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X U VX A xXf1QK, X ' ft ' Q ' MOWO Rl V X1 'Ex r 'V' Y .Q K, m Jr . .'., N Q .V lf, W'r 1 1 , , fs f,'f vt vgxbz- me N- Avugorward Ever-Backward Never.U. rrf U f s'x EIA ,.Y ,,' ,Q ,km H at 4 XX if I ' Cf! .glue , T . . -Gif' . T XXX 91414-V ,A XX Q 1 Colors Q' 1 if g.y u K , Jximst ' xx I X .2 ' -A. ' V v X X u ,, J- , W F Q fy j' f ,y l E XLQ - 'X N5 , Maroon Quo. eolo - ' ' ff' ,f'1'P,,+f'v- wt, s . ix' ' : W ' 5 '-. ' ,V ff A T I fkyx ' fs T T , T Flower 3 , Q A iid ylkm 'T' , l-T e.. Q Y I X ' , J , V. f Y y X N fue 5 ,- . .,, , 1 f ,1,, KJ gx X- X 9 X x , xrAmer1cah Beauty Rose N, 'A f fi -,X N A w X F X a f 4 f 21 flrcilfz A 1 fi ,' l. L. XA Karl ' I-' 'mf .ft el' rw J .- 'V i ' , iii ,': rl r-ll? 1' i V It I Q '51 'Ip f X' ' -rf' 'IC 'I v 1 . N, .- I , K. New ,L 17 ffl f'fw-ff. w xy ff! ,J , SENIOR CLASS HISTORY Twenty-one Seniors graduate this spring from this greet institution of learning, Conde High School. They greduete es young men ene women who are refdy end eager to compete with mathematical end ecientifie thinking in the problems of the world of today. ' But four years ego the situation wee quite different. We did not know how to think ecientificellyg in fact, we scarcely knew how to think et all. There were twenty-four members in the cleeethengeaeh one of us feeling new and rather lost. The upper-clnesmen didn't do much to help usg both the Seniors and the Sophomoree had e chance to initiate ue--I might add that both oleeses made the most of their chance. But after initiation week wfe over, we began to feel quite at home. Mr. Schultz was our class advisor and Mae Boullion was our president. Many members of our class went our enthusiastically for athletics :nd mueic. ' Some oven studied. Vclois Bymfrs, Keith Taylor, Lila Herr, Jerry Thomas, and Edward Brown made the honor rolll During the course of the year we gained Lorraine Nelson, Alton app, and Reese Mathieug but Louie Tennis decifed to take e vaca- tion nnd wait another year before ftrrting high echool in earnest. The Freehmen with the help of the Sophomores entertain- ed the entire high school at e picnic out at , the second bridge. The mnjority of the Freshmen clfss attended the school picnic which wrs held et Lake Kempeskr. On September 4, 1959, twenty-four of us came beck to Conde High ee Sophomores, elthough Kenneth Rehm fnd Vnlole Bymere, for some unoxplrined reeeon, decided to enroll in Turton High, end Reese Mathieu etryed in Verdon High for his Sophomore yerr. Esther Brin joined us in the middle of the yerr.nnd Graco Gross was with us for n ehort time. We, with the help of the Freshies, gave a picnic for the high school, out at the second bridge. All of thoee who managed to walk that far had a good time and plenty to ret. Edward Brown wee elected presidfnt of our elves and Mies Grnboweki was our clree advisor. Again our clrce was well represented in music and athletice. In the middle of the year Opal Chandler mfrrifd and moved to Cnrpenter. Alton Rapp was gone from our midst for three months on account of a broken leg. We rleo lost Lorraine Neluon, who moved to Huron. That year-both the Student Council end the Pep Club were organized. Keith Taylor end Betty Lefthousc represent- ed our class in the Student Council. A majority of thegirls joined the Pep Club. This year it wee our turn to initiate the Freshies, but insteed of initieting them rs we had been initiated, we gevc them e perty. , This, our second ye:-r ,.n high school found egreet numb!! of our class studying harder--a few even get ell WA'sW. Those of us who made the honor roll were' ' Keith Tgylor, Edward Brown, Mae Boullion, Jeanne Chron, Esther Bain, Beverly Dobberpuhl, Jerry Thomas, end Lila Herr. 18 We had our annual school picnic at Lake Kempeska Amuse- ment Perk. About'slxty4five students and faculty attended, In September, 1940, when we stertee our Junior year, Reese Mathieu, Bill Herrnen, end Houston Clausen joined us. This year proved to be one of the busiest and most enjoyable in our high school life. Our first high-light wee the Pheasant Feed. It was held in October qt the nDormu. The pheesents were supplied by the Junior end Senior boys, who were excused for 9 half dey to get them. We gave two dances for the high school, both of them were very successful. We were runners-up in the inter-class beskctbrll tournament. Many of our class were members of the ethletle groups. A majority were ln ell music orgenizntions: bend, mixed chorus girls glee club, end boys glee club. , Richard Hildebrent end Beverly Dobberpuhl represented Conde High School in the typing contest held et Werner. Our Junior Gless Play NJune In Jenurryn was e smash hit and was presented before a record crowd. Jerry Themes end Edward Brown wfre our representatives to Boys State. Members of the Student Council from our elrse were Betty Lofthouse, Beverly Dobberpuhl, Keith Taylor and Edward Brown. Edward Brown, Jeenne Cheon, Mae Boullion, Beverly Dobberpuhl, Jerry Themes, Keith Teylor, end Lila Herr again made the honor roll. The end of the year found us busily engaged in prepar- ing for the Junior-Senior Banquet end the publication of the school annual. As usurl, we started out by teklng our time ant ended up in e rush. The banquet wee followed by the prom--the first prom in the history of Conde High School. Everyone who attended enjoyed himself. Our, super-duper annual was given out just four weeks efter we hed started worhlng on it. Record time and record annual!!! ' This, our lest yerr, we hope, in Conde High School, found us e class of twenty-one dignified Seniors. Houston Clausen and Lily Lehne ere no longer with us, but we grined Mildred Licnhard. During the middle of the yeer Bob Smith joined us but couldn't stand it end left after ebout six weeks. , . Keith Trylor beceme el ss prcsleent fnC Mr. Schultz our cless sponsor. Only six students get elfss rings. Our cless put on the first school dence this yerr. Being Seniors we were the ones who were entortr ned ent the Juniors hed to do all the work nt the Phersent Feed. Edwrrd Brown beceme president of the Student Council for the first semester ann Jerry Themes wrs president for the second semester. The other representetivos to x the council from our cless were Jernnc Chron . . end Beverly Dobberpuhl. Keith Taylor wrs appointed Sergcent-rt-rrms. In the wer stamp srles drive thft wfs sponsored by the