Day parade Row l Cleft to rxghth Dorothy Hegr Anna Mane Couron Gladus Chrlstensen Frances Grlsham Mae Meyer Ahce Delssler Row 2 J1m Kohoutek Bob Clarke Bob Reedy Ronnle Chrxstensen Kenny Ken dall Charles Levmger page tlurty ' ' ' 44 '11 Q. ,. . . . . , . i' . 1 1 ' 1 1 Y I 7 ' : 1 1 1 1 1 : . 1 . 1 . 1 I 1 1 1 1 - I . - fx 1 - - ' f fs ! ' 7 l . - t , . 1 i 1 JY : I 1 1 1 .' I 1 ' , . I gamz 4 onzawom Wayne Llst was 1n charge of every Tues days sesslon 1n the study hall Vlce presldentxal honors belonged to La Vaune Brown and Betty Hacecky took the notes In December a Jumble lunch was held Scrap books of cross word puzzles for convalescent sold1ers were comp1led by this homeroom Row I lleft to rxghtl Wllma Van Epps Duane Hell Nellle Rhelner Carmen Slmonson Clyde Ambacher Row 2 Lester Ryken Donna Frohrelch Joyce Hamburg LaVaune Brown Stella Peterson Duane Frlck Row 3 Constantme Flevares Betty Hacecky Menetta Boerman Bertha Bratburg Raymond Watlmg Mlss Jenny al! IZOZ' Ofyfomewom In charge of parhamentary proceedxngs ln Room 12 was Jean Van Epps Margaret Tacke held the 05106 of v1ce presldent and Shlrley Holdren was the secretary Most of the members took part ln the torch hght parade and they also had a float on Arlckara Day Row l fleft to rlghtb Donavon Llst Bemetta De Shazo Lo1s Meyer Darlene Walsh Betty Burgl Patty Kubal Jean Van Epps Row 2 Lucllle Schmxdt Shlrley Holdren Gladys Hevle Audrey Meyer Delores Dvoracek Ruth Janssen Row 3 Joyce Farley Marge Jacobsen Gene Mlelenz B111 Mowbray Joe Metz, Raymond Peltz page thxrty one 1 . , . . . , . . . . . . . ' 1 1 1 , . . . ' 1 1 1 1 , . . . ' s 1 1 1 , . ' 5. Q 3 , s i ' 5 ' 1 , 3 - Y , . , y . . . . ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 - . . . . ' 1 1 1 1 , . . . . ' I 1 1 1 I ggafsuon 5, onzewonz Engllsh class was preslded over by Geralne Larsen Pr1sc11la Culver and Janet Jacobs held the other OHICGS A Halloween party with Mr Bush s class was attended by all and thelr Arlckara f'loat won second prlze On February 13 a Jumble supper was enjoyed by the PUPIIS of Room 19 Row 1 lleft to rlghtl Janet Jacobs Norma Collxer Gmner Keatmg Pr1sc111a Cul ver Gerame Larson Janet Jacobson Row 2 Joyce HJerre1d M1ss Peterson Altrude Klepke Joan Becker Dolores Gag non Joyce Brenna Ahce Haas Barbara S oag 5, OHZETOOHZ Vlvlen Smith preslded at the meetmgs 1n th1s homeroom Paul Smlth took over durlng her absence and Marteen Held filled 1n as secretary They shared 1n the Arlckara parade and had a party January 21 Red Cross boxes were prepared and var1ous other act1v1t1es planned How 1 Kleft to rlghtl Mary Claxre Gagnon VIVICH Smxth Ela1ne Becker Dorothy Polly Ina Fenrlch Florence Sparks Pat Donahue Row 2 Dorothy Mahan Jeanne Ann B1egelme1r Marteen Held Eleanor Kessler Alxce Helns Ela1ne Polly Norma Fara Miss Rock Row 3 LOUIS Nusmson Charles Burke Art Reetz Dean Ray Lee Sorensen Robert Grov1John George Apted Walter Wendlmg Robert Mrlhken page thirty two ' 1 1 I . . . . . . ' 1 1 1 ' ! 1 ' . . . . ' 1 1 1 1 . ' . F' 1 1 1 H . ! 1 ' 1 . . . . . . . ' Y I U 7 ! Y ' . . . ' 1 1 1 1 3 Y i ' . . . ' 1 I 5 Y ! 1 1 1 - 33212552 omefcoom . Opening the homeroom meeting every Tuesday 1n this homeroom was Bernice V011 Helen Schramm took over as vice president and Lois Larson as secretary The girls held a Jumble dinner one noon in the shorthand room and a Jumble sup per February 26 John Sm1th and Poca hantas were portrayed in the Ar1ckara Day parade Row 1 Cleft to right! Wilma Van Epps Vivian Barkemeyer Ruth Pigsley Doreen Nymark Shannon Buckley M1ss Smith Row 2 Eleanor Boehler Fern Young Lois Larson Montelle Darner Lois Slowey Priscilla Rasmussen Row 3 Helen Schramm Betty Braunsrelther Veretta Snoozy Cathrine Ellis Ruth Kabeiseman Pat Koon Arlene Kucera Doreen Beckers WZ ff' '10, 15, OI?Z5'ZOOl'l2 When Tuesday morning rolled around one usually saw J1m Lefler in command of the homeroom proceedings Vernon John son took over in his absence and Jimmy big get to gether December 10 and spon sored a float on Arickara Day Row l Cleft to nghtl Jerry Urban B111 Thomas Joseph Slowey Jack Mahan James Olsberg Row 2 R1chard Hogan Elaine Chamberlam Patricla Bride Donna Hausmann Arlen Bergland Charles Schlaefli Row 3 Mr Thrall Maxme Dahlin Vernon Johnson Howard Jelinek Conley Stanage Tommy Anderson James Mutchler Row 4 Guy Warnock Merlin Sorenson Adolph Dolejsx De Vere Mellcher Chuck Stetson Jim Lefler Frank Wysuph Jimmy St Clair pagethirtythree : . . , . . , - y 2 , y . y 1 . I . D I 3 ' St. Clair acted as secretary. They had a : . I . 