Yankton High School - Arickara Yearbook (Yankton, SD)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1956 volume:

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She has watched the students as they proudly received their awards on Awards Night and stood by as they enjoyed themselves at school dances. She has cried, as every year she has seen the latest graduating seniors don their caps and walk across the stage to re- ceive their diplornas. The Princess has also watched the faculty as they gave their best to prepare these students for the life ahead and she has smiled proudly as she has seen the results of this faculty's four years of hard work. As you thurnb through the pages of this book and see the Princess brought from spirit to reality, we hope you will recall the spirit and fun you left in the old brick walls of YHS. 5' 4 T ,, E . 1 ll 1 4 1 l 1 1 . EDITOR............ ASSISTANT ..... sPoRTs EDITOR Ass1sTANT .... ART EDITOR. SENIOR EDITOR COPY EDITORS FEATURE EDITORS . . . . BUSINESS MANAGER ASSISTANTS....... ADVISOR ............. PHOTOGRAPHERS... CAMPUS . . . . . FACULTY ..... CLASSES Senior ...... Junior .. ...... Sophomore Freshrnan ARICKARA SPORTS .... CLUBS ..... MUSIC ACTIVITIES..... SPONSORS STAFF CONTENTS Sharon Gregg Pam Christopherson John Boyles Jim Collier Karen Schempp .....Sa11y Nusinson Mary De srnond Miss Ken Stemler Kay Meyers Nancy Harding Jack Coates .... .. Jim Leach Virginia Tincher Darlene Schroeder . . . . Hanger Studios Janousek Studios Martin Homer 4 7 ....13 ....Z8 ....3Z 36 41 45 59 69 75 ....95 I I 4 K L , f X. X . s AN N xx! 7 N 41 NS. 5-wwf - ' 'VME ' x 1 f'? 41-f -. Qui' ! JY me: 1' mv , -v .5-m. v. Y,-.tw my L nf ,AS -Ns , - , XX v H-ly f x X x X Fyfffj X X, f , ' on , . .xt A ,IW ' V. . 'Inn-., q-n fj'fy ,'f ,',' W, .1-. I 'fy 142' L ..'-I 1 A 4 'A I .,'1 22 Q. , H1 jFf. ' sg! xx u -f..7sg, M y. 'A -1 Eg, 1 xl is' ' ' ' 55- XXX?-ST. D 'JY 'L S, .X .fb-.-, ' , fxQSXf,f5A A xx 160' ' ' .'. ,p.. - 9' af. 'lA, 5 A 7!'.?h 4J A -.1f4F:, Q, .Q sa.. .. 5 X, H' J, N 7, -Q: v.r'N:?e .m P . -' 'H A skflvhf-if 'I Q Liu- 1-1' Q5 1.1 v .',i,4 ., Af ' a V,C3v-X .Ls 1- A W ,14 wg, ' 1 .W f'.xXi1-ff - 'K A , ,,..4-S. . . E' , 7 ' f Q .'I+ 3v3 -f-- we ,.,.g iff , ., kVk,.V J .,w?fT,, The Arickara Trail Memories linger in the Big Teepee of Pow-wows held long ago. The ghosts of the past follow the Arickara Trail: and the Wigwam bears the scars of many moons ago. . ' , ,Q imma A - we iw i Els 4 xx' n .A ,, K 'M The Big Teepee The home grounds for our big pow- wows, peaceful gatherings, and vic- tory dances. W? . R X N 'i h-K The Wigwam Where our warriors learn to carve on wood and make beautiful objects as our fathers did long ago. FACULTY Clair W. Gile s Mrs. June McVay DMINISTR TIO Wally Flint Superintendent Lester H. Baumann Dr' J' M' Holm Again Nfr. Baumann, has added another successful year in being superintendent of the Yankton Public Schools. With his friendly smile and willing hand he has captured the hearts of us all. Through his efforts Yankton will have a new high school by 1957. D. R. Snowden The chief over us all. He maps out the courses, untangles our troubles, and makes everything seem worthwhile. Again we would like to say thanks . Dr. R. F. Hubner 8 fi' 2' 1 , fg 1 3 4 'Y Ge Bacon 911660 Sf Orgs B 03 ce Wy ave Gwinn Hall 1' Ar . Bu fhle B slness Edner Cf. 'hs gh- Ella Bang Home Economic s . fa- , 8699? 5009 nano, Helen Burge ss Library Supervisor L ,f x 4 i lg x - Y 'I , 'i X wh ' 5 A I ' N 95115. f X 'NV f: i! , 22 ? wx X Edith X . -...A e mmkk, tQlMg.?e11,M ' I-I Ga 1: :Af-V qqaxd E XO '-:Q I ,. Ome Eclhble Ralf Galer f A Industrial Arts R- xl' , ' obs i Bfghard or ' q . Eugene jr ogy eeno P,xs-fb' of 'EX 91 do Q f1 FACULTY SQ QV...-Xwy ' Q ffsfsi-:Sf . A-, .NA 5 - gnu 1' x .i- gfgqg . 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I-Hed Q ' ll cubatiqns FACULTY 2 1 1 V v A 1 ' lc 80012 QU, x, c h Om- ef , , L 5' ,, f :', 1 lst Dwight Palmer Chorus W. K. Schiller English Raleigh Steinbach Civics: Aeronauticsg English Eileen Wallace Music X o,.y Sfbr nw me 5 Datxixe 5 5 6 evil Lois S Sch tllde O01 N :han e U1-S we Sew MAINTENANCE DEP RT The green lawns and well shoveled side- walks, the building heat, and the neatly kept classrooms and corridors are all the result of labor by Yankton High's Maintenance Depart- ment. This group does a good job and deserves a hand from the students. That's a, triangle ? MET H Yes, I know, but every rule has its exceptions I I FAC LTY FEAT RE Hmmmm--You say you read this ? From left to right: Ray Kappelg Orville Moses, Superinten- dent of grounds and buildingsg Zifa Sageg and Velrnan Pete Halverson. I Yeh, I know but it also helps to run!! 12 Mg QW iff? ff SQ WW :mmap I. S 3 f W Q! Q Q MEMORIES .ARE MADE OF THIS SENIORS N I I I I l K 1, I' 1 I 5' K. AMW .L L. ,i A SECRETARY CAROL LEHIVIAN Cho- rus 1-4, Vice Pres. 43 Glee Club l-23 Band 1-4,Pres. 33 Jr. Play3 Jr. Sr. Banquet Q1rm.3 Aricka ra Royalty3 Class Treas. 3, Sec. 4g Stud. Council Sec. 43 Hmr. Pres. 43 Ivhr- di Gras Queen 43 All State Band 2-43 Sr. Play: Lazy Leisures: Music, Girls' Trio. SE IOR PRESIDENT JOHN BOYLELS Basket- ball 1-43 Football 2-43 Boys State3 Class Pres. 43 Class Vice- Pres. 331-Imr. Pres. 33 Jr. Play Prod.3 Mardi Gras King 33 Sr. Play Prod.3 Stud. Gov't Ihy 43 Arickara Candidate3 Lazy Lei- sures: Hunting, Model Railroading. VICE PRESIDENT BOB STEWART Bas- ketball l-4, Co-Cap- tain 43 Track 1-33 Hmr. Vice Pres. 1-43 Class Vice Pres. 43 Y Club 3-43 Sud. Gov't Day 3-43 Sr. Playg Lazy Leisures: Hunting Senior Class Advisors are: sitting L-R Miss Burgi, Mr. Schiller, Miss Bang3 standing L-R Mr. Thrall, Mr. Bauer TREASURER LARRY OBR Football 1 -4, Co- Captain 43 Basketball 1-43 Track 1,33 Snident Council 33 Hmr. Pres. 33 Mardi Gras Candidate 13 Class Treas. 4g Jr. Play Prod.3 Y Club 3-42 Stud. Gov't Day 3-43 Lazy Leisures: Hunting. CLASS MOTTO The Future is a World Limited by Ourselves. CLAS COLORS Pink and Rose CLASS FLOWER Rose RAY ALBRIGHT Football 1-43 Basketball 3-45 Intra- mural Z-4g Chorus 2-33 C166 Club 23 Physics Club 4j La.- tin Club 2-45 Math Club 43 Jr. Playg Sr. Play, Lazy Leisures: Golf, Other Sports BHS- ketball 1-45 Hmr. Pres. 15 Stud. Council 13 Track 1-25 Jr. Play Prod.: Lazy Lei- sures: Sports. RONNIE AULGER Woksape 4: Booster Club 43 FTA 43 Debate 3-45 NFL 3-4g Intra- mural Zg Hmr. Vice Pres. 43 Jr. Play Prod., WNAX Award 35 latin Club 13 Beta Club 13 Other Schools: Isaac Linton, Nashville, Tenn. 1 VQWYPWW 'YP' ' W E IORS JAMES ADRIAN Lazy JERBX ALBRECHT Leisures: Cars, Other lazy leisures: Swim- Schools: Maur Hill, ming, Ice Skating, 7' AICU-SOD, Kansas. Hunting, Archery, Reading. JOSEPH BERBERICH Hiys- JERALD BIERLE Intramural CLARENCE AMUNDSON Chorus 43 Lazy Leisures: Cars. W ANDERSON Intra- mural l-25 Latin Club Z3 Tumbling 2.5 Lazy Leisures: Cars, Hunting, Fishing. HOWARD BAKER Intramur- al 45 Track l-43 Physics Club 43 Sr. Play Prod.: Lazy Leisures: Cars, Model Airplanes, Other Schools: Pickstown 1 . ics Club 43 Lazy Leisures: 4, Lazy Leisures: Cars, Guns, Trapping, Raising Hunting, Fishing. Bla ck Angus Cattle . 15 E IORS JOEL BOWERS Lazy Leisures: Cars, Swim- ming, Guns, Roller Skatingg Other Schools: Missouri Valley High School, Mitchell High School, Houston High School. HAROLD BRAUNES- REITHER Lazy Lei- sures: Hunting, Wood- work. DAVE BRIDE Basketball 1- 43 Track 1-33 Football 1-43 Boys State Alterna.te3 YCl.ub 2.-43 Pres. 43 Class Pres. ZjI'fl'I11'. Wee Pres. li Hmr. Pres. Z-33 Jr. Play Prod.3 Mardi Gras Candidate 23 Sr. Play. LEON BROWN Track 23 Lazy Leisures: Cars, I-l5.mt- ing. JEAN BUTLER GAA l -33 Sr. Play Prod.3 Lazy Lei- sures: Ice Skating, Sewing, Swimming. HAL BROST Hmr. Pres. 1, 4, Treas. 33 Stud. Council 4, Vice Pres. 43 Football 1-4, Co-Captain 43 Arickara Candidateg Most Valuable Player 43 Basketball 1-43 Track 2-43 Y Club 3-43 Boys State: Math Club 43 Physics Club 4, Vice Pres. 43 Jr. Playg Chorus 23 Glee Club Z3 Stud. Gov't Day 43 Lazy Leisures: Sports, Hiotogra- phyg Other Schools3 Lodi, Cal. 1. JOAN BUSSEY Chorus 1-43 Glee Club 1-33 Speech l-Z3 Jr. Play3 Hrnr. Treas. 3s Sr. Play Prod.3 Lazy Lei- sures: Ice Skating, Swirn- ming, Dancingg Other Schools: Springfield 1. DAN CALLAHAN Lazy Lei- sures: Cars3 Other Schools: Charminade, St. Louis, Mo. I JANICE CLANCEY Drill Team 3-4, Sweetheart At- tendant 43 Glee Club 1-33 Jr. Play3 Hrnr. Sec. li Hrnr. Treas. 