Council, the Seniors hed r stupendous nfrgin on ell other classes. Reese Mathieu owned more steoos thrn env one else in th? entire high school. H L 19 Again our close was prominent in music and athletic lorganizetione. There were ten Scniors in the WSupcr1orf band, four in the Girls Gloc Club, and ten in Mixed Chorus. Keith Taylor, Edward Brown, Jerry Thomas, ' Lila Herr, Mrc Boullion, Beverly Dobborpuhl, Jernne Chnon, Betty Lofthouee, and Richrrd Hildebrrnt meds the honor roll. More of the Seniors would have been on the- honor roll had Economics not been r stumbling-block. , On April SO we attended Career Dey rt Redfield. All of ue enjoyed the Junior-Senior Banquet and Prom held on Meyl5. Our high school life ended with Becoelrurerte on Sunday May 17, Clase Night on Mey 18, end Commencement on May 19. . SENIOR SONGS Milffrfbcii 1 4 , Jeanne, Beverly:... William Betty.. Edward. Shirley Warren, Anne... Wyman.. Mae .... Jerry.. L1le,,, Reese., Owen,.. Carl... Altun,, Freddie Keith,, Florian,,., Rieherd,... NShrine'of.St, Cecilia.N 'PlnynetoaQ' HSomebody'e Rocking My Dream Boat,n VDeep In The Heart of Texus,n Jihle Love Of Hine,n VHemember Pearl Harbor,N nScatterbraln,n NYe Three,n Hwhy Dgntt We Do This More Often.N UShow Me The Way To Go Home.u HOnly Forever,u nSomebody Else Ie Taking My PlaC6.n UOh Promise Me,u WJealous,n UBelle Of San Raquel.n Uwhen The Work'e All Done Th1S Fa11.n HSweethearts Or Strangers,W NDuy Dreem1ng,U nNobody's Dar1ing.u- nTon1ght We Love,n WI Don't Went To Set The world On Fire.u 20 SENIOR CLASS QROPHECY The Class of '42 made e mutuel rgreement just before they left the domain of the Conde High School building, to stage e home coming of the class, et Conde in the year of 1962. It is new the first dey of May in the eventful yerr of 1962 and in the new auditorium of the new Conden High School building, lerected in 1960 at e cost of 349,000l we find the meeting of the Clase of '42 in progress, Of course, at eveU'gethering of this type there must be e master of ceremonies. Filling this role we find thrt curly haired, wise-cracking comedian-+-thet second Red Skelton---who is none othfr thrn our own Richerd Hildebrant. We ere not surprised et his position in life. He always was an extremely witty personege. Upon further investigation we find thrt he broadcasts over the hutuel Network every Tues, dey night for the new NFcrmule X557 Cnri Application Heir Curler.H From the looks of Red's heir, he certainly must be e prying advertisement for hi: sponsor. The meeting gets into full swing as Richerd cells upon the most distinguished member of the Clase of '42, You guessed it, he is nbne cthrr thrn that person, who we would cell a trifle imperirlistic, the Honorable Senrtor Keith Taylor. Yes, he 'might bf erlled - serond Senetor Rorrh for it looks es though he is e permfnfnt fixture in Congress. He wrs elwfys one who never gfve un hope es long as there wes e slight chance for success. Next we look to see what thrt other bright boy in our cless hes been doing to mcke the shillings roll his wryg of course we mean Edward Brown. We find 'tart Edwfrd hes fol- lowed.his father's footsteps end is doing flright for him- self,'nlthough he hesn't moved off of his form southwest of Conde, He has made r fortune growing wweeteorn--corn that has a neat little hrndle on the end of eeeh cob. This is quite en improvement end is eperecietwe by ell people of America because very few knew the correct wry of handling thet Hcornn before. Next upon the etrge comes that little yum-yum girl of the '42 Classy hrs. Robert White Knee Vetty .Lofth7u1el. Yes, after being- 0 successful nurse for fifteen yerrs she finally hooked e poor unsuspecting petirnt. We feel sorry for Bob who, efter eluding Betty for fifteen yeers, finally was confined in the hospital where Uetty worked. After Mrs. White hrs paused for breath, we see r men coming up the steus. He is weering overalls end e straw het and carries e pitchfork in his hfnd. Kp, it isn't thedevil, 21 it is our successful farmer friend, Carl Hanson. It seems that good old Sidney Bill is at his Utopia out on his farm east of town. Of course, we all remember the girl in high school who couldn't seem to find a Hsteadyn or Hunsteadyn, and here she comes now. We wish to introduce to you Mrs. Herman Liskovitch, formerly Anna Herring. We find she is operating a matrimonial bureau for the lovelorn as that is how she got Her-man and she wants to help other girls along the path of matrimony. Here comes Wyman Eske, the young man who was always a lover of the Juke-box specialty NThe Wabash Cannon-bhlfiv It seems that the song must have had some effect on his career as he is new the chief engineer on the Wabash Line. We find that Jeanne Chaon and Mae Boullion have merged their talents and invented a posture-inducing machine. They had it patented way back in 1949 and have made enought money to put them on easy street for life. After looking into the business we find the girls have Lloyd Lyren and Maurice Huber on the road selling this indispensible machine. We are sorry that Warren Dittus couldn't make it home for the reunion meeting, but he has sent us his greetings by telegram. It seems that as a Professor at Yale University, he finds it very difficult to leave during the regularschooi term. At the appearance of the next alumnus everyone seems to take a particular interest and all eyes are cast on this beautiful girl ascending to the stage. It is the one and only Gypsy Rose Nash. Of course, we always knew her as Shirley. She has made 9 name for herself, and is known all over the United States but for the first few years it was a pretty bare living to try and make both ends meet. Also acpearing with Miss Gypsy Rose Nash on the stage is her manager. He too is a mamber of our illustriousclassg it is none other than that nSpread it on Thickn Florian McPartland. That Uhacn really has got a line. Its too bad that he doesn't run some sort of a tackle shop. UMacn has been with most all the big entertainers but it seems that he prefers Shirley. As you know there always was a soft spot in his heart for that certain young lady. Of course we can't forget the brilliant girl of our class who is also here. It is Lila Herr Cnow Ball? who re- sides on a farm Northeast of the metrowolis of Verdon. It seems that the sparkle that glowed on her finger during the last year of high school wasn't just one of those Woolworth specials. She