1 D ! : . y . . , . . . y , 9 I 9 v I ' . ' KVVEIZCJEIQ, C7,7lOI72E'LOOI?2 Brmgmg the meeting to order ln Room 19 was D1ck Tschetter Jlm Walsh filled 1n as v1ce presldent and Delores Hlllery as secretary Two partles one 1n November and the other a Valentmes party were held Jomtly Wlth M1ss Flemmgs home room They also partlclpated ln the Arlckara Day parade Row 1 Cleft to rlghtl Charlotte Ackerman Betty Hansen Marlene Hultema Gerald Frlck La Verne Bohlmann Darlene Hoopes Roberta Gustad Row 2 Charlene Thompson MISS Wendel Delores H11lery Bob Jones Francis Cwach Leo Hajek Delores Farley Dlck Tschetter Irene Chrlstensen Lee Good burn Colleen Curry Rosanne Kappel Rosemary Pond Row 3 Jlmmy Walsh Robert Long Dale Lethcoe Delwln Phlllxps Clayton John son Robert Kaiser, Raymond Peterson KM! ncff omsfzoom Mr Wendt was the most recent addltlon to the homeroom teachers as hls home room was Just formed durlng the second semester Acting presldent was J 1m Regan whereas Dorothy Kollars served as VICE presldent and Pat Lyons held the secre tary treasurer pos1t1on On February 6 they held a dmner party to Wh1Ch every homeroom member 1nv1ted one guest The alm of thxs class was to learn to be ex pert salesmen Bow l Cleft to rlghtl Dorothy Kollars Vmcent Tlelke Don O Brlen Glen Phllhps, Pat Lyons Sylvla Lefler Mr Wendt page thxrty four ' 1 '1 1 .. . . ., . . . 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Row 2: Jim Lefler, Alice Deissler, Dick Tschetter, Bernice Voll. Row 3: CStandingD Pat Moriarity, Harry Coates, Shirley Malcomson, Jean Van Epps, Wayne List, Irene Smith, Geraine Larson, Janice Hayes, Kenneth James, Jim Regan, Don Boyd, Jim Seeley. Student Counci Leading the Indian Braves and Squaws along the Arickara Trail were twenty-five Chief Warriors, better known as the Student Council, headed by Big Chief Virg Booth. Assisting him in keeping peace were Warrior Fred Schlegelmilch and Maid Phyllis Wherry. The Council met once a week on Tuesday mornings at 8:15 to make the rules and to plan the assemblies and social events for the school. Members are engrossed in studying a map Yankton as a prelude to canvassing the town favor of the proposed swimming pool. Left to right: Don Boyd, Phyllis Wherry, Virg Booth, Fred Schlegelmilch, and adviser Don Snow- den. page thirty-seven Wokmpi Sfaff The tribesmen who made up this staff spent many hours in producing the Woksape, official organ of- Y. H. S. Patricia Moriarty as editor-in-chief kept a care- ful eye on reporters, set the deadlines, and read the proofs. Page editors changed with the various issues. According to tradition, the journalism class and the under- classmen each published one issue. od! Aiwa pw? eiefspn Ediwr, Pax not iaity The -woksaw is Jovnausm C1955 page thirty-eight Seated: Kleft to rightl Pat Koon, Montelle Dar- ner, Pat Moriarty, Eloise Rogers, Bette Lee, Pat Donahue. Standing: Row l:..fleft to rightj Wilma Van Epps, Phyllis Wherry, Jeanette Nielson, Phyllis Koon, Lois Larson, Arlene Kucera, Ronnie Koenig, Jim Kohoutek. Standing: Row 2: fleft to righth Marge Eide, Elaine Becker, Liz Page, Joan Danforth, Katharine Donohoe, Bob Rheiner, Bob Clark, Gene Nelson, Walt Pfeiffer. 765561161 The producers of the Indian wise book , your Arickara, labored long and hard to produce this record of your activities. Eloise Rogers, the editor, and Pat Koon, assistant-editor, supervised the yearbook, while Lois Larson and John Andersen were in charge of senior pictures. Pat Moriarty and Elizabeth Page acted as the heads of extra-curricular, Phyllis Wherry and Ruth Kabeiseman supervised the homerooms and faculty sections, Joan Danforth and Katharine Donohoe worked on feature pictures, and Gene Nelson filled the sports editor's desk. Arlene Kucera was business manager. Annu H1 Sfih' at Work Ed . Sllvggorfw E1 ntEdig1Q?e Rage ,Par 1525, As. Bu I K sms ucefass Min MW'-4 ' Co-ediiors seated: fleft to right! John Ander- sen, Katharine Donohoe, Gene Nelson, Lois Larson, Elizabeth Page. Standing: Virg Booth, Arlene Kucera, Joan Danforth, Phyllis Wherry, Pat Moriarty, Ruth Arie Kabeiseman. kara Re D01-ters . page thirty-nine 3861-, A1-jene F Attendant Jim!