23 GAA 13 Band lg Sr. Playg Lazy Leisures: Dancing. JACK COATES Hmr. Pres. 1, 4g Class Sec. Z3 NFL l-43 Jr. Playg Sr. Playg Boys State: Jr. Sr. Prom C11:rrn.3 Football 1-43 Basketball l- 33 Track l-23 Chorus 3-43 Quill 8: Scroll 4, Sec. 43 Annual 3-43 Woksape 43 Y Club 43 Stud. Council 1, 4, Pres. 43 Arickara Royalty3 Lazy Leisures: Records, Swimming, Camping. HAROLD DIEDE Lazy lei- sures: Hunting, Fishing. NORMA FARLEY Clee Club 25 Lazy Leisures: Roller Skating, Drawing, Painting. RUTH FISHBECK Gee Club 1-35 Latin Club 2-45 Jr. P1s.yProd.x Sr. PlayProd.5 Drill Team 45 Lazy Lei- sures: Ice Skating, Sports. SE IORS ,, l amph- DICK DAVENPORT DICKJIEDE lazy lei- Bagketba-11 1-3: Foot, sures: HLmting5 Other ball 1-45 Track Z-35 Y Club 45 FTA 35 NFL 1-45 Hmr. Treas. 45 Jr. Playg Sr. Playg Schoolsg Scotland 1 - 3. Stud. Gov't Day 3. JANET FREIDEL FI-IA 1-4, Pres. 35 GA.Al-25 Jr. Play Prod. 5 Sr. Play Prod. 5 Woksape 43 .Library 45 Lazy Leisures: Dancing, Movies. LEONETTE GOEDEN FHA 45 FNC 45 Jr. Play Prod. Sr. Play Prod.5 Lazy Lei sures: Records, Sports lhnclng. ELDON EISENACH Hn-mr. Vice Pres. 1-2, Pres. 35 Stud. Council 35 Jr. Play Prod.5 Boys State5 Boys Nati.cn5 Latin Club 3-45 Band. l-4, Pres. 45 NFL 1-45 De- bate 1-45 Declam 1-25 Track 45 Stud. Gov't lhy 3-45 lazy Lelsures: Music. ELAINE FINFROCK GAA ' l-25 Glee Club 15 Band 1-45 FTA 45 Jr. Playg Sr. Playg Stud. Gov't Day 4. LARRY FQRESTER Football 1-45 Basketball 1-45 Track 1-43 Y Club 45 Niath Club 45 Jr. Play P1-od.5 Sr. Play P105--3 Lazy Leisures: Sports . 1 D 7 W I 1 I 1 1 1 1 .- ...U i E IORS BOB GREEN Basket- ball 13 Sr. Play Prod. Lazy Leisures: Cars Swimming, Hunting Roller Skating. SHARON GREQQ Hmr. Treas. 1, Vice Pres. 2, Sec. 43 Chorus 1-33 Glee Club 1-22 Booster Club 3-4, Pres. 4: An- nual Saff 3, Ed. 43 Jr. Play Prod.3 Sr. Play Prod.3 Quill 8: Scroll 43 Stud. Gov't Day 43 Lazy Leisures: Ice Skating, Swimming. DOROTHY GURNEY Glee Club 13 GAA1-25 Woksape 43 Quill 8: Scroll 43 Physics Club 4, Sec. Treas. 43 Jr. Play Prod3 Band 1-43 All State Band 43 NFL l-43 FTA 43 Debate 1-Zi Decla.m 1-23 Sr. Play Rl'0d.j Stud. Gov't Day 43 Horn ensemble 33 Lazy Leisures: Music, Wri- ting. NANCY HARDING Chorus 1-42 Glee Club 1-23 Cheer- leader 3-43 Drill Team 23 FTA 3-43 GAA 13 Arickara Ca.ndidate3 I-hnr. Sec. 23 Jr. P1ay3 Declaln 1-2.3 Debate 1- 23 Annual 43 Stud. Gov't lhy 43 Sr. Play: lazy Leisures: Cooking, Ihncing. DIAN HENDRICKSON Tum- bling 2.-33 Capt. of Basket- ball team lj Sewing Club lj library Club 33 Lazy Lei- sures: Embroidery, Roller Skatingg Other Schools: Riv- erday, N. Dak. , Spokane, Wash. , New Orleans, La. ARLENE HLAVOC FHA 3 4, LARRY HUNT FTC 1, Biol Lazy Leisures: Sewing, ogy Club 33 Lazy Leisures: Dancing, Reading, Cooking. Movies, Re adlngj Other Schools1Washington High School 1-3. V1C TOR HAMBURG Chorus 4. BE TSY HEEMSTRA Chorus 3-43 Drill Team 43 Jr. Playg Glee Club 1-31 Sr. Playg Lazy Leisures: Dancing, Reading, Records: Other Schools: Vermillion l. LYLE HLADKY Band 1-43 Chorus 1, 2, 43 Glee Club 1- 23 Nhth Club 43 Physics Club 43 Jr. Playg Sr. Pl.ay . 18 k w SE IORS RONNIE JOHNSON COLLEEN JONES Lazy Leisures: Cars, Hornemaking Pres. 23 Hunting, fishing. I-lmr. Sec. 23 Lazy Leisures: Skatingg Other Schools: Tulsa, Olda. 1-2. DUANE KASULKA Band 13 Physics Club 43 Math Club 4s Lazy Leisures: Cars, Model Airplanes3 Other Schools: Belle Plaine, Minn. 1. D.ELOR.ES KOTALIK FHA l-33 Jr. Play Prod.3 Sr. Play Prod. 3 lazy leisures: lhncing, Music, Ice Skating ROBERT LAW Lazy Lei- sures: Hunting, Cars. 19 2' 5 .gn 3 V 3 .. 2 ROBERTA KOENIG Chorus 1-42 Glee Club 1-35 Drill Team 3-43 Jr. Play: Hmr. Treas. 23 Sr. Play Prod.3 Lazy Leisures: Music, Art, Dancing. MAJUNE KOZAK FHA 1-4. Vice Pres. 3, Sec. 43 GAA 1-33 Hmr. Sec. 13 Booster Club 43 Jr. Play Prod.: Sr. Play Prod.3 lazy Leisures: Dancing, Music, Ice Skat- ing, Reading. RODNEY LIST Football 1, 33 Intramural 2-43 Sr. Play Prod.3 Lazy Leisures: Rol- ler Skating, Bowling. CLEO LOWE Glee Club 13 CORINNE LUEBBERT Glee Hmr. Vice Pres. 1, Sec. 33 Club 23 Chorus 3-41 Hmr. Mardi Gran Candidate 13 Sec. 2-32 Sr. Play Prod Cheerleader 2-4, Capt. 43 Lazy Leisures: Bowling, FTA 4, Arickara Princess, Music. Jr. Play: GAA 1-23Sr.P1ay3 Stud. Gov't lhy 43 lazy lei- sures: lhming. ll SE IOR -FRANKLIN MAZOU- REliLazy Leisures: Hunting, Fishing, Working on Radio and TV sets. GARY IvicGINNIS Lazy Leisures: Hunting, Fishing, Ice Skating, Roller Skating, Swixn- ming. ALVIN Mcl-IENRY Lazy Lei- sures: Ice Seating, Hnmting, Roller Skating, Cars. RICKY MORRISON Basket- ball 1-4, Football 2-4, Track 2-3, Chorus 4, Boys State, Stud. Council Pres. 4, Class Pres. 4, Sr. Play, Lazy Leisures: Sports, Other Schools: Boys Ranch 2-3. .TIM MOYE Band 1-3, Sec. 3: Declam 1-3, Basketball 1-3, Chorus 2, Dramatic Club 2-3, Class Pres. 3, Boys State, Underclass Citi- zenship Award, Jr. Play, Sr. Play, Homecoming Roy- alty 4, lazy Leisures: Golf, BARBARA MITCHELL GAA 1, FHA2-4, Pres. 4, Wok- sape 4, library 4, Jr. Play, Hrnr. Sec. 4, Sr. Play Prod., Lazy Leisures: Sew- ing. MIKE MORIARTY Intramur- al 1, 2, 4, Play Prod. 1, 3, Latin Club 3, Physics Club 4, Lazy Leisures: Roller Skating, Records, Swim- ming, Ice Skating, Other Schools: Crosier Prep School, Onamia, Minn. 1, St. J'ohn's Prep School, Col- legeville, Minn. 2. MgA3L.fl FTA 3-4, Treas. 4, Drill Team 2, Cheerleader 3-4, Jr. Play, Clee Club 1-3, Chorus 1-4, Trio 2-4, Arickara Candidate, GAA 1-2, Stud. Gov't lhy 4, Sr. Play, Lazy Leisures: Singing, Dancing. Music, Other Schools: Cus- ter 1-3. K KAY MYERS NFL 1-Z3 Latin Club 3-4, FTA Vice Pres. 3, Sec. 4, Jr. Play, Girls State, Quill 8: Scroll 4, Pres. 4, .Annual 3-4, Stud. Gov't Da.y 4, Sr. Play, Lazy Leisures: Records. RUTH NIELSON Glee Club 2-3, Chorus 3-4, FTA 4, FNC 3, Booster Club 4, Jr. Play, Stud. Gov't Day 4, Sr. Play Prod., Lazy Leisures: Reading, Ice Skating. SHIRLEY OSWALD Other Schools: Menno 1- 25 Vermillion 3. REID PFEFFERLE Foot- ball 1-45 Basketball 1-25 Jr. Sr. Banquet Chrm.5 Track Manager 15 Y Club 45 FTA 3-4, Pres. 45 Jr. Play5 Sr. Play5 Stud. Gov't Day 45 Lazy Lei- sures: Sports. WILLIAM POND Lazy Leisures: Drawing. 21 E IORS VERNA LEE NITTEBURQ SALLY NUSINSON NFL Band 1-45 Physics Club 45 Math Club 2,45 All State Band 3-45 Girls Sta.te5 Latin Club 1-25 Biology Club 35 Library 1-25 Band Ensemble 35 FHA 15 National Honor Society 35 Other Schools: Mitchell 1-3. 1-45 GAA 15 Band 1-4, Vice Pres. 4, Ensemble 45 Chorus 1-45 Sec. Treas. 45 All State Cho- rus 45 Glee Club 1-25 Hmr. Pres. 1, Vice Pres. 35 Stud. Council 15 Class Treas. 25 Latin Club Z-45 Pres. 45 FNC Sec. 3, Pres. 45 Jr. Play5 Sr. Play, Stud. Gov't Day 45 Quill 8: Scroll 45 Annual 45 Lazy Leisures: Music, Reading TOM RADACK Rsketball 15 Band 1-3, lhnce Band 3, Ensembles 35 Lazy Leisures: Hunting, Mu- sic, Ice Skating. X-'Q' DOROTHY REMJNGTON FHA 25 GAA 3: Library 3-45 Drill Team 2-4, Capt. 45 Sr. Play Prod.: Lazy Leisures: Roller Skating, Dancing, Music. ARLENE PECHAN Band 1-4, Ensemble 35 Glee Club 1-35 Chorus 1-35 Jr. Play5 FNC 3-45 G.AA 1-25 Hmr. Treas. 45 Sr. Play Prod.5 Lazy Leisures: Dancing. DARLENE POKORNEY GAA 15 FHA 2-45 Lazy Leisures: Cooking. JIM PROUTY Band 1-4, Sec. T1-ess. 4, Ensemble 35 Football 1-45 Track 1- 45 Basketball 1-45 latin Club 2-45 Y Club 45 Jr. Play5 Physics Club 45 Hmr. Vice Pres. 2, 45 Intramural 45 Stud. Gov't Ihy5 Sr. Play. KARENSCHEIMPP Boost- er Club Z3 Chorus 2-43 Jr. Sr. Prom Chrrn.3 Glee Club 2-33 Drill Team 3-4, Capt. 4, Sweetheart Attendant 4, Sec. Treas. 43 Jr. Play3 Annual 43 Quill 8: Scroll 43 Sr. Playg Stud. Gov't Day 43 Lazy Leisures: Art, Dancing. ALMA., 1-33 Jr. P1ay3 Physics Club 43 Sr. Play Prod.: Lazy Leisuresg Reading, Shetland Ponies, Music. SHIRLEY SEINER FHA 13 GAA 1-33 Drill Team 33 Lazy Leisures: lhnc- ing, Skating. f SE IORS JANET RULON Band 1-4, Majorette l-4, Ensemble 3-43 All State Band 3-43 Chorus 1-43 All State Chorus 4g Glee Club li Girls State Alternate: FNC 33 FTA 43 Jr. Play Prod.3 Hmr. Treas. 45 Stud. Gov't Day 4: Sr. Play Prod.: Lazy Lei- sures: Music. LARRY SAMPSCN Oaorus 1-23 Gee Club 1-23 Foot- ball 2-4g Basketball 1-43 Track 2-43 Hmr. Vice Pres. l,3,4, Treas. 