has had twenty years of marital bliss and we wish her many more. Whats this music we hear in the back of the auditoruim? You guessed it. The Surprise Band of 1962, Alton Rapp and his Rug-Cutter Jazz. The band is just on their way from the Strand in New York to make a picture in Hollywood so it is just by cahnce that we were able to have Rapp with us. One of tae outstanding qualities of the band is the Gob-Stick 2?.ir, beauty Beverly Dobberpuhl, who is also a sensational vocal- ist. Beverly was playing jobs in New York when Alton found her and signed her up to avpear with his band. We find Mildred Lienhard a successful Botanist. She has taken the place of the late Lurther Burbank. Sho has developed a potato that grows above ground and merely has to be picked. ' Up onto the stagerunvglides the graceful ballet dancer, Owen Klapperich. Of course, he has played all the large theaters in the United States and has given performancls abroad. He has just gotten back from a very successful trip to Paris. Keep those nimble feet going, Owen. Who is this that we see coming up in a wheet chair: No, it isn't the result of a car accident, it is just the worlds laziest man, Bill Hearnen. His servant tells us that Bill is Wworkingn in Ringling Brothers side show. Billdoesn't even say Uhcllon as he is too lazy. We always wondered, when he was in school, what he wrs studying to become. Over in a far corner we see two of the most successful graduates of '42, Reese Mathieu Jr. and Jerry Thomas, Mr. Mathiru was president of a fire cracker company and Jerry owned a firm that manufactured steam radiator valves, but these businesses blew up and so they combined their talents and are now making safety pins. This business is likely to hold the two men together for quite a while. It is 'rumored that at present they are discussing the construction of a pin plant in Verdon, which is Reese Mathieu's former home town. Now last but by no means least we find that character, Freddie Simmons. Has he got along in the world? I should hope to smile. He is now president of the Crosley Car Cor- poration. He ascended to presidency by his invention of the open air assembly line which makes exclusive use of skyhooks Good going Freddy! We always knew that your 'inventime genius would get you somewhere. The meeting ends with Alton's band playing UAuld Lang Synen and everyone drinks a toast to everyone elses success. Of course Bill Hearnen remained sitting to drink his toast as he was too lazy to stand up. 25 SENIOR PERSONALITIES MAE BOULLION Mixed Chorus lj Gloe Club lj Class President lg Class Play 5-43 Pep Club 43 Class Sec. 5 HOBBY---Roller Skating AMBITION---To be n stenograpner PET PEEVE---Wise cracks FAVORITE SUBJECT---Shorthand EDWARD BROWN Band l-2-5-43 Mixed Chorus 1-2-5-4: Basketball l-2-5-43 Annual Staff 53 Student Council 2-5-43 Class Play 53 Class Pres. 23 Vice-Pres. 52 Paper Staff 5'4S Sax Qunrtette 2-5-4: Student Council Pres. 43 Eoy's State Rcpresentative5n HOBBY---Collecting stamps AHEITION---To be a success PET PEEVE---Economics FAVORITE SUBJECT---Typing JEANNE CHAON Band 5-43 Kittcnbsll 23 Class Play 5-43 Student Council 43 Annual Staff 53 Pep Club 43 Paper Staff 5-4 HOBBY---Dancing AMBITION---Interior decorator PET PEEVE---Wise cracking boys FAVORITE SUBJECT---Latin WARREN DITTUS Band 23 Class Play 4 HOBBY---Hsve'nt any AMBITION---T0 be Q Great Man PET PEEVE---Women FAVORITE SUBJECT---English BEVERLY DOEBERPUHL Mixed Chorus l-2-5-43 Sextet lj Glec Club l-2-5 43 Bend 2-5-43 Class Play 5-43 Pep Club 2-5-43 Clarinet Quinette 51 Clarinet Solo 2-43 Student Council 5-43 Annual Staff 53 Paper Staff 5-43 Class Queen l-2-53 Pres. 53 Class Sec. 43 Kittenball l HOBBY---Reading AMBITION---To be successful PET PEEVE---Coneeited people anywhere FAVORITE SUBJECT---Typing 24 IIHAEI Bmw UGUNNERU -FDITTYH UIBEVII EIDWQFQTRN WYMAN ESKE UESKEN Baseball I-2-3-4 HOBBY---Dear hunting AMBITIONum-Wn1p the Japs PET PEEVEW--Studying FAVORITE SUBJECT---Business Law CARL HANSON NSIDNEY BILLU Farming ' HOBBY---Hunt1ng AMBITION---Farming PET PEEVE---School FAVORITE SUBJECT---Economics WILLIAM HEARNEN WBILLU Basketball l-5-4g Baseball l-2-5-4 HOBBY---Carpenter . AMBITION---Army pilot PET PEEVE---Assembly lectures FAVORITE SUBJECT---Business Law LILA HERB ULILAH Band 2-3-4g Mixed Chorus 2-5-43 Girls Glee Club l-2-5-43 Pep Club 5-43 Clase Play 5-43 Spartan Staff 5 HOBBY---4-H Club AMBITION---Be successful in everything PET PEEVE---Smart alecks FAVORITE SVBJECT---Latin l ANNA HERRING HFISHH Band 2-5-43 Mixed Chorus 1-2-5-4g Glee Club 1-2- 5-43 Class Play 5-43 Kittenball l-2-5-45 Pep Club 2-5-45 Clarinet Quintette 2-5 HOBBY---Sports AMBITION---To be a nurse PET PEEVE---Wise Cracks FAVORITE SUBJECT---Sociology RICHARD HILDEBRANT NRGGH Baseball l-245-4 Boy's Glee Club HOBBY---None in AMBITION---To be PET PEEVE---Pain FAVORITE SUBJECT 5 Basketball l-245-Q5 Fixed Chorus 3-Q5 53 Play 45 particular Mayor of Crandall , ted up girls ---Typing 25 OWEN KLAPPERICH Mixed Chorus 1-2-5-43 Boy's Glee Club 53 Class Play 1-5 HOBBY---Roller skating AMBITION---To become Great PET PEEVE.--Farming FAVORITE SUBJECT---Typing MILDRED LIENHART MBU Club l-2-53 Clase Play 5 HOBBY---Gathering poems AMBITION---To become a nurse PET PEEVE---Sercastic personalities FAVORITE SUBJECT---Physiology BETTE LOFTHOUSE Sand l-2-5-43 Mixed Chorus 2-5-43 Glee Club 2-5 43 Klttenball l-2-5-43 Paper Staff 5-43 Annualf 53 Student Council 53 Class Play 5-43 Pep Club 2-5-43 Cheerleader l-2-5-43 Sax Quartette 2-5 HOBBY---Dancing AMBITION---To be a successful nurse PET PEEVE---Getting up in the morning FAVORITE SUBJECT---English EEESEPMATHIEU JR. I K W -l,. --3-,3 H. Bgnd'l-5a43 MiiCQ3CHDPUS I-5-43 Boy's Glee Club 52 Baseball l-5-43 Basketball 53 Class Play 5-4 Vice-Pres. 4 HOBBY---Listening to hot Bands AMBITION---To be a crooner PET PEEVE---Studying FAVORITE SUBJECT---American Government FLORIAN MCPARTLAND Class Play 5-43 Cheerleader 53 Annual Staff 53 Spartan Staff 5-43 Mixed Chorus 53 Boy's Glee Club 5 A HOBBY---Hunting AMBITION---Whip the Japs PET PEEVE---Working FAVORITE SUBJECT---Typing 26 owEN NMILLYN UBUTCHU HJQEH NMAC!! swat SHIRLEY NASH Class Play 5-45 Pep Club 2-3-4 HOBBY---Dancing HNASHU AMBITION---To live on a farm and raise nBusches' PET PEEVE---Washing dishes FAVORITE SUBJECT---American History ALTON RAPP Baseball l-2-5-45 Band l-2-5-4 HOBBY---Listening to the radio WDOCU AMBITION---To belong to the Postal Service PET PEEVE---Some of these teachers FAVORITE SUBJEDT---Business Law JERRY THOMAS Band 2-5-43 Mixed Chorus 5-43 Boy's UMIKEH Glee Club 53 Clarinet Quintette 53 Class Play 3-43 Student Council Pres. 43 Spartan Editor Sy Boy's State Representative 5 HOBBY---Collecting stamps AMBITION---Go to College PET PEEVE---Studying FAVORITE SUEJECT---Geometry KEITH TAYLOR NSENATORU Junior Clase Plnyg Claes Play 43 Student Council 53 Sgt.