-Iuvoy A.tiendaniJolm Anderson CludV'ug1l Booth On October 18 YHS Ind1an braves and maldens wltnessed the twenty f1rst annual Arlckara Day and the flrst peacetxme homecommg ln four years Prmcess Monte Darner Followlng the coronatlon on Arlckara Eve a serles of sklts was put on by the varlous trlbes A huge bonfire and pep rally along the creek bed followed by the tradl tional snake dance through the business sectlon of town concluded the evemng s events page forty 'Z ia Chosen by popular vote to reign as Indian royalty tor the day were Chief Virg Booth and U 0, QS Attendant Eloise Rogers Attendant Shuley Sxmih Pnnoau Montelle Dann: The great day ltself dawned clear and fan' A parade led by the Chlef and Prmcess and thetr attendants Elolse Rogers Sh1r1ey Sm1th John Andersen and J1m Harvey contamed twenty one The game between the Bucks and the Brookmgs Bobcats ended ln a 6 6 txe and provxded a fxttxng chmax to Yankton Hlgh s blggest celebratxon of the year After the game the Bucks and Maldens danced at a pow wow m the YHS audltorxum page forty-one floats and proved to be one of the best in several years. fm sf' r -u A' RQ I .ex 'a gvxy Q 4? 'f' an :QI an iv ws. ,SHOW Ch1ef Squaw onzzaonzuzg 5120154 Q I X,-ns' 1- L Viv' uf ag! ,rx f Af :Y 'w Prxze Wmmng Float Arlckara Royalty page forty two W K ,LQ ., D Q ,wa V .Ll rf 3 .3 X1 ,R I , 4 I eg 4 nf,-, f uni- 1: 4 'QA A A H ,C N . xv 'yi r rg ' vi' .fb 4' ' ' 'if' v. p g-I 'ff if P. fx f K 1' .1 nf -1 fu ,, 1. 14- Lf wwf f 4, 14-rw A 'fy wif., , 'ff , - ' 4, g1 !'?? fi si. ' .TM 'Q ,gt ' k ' -1'f .w . f .- ' ff' .5 I. N 4.4! .. 1 'KA Nlfie g x 'Q i:l'5'x . 'r 1 . J Af Q X l :QS-R, A Y A 4, ' v gif, fi 4 -gay L ' ey 21 4 fig, 'QM an v L '53 I ' Ja ?? .fd 'E v A .. . ,,,, . MM. .,. qu, X f , ffrw ,J , Ls, .. K . X., ix + .Q h .. Y . I 54i4L:i,.l'1 Y Qin' .jgu if Q., f' - ',,zg,-, 1 u f- 'iv 5 A ' Q ,f f ., : ? J' fx -'fag W . Q' hr' 4' f 'Hr . Q K 4 ,Z iv L... gy!! K Q L-,fu Q4. ',..f,gx. QM c 'A gr, 1 wire' I 4 Xt 4, . Av A I , , ooafaz sifting Cleft to rxghtl J 1m Seeley Loxs Larson Norma Colller Jean B1egelme1er Siandmg Bob M1ll1ken Ronnxe Koemg Gene Nelson Vlrg Booth John Andersen Art Reetz Ehzabeth Page Jean Gunderson Pat Morlarty Donna Chrlstensen Joyce Stemback uaws These Ind1ans w1th advlser Mxss Bessle Burgl unxted to form the club wh1ch has become every up ones frxend 1n need New members entered the Boosters at an assembly program early IH the year when each 1n1t1ate was requlred to perform a Sp8C131 stunt before the student body Notable among the partles that these slxteen held was the annual pheasant feed 1n December Offlcers Cleft to rlghtl Lois Larson Sec Tres Gene Nelson Pres, Ehzabeth Page V Pres C555 fzlfmfm Are you set? You Bet! Let's give a locomo- tive and give it to them slow! When the Bucks went on the warpath, they were led by six able cheerleaders, captained by Shirley Smith. Three boys, Colin Monfore, Curt Knutsen, and Juny Vinatieri, were chosen at the beginning of the year by Miss Mary Bruehler, to assist the three returning veterans, Shirley, Dorothy Mahan, and Joyce Steinback. J uny Shirley Joyce Bus 6 Curtis page forty four 1. 2. ' 3. 4. Dottie A 5. fziff Umm Seniors Eloise Rogers captaln Phyllls Wherry Reva Koster Joan Danforth Shlrley Smith Ruth Kabe1seman Mary Ellen Magorxen Arlene Kucera Montelle Darner Eleanor Klnney Junxors Dorothy Mahan Mary Gagnon Margaret Tacke Elame Becker Pat Donahue Carmen Slmonson Bette Lee V1v1en Smlth Marge E1de Sophomores Glnner Keatmg Ahce Haas Delores Gagnon Lols Meeker Carollne Evans Joyce Brenna Elame Bruget Advxser Mlss Harrlet Solhlem '!'f after Y. Thls group of twenty seven Indlan maxdens, captamed by Eloxse Rogers were often seen be tween the halves 1n thexr VlV1d red sweaters and sk1rts performmg mtrlcate drills One of the out standmg events of the year was thexr Mxhtary Ball wlth Candlehght and W1ne as the theme for the formal dance Other speclal actlvltles of the vear xncluded the memorable drxll at the sectxonal tour nament and the Corn Palace at Mxtchell MISS Harrlet Solhelm was advxser of this or Scene of Mlhtary 83Y11ZaU0H Ball page forty flve . . . . . W ' 1 s 9 v ,.,, . . I fri? . 1 1 y n . 1233 my Y 1 7 ' . X1 4 . L . ' ' . ' . . ' nt lv , , , , ' , . : , , , 1 W I Y U ' f at ll - . fmsof fnau.