23 Jr. Playg Y Club 3-43 FTA 3-4, Vice Hes. 43 Physics Club 43 Boys Quartet 2-33 Arickara Chiefg Sr. Play: Stud. Gov't Day 43 Lazy Leisures: Drawing. CLARENCE SMITH Bas- BETTY SOUKUP FHA 3- ketball 1- 33 Football 2- 33 Track 1-32 Y Club 43 In- tramural 4s Lazy Lei- sures: Sports . 43 Vice Pres. 43 Library 43 Jr. Play Prod.3 Sr. Play Prod.: Lazy Lei- sures: Dancing, Music. EUGENE SCHIFERAL Chorus 33 Hmr. Treas. 43 Lazy leisures: Model Airplanes, Sports. BILL SCHRAIMM Chorus 43 Tumbling 1-23 Lazy Leisures: Ice Skating, Cars, Hunting, Boxing. JACKSHREVE Intramur- al 1-44: Lazy Leisures: Hunting, Fishing, Horse Racing and Riding. Azz KEN STEIVILER Woksape Z-45 Annual 2-43 Qiill 8: Scroll 4, Treas. 4j Intra- mural 1, 2,45 Jr. Play Prod. 3 Sr. Play 8: Prod., Stud. Gov't my 4, Fresh- man Editor, Gumbo 23 Stud. Council 1-29 Hmr. Pres. Jazz, Newspaper work, Other Schools: Pierre l- 2. 23 lazy Leisures: AUREL STUELPNAGEL Band 1-4, Ensemble 45 Glee Club 15 Chorus 23 Pep Band 3-45 FNA 3-4, Vice Pres. 4s Hmr. Sec. 45 Jr. Play Prod., Sr. Play, Lazy Leisures: Collecting cups, Music, Oil Painting. ILLA RAE SUMNICHT Chorus 1-45Glee Club l-3g Booster Club 2-4, Sec. 3, Vice Pres. 4: Jr. Play, Sr. Play Prod., Stud. Gov't lhy 4: Lazy Leisures: Music, Cook- ing. 23 SE IORS BGB SQUKUP Math MICHAEL SPAIN Math Club 4, Physics Club 45 Club 43 Physics Club 4: Sr. Play Prod. 3 Lazy B00Bte1' Club 33 51'-' H-355 Leisur es: Fishing, L3-ZY 1-615111935 HU-ntmgf Hunting, Radio, Cars, Swixnrning, Ice Skating, Music. Music, Coin Collector F ED TEXEL Band 1-43 All SHARON THOMSON GAA State Band 4: Lazy Lei- 1-35 FHA 1-Z, Library sures: Hunting, Music. 3-45 Hmr- SGC- 43 BEV STUEN Stud. Coun- cil lg FHA 1, 3,4g GAA 3, Treas.5 Drill Tea.m 4, Sweetheart 43 Jr. Play Prod. 5 Sr. Play Prod., Lazy Leisures: lhncing, Music, Ice Skating, Rol- ler Skating: Other Schools: Canton 1 . JEAN STUELPNAGEL Stud. Council 25 Band l- 33 Vice Pres. 35 Chorus latin 1-45 Glee Club 1-35 Club 2-45 Jr. Play: Hmr. Sec. 3, Pres. 25 Girls State Alternate, Sr. Playg Stud. Gov't Day 43 Lazy Leisures: Mus ic. KAY TAYLOR Sr. Play Prod. g Lazy Leisures: Roller Skating, Swim- ming, Other Schools: Pierre 1. GWEN S. TREBILCOCK Tumbling 1-3: Twirling 2-35 Trampoline 2-32 GAA 1-33 Drill Tea.m 43 Physics Club 43 Bulletin Board Club 33 Chorus 2, 43 Glee Club Z-3j Class Vice Pres. 3g Class Play l-2.3 Other Schools: Cres- ton, Iowa 1-3. JHVI VAN SDEL Booster Club 2-43 Chorus 1-43 Sec. 3, Pres. 43 All Slate Chorus 33 Hmr. Vice Pres. 43 Lazy Leisures: Music. DAN WALLB.AUM Chorus 1-33 Czlee Club 1-32 Stud. Mgr. 3-43 Y Club 43 La,- tin Club 2-43 Math Club 43 Hmr. Treas. 2,45 Lazy Leisures: Cars, Motorcycles. E DIANE TINCHER Band 1-23 Chorus 3-43 NFL 1- 43 Declazn 1, 3,42 Wok- sape 2-4, Ed.. 43 All Sato Journalism 43 .All State Chorus 43 Hrnr. Pres. 23 Stud. Coimcil 23 Jr. Play Prod. 3 Latin Club 2-4, Vice Pres. 4: Quill 8: Scroll 4, Vice Pres. 43 Booster Club 43 DAR Representative3 Girls Stateg Stud. Gov't Day 4g Sr. Play Prod.3 Lazy Leisures: Knitting, Read- ing, Music, Cirls' Trio. IORS Football 1-41 Basket.. ball 1-43 Track 1-43 Y Club 3-4: Physics Club 4g Latin Club 43 Jr. Play Prod.3 Other Schools: .Aberdeen 1-2. JEAN WALLING GAA 1- 2. BI,T..I,.JAN EPPS FO0tball l-43 Basketball 1-32 Track 1-33 Y Club 3-4, Treas 43 Latin Cl.ub 2-4, Pres. 3g Physics Club 4, Pres. 43 Math Club 4, Pres. 43 Hrnr. Treas 1, Pres. 43 Stud. Council 43 Boys State3 Jr. Play Prod.3 Intramural 43 Arickara Royalty: Mardi Gras King 4g Stud. Gov't Day 4. DOROTHY VORNHAGEN GAA l-33 Tumbling l-23 Bowling 13 Other Schools: Mmm: Ivhrty 1-3. NANCY WEIGER Hmr. Sec. 23 NFL 13 Jr. Play3 Glee' Club l-33 Woksape 43 Hrnr. Pres. 43 Stud. Coun. 4, Vice Pres. 43 Arickara Royaltyg Latin Club 2-43 Band l-43 Sr. Playg Stud. G0v't My 43 Lazy Leisures: Swim- ming, Dancing, Reading. 24 SE IGRS Four years ago an imbroglio of brash, arrogant students entered the halls of dear old YI-IS. Everyone asked the same question that first day: Where is Room 18? or Where is Room 28? We finally learned our way around and ended up the year with a wonderful picnic out at the State Lake. Our wonderful picnic ended up with a not-so-wonderful cloud- burst. The Big Wheels, our second year, were lhve Bride, John Boyles, .Tack Coates, and Sally Nusinson. The first semester we gave the most ter- rific assembly ever shown in YI-IS. It will never be equalled. We intro- duced to the citizenry of YHS the Liberacel I-Ie WEB a great hit and our class will never forget him. We again ended up the year with a picnic at Van Osdel's farrn. 'I'he weather was better that year. Our Junior year started right off with hard Work. After electing our Moguls: Tom Hanson, Jack Coates, Carol Lehman, Sandra Hansen, We sold magazines. 'I'hen we put on a tremendous play, Stage Door . Then we planned and carried out our Mardi Gras and had one of the most successful ever presented in YHS. We worked even harder and gave the seniors a grand banquet and prom and, of course, ended up with a picnic. Our Senior year was taken up with taking tests of all sorts. Of course we elected our Top Brass: .Tohn Boyles, Bob Stewart, Carol Lehman, and Larry Obr with the Chiefs Of Staff consisting of Miss Bang, Miss Burgi, Mr. Bauer, Mr. Schiller, and Mr. 'I'hrall. This spring we pre- sented the most different and most colossal, of all different and col- lossal, Remarkable Incident at Carson Corners . Now the time is rapidly approaching. We are looking forward to stumbling across the stage and obtaining our coveted sheepskinsu. Then it will be all over. You have seen the last of the Class of 56 but you will never cease to hear of them. fand from them. j Jxx I ki. F 'ik. -V fl K' W What a catastrophe! I Our Coxmty Cornmissioners in jail. WOW! I Such a distinguished looking WAC. Five little seniors grown up. Lollipops good, kids 'P ? , 7,'V, A Z' Qu Ev' Pose pretty, girls. One Mitchell per class. in x.Q.f STUDENTS 1 UNIORS L, me '51, ' ' H i, ..,. Q22 L' ,-,. nw ,. 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With three years behind them the Junior Class is looking forward to their senior year. During their junior year they were a busy group. At the beginning of the year they put on the Jr. Hay with great success. Following was the magazine sales and the Mardi Gras. Topping their Wonde rful year came the Jr. Sr. Prom and Banquet. Hats off to you, Jrs. , you did a. swell job. QA D init 'UQ' f ,-,J If A ll it 1 -. u ASQ Junior Class Officers SOPHO ORES 1 'W We X 1 s W K as 1' 5 ,gag jf? S H MH 66 A s Y .k k New . J - 7-T-X I W .QWJ , . ' ' 32--K 'ififli fi -f ., me fa 1 f-wif gg 'ff ' . iff f , ' Tiffin 5 A Ei W -5 ff ' ! ifS-ii' ' 3 ' ms, Q ' gi 1 A 'yi ' '-K' xiii ' I - H f ffflfge' W 'ef Fi' f zzifw. gp?-, 'f m .- 'Q 5 -' ff rib gigzgj. l, ,4,x.,,. ,W ,, ' 1 My If-, Y CQ 'Mi r' Rez-fn -1 -.1 -B gfieffffzsii- ' -. fggwmg ffi-if 5?Q2 - R' , ,A f-'ff - V7 iw A., fm- , , ' ' , ' ' ' A , f ig' f:ififf4i9?ii5ifzff 4' . 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' , Bill Adrian Viola Anderson Dennis Arndt Meredith Auld Judy Baurnanu Jenard Benes Kay Benes Peggy Bender Betty Berberich Tuffy Blazek Tom Brokaw Chry Bruening Joyce Bunnell Wanda Buschelxnan Richard Case Wayne Case Barbara Chytka Bob Cihak Larry Cwach Howard Day Robert DeJong Sharon Desmond John Drotzman Loren Edelrnan Richard Eide Dianne Feldrnan Gary Fenrich Gary Ferdig Carol Fesler Edward Fowler Fredrick Frank Helen Freidel Jack Frick Michael Frick Dan German SOPHUMORES Ronnie Giles ,- Larry Gleich A . i' Phyuio Gordon Q Y y H in f ' , ' Jayne Grajkowski h J' vs' 'p Joyce Green I , ' mry, :ul , ' - A ,.,. . 7 ,V ' gaggin g-'DJ K Jack Gregg - '---- --- f Af Anne Greenlee f 5 K' 5 X George Grovijahn yye y ' Donna Haba rer ffl X ' J 'f Q, fer bf ,ou .K , .,.k, x Glenn Halverson S ,ie Q I V,,n 1.1 v Ag .54 hu Carmen Harding H L, M Clifford Harris A N J J Albert Hasek ' - Jerry Hausman Robert Hladky f: f' he H? 1' , fi. lv V Bonnie Hoover ' Judy Huber V Dona Irnig Carol Jacobsen John Jensen A., gk? Curtis Johnson l Colin Kapitan Larry Kasulka Donald Kaufman A -' Now- . 1 7 Ni? Melvin Klasi ...oo 2 , QW 59 Bob Koldo Bob Kuchta. 1 A N 1 X , , Dale Lillie G Jens List - N ,, r 'lg 3-ff, 2 b Karen Logs den 212-Y ZV, Z . 