-at-Arms 43 Conetitutioncl Convention lg Editor of Spartan 3-43 Baseball 2-3 3 Boy's Glee Club 55 Band 2-5-43 Mixed Chorus l-2-5-43 Sec. Treas.Cleee President: Editor of Annuel 5. HoBBY---Hunt1ng AMBITION---Attnin the Bent in life I can PET PEEVE---A nulkor' FAVORITE SUBJECT---Mathematics FREDLRICK SIMMONS Bend 5-4 HOBBY---Hunting Hrnmbnimu AMSIIION---Own n new car with new tires PET PEEVE---Bringing home my report FAVORITE sUeaEcT---Typ1ng ev card SENIOR CLASS WILL We of the Senior class, of age mature, Both sound of mind and on disposed bent, Hereby indite the following bequests J In our lest will and solemn testament. A To Florence, with her beautiful red hair, Anna wills her purse without despair. Lila Herr, without half tryin' Lenves her ambition to Lloyd Lyren. Beverly, the Senior classes Queen, Leaves her mnny honors to Eileen. Mae and her becoming wsys, Are left to brighten Vidu's days. Jerry whose quietness seems lost, Is given to Edith without 2 cost. His winning smile and curly hair, Bill leaves to Tux least he despair. Shirley's smiles and happy laughter, She leaves to Audrey to use hereafter. Wyman, the quiet one of the crowd, Wills his ways to Ventch, cause he's too loud Keith, with his pompous air, Leaves it to Neil for him to weir, Richard leaves his pretty curls. To nnyone,of the Junior girls. Freddie Simmons the scientific menace, Leaves his ability in Physics to Tennis. Carl to get his waist line beck to par, Wills his spare tire for Freddie's cnr. Junior Mdthieu, as you may guess, Leaves his heart behind to Bette S. Mildred, the quiet one of the class, Connedes her wsys to Eunice, s Junior lass. Alton and his grades in Business Law class, He leaves to Gleevn in hopes she'll pass. 28 E1 ll EERE Evfvl Il! Edward wills his helpful notes in snow book, To Wava if she would only look. Q Florian's good nature and common sen o Are left to Flqttcn with no offense. Owen, the Studlous little boy, H W Wills his ways to Bob to be more,coy Jeanne who wHnts'to do her bit, I --Leaves to Catherine all her wit. . Bette Lo so her life she can onjoy,' 'wills to Eleanor.eyory faithloeg boy 'Warren in QPQQT to help the oruoo, Wills to Donalih hll the Qohools law Q We leave omir' fine cxamploo timely rf Escape the follies they miQht aloe b 1 l A 'To OUP-dBQF,A1mQ Mater go our thanks ,For all the joys of'thoee four yoors .We're euro thdt'you'w1ll lovingly ro ll Each one of ue whllo memory doth last v. i ' ' ' ' ' SIGNEDQ ,Samoa cuss Qfflifg ff?',Z3fj,f l HMM? In WWA ' fb . YW WZ ,ff , 'ff 'jpg fNWW VW., 9 29 H SENIOR cuss NIGHT may ie, l942 School Song, , ,,,,, Band WSlOOmS, ,., , Betty Lofthouse Salutatorian , , , , Edward Brown Claw Hifstofff' . . . Beverly Dobberpuhi Reminiscences, , , , ' ,,,, Mae Boullion, Lila Herr Florian McPartland, Owen Klapperich Valedictory: . , Keith Taylor Clase will ,..,,,,,, , , , Shirley Nash Do's and Don'ts of Conde High, ,,,,, Richard Hildebrant Class PI'OplLcGjf . . Reese Mathieu, Jerry Thomas Advice to Juniors, ,,,,,,, , , Anna Herring Presentation of Key , Keith Taylor to Betty Schneider Class Farewell , , , , , Jeanne Chaon Farewell to CQ-:nie High , , Senior Class Star Spangled Brnnen , , Band 'Sn QL' BACCALAUREATE SERVICES Methodist Church Sunday, May 17, 1942 11:00 A,M, . Processional. 4 4 . . ..... Ardis Fahrenwald Introit 589 . . , , ,Choir and Congregation Hymn No, 4 , , , , ,,,,,, ', , ,Congregation Affirmation of Faith ,,,, No, 3, Page 5l2,Congregat1on Prayer ...... -. Lord's Prayer , , Selection ,,,,, Responsive Reading, , Glori Patri ,.,,,, I, None But The Lonely Heart , Sermon ,,,, , Announcements Offertory hymn No, 491, , ?eneiiction , Recessional . Rev, Albert E, Hocking , , , Choral Response , , , , , Choir , , ,Page 599 , ,Congregation , , , Girls Glee Club Rev. Albert E. Hocking , , , , ,Congregation Rev. Albert Eh Hocking 1. rin? .51 Fehx' 0T'a1'IEi1.'j. COMNENCEMENT PROGRAM Municipal Building Tuesday, May 19, l942 8200 P,M,i Selections, , , , , , School Band Processional. , ,,,, Ardis Fahrenwald InVOCatiOH. . . .Rev, Albert E. Hocking Salutatory, , , , ,Edward Brown Valedictory ,,.,,' ,,,,,,,,,,, Keith Taylor Awarding 8th Grade Diplomas Sweet and Low ,,,- ,.'....., Girl's Glee Club Commencement Address, . , , , ,,,, , , , , Leo Temmy Attorney General'of.So,.Dmk, Concerto Rsndo in Bb Major, . ,,,,,. Clarinet Solo A Beverly Dobberpuhl Presentation of Awards A Class Presentation , , , , , Supt, E, W, F, Schultz Awarding Diplomas, , ,,,, Mr, Leslie Sondergard V, Pres, Board of Education Benediction. . . . . Rev. Albert E, Hocking W M! ff,fff.7u. f,Zf ff1 w .,. ..,'. .,',,.' , Q M, v f1ffw',f fff ffff I -0 ' 5 XXV' x 1' !f K 4 6-.4-'-,,... f 3 X. 1 - ' .-3 .A ., glz. . -.:gf.xr' 4 -' r. , ,- ',.3',' . - LM- 1 uf -, vm ,X Qi X 5 ,ff , .Q.,... 5. ,Y 7: In Q 1, Inv' I . ..Jf.,-.tiki ' ' ,iQiTEiffQQf'r1 '.'QL' Llfi?-'Q f X 1. 51 ., sniff . . -L f ,,,,,. x 1 H1 4 -yf '? i-f?1'f':,1 -U .' - ' 4' !-iEfq.,.,. -A A-4 M -'-- .' . :-,... Q . i., m... 3 Vs '-4. .,N l I 1 1 v 4. I ly 4 I m L - 1 w , 1. , .. , .., Y - - f y A H do xxx 1 1 Ist row: Eunice Cntshnw, Wave Morrill, ElfanorD1ttus,Betty Schneider, Audrey Mathews, Vida Eredloy. ' 2nd row: Eileen Taylor, Gleova Hopfnor, Florence Taylor, Catherine Foy, Edith Hanson, Donalda Olson, M195 O'Loary. W 5rd row: Robert Whlto, Lewis Tennis, Froder1okSander5 Neil Lenz, Lloyd Lvron, Waynr Vobtch. Dale Flatton and Boyd Tuwksbury aro not in tho picture. Offioors ILOOCI .DOUG CII Olll ty Vioo-Prroid:nt........ ........Nr1l Lenz Secretary-Troaouror... ...Eleanor Dittus Sponsor..,.. .... .... ....Mlsa OfLhrry Xg xy. .,'f H Q hy, I t., . 