-nduu Cum' fxvw., y - 1 I K ' ll ' ' 17 f fb ' , a , ' Lxz Page Pa ull' and 5741017 The pr1de of the trlbe were the members who made up the Yank ton Quill and Scroll Socxety These members were xmtlated mto this organ1zat1on xn a secret ceremony on the b8S1S of scholarshlp d pendablllty cooperatlon and Jour nal1st1c ab1l1ty Thls year the eleven glrls w1th the1r gold sweaters were actlve on both the oksape and Ar1ckara staffs x Moflafw LarS0n h09 WD L05 me DOHC Gen to ng rnef Kathar Pat Donahue Seated Montelle Da Pat Koon Kucefa Lee R0 ers AI ene 9119 1210159 iandlng Ahce Peterson advxsef Miss 9351, Bah join. Under the leadershxp of Helen Burgess twelve Indlan maldens banded together and reorgamzed the Ph1 Beta Iota Soclety to ln crease an mterest 1n readmg Meetxngs were held once a month at the homes of the members where books both current and classxcal were rev1ewed Row l Cleft to Tlght, Joan Danforth Patr1c1a Morlarty Row 2 Montelle Darner Lo1s Larson Arlene Kucera Fern Young Katharme Donohoe Siandxng Elolse Rogers Pat Koon Ruth Kabexseman L1z Page, adv1ser, Mlss Helen Burgess page forty sxx I 'Q ,u ye- , - K V .. .. . .. . , .Q X . ' 1 ' 7 , 9 1 7 2 1 . , . g 1 1 . .B s ' ' 1 1 f -. 04 5 Y 1 4 . 5 K y - 4 Y , , , . . . .. . - , . . . ' ! 1 7 , . 5 1 1 v The Junior prom committee chosen from the Junior class was the foice behind the scenes for the annual spring pow wow the Jun lor senior prom and banquet This group decided on the theme made all the plans and did the decorating for both events Ella Bang as the Junior class adviser also had the responsibility of advising the prom committee seared K1 f a an Maryect to Hgh, G 'and Hen We mith mg left on Jim Se In Nichols D end Art Regt to mghtj e e orothy iegleigge Elaing 83536 Eidgvggg Pond V1 1' er Ch e Le Wen Hr! 9 W Club Members and Officers page forty-seven es Burke 5-lter San OHZE GOIZOHZLGQ f The Home Ec Club was com- posed of those girls interested in basting boiling cooking and sewing. Under the direction of Miss Ella Bang and Miss Edith Gamble, they sponsored a box social , a costume ball, and their annual spring formal. One of the largest organizations in the high school, they boasted a member- ship of sixty students. wzioz gbwm onzmiftse 4 gf' -M Q 4' I M11 i . s '. f B- I., .fM , 'l i' 1 I n unioz 65144 ggzsaanfa, 'Eng Uouain. 'com Uexaiu PM Cast Cleft to right! slttmg Dorothy Mahan, Myron Walsh, Margaret Tacke Art Reetz VIVISH Smlth Standmg Paul Smlth Chuck Burke Bonnle MCQUlSf3.Il Glendae Block Dean Ray Donna Vaughn An enthuslastlc audlence laughed 1ts way through three s1de sp11t tmg acts of the Jumor class play My Cousm From Texas pre sented on November 5 and 6 The productxon was dlrected by Miss Gertrude Harvey Yankton Hxgh dramatlcs mstructor Miss Gertrude Harvey Director Productxon staff Cleft to rxghtb Bette Lee J1m Seeley Elame Becker Jean Blegelmeler Margaret Olsen Shlrley Vaughn Gladys Baade Louxe Nusmson page forty elght ... P1 1 ,KVM M : . . . : , , . : 1 1 I I Y ' . U K6 ' Y, , - 3 . rw' a , 1 ' - f I Q ,, ' 7 9 I Y I Y ' , . cuzcfi gms .I O vi lleft to right! Phyllis Larson, Velma Anderson, Wilma Pond, Ronnie Koenig, Eloise Rogers, Bob Milliken, Virg Booth, Juny Vinatieri, and Crown Bearer, Myron Walsh. Gaiety, merry-making, and fun marked the celebration of the Mardi Gras masquerade sponsored by the junior class and held in the auditorium on Tuesday, March 5. Elected king and queen for the evening by the penny vote method were Ronnie Koenig and Eloise Rogers. Virg Booth, Wilma Pond, Bob Milliken, Dolores Gagnon, Phyllis Larson, and Juny Vinatieri served as attendants. Tempting offers of prizes, money, and fortunes lured the patrons , to the numerous booths scattered around the room. Doug Pike in his villain masquerade and Wilma Pond with her patriotic American dress were selected as having the most original costumes. Coronation Sunday Best!! C0 page forty-nine Interest ln our trlbe and our country was the basls upon wh1ch thls club was bullt Former h1s tory and ClVlCS students made up the soclety which was re organ xzed after several years of m actlvlty One of thexr mam dutles consxsted m cleamng up the museum PIECGS ln the Amencan hlstory room Luc11le Gooder and Ralph E Nlchols were advlsers of the club E41-J-L Sxitmg Cleft to right? Jean Bxegelmexer Dorothy Mahan Mary Gagnon Bette Qumnell Allce HGIHS Don Freldel 'iiandma Row l Bob M1ll1ken Stanley Sayler Pat Donahue Ellzabeth Page E101SE Rogers Joan Danforth Ruth Kabelseman Glendae Block Colleene Mmes Sh1rley Vaughn Row 2 Advlser Ralph E N1cho1 Charles Burke VIVIQH Smlth Marge Elde Joyce Stemback Elaxne Becker James FeJfar Mar garet Olsen Donna Vaughn Row 3 Advlser M1ss Lucllle Gooder Walter Wendlmg LOUIS Nusmson Art Reetz J1m Smxth Walt Dr1ngman James Marrs L11-my cw Custodlans of the trlbe records are the members of the Llbrary Club Under M1ss Harrxet Jen neys superv1s1on they took