'Q v , F of K. E52 -51.4. Gerald Mach I 'J' - -1 Sharon Mann 'G , , Iris Marek ' I A A ' f M f E i Glen Mikkelson 'dv ' 1 ,.. 35-Se q. Donna Mitchell L lf, A ,A 3 J H - G l,JV J H do 5 G , J ryonnor J Q ' L i w V 4 issue, , X .124 Ai? K 5' an N giimgsa M W , . .. iw , E, . , tv A, nf 2 U V .f i ve 'Aw 'K A ' M ' QS2'tg1,1T,- 4 :-' ,'igggt24,f 1 gf V -' V. fm: in--HN g, fy Q SOPHO ORES J. 'fs 5, , -W fKxz:1aL.n: , -W ff .We- 'Y 5 . W, dv' as wisp W W Q Asp: K KJ K5 K . wa f ., . , in xvifiifa 's51,-zwsegig -gigg- milw- ,- - .,,:1.1g2- A--w.wasw - as .4 1- ,p- f 5. ., ,l f'-N., qs Q 5' '-ff' A-H K 5:51, .1-,.. I A . f Ma' ' r- ' S+'-M... , ,. , ., f.-xam wr Q .. . . . 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N ' 1 7 - 1' r N, ,J G-s V ez gs: i. fi ' I fn 2 V ' Judith Moderegger Nils Neraal Sharon Ness Marilyn Norris Judith Novak David Nybe rg Donna Olesen Sylvia Pappenheimer Mary Elizabeth Paulson Donna Persinger Kenneth Pickering Duane Pokorney Kenneth Remington Ronald Rempp Charles Richardson Mary Ann Risling Robert Roach Bob Rupiper David Sayler David Schmidt Lee Slaughter Bob Smith James Snaith Joseph Smith Kay Carol Smith Jim Sedlacek John Shellburg Dale Sieler Janet Simonsen Karen Slagle Marilyn Sorenson Gerald Soulek Wally Spencer Jerry Stemler Charlene Thomson 34 Sharon Thomson Dennis Todd Ivan Tufty Arlene Vornhagen Douglas Wallbaurn Jean Weiger Anthony Wesseln Bill Whisler Dennis White Howard Willson Ruth Wood Ldardell Wright Joanne Wuestewald A1 , ,,,, yhi: ig Larry Wysuph !,A g ,E Bob Yaggie f Ervin Zavadil SOPHOMORES . 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H , ' K , 1 M' W Deloris Amick Sonja Anderson Terry Bahr Julia Baggs Barbara Beltch Iva Be ne s J im Bens on Be ve rly Blachnik Douglas Blachnik Edward Bohlrnan Gary Boom Robert Bruening Thomas Burgi Diane Callesen Da.vid Cap Linda. Christensen Beth Collier Larry Curtice Betsy Danforth Arlas Dangerfield Karen Erickson Bonnie Fiedler Celia Fritts Bernadette Goeden Gerome Goetz Richard Greene Charles Haberer Tedfore Haley Karen Halle Carole Hansen La Rue Hansen Barbara Harris Vernon Hasker Edwin Highland Lynn Hirsch 36 Janet I-lladky Lawrence Hladky R2-Y1'n0nd Hockhalter Merril Hoebelheinrich James Hohn Marie Hojem Judith Holbrook Charles Holonbek Dan Huber Sharon Hydinger Dennis Jensen James Jensen FRESHME ,di , ..- 'Q Jig in Larry Jensen , g fiffiax ,HW - f- X, r, ,Q K- V Roberta Jones Joseph Klirnisch - Gerald Knecht Paul Kostel Donna Mae Kralicek Mary Alice Lacey Marlene Lane Douglas Larson Kenneth Lee Bonni Litschewski Marlin Logan Roger Lowe Patricia Lane Susan Lane Dana Lang Roger Lange Benny Larson Marilyn Lucas Glenda Lakes Carolyn McFarland Roxanne McKee Lavern Machacek ,svn M.: , -5 i ali - X, A i ff 1 ., f ' E L , 2 l T K ' 3 1 E45 - ,' ',Ae,7 . V x .J ' , ' 'Q ,, ' If ,, . gif. 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VQVwisrezVzi1511 p V VV . fV: lime? w-QSQQ V :, .of 1 -W Vw. . .V3frL,,V, V A XP? , 'i rc V. -Vvfh. fwgfigg uf gfs2a.,VVg5E5?giz,. ,SQ gaig.Vg'V.1SVVf1Vf' 2V .--- V V Q 3 .x Marlene Poulsen Eddie Powers Dennis Price Merritt Pulkrabek Margaret Rahn Robert Ranney Alan Ray Don Reiman Florence Reisner Don Remington Darlene Roach Kay Roberts Marvin Ryken Janice Sachse Clyde Sayler Yvonne Schmidt Rus s ell Schoenfelde 1' Carol Scott Le roy She re r James Shepherd Dean Shuff Ross Shuff Karen Smithey Harlan Snoozy Virginia Sorensen Agnes Soukup Yvonne Ste rba Ellen Stuen Lowell Taggart Jerry Taylor Patricia Thomas Gary Thomas Karen Thompson Carol Tisher Marvin Trarnp Marta Trygstad David Tschetter Sharon Turner Katherine Vinatieri David Vollmer Edythe Waldner Darrell Waters Michael Wermers Karoline White Richard Willert James Wilson Charles Wright Genevieve Zephier FRESHME 5 , .fy . fa si ' is .M ii ' 1454 P 5 t. eg- .WK -F . V h 1 V, I In ..,,kV.1.,fj kkky an .. qyrrlwgllrkiiii. gil T - I X x I I f '43 :- 1 L J, -I -4, mf , 2 , ,ul s,Mwg,5 , ' ijt? I I ,'kiA' ,A ' gl, I I 6 , V - 1 4 in ' , ,Z ' - . ,Q z 2 ' - etls 1 ' i- il' ?I 1. , fi: 1 3 ., ' - 1 ' PM 41, V if f is Wk ,-ff 1' if -L ,.. 54,1 'N Q 5,4 53 --ffflfgfif .. wb, up-5 , he h : ga C? if -5 -ef 1 we -.4 fi T ii a Q in a ' X x ib U A ' L R 1 . -4' fa , J . ' Li .234 . 'N- r R av 'L I I , . - V, hs, 2 T- gi. V r FRESHMEN Camera Shy Darlene Kozak Freshmen Class Advisors Left to right: Mr. Bedner, Mr. Hark- cosm, Mr. Elbe, and Miss Gamble. Those Crazy Freshmen Aloha Ugla Ogla Bang 3. . 1-.. Presenting 1956 Arickara H115 1 1 fx A '3 ll I 'vm 'ggi -ag -' -g ii 1 - L -lg- A festive autumn colored day was the back- ground for the traditional YHS Arickara Pageant. 'Ihe coronatimrevealed Larry Samp- son and Cleo Lowe as Chief and Princess. Nancy Weiger, Bill Van Epps, Carol Lehman, Principal Snowden presented the Key to YHS and Jack Coates were the Arickara attend- to Chief Sampson at the oarmatlon. in the YHS ants' . Auditorium. W ' ' ' 4 fllll-. , -1-Q , ,: 52 .N ' 'K' ff- xf J 1 l 'X' A ssl-,qf-A Y- I 3 ,61 5 5 5,i,..4 X iw S ' Q A W g f L3 V V - f E , ' ,.f 3 - 3 . ' h fr - , . ,, ij 2, A , -1 - - p -2' ' L '1 .tL ' ' 4-e'!f,'.Kf!ullL rf-wma 1 'N' ' ' ' A ' K 4 -rl . 1 . - L ' . x f'f4gf'f,g ,fi , E A pq.--... fu, -wi jf 'fii5jLign43. ,.,, T 5 N ii 'Ar , -up .. in l ff' ig wfem 1 Rf?-'S , ,jx i w V w P Y .2- s . i - V, 3 ,Qui x . . A A ' -5 gl bf - X A v A. A ,V 'C jf' .3 f f w 1 A -, , X A-Mr. meppherdls ..... most original B-Mr. McCorma.ck's .... best indian theme C-M1-, KemPf'g D-Mr. Schenk's E-Mr. Groh's F-MiSS Bang's Arickara A blazing fire set the mood for the Arickara bonfire whe re all the students whooped their war chants. As part of the program for the Arickara pageant Janet Rulon twirled her baton. We enjoyed it very much, Janet. By the Way what are you gazing at '? This is only one Buck skir- mish out of many during the homecoming game. The Bucks beat the Madison Bulldogs 20-7. Good going fellows! f 55? . 3 if 1 y if! xv QW if SPORTS lst row Qleft to right, Dan Wallbaum, Jack Balfany, Dick Davenport, Dick Robinson, La.rry Os good, Danny Went- worth, Joe Smith.. Znd row David Bride, Jim Kibble, Gerald Soulek, Jim Prouty, Dick Snowden, Tom Brewer, Lynn Shoemaker, Roger Lowe. 3rd row Mr. Grohs, Don Trebilcock, Da.rrel Davenport, Reid Pfefferle, Larry Forester, Bill Van Epps, Ray Albright, Hal Brost, Larry Obr, Mr. Overskei. 4th row ,, Larry Sampson, John Boyles, Jerry Donohoe, Stan Ray, John Hohn, Jack Coates, Bill Whisler, Ken Herfkens. Septernber 9 South Sioux City 20- 0 September Ve nnillion 1 2- 1 3 September Mitchell 7- 1 4 September Watertown 13- 7 October Madison 20- 7 0Ct0be1' Huron 12- 8 October Aberdeen 7-21 October Brookings 33- l Z November 4 Norfolk 7- 0 Although the Bucks were defeated three times this year, it was still a good season for them. The Bucks saw one of the toughest years in the conference. Having only two losses in the E. S. D. conference, put. them in second place. 'I'he Buck losses in the E. S. D. conference were to Mitchell and Aberdeen with scores of 14 - 7 and 2.1 - 7 respectively. In the last three years the Bucks have won 2.5 games and lost only 3, which is a very good average. The first loss of the season was to Vermillion, a 13 - 12 thriller. Although it was not a conference loss, it really hurt. It was the game which broke Yankton's Z0 game winning streak. In total points scored, the Bucks scored 109 points while their opponents scored only 81, so you see it wasn't the play- ing that hurt us, it was the bad breaks. Maybe next year the Bucks will start another winning streak. Head Coach Lars Overskei Asst. Coach Eugene Grohe W 1 Crazy Legs Hirsch Hal Brost Most Valuable Player LETTER E Hal Brost L3-TTY 5amP50n David Bride Larry Obr f 2 6552 QR mf gi VS, 4 in 3 , f Q is f, Q 9' ff M r, 5. R ,W ,.' 11: , IW. 5 . f,,.,.,Lw, is , jx! X 3 f 'fyw , Q 35 ff? 'f x Q I xi 1 W 5 5 f 9 I f 134 U' 'Z ,,, f 4' K' Q -W ,Y 9 4 L x Zlfiif-fk..:f.,,ElE'.5'5'f f:3 19f'3 . 7133 f y Y Lk,i ,, V Q Y, 5 M Q John Boyles Dick Davenport Don Trebilcock Reid Pfefferle B111 Van Epps 48 .R :.:, Q.-,.