55, JUNIOR CLASS HISTORY Our Great Adventure began on September 1, 1959, hen we enrolled in High School. We gallantly suffered the h dship of initiation and became full pledged members of t high school. Donald Quinn was elected to lead us through 'the year with Edith Hanson and Robert White as co-leaders. ' Mr, Sabaka was chosen our class advisor. Donald ,Quinn and Dorothy Taylor were our members to the Student Council. We began end ended our first year, with twenty-one people,hav- ing lost one pupil end gained another, namely, Austin Nash, who ddopped out of school and Donalda Olson who entered from Bradley. We were well represented in all activities outside of class, namely music, baseball, kittenball, and basketball As a celebration on becoming Sophomorcs, we greatly enjoyed the annual Picnic, at Lake Kampeska. Enrnlling the following year we found that we stall had twenty-one members two of whom wen? new, Lloyd Lyren , Alc- ester and Grace Gross of Bradley, 'hese two replaced Donald Quinn who moved to Aberdeen and Violetta Johnson who moved to California. We ended the yeer with nineteen members,how- ever, due to the fact that Grace Gross dropped out of school and Luella Lokcn moved to Watertown. To replace our old leaders we elected Dorothy Taylor as leader-in-chief and Neil Lenz and Frances Dunne as co-leaders. Betty Schneider and Lloyd Lyrcn were chosen to represent us in the Student Council and Mr. Koski was chosen class advisor. Un Septem- ber 2O the Freshman and Sophomores were hosts at a weiner roast given three miles Freshman ye but did not nament. At the picnic, for the entire high school. This was held about from town and all students hiked out. As ln our r we were well represented in outside activities show up well in the annual class basketball tour the end of our Sophomore year we greatly enyoyed again held at Lake Kampeska. Our Junior year, 1941-1942, began with gredt promises, for we had as many students in our class as were in the Senior Class. Later, however, we lost Dorothy Taylor, who moved to Brentford. He elected Betty Schneider as leader with Neil Lenz and Eleanor Dittus as co-lenders. 1M1ss O'Leary was chosen as class advisor. The Student Council, had more significance for us this year, as we were permitt- ed to have four members in it. They were: Betty Schneiden Wava Morrill, Robert White, and Neil Lenz. We found our Jun- ior year much more exciting, for now we could enter into act subsequently the annual ivities such as the school paper and which we took charge of at the beginning of the second sem- ester. We also put on n Junior Play, HOh, Promise Mein on November 14. Another privelege that we enjoyed was the Jdun- lor-Senior Banquet and Prom held May 14. The class also took part in a large share of the activities. In the class bask- etball tournament we ranked second. Me are anxiously look- ing forward to the picnic that will mark another milestone in our Great Adventure. 56 Wayne Vida Audrey Eleanor Eunice Lloyd Gleeva Eileen Bette gNeil Florence Robert Edith Boyd Donalda Catherine Dale Louis 'bv HVEI Freddie To To Be To EH EWEMR MRQI AHbITIONb QF THE JUNIOR-CLA5b get all he can out of school without studying. be good at whatever she does, a housewife. ride in a merry Oldsmobile, To live on a farm north of town, Wash dishes in a rooming house, To be a house-keeper in California. Just go HBuzzing' around. To To To To To To To To To To To be Joe's best g1r1,' know nDobhyH better. shrlnk in he1fht.' V . have Bette L, live in town again. be good at whatever she attempts. be a pilot on an air liner. be on air stewardess, be 2 good nurse, catch and hold a Betty, , be 5-1 more efficient skipper Knot on m shipl. keep her HB1ll'sH straight, Just to be with Patsy, 37 milf 1 PHEASANT msn 1- . The annual Pheasant Feed was held on October 6, atffthe Dormitory. Members of the Junior and Senior classes brought the pheasants after a week end of pheasant hunting, Mrs. Herring prepared the Hfeedn and the serving was done by volunteers from the Junior and Senior classes. About fifty guests enjoyed the Ufeedn. An Autumn theme was very well- carried out with decorations of autumn leaves, stuffedpheas- ants and candles, This event was brought to a fitting close with speeches and accounts of various activities from the students. All present had a very nice time and every one had plenty to eat, BANQUET The annual Junior and Senior Banquet was served to fifty-one guests on Wednesday evening May 13th, A military theme was carried out in the decorations of the rooms and tables as well as in the menu and program. The tables were decorated with miniature artillery. - Each quest was presented with a UMemory Booku which contained the names of the Junior and Senior Classes and the names of the Faculty, The program, menu, and dance program is also included in the book, After a short program the remainder of the evening was spent in dancing, m......U,.... , i-...N-.un fv -fx V- -A f ,. M ,N ll yfxff 'f lfxgffffxlxj f- N, w! fffiff if W ff fyfgff fQ,,fff faffflfj 'W O ,fIffU ffl? , f.2'f:f lgi, ,'AA ' 5 ' -, 'HQ 33:1 V ,' . 'AIU V . fin- 1, -- - .J , I' ,, P s .- 4 , ,Af xfgfqx ,I 3,15 'film . LY E'-ffi, L .N Ti3f,,1- 'r f ,f :fy .. X W1 'ri iwfiff 1ALg:xfc- 14,4- 1 ,Jv.f8,,11r1-gap 0,4 ffz,,.A-we M: ,, 254404-Jiri F N n 4 4 N w ll,,, f5x,, lst row: Mary Klapperich, Delores Olson, Beverly Lofthouse, Rosella Simmons, June Ellingson, Dorothy Bertsch, 2nd row: Arthur Lienhard, Robert Collins, Hr. Bulka, Larl Grandpre, Loren Hildebrant, Beverly Herr and Mary 3radloy are not in tne picture, Officers A PFCSiq5nt.:..-fosoosooootscnhou o ous so nnonorothy Bertgch Viet fr.eiaent,,,,,,,, ,,,, .. .. ...June mllingson Secretary-Treasurer... ,.Arthur Lienhard Spl-Jrlsorxttitlibsllixut O I 1 Ollltllirn 41 SOPHOMORE CLASS HISTORY When school began on September 2, l94O, twelve Freshmen enrolled. Misery Week wee shortened to two days and ended with a party given by the Sophomoree, We elected Beverly Lofthouee, Preeidentg Mary Klepperlh Vice-Preeldentg Robert Collins, Secretery and Treasurer, Our members to the Student Council were Loren Hildebrent and Mary Bradley. Robert Collins wee elected Sergeant-et-arms, Peggy Bultmen enlisted er'che one of the first month, but Lawrence Gross dropped out. Mary Bradley wee elected cendidete for Freshmen Class Queen. In the middle of the fifth six weeks Louis Clausen entered our class. , We were well repreeented in music, eporte, the Student Council end other activities. , ' We enrolled as Sophomores on September lQ l941.Wef lbet Peggy Bultmen, Louis Claueen end Merrie Bewek, but we gained June Elllngeon end Arthur Lcinhert. For our leedere we chose Dorothy Bcrtech, Presidentg Juno Ellingeon, Vice-Preeidentg end Arthur Leinhert,,Secre- tary and Treasurer. Beverly Lofthouse end Earl Grandprevrre elected as our representatives to the Student Council. , Bob Collins wee our only repreeentrtive in the Bend. Beverly Lofthouse, Bob Collins, and Eerl Grendpre represent- ed ue in Mixed Chorus. Beverly Loftheuee in Glee Club and June Elllngson and Beverly Lofthouee in Kittenbell. Bob Collins end Earl brendpre, pertieipeted in Basketball end Baseball. 