care of the l1brary durmg school hours and helped the students who needed a1d 1n selectmg rnaterlal for reports and references Seated: Cleft to right! Shannon Buckley, Rose Ann Frexdel, Jo Ann James, Dorothy Polly, Adviser M1ss Harriet Jenney. oaiaf ' f B Q . ' 7 1 3 Y Y ' ' ..' ' s v 1 1 7 V i 9 7 ' ' ' D I I 1 1 7 1 ' , . ' ! Y I D Y 7 ' ' I ofcznulc Row l Cleft to nghil Wilma Van Epps, Myron Walsh Dor othy Mahan Shirley Smith Eloise Rogers Row 2 Adviser MISS Gertrude Harvey Donna Vaughn Jean Long Vivien Smith Montelle Darner Adviser Miss May Rock Row 3 Don OBr1en Dean Ray Jim OBrien Paul Smith Jack Stenson Jim Harvey John Andersen Art Reetz Sixteen braves and squaws were out for declamation this year The four winners in the local contest participated in a declam atlon contest in Parker on De cember 4 The entrants were Larry Savage oratory Wllma humorous Pat Donahue poetry They also took part in a con test in Springfield on December 12 where they received second place Speakers were Jim St Clair oratory Joan Pederson dramatic Alice Diessler poetry Joyce Brenna poetry Wllrna Van Epps and Ina Fen rich spoke before the Navy Mothers and Larry Savage Ina and Wilma spoke before Kiwanis Bscllzmabon Membership in the Forensic Club was based upon dramatic ability and upon production work. A certain number of lines and hours of work were required for initiation. Counselors for the group were the Misses Gertrude Harvey and May Rock Row l Cleft to right? Velma Anderson Alice Deissler Pat OBrien Bernice Jensen Joan Pederson Dorothy Mahan Row 2 Adviser Miss May Rock Wilma Van Epps Elaine Becker Pat Donahue Joyce Brenna Row 3 Jim St Clair Ina Fenr1ch, Larry Savage : Y . . , - l I 7 ' 3 ' f 1 , 7 1 Y ' . , . . , . . ' 1 1 Y Y 3 7 D ' I , 9 ' Van Epps, dramaticg Ina Fenrich, ' I , - , . 7 J ! 2 , S , . Y , y : . ' . . , . . . , A . ' 1 1 1 ' 3 , , n , . z . , . y . l ixal 'Lua The main event on the calendar for the mixed chorus this year was the contest. which hadn't been held .for several years dur- ing the war. Thirty-six boys and girls made up the chorus which Fred H. Johnson directed. The group met each Monday, Wednes- day, and Friday, sixth period. Row 1: fleft to rightl Marteen Held, Dorothy Nelson, Caroline Evans, Colleen Currv, Norma Fara. Arvilla Bade. Bow 2: Jean Hogan. Bette Lee, Mary Gagnon, Doris Elsbree. Jean Gunderson, Carol Pasco, Marilyn Nieland. Row 3: Shirley Smith. Coralie Hanson. Marge Eide, Vivien Smith. Delores Gagnon, Phyllis Brewer, Elaine Bruget. Marilyn Nicolson. Row 4: Stella Peterson, Maxine Holdren, Pat Donahue, Bonnie Bockman, Shirley Vaughn, Betty Moses, Maxine Christensen. gigs Row l: fleft to right! Shirley Smith, Bette Lee, Mary Gagnon, Marteen Held, Janet Jacobs, Doris Jones, Velma An- derson. Row 2: Marlene Huitema, Betty Rahn. Alice Mencke, Donna Dilley, Shirley Vaughn, Maxine Christensen. Evelyn Nusinson. How 3: Alice Heins. Maxine Holdren. Patricia Bride, Bernice Huber, Betty Kaiser, Verda Brown, Cecil Pasco, Pat Donahue. Row 4: Paul Hanson, Dick Boyd. Art Reetz. Jim Harvey, Murray Gibson, Chuck Burke, Jim Seeley, Paul Smith. Under the direction of Miss Louise Serr, the Girls' Glee Club, consisting of thirty- one members. sang on various occasions dur- ing the year. The girls competed in the music contest held in Yank- ton. participated in the annual spring concert, and sang several num- bers on the Christmas concert program. These students met twice a week on Tues- day and Thursday. Every Monday evening, any- time after 7:00, twelve brilliant chemists and physicists gathered in Room 44 for Physics Club. Members worked diligently on their' projects, some of which dealt with radio, photography and airplanes. Gene Nelson presided over the business meetings with Vice- president John Andersen and secretary-treasurer Stan Schulte assisting him. Alfred Halsted was the adviser of the group. 9. 04. 