--1 A J' Sy. 3 ' ' . . X , ,A , Q y X AL ee X L, ' 3- K Y ' J- V, K1 as N I f .. w t JM mx Q, n 4' 47 4 A ' pf 4' 95431 nf my n 1, n wx 4' 5' '-gag ,A ,. ji, ,' , Ni 1 , ,-'KV -J' ' V an 1 Q 1 , 5 1 7 lv x A x iw Larry FOIGBWI Jack Coates Lynn Shoemaker Jack Balfany Danny Wentworth Roger Lowe Je r ry Donohoe a 9 4 4 49 Jim Prouty Bill Whisler Tozn Brewer E 66 99 D lst row Qleft to right, Ted Haley, Dick Green, Mike Wermers, Doug Larson, Billy Pates, .Tens List, Colin Kapitan, Bud Novotny, Dick Willert, Dave Vollmer, Bob Yaggie, Dan Huber, 2nd row Cleft to rightj Wayne Case, Cliff Harris, Jim Benson, Micky O'Connell, Tom Burgi, Alan Ray, Clyde Sayler, Clenn Halverson, Barry O'Connell, Paul Kostel, Gary Thomas, Larry Wysuph, Larry Heatherlyg 3rd row fleft to rightj Marlin Logan, Dan Merk- wan, Ross Shuff, .Tim Shepherd, Tom Brokaw, Bob Rupiper, Jack Frick, Ronnie Rempp, Larry Jensen, Dale Lillie, Howard Day, Merritt Pulkrabekg Back row fleft to rightj Coach Les Iverson, .Tim Hohn, Chuck Richardson, Dick Eide, Bill Adrian, Ronnie Giles, Bob Roach, Ivan Tufty, Bob Kuchta, Dennis Price, Larry Cwach, Coach Gene Anderson. ITS A PERFECT FIT He is over the line. s Can you find the football? ,,.,, ---, .-..,,-.,., V 1 ASKETBALL fleft to right! Jack Balfany, Bob Stewart, Hal Brost, Larry Sampson, John Boyles, Stan Ray, Jerry Donohoe, Bill Whisler, Ken Herfkens, Larry Obr, Don Trebilcock, Dan Wentworth, Coach Overskei, Stud. Mgr. Dan Wallbaum. Sioux City Central Vermillion Mitchell Wate rtown Watertown lvhdison Madison Aberdeen Norfolk Sioux Falls Abe rdeen Ve rmillion Sioux Falls Huron Huron Brookings Brookings Gregory Mitchell Parkston CHED LE 'I'he 1955-56 basketball season got underway with the Bucks taking the opener by a score of 45-39 over Sioux City Central. As the season progressed, the Bucks showed much improvement. Yankton basketball team was one of the tallest Yankton has had in quite a few years. The average height for the team was 6 feet 1 inch, the tallest Being about 6 feet 4 inches and the shortest being 5 feet 8 inches. When it came time for sectional tournament held at Yankton with Yankton, Gregory, Parkston, and Mitchell competing, Yankton and Parkston won the first round with Yankton beating Gregory by a score of 74 to 46. In the second rou.nd Mitchell beat Gregory and Parkston beat Yankton by a score of 48 to 40. Next year the Bucks will have four returning letter- men. Lettermen on following page. John Boyle s Q3 .Tack Balfany Jerry Donohoe aw 5.1:-1 X Bob Stewart Stan Ray Hal Brost 0 T LAWS First row left to right: Larry Osgood, Kenny Anderson, Steve Nelson, lhve Bride. Second row: Lynn Shoemaker, Dick Snow- den, Torn Brewer, Larry Forester. Third row: Coach Grohs, Ricky Morrison, John Hoh.n, La.rryRempp, Darrel Ikvenport. HB UA Standing left to right: Roger Lowe, Bob Rupiper, Ronnie Rempp, Gerald Soulek, Bob Roach, Ronnie Giles, Dick Eide, Ivan Tufty, Bob Kuchta, Tom Brokaw, Duane Pokorney. Kneeling Left to right: Colin Kapitan, Larry Cwach, David Reiman, Richard Case, Coach Anderson. FRESHME Standing left to right: Coach Iverson, Merritt Pulkrabek, Allen Ray, Dennis Price, .Tim I-Iohn, Gerald Knecht, James Sieperd, Dennis Jensen. 2nd row: Ted Haley, Larry Curtis, Jkve Voll- mer, .Tim Benson, Douglas Larson, Barry O'Conne1l, Marlin Logan. 3rd row: Paul Kostel, Bud Novotny, Micky O'Conne1l, Clyde Sayler, Dick Green. There ' s one point. What is this--a balancing act? What's up there boys ? ,, 3 Q ,S 'fc-f 1 1., i 9-an-nu-6,-1--.4-Q -- 1' arf, - ', ff W '-' f 13 f Q z- ,M , -i 3 ,-3' .- . .W .Ye n A X ,ig 3 ' Ya? 4 is Q Qfirst row, left to right! Roger Lowe, Lynn Shoemaker, Don Treb1lcock, Jack Balfany, Jim Prouty. Csecond IOWJ Bill Van Epps, Larry Sampson Stan Ra John Boyles, Ricky Morrison. Hurdle rs: Bill Van Epps, Jack Balfany. A happy bunch. 880 yd. Relay Tearn ,--sd .-nav! 5 Don's up and over. N Sampson, the happy dis cus thrower. Ti g' f 5 . x 3 3 I Riga? W Sound Off Clubs f 'Q 5 DRILL TEA Sonja Sather, Karen Schempp, Marilyn Kimball, Roberta. Koenig, Karen Logs- don, Karen Schenk, Anne Greenlee, Patty Lane, Iva Benes, Carol Fesler, Karen Thompson, Judy Novak, Linda Olofson, Bev Stuen, Sharen Ness, Jane Grajkowski, Sharon Eggers, Betty O'Malley, Betsy Heemstra. Stem of Y--Dorothy Remington, Janice Clancy, Shirley Repp, Gwen Trebilcock, Sharon Thompson, Barbara Chytka, Susie Jacobsen, Bev Abelson, Ruth Fish- beck, Marlene Lane. Yanlcton High School's marching maidens, the Drill Team, this year got away from their regular drills and added many novelty drills to their half time entertainment. It takes much skill and practice to execute these precision forma- tions and the Team did an excellent job. Nliss Wheeler kept the girls marching continually for parades and half-time shows . Dressed in the garb of Indian prin- Above are the Drill Team officers. left ceases, the Drill Team perforrns one of to rigitg Karen Schermpp-second selnester their half-time novelty dances, the captaing Miss Wheeler-advisorg Dorothy Hokey-Pokey. Remington-first semester captain. 1 VI Geo S996 1 CHEERLE DERS Boosting the B squad on to victory were Keeping team spirit high for the A squad from left to right: Sharon Thormpson, Judy were from left to right: Mary Desmond, Novak, Kay Snith ca.pta,in,g Karen Logston, Cleo Lowe, captain,3 Marlyce Munkvold, Linda Munkvold, and Kay Roberts. Not Marilyn Kiznball, Nancy Harding, and pictured: Sheryl Stofferson. Meredith Auld, GG wt saab 93,1 ?0,,y.1 BOOSTER CL B Sixteen Dakota Indians, with Miss Burgi as the chief, make up Yankton High's good will group the Booster Club. This group contributes much to the school with finan- cial aid to many organi- zations. They also pur- chase books for the school library, offer scholarships to seniors and give cash prizes for winning Arickara iloats. The club also has an ann- ual Pheasant Feed for its braves. PHEASAN T FEED PHYSICS CL B Left to right - Back Row - Mr. Halsted, advisor, Howard Barker, Reid Pfefferle, Eldon Eisenach, Bill Van Epps, Larry Sampson, Mike Mor- iarty, Bob Soukup, John Boyles, Mike Spain, Hal Brost, Duane Kasulka. Front Row - Dorothy Gurney, Gwen Trebilcock, Alma Schlafli, Lee Nitte- burg, Jim Prouty, Dick Snowden, Lynn Shoemaker, Ray Albright, Eddie Texel Oh! Oh!! I goofed! 1. This very well could be a phys- ics student who was a little mixed up on his pro- ject. The physics club, originated by Mr. Hal- sted, gives the students a chance to stirnulate their interest in individual pro- jects and experiments. Bill Van Epps is presi- dent, Hal B1-ost is vice- president, and Dorothy Gurney is secretary. F TURE HOMEIVIAKERS OF AMERICA If any of you girls haven't learned the Ivhgic Touch for cooking or sewing, this is the club for you. YI-IS has organized this club for just that purpose. Better foods and frocks are their accomplish- ments. Officers are Bar- bara Mitchell, president, Betty Soukup, vice-presi- dent, lvhxine Kozalc, sec- retary, and Jayne Gra- jkowski, treasurer. 63 Left to right - Front Row - Miss Gamble, advisorg Sara Jane Olson, Jayne Grajkowsld, Betty O'Malley, Darlene Pokorney, Marilyn Sorenson, Donna Kralicek, Barbara Mitchell, Arlene Hlavac. Row 2 - Kay Mitchell, Diane Calleson, Diane Feldman, Mary Poulsen, Dona Persinger, Verna Poulsen, Carol Scott, Janet Hladky, Mary Ann Risling. Row 3 - Janice Haberer, Muriel Georgeson, Donna I-Iaberer, Maxine Hlavac, Virginia Elder, Agnes Soukup, Barbara Richardson, Marilyn Norris, Pat Calleson, Marlene Poulsen, Betsy Danforth. Row 4 - Bev Stuen, Leonette Goeden, Donna Mitchell, Janet Freidel, Betty Soukup, Carol Mitchell, Myrta Jackson, Margaret Rahn, Marjorie Oliver, Darlene Roach, Marlene Lane. The latin Club is one of the largest of our clubs. It ccnsists of those stu- dents who have taken La.