1 .The end of the Sophomore year lcrves ue well end heppy, with en'enrollmcnt of eleven Bophomoree, the emrlleet class in C.H.S. We are all looking forwerd te enrolling in Conde High next year with e bigger end better Junior Clees then CVCF. , 42 So They Say Dorothy HDoubt whom you will but never yourself.n Mary B. NA sweet oxpression is the hishost type of foma1e.' lovel1noss.n Bob UI like mo, too.u Juno niolltudo is somotincse the best soc1sty.n Beverly L. nSpeech is graat, but silonco is groator.n Earl NOn arguement alone my faith is built.n Arthur uKy thoughts ar: on anothor world.U Beverly H. uEverfbody says gg, and what everybody says must bo truc.u Loran UI like my wisg cracks toogn Mary K. nMaybe I am in love, so what.H Dolores HTharo will be a hill-billy wgddins in Juno.H Rosolla UI am not what I was once.U 4-5 ' '. f'-: . In V L-F '- il, I W W fff gg1'f ff'fff'! ' ff ff fl XII!! 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Vincent 5rd row: Jerry Hcarncn, Laynard Ejornstmd, Reuben Cleven Marvin Brown, Wayne Klappsrlch CFWICZFS Ercsidant..... ....Jcrry Hcarncn Vice Ercsident... .... .Botty Bjcrkc Sccrgtary-Treasurer... ...Patricia Koenig 47 Fsssslmn cmss 'EI stony When school began on September 1, 1941, there were nineteen Freshmen enrolled, We elected -Jerry Hearnen for our President: Betty Bjerke, Vice-Presidentg and Patricia Koening, Secretary-Treasurer, 'Mr, Vincent was elected our class advisor, Jerry Hearnen and Patricia-Koenig were elected as our class representatives to the Student Council. . Four of the nineteen stufents who had enrolled in yur class dropped out during the course of the first semester, Rueben Cleven enrolled at the beginning of the second semest er. We were initiated one day and then we were invited to a party given bu the Sophomores, A nice time was reported by all who attended, After Christmas vacation we settled down to await the semester exams. We passed the ordeal fortunately .Without any serious mishaps. The Freshman class participated in many school activi ties. Some of the class taking part in Basket Ball, Kitten Ball, Baseball, Bend, Mixed Chorus, end Girl's Glee Club, We are eagerly awaiting vacation, 48 Ugg THEY gay Betty Bjerke,Q.,'Old gossips are usually young flirts gone to seed.n Betty Buising .... nThere is danger in all extremes.n Wayne Klapperich .,.. NThere is little pleasure in pure waten' Anna White .... WFoul whisperings are abroad,U Leo Bertsch .... NHe can who thinks he can,W Maynard Bjornstad .... nLike a star glancing out fromthe clear blue sky.n Marvin Brown ,,,, UMy own thoughts are my compan1ons,n Darleen Veatch .... 'False as stairs of sand.n Eunice McPartland,.,,nYouth without faith is as daywithdut 1ove11Qaes.9 5 . Gene Smith ,.,. UA good name is better than bags of gold,N' Reuben Cleven ,,.. nThe ever burning lamp of accumulatedwisdom' Dick Sondergard ,,,, Uwho knows me better than myeelf,n Jerry Hearnen ..,. NI would give all my fame for a pint of ale ' and eafety.n Patricia Koen1g,,.,NAn eminent reputation is as dangerous as a bad one,n Hazel Chaon ,... NGaity is the soul's healthg sadness is Sta po1son.H Mabel Rahm ,,,, WTO endure is greater than to dare,n 49 fx . -Y. . ,,, A'Aif'1-N'-A . ,X . Wi., ' - . ': f'5?,B1'S-'y- r'-- , . 1f.'x:k'wKf'eH!-p 1, 'RTF' ',jAgQfTl ' -..,'112'g. f-:L . . , X. x - - Fggffyzggf .. -.1- V i4.,,5p., , ,, Lf-M .Aiwa-A J' .f .:.-2 . we . 1- vv . --f . ,,... ,,, S, 3.52.7,r,l-x ,T .Us 11-if-I 4. gr .534 Y, , .fL,,Ri,.7!, gf ,,xfffi-:g,,g.5.-64,55QQ?-g,.,,,,, fx t,,,,,, fu :af 1 ' -' '.1fu-wif' ' L IW.. Sf., Tv.. r. ?,,,2-X. fiwf- .hff2rii'Y 1 if..-,..v.em.fW4,ngw H,2.w+-f?'s.q5i1'rw:..s.v.9 c',f-i-eww..-. ' If'?. -'K 'ZH .--LQ -4 . ' Q E , Awif,-11,12 f., . 1'- Lc.'.' 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Q- ' f , Af' g:2j,4,6'f 14122 X j -,ff- ' A ,M ,f, w ' ff f j, f f ' Av,,fj.z4,'P . , .1 f'f'4 ' . 2 ff' 1' v- af'V'1? fq L' ' , , ,if L, 5 . 3 K3 af' ,ff 1- if L I , r' I ff JZ x., i X. if ' ' 'f' 1'1 -Jrqfl 4 ,' I 6 v ,W Z, ,, , , K , , . ,Z -'Z-7774! - , 4, IJC4, f,ff-44'i', lffjlfjfffi-4' , L J f L ' X ww- -we . I xx f ffl B l B Q? O ..-,-- - f -Q-.-4......,...-,.-....1..-. --.. ..-X-... B c 7frg Betty Bjerke, Eunice Cutenew, Wav Brown, Beverly Doooerpunl, Edward Darlene Veatch, Anna White let row: 0 Morrill, Marvin Brown, Lila Herr 2nd row: Betty Loftnouee, Beverly Lefthouge, Catherine Fey, Anne Herring, Kr. Bulke, Betty Buieing, Gleeva Hopfner, Betty Schneider 5rd row: Reese Mathieu, Jerry Thomas, Frederick Sanders, Richard Bildebrent, Keith Taylor, Neil Lenz, Owen Klnpperien, Wayne Veetcn Sopranos Altos Bette Loftnouee Betty Bjerke Anna Herring Eunice Cutehaw Gleeva Hopfner Beverly Loftnouse Betty Buieing Lila Herr Fava Morrill Tenors Betty Schneider Anna White Edward Brown Catherine Fey Owen Klapperich Derleen Veatch Neil Lenz Keith Taylor Basses Jerry Thomas Kayne Veetch Richard Hildebrant Mnrvin Brown Reese Mathieu Frederick Sanders Accompeniet-Beverly Dooberpunl 53 MUSIC The various musical organizations of Conde High School again attended the annual State Music Contest held in Aberdeen April 9 and lO, The first day was devoted to solos and small groups, Our representative for the events of the first day was Beverly Dobberpuhl, who presented a Clairnet solo, nConcerto Rondo in Bb Majorn, Beverly was accompanied by Ardis Fahrenwald at the piano, We were glad to hear that she rated a third on her solo, On April lO, the members of the Band, Girls Glee Club, and Mixed Chorus were privileged to go to Aberdeen to com- pete, A total of thirty-six students Contest, The students found the Contest and all had a fine time, Upon learning tha under the able direction of Mr, Bulka, sha with Claremont, everyone was over-joyed. three selections, NHeadwayN, HMatineen, Trumpetersu, By winning first, the Band to participate in the National Region ll Aberdeen on May 15, The Girls Glee Club received a third sang for their selection, Newest and Lowa pa rticipated in the very interesting t the C,H.S. Band red first place The Band played and nThe Phantom was thus