04. Girls who were in- terested in athletics met twice a week on Tuesday and Thursday to gain points for their letters. Headed by ad- viser Miss Mary Brue- hler, the maidens par- ticipated in both out- door and indoor sports throughout the year. Though the main em- phasis was on sports, their social life was not neglected. A ser- ies of parties held dur- ing the school term completed the pro- grain. Sealed Cleft to right! Phylhs Brewer Har lan Hasker Stanley Schulte Rollle Kollars Stan ley Sayler Siandmg James Fejfar Jim Smith Colin Monfore Kenny James Howard Nielsen John Andersen Gene Nelson Adviser Alfred Halsted nf Row 1: lleft to right! Velma Anderson. Delores Chamberlain, DeLoris Jensen, Bertha Bratberg, Dorothy Doran, Katharine Flevarisn Row 2: Cleft to right? Arlis Jensen, Joyce List. Alice Muecke, Doris Jones, Reva Koster. Doreen Beckers. Row 3: Cleft to rightl Betty Rahn, Rose Ann Friedel, Shirley Malcomson, Rose Schneiderbauer, Elaine Chamberlain, Priscilla Rasmussen. Qbsgab: Expenencod Cleft to rlghtl Eloise Rogers Arvxlla Bade L12 Page Ruth Kabelseman. Advlser May Rock Novxce. Cleft to rxghtl Jun Marrs Ruth Janssen. These heap b1g talkers famxharly known as debaters spent an actxve debate season Part1cxpat1ng ln debates WhlCh were held ln various sect1ons of the state the team of four glrls spent many gruelmg hours debatmg the subJect Resolved that every able bodied Amerlcan c1t1zen should have one year of full t1me mllltary trammg before attalmng the age of twenty four page fifty four . . . . , Q 1 1 1 . . . Y 1 - - 7 , a , . Uanfzsn S0 long see ya at the canteen for the past two vears th1s has practlcally been the by word of YHS Chaperoned by motherly Mrs Mondml fam 111arly called mom th1s home away from home has provlded good clean fun for the kldS of Yankton Pmg pong dancmg and refreshments all help to keep YHS bucks and maldens happy and amused On December 13 the canteen after a remodel mg Job had a bxg reopemng to commemorate one year of act1v1ty Don Boyd Bus Monfore and Dxck Boyd as can teen oifxcers were mvested w1th the responslbllxty of keepmg th1ngs runn1ng smoothly ln.. Dancm and Eatm t the Canteen Mrs Mondlxu Officers: Row 1: Klefgt to right! Gwen Nichols, Don Boyd, Bus Monfore. Row 2: J im Seeley, Ronnie Koenig, Dick Boyd. WQLACQBMJ Flute: Bonnie Backman, Frances Grisham. Oboe: Jeanine Snowden. Bassoon: Alice Deissler. Alto Clarinet: Priscilla Rasmussen. Clarinet: Betty Moses, Phyllis Brewer, Edna Cwach, Bruce Palmer, Kenneth Kendall, Maxine Brudvig, Janet Jacobs, Dorothy Nelson, Doris Elsbree, Marilyn Hobbs, Bob Madsen, Frances Cwach, Altrude Kiepke, Coralie Hansen, Corrine Hobbs, Jack Mayer. Saxaphone: Jean Gunderson, Curtis Knudsen, Eleanor Kessler, Betty Haceky. Tympani: James Seeley. Brass Sextet: Cleft to rightl Keith Eide, Chuck Burke, Arvilla Bade, Ronnie Koenig, Stanley Sayler, Roy Conger. This group of Indian music makers met three times a week in the early hours of the morn- ing. Under the direction of Fred H. Johnson, the band participated in the contest which was held April 12-13 and presented their ycwesiysmz Cornet: Keith Eide, Charles Burke, Henry Johnson, Bob Perry, Jack Janousek, Bill Thomas, Jerry Urban, Frank Wysuph. French Horn: Betty Kasulka, Mary Cwach, Gretchen Lehman, Mary Boyles. Baritone: Arvilla Bade, Florence Cwach, James Smith. Trombone: Stanley Sayler, Cecil Pasco, Howard Jelinek, Evelyn Nusinson, Ronnie Christensen, Patsy Mobray. Bassz, Ronnie Koenig, Louie Nusinson, Jim Marrs, William Grosz. Drums: Pat Moriarty, Vincent Tielke, Erich Bade, Phyllis Larson, Bob Rheiner. Director: Fred H. Johnson. annual spring concert on April 26. During the season, the band and glee club entertained music lovers with a special Christmas program and played for basket- ball games, including the sec- tional tournament. Clarinei Quartet: Cleft to rightl Betty Moses, Bruce Pal mer, Kenny Kendall, Phyllis Brewer. J N f X X X X XX f 3 XX X U M ffif ff X f f f f f fx 7 X f X M4 X XM, XXX MW? 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' X ww ff 'll Aka a',,.i?5'. 4 Harold Meyer Our athletlc dxrector and head football coach Harold Meyer has made th1s past year h1s season Wlth the Yank ton Bucks He moved from Luverne Mmnesota where he was also coach Well be see mg h1m agam next year and looklng forward to more good work from h1m as our gr1d1ron chxef Orval Hanegan We ve seen Alfred Halsted ln our science depart ment for a number of years and th1s year marked h1s first year on the c1nder track as head coach Former experlence came from coaching at Vorea Colorado page sxxty-one Coach Hanegan has just completed hls second year as head basketball mentor and football l1ne coach 1n YHS He knows how to handle a basketball squad and we ve all grown to hke hllfl Alfred Halsied My Row l Cleft to r1ghtD Harry Coates Don Clark Art Learmg J1m O Brlen Fred Schlegelrrulch Vlrg Booth Jack Onstott Leo LaLonde Manager Lee Sorensen Row 2 Coach Orval Hanegan Bob M1111kBH Gene Nelson John Andersen Jack Stenson Paul Smxth Louxe Nus1nson Gene Becker