- tin for two years. During the year the znembers put on the Saturnalia and the Ides of March part ies. With the coming of spring they elaborate with the Latin Banquet. At this affair the students change from ordinary students to full pledged Romans. Sally Nusinson is presi- dent, Diane Tincher is vice president, Jerry Donohoe is secretary, and John Hohn is treasurer. LATI CL B Left to right Back Row John Hohn, Ken Herikins, Marvin Kamback, Dick Snowden, Jerry Donohoe, Lynn Shoemaker, Ray Albright, Joe Smith, Lee Slaughter, Don Trebilcock, Dick Lucas, Bill Whisler, David Nyberg, Dan German. Dennis Kruger, Jim Prouty, Dona Irnig, Sonja Sather, Donna Johnson, Pam Christopherson, Sandy Hubner, Mary Alice I-Ialsted, Bob Cihak, Sharon Desmond, Virginia Elder, Donna Mitchell, Joy Lynn Anderson, Ronny Giles. Row Z Jean Stuelpnagel, Sally Nusinson, Judy Baum.ann, Cynthia Godfrey, Jean Lange, LaVonne Poulsen, Mary Ellen Poulsen, Aim Greenlee, Nancy Weiger, Ruth Fishbeck, Kay Myers, Bonnie Hoover, Dan Wallbaum. Row l Colin Kapitan, Jim Smith, Miss Burgi, Eldon Eisenach, Virginia Tincher, Judy Mogck, Karen Lindquist, Mary Desmond, Sheryl Stofferson, Sylvia Pappenheirner, Karen Logsden, Ruth Wood, Diane Tincher, Bob Yaggie, FUT RE TEACHERS An organization in YI-IS to help further the interest in teaching is Future Tea- chers. It is a chapter of the national organization. The club is under the di- rection oi lviss Bacon and Miss Bang. Officers are: Reid Pfefferle, president, Larry Sampson, vice pre- sidentg Kay Myers, sec- retary, Marlyce Munk- vold, treasurer. Left to right Row l Dick Lucas, Reid Pfefferle, Eldon Eisenach, Larry Sampson, John Hohn, Ronnie Aulger, Dick Robinson, John Korves, Nancy Harding, Cleo Lowe. Row 2 Miss Bang, Marilyn Kimball, Donann Cadwell, Mary Ellen Poulsen, Pam Christopherson, Elaine Nielsen, Donna Johnson, Mary Alice Halsted, LaVonne Poulsen, Cynthia Godfrey, Jean Lange, Judy Mogck. Row 3 Pat Callesen, Kay Myers, Ela.ine Finfrock, Dorothy Gurney, Grace Cnmderson, Marlyce Munkvold, Sandra Hubner, Karen Lindquist, Diane Carrington, Barbara Richardson, Wanda McKee. 64 YCLB The Y Club, under the su- pervision of Coach Over- skei, is an organization to which the letter win- ners of athletics in YI-IS belong. One of the pro- jects that the club does during the year is to sell refreshments at the sport events. Left to right Back Row Dan Wentworth, Darrel Davenport, Mr. Overskei, Jerry Donohoe, Jack Coates, Jim Prouty, Jack Balfany. Row 2 Larry Forester, Larry Sampson, Reid Pfefferle, Lynn Shoemaker, Bob Stewart, Joe Srnith, Bill Whisler, Dan Wallbaum, Clarence Smith. Row 3 Tom Brewer, Larry Obr, Roger Lowe, David Bride, Bill Van Epps, Don Tre- bilcock, John Boyles, Hal Brost. MATH CL B This is a new club formed , ' ' this year under the su- I pervision of Mr. Kempf. It was organized to help further the students inter- est in mathematics. Bill Van Epps is president, John Boryles is vice-presi- dent, and Virginia Elder is secretary. Standing from left to right are: 'Mr. Kernpf, advisor, Hal Brest, Wallbaurn, Bob Soukup. Rodney List, Duane Kalsulka, Bill Van Epps, Mike Spain, John Boyles, Larry Forester, Virginia Elder, Lee Nitterburg, Donna Mitchell, Joy Lynn An- derson, Frank Kolar, Ray Albright, Lynn Sioemaker, Dick Snowden, John Korves. ATIO AL FORENSIC LEAG E Back Row left to right Jack Coates, Doug Wallbaum, Sally Nusinson, Ronnie Anlgar, Eldon Eisenach, Chuck Richardson, David Nyberg, David Hanson. Front Row: Judy Baurnann, Bob Cihak, Diane Tincher, Lee Slaughter, Meredith Auld, Janet Simonsen, Dan German. The Freshmen Debate Team or Novice Debators this year totaled up a 57 per cent win score. 'This team participates in de- bate, discussion, extemp, oratory. Most of these Freshmen are received into membership of the NFL at the end of their first year. The National Forensic League is a. group of hard working students inter- ested in increasing their speaking ability. Mem- bership in this national honor society is the chief objective of many YHS students. NOVICE DEBATORS Back row L. to R. --Robert Ranney, Sharon Hydinger, Katherine Viniteri, Celia Fritts, Julie Baggs, Julie Nuefeld, Jerry Taylor, Mr. Schenk, First row L. to R. --Barbara. Harris, Carol Tisher, Karen Smithey, Bonnie Litschewski, Beth Collier, Dana Lang. l5 EXPERIE CED DEBATORS Back row left to right Bob Cihak, Doug Wallbaum, .Tim Smith, Mr. Schenk, David Nyberg, Chuck Richardson, Dick Lucas, Da.n German, David Hansen lst. row Lee Slaughter, Donna. Johnsen, Eldon Eisenach, Ronnie Aulgar, Mere- dith Anld, Janet Simonsen Pictured here are the first string debate squad of the experienced debators. This group represents the YHS Speech Departrnent in the debate contest. left to right are: Dick Lu- cas, E1donEisenach. Rmmie Aulgar, Donna Johnson, and Lee Slaughter DEBATORS The Yankton High debate squad finished the year about third among South Dakota schools. The tearn had a to- tal of 8573 wins for a good record throughout the year. In their third year of learning how to patch up broken bodies the Future Nurses of America at Yankton High join with Mount Marty students to learn the ways of an American nurse. This group gives its members an opportunity to look at the possibilities of enter- ing this field. UBRARY CL B L to R- Barbara Mitchellg Dorothy Remingtong Jean Butlerg Miss Burgess Adv,g Sharon Thomsong Verna Paulsong Betty Soukupg Janet Friedel. FUTURE NURSES Standing- Sally Nusinsong Arlene Pechang Leonette Goedeng Aurel Stuelp- nagel. Seated- Front row- Mrs. Studeman-Adv. Virginia Elderg Phyllis Poulseng Barbara Richardsong Back row- Marilyn Kirnballg Carol Craw- fordg Diane Carrington: Cynthia Godfreyg Wanda McKee3 Grace Gunderson. Back to the stack is the favorite motto of this group, the Library Club. Under the supervision of Miss Burgess the girls learned to run an efficient library and throughout the year helped the stu- dents in their library problems . 'ea Back Row Left to right: Karen Schemppg Jack Coates, Jim Colliery Donna John- son: Sally Nusinsong Ken Stemler. Row 'IWvo: Mary Ellen Poulseng Mary Desmondg Virginia Tincherg Wanda McKeeg Barbara Richardson: Mr. Mc- Cormack, adviser. Row One: Diane Carrington, Judy Mogck, Sandy Hub- ner, Dorothy Gurney, Pam Christo- pherson, Siaron Gregg, Diane Tincher, Kay Myers. Missing from the group-- Miss Schroeder, adviser, OFFICERS Back Row: Ken Stemler, Treasurer, Jack Coates, Secretary, Mr. Mc- Cormack, Adviser. Front Row: Miss Schroeder, Adviserg Diane Tincher, Vice-president: Kay Myers, President. Quill and Scroll is an interna- ticnal organizaticn whose purpose is to honor high school journa- lists for achievements in annual and newspaper production. Quill and Scroll was reorganized this year under the Joseph Medill Chapter. The organization is limited to juniors and seniors in the upper third of their class scholastically. In the last part of the fall semester 19 people were inducted with three or four more in the spring. 69 2-,,..........,s,...,..- X ,..-- Q lLLfsf SCIQMOLL FEATURES N in Well - 'Z ' I K, 19 xt ' V alhde ll ' 3 . Nha, L, L. 1 'dah ffl 5 xi 3 I Well done, Boys. Oops! I Not quite, Real GTOOVY1 Kid-Sl 1 . Blowx T Blow, Gabrxel, sk'Ts1cll 1: A 0 X X 1 A AN ' mmfk X AY A SIMPLE MELODY MUSIC Row 1 Janet Rulon, Jean Lange, Lee Nitteberg, Donna Johnson, Janet Sachse, Judy Baumann, Nancy Weiger, Virginia Tincher, Carol Lehxnen. Row 2 Sandy Hubner, Kay Smith, Mary A. Halsted, Kar- en Lindquist, Annainae Morrison, Dorothy Gurney, Arlene Pechan, Julie Neufeld, Mary Ellen Poul- sen, Diane Carrington, Jean Johnson, Pam Christopherson, Sharon Desmond, Celia Fritts, Barbara Richardson. Row 3 .Tuchr Mogck, Carol Tisher, Jean Weiger, Jerry Taylor, Eddie Texel, Lee Slaugh- ter, Jim Collier, Charles Wright, Ted Haley, Robert Ranney, Douglas Larsen, Marvin Ryken, Wallie OFFICERS Officers for the past year were Eldon Eisenach, President, Mr. Johnson, Advisor, Sally Nusinson, Secretary, Jim Prouty, Treasurer. Absent is Carol Lehmen, Vice President. Spencer, Mike Werrners, JoAnn Peterson, Bob Yaggie, Jim Smith, John Hohn, Elaine Finfrock, Eldon Eisenach, Doug Wallbaum, Karen Erickson, Sally Nusinson, Aurel Stuelpnagel. Row 4 Julie Baggs, Karolyn White, Eddie Powers, Kay Roberts, LaVonne Poulsen, Mr. Johnson, Directory Jim Hohn, Willie Smith, Robert Roach, Kenneth Klimisch, Dea.n Shuff, Dona. Imig, Chuck Richardson, Roger Lange, Wanda McKee, Dick Snowden, Dan Gerrnan, Larry Kasulka, Jirn Prouty, Judy Olson, Melvin Namminga, LaRue Hanson, Lawrence Hintgen. Not Pictured: JoAnn Bussy. ALL STATE BAND Representing YHS at All State Band this year were the following students: Back Row Dorothy Gur- ney, Carol Lehrnen, and Janet Rulon. Front Row Donna Johns on, Eddie Texel, Verna Lee Nitte- berg. Chorus officers for the past year were Diane Tincher, Librarlang .Tim Va.nOsde1, President, Carol Lehman, Vice President, Sally Nusinson, Secretary and Treasurer and Mr. Palmer, Director. Accompanists were Mary Desmond, Celia 'Wi Fritts, Jean Stuelpnagel, and Bonnie Litschew- ski. 