eligible Music Contest, in rating, The Girls The Mixed Chorus also received a third rating. This musical group of students presented their selection, Hwindy Weathern, At 8 O'clock in the evening a large group of students attended the Grand Concert, in which the first place winners of the various events presented their numbers, The Band, upon receiving a first division rating, was then eligible to compete in the National Region ll Music Contest in Aberdeen May 15, The Band has been striving for the past several years to receive a ufirstu, and now that the opportunity has come the Band is eager to attend the National Contest, Confronted with the problem of raising money for Con- test purposes, the students themselves dug in and helped to raise the money by selling tickets to the Home Music Concert and by giving concerts in the street in the evenings, Now that we have o good start we hope that the Band keeps up its excellent record for another year, MUSIC LETTERS 1 Eleven students in Conde High School are eligible for music letters. These letters are given for participating in various musical organizations, Each student must have re- ceived BO points to :ern a letter. The students who earned letters this year are as follows: Edward Brown, Eunice Cutshaw, Beverly Dobpefsusl, LilabHerr, Anna Herring, Bette Lofthouso, Reese .MathiOu, Wave Morrill, Alton Rapp, Bette Schneider, and Anna White, N 54 ,-I ju. I U 9 l I I 1 4 I WX 1 4 ' L ' r . X T I I i I 1 ' 1 - - u I , 5 1 f F ' 1 I 1 , .g 3 4 Q 2 A ' 1 9 ii s .-J,2.u- o-1 ! , If ,, X 1 1 -1 gRead leit to Fleht, front row fl1StJ . , - U 'Na -- 1 . Klein 1. . X J .'-L. LL., Betty 3jerke,,, , ..Seoond Soprano EUFi7H Cyifhaw.. ..SooCnd Soprgno 3oTLy Lojtiioro. .iivst Soprano ALra Ikffiig . ..5oooLQ Qzffaao Lil? ?v1P,, .. ,, . . ..Soooud Soorano BQTEFXY DoogcroH'4 . .. ...Accomy mini Daylcii Tewich., ..g.. .. .... .. Alto Anna JF44: ,.. .. .,..., .,, .5159 Nova YJf?1L1. ..,SeoonG gf Pano 3oYerTy OFT k ,,. .,,, ..L1EQ Cgiharmne ff, u,.. !I,o MF, ?u1kf,,, ,, . ,.... Tirscior B9GTy o33Le11i5. . .Fiiwft fog ngxo slouva Eopfoor,. , .,FirfT loyvsno Bcity Fchwcioor.. .SGQHRG '+pfono 55 its L J' iN. SOLO 4 , Beverly Dobberpuhl, Conde 'High's Clarinet soloist, entered the Regional Music Contest in Aberdeen. This was the only solo entered by Conde High School. Feverly chose UConcerto Rondo in Bb Majorn for her eeleetlon. Ardis Fahrenwald was her accompanist. Qbe received a third rating in the contest- SAXAPHONE QUARTETTE A saxaphonetquartette was organized under the direct- ion of Mr. Bulka. The group consisted of Edward .HpBnown, Alys Cleveland, Allen Lenz, and Mr. Bulka. The three numbers that they played at the, U- concert were enjoyed very much. , K ,-ff r Xamld C 9 if W M 1-V ' ' ' 'Q kxx .U 5 'M J yt L if C . gi 1 Y . .JI ,f , r P, ,' .' 4 X, I w,L' K x X , fr. K. X 56 z, LJ N o 'A M N ni .ffffi r r '17 or r fl l lf' ' M' -it Tlx lst row: Allan Lenz, Alyo Cleveland, Eette Loftnouse, Mr. Folia, Keith Taylor, Wayne Klapporioh, Anna Earrlnj, Beverly Dooberpuhl, Ardis Fahronwald, End row: Elonnor Dlttus, Anna White, Edward Brown, Jerry Tkomai, Csthorine Foy, Maynard Ejornstad, Lloyd lvren 5rd row: Mariiv .1Y' fr mn, Frederick Simmons, Reoso Mathieu, Lila nerr, Alton Rapp, Joanne Cnaon, Wayne Voatoh - ,ana ClaTiDGtS Cornots Altos Beverly Dobbcrpuhl Wayne Vaaton Frederick Simmons Anna Earring alto: Rapp Eleanor Dittus Jerry Tnomas ning White 'urvin Brown Arois Fanronwnld Maynoro Bjornstad Fail Lggz Cmtpfrino Fey Boss Joanne Chaon Wayne Klapoarioh Lloyd Lyron Saxlnloncs Trcmiaoncs Edward Prown Lila Herr Eotty Lcflnonn Drum Rosso Mathieu Alys Clavrlani loo Collins Allan Lan: Keith Taylor I 57 F CONDE HIGH SCHOOL MUSIC CONCERT Hr. Bulha, Director April 7, 1942 l. Conde High School Bend A. Headwey March ...... .... Harold Bennbtt B. Wateh Your Step.... ..... .Fred 'Jewell C. The Matinee........ 2. Clarinet Solo ....,..Wi1l Huff Concerto Rondo in Bb Major.. ...... ...... Mozart-Bellison Beverly Dobberpuhl, Ardis Fahrenwald....Accompanist 5. Mixed Chorus Windy Weather ....... ...Weaver 4. Tenor Saxophone Solo 12th Street Rag ..... ...... Bowman Allan Lenz Neil Lenz., ..... .... Accompsnist 5. Girls Glee Club Sweet and Low ...... .... Barnby-Williams 6. Saxophone Qunrtette A. Tramp! Tramp. Tramp! ........... .... George F. Root B. Silver Threads Among The Gold.............H. P. Danks C. Juanita ................ ............ ...... .Spanish Air Alvs Cleveland, Allan Lenz, Edward Brown, Mr. NBu1ka 7. Piano Solos A. The Premable ........ B. Rustles of Soring... Ardis Fahrenwald 8. Conde High School Band A. Phantom Trumpeters... B. Star Spangled Banner... , 58 ....Schumann ....Sinding James R. Gillette ..........J. 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Forward Frederick Srndcrs... ,, Forward Bob Collins,,,,... ,, ,.Guard Dick Sondcrgard,,, ,, Forward Mr, V1ncent,,,,, , , , ,,Coach Earl Grandpre,,,, , , ,,Guard B111 He:rnen,,,. , ,Center Louis Tcnn1s,,,,,, . .,Guard E6-WC-Pd Br'Own......... .. ..Guard Richard Eildebrant,,, ,,, . ,, Forward X, ff 61 ' fx I f f BASKETBALL With only three practices, the Conde Basketball squad opened their season by playing a practice game with Northville, Because of the loss of five letter men from the previous year and the inexperience of the new team, the Spartans went down in defeat, After plrying three con- ference games with Turton, Stratford, and Bath, t hey journeyed to Northville, during Christmas vacation, to participate in a Tournament, where they lost the consolation game to Athol, From then on Conde played seven conference games and three outside games, maxing a totfl of sixteen games during the season, . The District Tournament was held in Redfield on February 25, 26, and 27, Conde played three games, being defeated in the first game by Faulkton. Conde was next paired Wvith Ashton, who they defeated and which permitted them to play Northville, As a reward for their service in participating in each game, nine men received Basketball letters, They are: B, Hearnen, E, Brown, R, Hildebrant, L, Tennis, E, Grandpre, F, Sanders, D, Flatten, B, Collins, and J, Hearnen, INTERCLASS TOURNAMENT On February lS, at the Ford Garage, the interclass tournament was held, The first game was played by the Freshmen and Juniors, The Juniors, having more experience and more fighting power, upset the Freshies, 5 to 35, In the second game of the evening,f the Seniors drew the Sophomores, in which the Sophomores lost by a score of ll to 18. T A . On the 24th of February, the two final games of the tournament were played, The Freshmen played the Sophomores, but because of the absence of several Sophomores and the initiative of the Freshmen, the Sophomores went down in defeat. In the championship game, the Seniors defeated the Juniors in a thrilling thirty-two minutes, by a score of 22 to l2. 