Dale Bowyer Row 3 Bob Cutts Dan Ackermann Jlm Harvey Darrell Anderson Joe Ko houtek Harry Woodward Larry Savage Ronnie Chnstensen Coach Hal Meyer O OPP- 6 6 o 13 -E 6 19 ,, 6 13 dd ' 25 7 ' 6 6 H ' ' 6 12 Buckc? Bucks Norfolk LeMars Watertown Huron Mad1son Brookmgs Vermrlhon Hal Meyer Held Coach 'rom 55 76 page sucty two Orval Hanegan Lme Coach uchaaa 6671164 Yanktons drxvlng halfback J1m Swede OBr1en was chosen honorary captam of thls years homecommg football game and led the Bucks to a 6 6 t1e wlth the Brooklngs Bobcats Jlm proved hlmself to be the most conslstent ground gamer for Yanktons 1945 gr1d1ron He was hlgh scorer of the season w1th twenty four polnts to hxs credxt Not bemg content wxth be mg Just an offenslve standout he also starred on defense for the Buck eleven Swede a man of medlurn buxld IS well hked by everyone on the campus of Yankton Hxgh A southpaw he can make good use of hxs left arm as all those who saw hxrn 1n actlon know J1m succeeded James Baldy Crowe who held th1s coveted pos1t1on 1n the 1944 Ar1ckara t1lt to become the twenty first Arlckara captam MD Qfm MS Jim O'Bnan Zleaen Lme: Cleft to Flght, Leo Lalonde, Bob Cutts, Joe Kohoutek, John Andersen, Dan Ackermann, Gene Becker, J 1m Harvey Backiield: Jun O'Brxen, Bob M1ll1ken, V'irg Booth, Paul Smlth page SlXty three 0 . , . . . Y If ,Y Y ' 1 I . . , . - ' . ,1 . . , , B35 fl Y, N 'I wr I W4 .. ,, - - - y:,1-an Q - ,, f f Wf t4' Y . , f ' , ' if ,Y . . . . .f , , .,' w533's.s C GeomgeBaua Coach 'BQ-gqaacfq '7eam How Burgi Row Kendall Row Mielenz Row I deft to right! Nick Portaleous Jim Kohoutek Ronnie Koemg Jun Seeley Bob Rhemer Harold 3 Robert Layne Constantine Flevares Lewis Waterbury Bruce Palmer Walt Pfeiffer Kenneth Jim Lefler 4 Bob Perry Charles Johnson Chuck Bunce Bob Clarke George Apted Walt Wendling Gene 5 Jerry Harty Walt Drxngman Don Shore Dan Hogan Bob Mobray Coach Bauer page sixty four Y I 1 mr -'www 111: x Row 2: Delwin Phillips, Chuok Stetson, Vernon Gleich, Bob Reedy, Fred Novotny, Jim Tielke, Roy Conger. ii RJ A' H x V QL 03 Sf 'L E Q1 1 ' K 4, 5 W X 9 5 l V tx ' : UW: awe ana! Gaacla EL . rw? Tense Moment Where s the Ball? ' 14 ' Squad E eam ileft to rxghtb Coach Orval Hanegan V1rg Booth John Andersen Paul Smxth Gene Becker Murray Gxb son Darrell Anderson J1m Harvey Jack Stenson Loule Nus1nson George Apted Fred Schlegelmllch Man ager Lee Sorenson. fm mi a? ' M QP- Jump Ball Hang on Jim! page sixty-six 5' Cleft to fight, Vxrgxl Booth Paul Smxth Murray Gxbson Jack Stenson John Andersen Fred Schlegelnulch Camera shy Jxm Harvey T 'fm ,J 'x f K 55 r g Who got it? Did he make it? page sixty-seven Whoops' Madlsons ball' ' Shah Where are you g0lIlg Jack' After much d1scuss1on xt was declded that the Southeast Sect1onal Basketball tournament should be held ln our Yankton cxty aud1tor1um on March 15 and 16 In the first afternoon game Sloux Falls dropped Madlson by a score of 30 to 22 Next the Yankton Bucks walked over the Tanagers of Vermxlhon 43 to 18 The evening fans saw SIOUX Falls w1n 1ts berth m the State A classic when they downed Vermxlhon 45 to 30 The second game offeled M8d1SOD agalnst Yankton The Bulldogs come out on the very long end of a 57 to 31 score Th1S carrled the tourna ment lnto the second day On Saturday March 16 the Bucks clashed wlth Madlson and edged theu' way Lnto the State Tournament by a 34 to 33 score page slxty e1ght n ' 1 1 v ' 1 ' ' ' - u vv ' 1 1 s It looks good! Flght for lt' N0 800d' page sxxty nme -Alma! This year the Intra-mural program was under the supervision of our athletic director, Harold Meyer. Each Monday and Thursday night, the A league met in the auditorium and the B league in the high school gymnasium. Officiating was done by volunteer members of the AH basketball squad, while Alfred Halsted was time keeper. A few of the outstanding Intra-mural performers were, Dick Maul, Tom Stevens, Ronnie Engle, Art Learing, Don Clark, Dick Boyd, Jim O'Brien, Don Edison and Doug Pike. As the season closed, the standing results were: A League B League Won Lost Won Lost Bears 9 5 1 1 3 Cards 1 0 4 9 5 Tigers 8 6 8 6 Eagles 4 10 3 1 1 page seventy '7aack Squad Row 1 Cleft to rlghth Louxe Nuslnson Vlrg Booth Gene Nel son Paul Smlth Fred Schlegelmllch Art Learlng Chuck Burke Don Edlson J1m Seeley Row 2 Bob M1111ken Don Clark Jack Stenson J1m Harvey 5 Harry McCallum Harry Coates Bob Cutts Walter Wendlmg Dean Ray Row 3 Jack Onstott Benedlct Horacek Bob GfOV1JOhH Dar Alfred Halsied re11 Anderson Dan Ackermann Ronnle Chrxstensen Gene Becker Track Coach Jerry Harty John Andersen Coach Alfred Halsted '7aack.L' Row 1 ileft to Tight, LOU16 Nus1nson Vxrg Booth Gene Nel son Paul Smith Fred Schlegelmllch How 2 Don Clark John Andersen Jack Stenson J1m Harvey Ronnle Chr1stensen Gene Becker Bob Cutts page seventy one in A Ki? , , , ve ,. ' 3' 5 . . . . . - ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' ,, - ' ' ' ' 1 1 1 1 A ' T33-54 1 1 1 1 . . , .. - ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 , . . 