74 CHORUS Left to right Back Row Judy Olson, Julie Baggs, Judy Baumann, Sally Nusinson, Jean 31,-uelpnagel, Don Reiman, Marvin Ryken, Jack Coates, John Hohn, Ricky Morrison, Bob DeJong, Jack Frick, Ruth Nielson, Annamae Morrison, LaVonne Poulsen, Sharon Eggers, Carol Scott. Row 3 Pat Calle- sen, Linda Munkvold, Joy Anderson, Virginia Tincher, Jim VanOsdel, Romane Kaiser, Francis Heine, Dick Nedved, Mike Frick, David Reiman, Julie Neufeld, Janet Rulon, Sharon Desmond, J11a Rae Surnnicht, Judy Huber. Row Z Diane Tincher, Celia Fritts, Marlyce Munkvold, Pam Grristo- pherson, Dave Vollmer, Billy Schrarnrn, Eddie Powers, Duane Kruse, Dick Lucas, Eddie Highland, Betsy Heemstra, Roberta Koenig, Carol Lehman, Sylvia Texel. golf-L Carol Tisher, Sandy Hubner, Nancy Harding, Lawrence Hladky, Jim Fiedler, Ervin Zavadil, Lyle I-Iladky, Ronald Braunes reither, Karen Schempp, Corrine Luebbert, Carole Hansen, Bonnie Litschewski, Mary Desmond, Mr. Pal- mer, Director. CHORUS OFFICERS and ACCOMPANISTS All State Chorus Members Lt cv C7 Q7 X ' ,X -as 1A an , S Q K xx Y X Q-N ,nf ping may N., as f eee4 - N ae- ky Back Row Duane Kruse, Bob DeJong, John Korves, Marvin Ryken. Front Row Janet Rulon, Sally Nusinson, Jean Stuelpnagel, Diane Tincher, Mary Desmond. GIRLS' GLEE CLUB Back Row Ruth Wood, Linda Christensen, Beth Collier, Carolyn White, Katherine Viniteri, Roxanne McKee, YVonne Schmidt, Darlene Roach, Linda Olofson, Phyllis Gordon, Front Row Maxine Pred, Sharon Hydinger, Lynn Hirsch, Diane Callesen, Sharon Ness, Susie Jacobsen, Arlas Dangerfield, Glenda Lukes, Patty Thomas. A K ,sears S ,X ,vt-L J - Q. ,S My JK? 524- -is Tiff' w., fe fawfw -- ORCHESTRA Back Row Left to Right Gene Acton, Judy Arnold, Diane Feldmen, David Elder, Eldon Eisenach, Lee Slaughter, Sally Nusinson, Judy Bau.ma.m1, Sandy Hubner. Front Row Miss Wallace, Marsha Solem, Marta Trygstad, Diane Peterson, Judy Oliver, Marjorie Oliver, Annamae Morrison, Virginia Tincher. ,A T IRLERS v 9 1 ,- All G X 33 ' w X2 Y J 1 x 41 ff?'K4LAbfQAr' Ifxwf .-' P' N .BAA Kdfjff' P Left to Right Carol Tisher, virginia Tincher, Mary J Mn? Ellen Poulsen, drum majorg Janet Rulon, Judy Mogck. 76 YM? 2 Q' 'XJ -Qs f Z' 5' AIN SHE SWEE T Activities X i ,,.. T N THE RICKARA STAFF L. to R. Jim Colliersg Jim Leachg Ken Stemlerg Karen Schemppg Kay Meyersg Sharon Greggg Jack Coatesg Miss Schroederg Nancy Hardingg John Boyles, Virginia Tincherg Mary Desrnondg Sally Nusinsong Pa.m Christo- phe rs on. ,.,.f--fr L. to R. Sally Nusinsorn- Sr. Ed.: Jack Coates- L. to R. Jim Leach-Ass't Bus. Many Virginia Bus. Man.3 Sharon Gregg- Ed.g John Boyles- Tincher- Ass't Bus Man. - Nan cy Harding-Co. Sports Ed.3 Miss Schroeder- Adv. Feat. Ed.3 Kay Meyers- Feature Ed.3 Jim Seated- Karen Schempp- Art Ed. Standing-Pant: Collier Ass't Sports Ed. Hidden in the old Garfield building, the Arickara staff put together under lock and key the 1956 Arickara in hopes to leave you filled with pleasant memories of '55-'56. The staff worked hard from September to the last day of May and hopes their efforts will make the years 55 and 56 ones long to be rernembered. Co. Copy Ed. -Mary Desmond Christopherson- Ass't Ed. Ken Szemler Backrow: 1. tor.- Colin Kapitan, Jim Collier, Bonnie Hoover, Judy Bau- mann, Ken Stem- ler, John Hohn, Ronnie Aulgur. Firstrow: 1. tor.- Virginia Tincher, Sandyl-libner, Dor- othy Gurney, Kar- en Schenk. Back row: 1. to r. - Aurel Stuelpnagel, Mary Ellen Poul- sen, Mary Des- m ond, Shirley Repp, Bonni Lit- schewski, Celia Fritts, Beth Colli- er, Judy Mogck, Dana Lange. First row: 1. to r. - NancyWeiger, Jan- ice Clancy, Janet Friedel, Barbara Mitchell. THE WOKSAPE STAFF Whether you call it the Wok-sa.-pe or the Worksape, it all adds up to Yankton I-Iigh's monthly newspaper. The Woksape staff this year strove to give the students an interesting and informative paper cover- ing every forrn of student life from Stu- dent Government Day to humorous antics on bus trips. The staff, under the able direction of Mr. McCormack, this year entered many literary contests and came back with first place awards of all kinds. 'Ihe paper's heads: 1. to r. --Mr. McCor- mack, Barbara Richards on, Wanda Mc- Kee, Diane Tincher, Donna Johnson, and Jack Coates. AVA ,Q ..-2. s STUDE T COUNCIL Back row - Mr. Snowdeng Celia Frittsg Tom Brewery John Hohng Nancy Weiger, V. Pres., Lynn Sioemakerg Dennis Krueger, Charles Wrightg Hal Brost, V. Pres.3 .Tack Coates, Pres. Znd row - Wes Novotny, Bill Van Epps, Tom Brokaw, Bob Rupiper, Donna Johnson, Bill Whisler, Torn Burgi. list row - Judy Baumann, Kay Benes, Bonni Litchewski, not pic- ture d- Carol Lehrnan. To run the school in a democratic way the stu- dents of YHS every year appoint a Student Council as the backbone of all school functions. lvieeting with Principal Snowden weekly, the Council talks over school activities and prepares plans for coming events. Consis- ting of twenty homeroom presidents, the Council keeps the school running smoothly by exchanging student ideas with those of the faculty. 'Ibis group does a good job and should be ccrnmended for their part in the adminis- tration of the school pro- gram. Seated - Hal Brost, V. Pres., .Tack Coates, Pres. Nancy Weiger, V. Pre. --Standing - IMI. Snowden- Carol Lehman, Secy. , is not pictured. CA TEE Whether your hobby is ping- pong, pool, cards, dancing, eating, or just plain talking, the Canteen is the place to while away your hours. The Canteen is under the able guidance of Mom Mondini. She makes sure that the roof stays in place and the floors hold firm when the gang moves ln. We all owe Mom a vote of thanks. . -X XL' in ., .,, l Xa uf! ,MXH . 1 ,X EQQZ, t W - ea, A .141 Wxuhsalnu H ,w:.,, if J '7--,QQ ae- '-.r- J., M M , wi-- , ,..c........ The Board of Directors, more commonly called The Canteen Council, consisted this season of: Meredith Auldg Virginia Tincherp Ken Herfkinsg Sieryl Stoffersong Carolyn Brownson, Mount Marty, .Toe Smith, Mom Mondinig Tom Brokawg Lynn Shoemakerg John Hoh.n. JU IDR PLAY Seventeenth Summer, the story of a young high school girl who fell in love just before she was sent off to college, was presented by the Junior Class. A double cast gave the play variety for each performance and both groups did an excellent job. CAST: John Hohn, Jirn Collier, Jim Olson, Barbara Richardson, Sonja Sather, Cynthia Godfrey, Nhry Ellen Poulsen, Gary Gustad, Dick Lucas, John Korves, Wanda McKee, Virginia Tincher, Deanna Scheel, Mary Alice Halsted, Sandra Hubner, Jean Lange, Lavonne Poulsen, and Steve Nelson. Y SENIOR PLAY Death, mystery, and suspence was the theme for the Senior Class play, Remarkable Incident at Carson Corners. The play was built around a court scene with flashbacks into the past. The production required much work. CAST: Aurel Stuelpnagel, Nancy Weiger, Karen Schempp, Janice Clancey, Betsy Heem- stra, Elaine Finfrock, Cleo Lowe, Marlyce lvlunkbold, Nancy Harding, Carol Lehnfxan, .Tixn Prouty, Dick Davenport, Mike Spain, Kay Myers, Sally Nusinson, Jack Coates, Jim Moye, Ray Albright, Lyle Hladky, Jean Stuelpnagel, Larry Sampson, Ricky Morrison, Dave Bride, Reid Pfefferle, and Ken Stemler. STUDE T GOV After several weeks of campaigning and mock elections students of YHS took the oath of office in the eighth a.nnua1 American Le- gion Student Government lhy. The students spent the day in the offices to which they were electedg learning the ways of city and county government. Clirnaxing the day was a banquet at Legion Hall with guest speaker Governor Joe Foss. Ken Stemler, County Coroner, finds am- bulance work very interesting but also ve ry serious. Cleo Lowe as Register of Deeds learns that hers is a big job that takes alot of tixne. Marlyce Munkvold is busy looking over the book that contains the courts activ- ities. 