1 1 W N ' fj ' . - ' 1 1 ' 1 1 - . . ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 - Zf ew Row 1. Cleft to rightl Jack Onstott Gene Nelson Art lldwu Learing Jim OBrien Fred Sehlegelmilch Virg Booth. Row 2. Bob Cutts Bob Milliken John Andersen Gene Becker Paul Smith Lee Sorensen Dan Ackermann. Row 3' Louie Nusinson Don Clark Jim Harvey Dar- rell Anderson Murray Gibson Joe Kohoutek Leo LaLonde. Y Club lIlltl3tl0Il saw old members, Gene Becker Jim O Brien Fred Schlegel milch Jim Harvey Virg Booth Gene Nel son Lee Sorenson Leo LaLonde Dan Acker mann Bob Cutts and Paul Smith welcome the new members in to the fold Initiates were Darrell Ander son John Andersen Jack Onstott Jack Stenson Ronnie Christenson Don Clark Louie Nusin son Art Learing Bob Milliken Murray Gib son and Joe Kohoutek The club made money to finance feeds and a banquet by sponsoring a dance which netted suffi cient funds Jim OBrien Gene Becker Fred Schlegelmllch 44 45.2 Row 1 Cleft to rlghtl Virg Booth Fred Schlegelmxlch, Paul Smith Gene Nel son Jim OBrien Coach Hal Meyer LaLonde Dan Ackermann, Coach Alfred Halsted . Y Y Y , , , I 3 Y 1 1 Y 7 ' V Y 7 Y 7 I Y I I ' 1 , - u y - - A 7 1 y - 1 Y , - Y 1 ' KA YY Y Y , Y , y - , , , - . ., . 1 Y Y ' Row 2: Coach Orval Hanegan, Gene Becker, Lee Sorensen, Jim Harvey Leo , . fi 1 Ts 'T sf, , X -vs. i 'in 7 5 fs? Man Shortage Couple-a-Bucks Squaw Friends Lazy-bones A11 Set for the Hike Arickara Day Parade Notice the Two Right Legs Horrifying, Isn't It! Resting Rulers of the Tribe Chief or Squaw? What's the Significance? Always Eating Snow Bunny Arickara Captain Smiles Gladys Pert Freshie Senior bquu..- What, Studies? Who y' Smilin' at Joe? Going up in the World Glamour on the Campus Joyce Future Journalists Pretty as a Picture Dottie Pride of the Marines Rough Rider Bert G.A.A. Girls Erich's New Invention Shirley and Sylvia Heap-a-Squaws 4 ,6,:'.... -':,.-el TQ Qt What Happened Here? Playing in the Snow Semester Exams Men and Marge Before the Parade Chuck Ah, Spring! Glendae and Twig i ' as H? 1946 14 We the staff the Journallsm department and the Yankton Hxgh School students w1sh to express our smcere appreclatlon to all the loyal busmess men who so generously con trxbuted to the fmanclal sectlon We hope that these sponsors w1l1 be beneflted by m creased busmess and co operatlon from the staff Abts Dr F J Amerxcan State Bank Baggs and Tamxsrea Bank s Grocery Beauty Nook at Fantle s Bens Food Market Booth Cleaners Boston Shoe Shop Bowman Dr T D Boyles L A Insurance Broadway Hardware Burgr Lumber Co Chaphns Chrxs Ann Beauty Shoppe Chrrstopherson Flower Shop Cxty Drug Store Coates Harry Shenti College Cate Crockett E A Atty Dakota Theatre Doyle H A 8: Bxegelmerer Fra Drrer Creamery Co Fantle Bros Dept Store Farmers Unxon Exchange Fxrst Dakota Natxonal Bank Fox Jewelry Repaxr Shop Grit Shop Globe Shop Goetz Anna M Crty Audxtor Gurney s Seed and Nursery Co Halls Shoe Shop Hogan s Brown Btlt Shoe Store Hughes Sargent Press Inc. Statroners Inter Cnty Bus Line Jo Ellen Shop Johnsons Bakery and students of YHS Kabexsemans Furnnure and Hardware Karmelkorn Shop Keating Creamery Co K 81 K Company L 8: L Motor Supply Co Larson L J Electrrc Servlce Lehman Radxo Servtce Lockwood Dr B F Madson Gerda L County Treasurer Marshal Wells Store Meredrth s Jewelry Montgomery Ward 8: Co Newberry Co J J Northwestern Publxc Servxce Co Novotny Greenhouses Penny Co J C Presto Cafe Red Owl Store Rolts Emma City Treasurer Scheel s Clothxng Schroeder Fxrestone Co nk AnY 5' Scott s Store Smrth Frank Hxghway Supt Stembach Nathan Clerk ot Courts Thompson Yards Inc The Toggery 20th Century Bowhng Club Vallet Cleaners Vmatterl Joseph 8: Co Wallbaum Carl Mayor of Yankton Wallbaum Drug Co Walpole P E Insurance Yankton Drug Co Yankton Laundry Yankton Music Co Yankton Publxc Opmxon Yankton Shoe Shop page seventy slx . S , , . . I Q ll - - . Cimprs Market Ohlman. M. P., Insurance . . Q n , I 0 , .