84 ERNMENT D Y 85 Holding a mock city commissioners meet- ing with the city comicil are the student city commissioners and student city manager Hal Brost. Elected city commissioners are Kay Myers, Jack Coates, Nancy Weiger, Bill Van Epps, Hal Brost, City Managerg Jim Prouty, Bob Stewart. The student elect found their job ve ry important and filled with many dutie s. Elaine Finfrock, County Superintendent of Schools, and Elaine Melson, Deputy Super- intendent of Schools, find their job inter- esting as well as a busy one. Larry Osgood as Assistant Fire Chief learns that his job is an important one. Reid Pfefferle, Judge, is seen presiding over a mock court session. When it comes to the field of report- ing it appears that girls excel the boys in that field. Shown here are Domn Johnsen and Barbara Richardson. Donna wrote the top editorial that won the Freedom Foundation Award for YHS. Barbara received a first place in the state contest for one of her feature stories. H0 ORS Verna Lee Nitteberg proved herself a Miss Einstein when she took top honors in the state Batson Test given by the University of South Dakota. Lee also took first place in the State Science Talent Search and a.n honorable mention in the National Science Talent Search. From this picture it seems that Lee feels quite at horne in a science lab as most girls would feel is L. in the kitchen. in ,al ,f efziftizp- , D 'Ihe 1956-1957 Arickara a.ndWoksa.pe will be headed by the following students: Pam Christopherson, Editor of Arie- karag Wanda McKee, Business Manager of Woksapeg Bonnie Hoover, Editor of Woksapeg Jim Leach, Business Manager of Arickara. B 'vx -,n Miss Diane Tincher was g1ven the Daughter of the American Revolution good c1t1zen award They are chosen on scholastic rating as well as good citizenship. As well as having the abil- ity to write Donna Johnson also has the ability to speak. Donna took first place in the American Legion Oratory Contest. H0 ORS Yankton High School is very proud of a certain student by the name of Hal Brost. Hal was accepted into the second class of the Air Force Academy and also into West Point but he has made the Air Force Academy his choice. Hal was also elected to the 5th team of the Wigwam Wiseman All- American football team and the Prep Magazine All-American football team. A521211 Eldon Eisenach of YHS was one of two boys from South lhkota chosen to attend Boys bhtian at Washington D. C. Boys Nation is based on the same principles as Boys State. With their thenme as Disneyland the Juniors put on a. very successful Mardi Gras. Cos- tumes ianged from Davy Crockett to Julius Ceasar. What a contrast! ARDI GRAS Reigning over the 1956 Mardi Gras were Carol Lehrnen and Bill VanEpps as king and queen. Attendants we re from left to right: Sheryl Stofferson, Joyce Bunnell, Bonnie Litschew- ski, Tom Burgi, Tom Brokaw, and John Hohn. '1 5 Above left we have Doug Walbaum por- traying Julius Cea- sar. Center it seems that Pam and Judy are having quite a time with their stand. Right we have Robert Raney as the Mad Hatter . Look to your left and you will see quite a variety of characters. This is the picture of the Von Wickershams , a very aristocratic family, who added to the color of the Mardi Gras. IJ 4.55359 Seated from left to right are Donna Johnson, Sonja Sather, alternate: Pam Christopherson. This year Yankton High School will send six boys to the annual Boys State at Aber- deen. The boys are being spons ored by several local civic groups. At Aberdeen they will spend a. week learning how a, demo- cratic government should be set up and r1m. Standing from left to right are Dick Lu- cas, Dennis Krueger, Dick Snowden., Jerry Donohoe, .Tohn Hohn, Lynn Shoernaker. 89 gms! s, AS? 1956 GIRL STATERS Yankton I-Hgh School will be represented at Girls State this year by Donna Johnson and Pam Christopherson. Girl staters are chosen on several principles: leadership, character, health, courage, co- operativeness, honesty and scholarship. The girls will spend a week learning government fundamentals. F' far A menu of swiss steak and Whipped potatoes after candy appetizers opened the 1956 banquet in the Lutheran Church. After dinner speeches by Mr. Candybar and the Candy Shop boss fin- ished off the evening's program. Songs were slmg by Mr. and Mrs. Dwight Elmer and Carol Lehman. The Church Banquet room carried out the candy- land theme. N94 D A candyland castle and trees sprouting candy suckers and peppermint sticks set the stage for the 1956 Junior- Senior Pram. Candy sweet music and dancing till twelve made the evening one long to be remembered. A candy tree terrace at the end of the floor was used for the serving of the punch. 'Ihe Banquet and dancing a.nd the gaiety and fun left a. taste as sweet as candy in the minds of all who attended. , UV un? is 1x faxing, G0 11119183 anybody mat Yer You cowpoke you! I ! 4? 1 Real cards, these girls! I I ! 1' 216 fbrkc xnxx X -lucas!! O - at 6 eix His DSI -50 B6 to Adi 6,910 -PJ, tea 5 5 Club -Ulething f b06?9 90 W 9 g'N 92 r' unnya Y, Reminscing about the past. .. thinking about the future. Speaker for the evening was the Reverend L. W. Sachse of tim local Methodist Qxurch. Baccalaureate Processional -------------- High School Orchestra Miss Eilene Wallace, Directing Inv0Cati0n --------------- The Rev. L. W. Sachse Mixed Chorus: Seek Him That Maketh The Seven Stars--Rogers God Most Glorious-- ---------------- Pohlmann Mr. Dwight Palmer, Directing Sermon ----------------- The Rev. L. W. Sachse Duet: Serenade ---- - ------------------------ Titl Carol Lehman, Flute - Dorothy Gurney, Horn Benediction -------------- The Rev. L. W. Sachse -Q 1- W Commencement Processional - ----------------- High School Band Invocation ......... The Rev. Charles T. Brewster Band: Horizon ' ' Peter BUYS Mr. Fred H. Johnson, Directing Presentation of Speaker Mr- LGSYGI' H- B2-1111161111 Superintendent of Schools Commencement Address -------- Dr. Marcus Bach If I Were Graduating State University of Iowa, School of Religion Chorus: My Soul Doth Rest In Thee ----- --Sateren I'l1 Walk With God ------------- Brodsky Mr. Dwight Palmer, Directing Presentation of Class ----- --Mr. Don R. Snowden High School Principal Presentation of Dip1omas--- Mr. Walter Flint, Jr. I President of Board of Education Benediction ------- The Rev. Charles T. Brewster D W to Janice Clancey is receiving her LHTTY Foefstel' is having his ta-3391 diploma from Mr. Flint J-ri turned by Principal Mr. Snowden. ARICK RA SPONSORS A. J. RHIAN IMPLEMENT COMPANY KOENIG INSURANCE AGENCY A.LBRECHT'S GROCERY KAPITAN FOOD STORE AMERICAN 8: PRESTO CAFES KASULKA'S SUPER MARKET AMERICAN STATE BANK KEATING CREAMERY BINDER BROTHERS INC. KORN KOBBLER MUSIC STORE BLUE MOON DRIVE INN KYNT - 1450 BOB'S SERVICE STATION L. A. BOYLES INSURANCE BRENNER FURNITURE LARSEN BROTHERS COMPANY BROADWAY HARDWARE LOONAN LUMBER COMPANY CADWELL- OHLMAN INSURANCE AGENCY MEREDITH JEWELRY CHAPLIN'S MIDWEST AUDIT COMPANY CHRISTOPHERSON FLOWER SHOP MONTGOMERY WARD CIMPL'S MARKET NEDVED SUPER-LOCKERS CITY DRUG NELLIE'S CHAPLIN SERVICE COAST TO COAST NIELSON'S SPORT 81 CAMERA SHOP COUNCIL OAK NOVAK'S GROCERY DAILY PRESS AND DAKOTAN NOVOTNY GREEN HOUSE DAKOTA COMMUNITY OIL PAUL GROW TEXACO STATION DIAMOND SHOE STORE PFEIFFER CHEVROLET GARAGE DRIER CREAMERY RED OWL STORES, INC. FANTLES BROS. COMPANY SCHEEL'S CLOTHING FLINT MOTORS, INC. SCHENK FUNERAL HOME FOX JEWELRY SCOBLIC 8: REEDSTROM STATIONERS FRED LEACH INSURANCE AGENCY SEARS ROEBUCK 8: COMPANY GENERAL FINANCE SKYLINE MOTEL GLOBE CLOTHIERS, INC. STUELPNAGEL HATCHERY GREEN'S STANDARD SERVICE TAGUE-ANDERSON MOTOR COMPANY GREGG MOTORS TASTEE TREET GURNEY SEED 81 NURSERY COMPANY TAYLOR'S SPORT 8: SUPPLY COMPANY HANGER STUDIO THE TOGGERY HANNY'S MEN'S STORE THOMPSON YARDS HOGAN'S SHOE STORE VANDERHULE TRANSFER 8: STORAGE CO HOTEL CHARLES GURNEY WALLBAUM DRUG HOTEL NANCY YANKTON BUSINESS COLLEGE IVAN TUFTY YANKTON DRUG J. C. PENNEY COMPANY YANKTON HOME GAS COMPANY JANOUSEK STUDIO YANKTON HOTELS COMPANY JO ELLEN SHOP YANKTON LAUNDRY JOSEPH VINATIERI 8: COMPANY The 1956 Arickara Staff gives a sincere Thank You to the local businessmen for making this yearbook possible. Princess Ree once again slips back into the supernatural as the spirit of YHS. She has led you through her experiences of the year 1955-56. The ex- periences she had were those of the students of YI-IS, she shared in the fun and the excitement, the victories and the heartbreaks. She walked across the stage at graduation and she too felt the tinglings and the joy of each graduate as he received his diploma. As she bows out Princess Ree Wishes good luck in the future to the gradu- ating students and hopes that this book will always remind them of their years in YANKTON HIGH-I . 1