62 I X5 F 11 U l h , if ef- l . rr.- fslr, K xxx QRead left to right, :Front row first Rueben Cleven... Marvin Brown. ..... Jerry Hearnen..... Richard Hildebrant Earl Grandpre..... Alton Rapp. . ...... Robert White. ,..,, Frederick Sanders, Mr. V1ncent......, Bill Hearnen,..... Reese Mathieu... Louis Tennis... Wyman Bake... 7 BFXSEBFML Ifllfixilii-66' Oc Q 0 Q 4 IQ!! IO 63 Ol OIOUIOOIOO OO Oilllilfll ..Left Field Shortstop Left Field ...,Catcher Second Base ace, Pitcher .....Pitcher ..Left Field .......COach ..Firet Base ,,.Shortstop Center Field ,Right Field v BASEBAHL t With the graduation of six veterans, Coach Vincent was left with a group of prospective rookies and six experienced players, Our Full oponents were Brentford, Turton, and Northville, We won from Turton and Northville. There were only about thirteen out for Baseball in the Spring, nevertheless Vincent succeeded in selecting e group of good players and hrrd hitters. ln the Fall the boys played Stratford and Turton, losing to Stratford and defeat- ing Turton by a large margin, This determined that nine teams have a courteous eye toward the Championship trophy awarded at the Tournament at Stratford, Hay 9, If the boys keep up their excellent playing they will surely put up a fine fight, The following is e summary of the games: WBrentford Ctherel Conde l Brentford 5 'Turton Ctherel Conde 9 Turton 5 'Northvillefthere5 Conde ll Horthville 8 'Turton Cherel Conde 2 Turion 8 Stratford ftherel Conde 7 Stratford S Turton fherel Conde lO Turteu 2 Northvilleihereb Conde O Northville l ' Denotes Fell games Two games left to play. 54 1 'Q' X A E 9 U a l I I L. ii' ll V 1 CRe Anna White, ad left to right, front row firstl ommomoaml Catcher ssdqoq Q , guess.. Patricia Koenigg,, ...Second Base Anna Herring ..... , , .,, ,.Shortstop Florence Taylor,g, , ,,,Center Field Eleanor Littue... ' .... Left Field Bette Lofthouee,,. ....Shortstop Mabel Rahm ....... , , ...Right Field Darleen Veatch,,, , ....... Catcher Vida Bradley,,, Betty Buisihg.. June Ellihgeoh. Donalca Clecn,, Mr, Schultz ,,,, Catherine Fey,, Bette Schneider Beverly Lofthou Field Field Field Field ,, ,,,, ,Left ,, ...Center ,, ,,,Center .. , ,.,Right ,,,,, ,,,, Coach ... ,,,First Ease .... ,,..First Base ee,.,, , , ,.,. Pitcher 65 if E! Q 134 DIAMOND BALL In September 1941 about fifteen girls vent out for Dia- mondball practice, We elected Betty Lofthouse as Captain of the team for the season, We had several veteran players, and all the girls played enthusiastically, However, we lost our first some of the season to Northville, We played J two games losing both of them, The opring Season opened with a sohedule-of four games, The Spartans won the first two with Stratford and Northville, by a scant margin of one point each game, We play 1 Brent- ford May lst, Our last game with Warner on May 15th, Anna Herring and Betty Lofthouse will not be on the team next year but the team will make an enviable record, Our first game last fall was dropped to Brentford with a score of 15 to l, The second that was played brought an- other loss to the Team, They bowed to the Northville team by a score of 7 to 4, The spring games were entirely different, The first game that was played, with Stratford, was a victory by a margin of one score, The score being 8 to 7 in favor of the Sprinters, When the Northville girls met our team on our own field they were faced with defeat, In a very fast game the girls from Conde forged ahead to a final score of 14 to 13 NN K f 'a '-,N ,W h ,,,,,, my mx K ' x Y I Ln XWWXXXWM fm - f ff. L. fx !f?y E5:',,N A IQ Q Xxiioxi CP F57-Q? Qjjfn s- E: Qii 77 UTHE NIGHT WAS DARKN by James Reach Produced by special arrangement with Samuel French 'Under the direction of Miss O9Leary 'N--N-'NNN' Rakofsky .... ....... ..... Mortimer Garth.. .... Kay Garth ......... .... Mrs. Delilah Garth .... Lilian Ferris ...... . Gerald Skinner .... Frieda Skinner .... :.. Dore Garth.. .... .. . Norma Paterson .... Jabez Weedle .... ' Alan Garth.. Benjamin Uarth.... ...... . Matilda Jones... . ...... ....... . ....Warren Dittus ...Jerry Thomas ...Jeanne Chaon .........L11a Herr ......Mae Boullion Richard Hlldebrant ......Sh1rley Nash Beverly Dobberpuhl ...Betty Lofthouse .....Reese Mathieu ......Keith Taylor Florian McPertland ......Anna Herring ACT I Late evening of a winter day in the present year. ACT II About one hour later on thc same night. ACT III The same night. Shbrtly afterward. Business Manager ........................ .. ..... .Edward Brown Stage Managers ............... .Frederick Simmons, Wyman Eske, Alton Rapp, Warren Dittus, Willing Hearnen Properties ..... ...................Carl Henson, AUHH Herring Beverly Dcbberpuhl, Mildred Llenherd Advertising .... ........ Jeanne Chnon, Betty Lofthouse, Jerry Thomas T1ckets..... .Keith Taylor, Lila Herr, Owen Klapperich lv'l I ouansno 00000lilllblllillliflllxiiss Music ....... High School Band Director .......... .Mr. Eulkn 69 SENIOR CLASS PLAY To the isolated mountain mansion of Benjamin Garth, an eccentric old millionaire, are summoned late one stormy winter night, by means of cryptically-worded telegrams, all his living heirs. Upon their arrival, they are informed by Gerth's attorney thot the old man has died suddenly, leaving behind him a very unusuil will. This will provided that all the heirs are to remain in the house continuously fortwenty- four hours before they may know who is to inherit vhetp If any leave before the time is up, his share of the inherit- ence will be forfeited end divided among the others. . Then the fun begins! The house, which'has had e sinister reputa- tion for years, speedily lives up to its edvnnce notices. Ghosts, vanishing Quests, talking portraits, screams in the dark-ell these and much mor: contribute to the bewilderment of the hapless heirs. Before the night is out, stunning surprise after surprise is in store for thum-end for the audience as well. It would be unfair to tell you what finally heppens, suffice it to :xy thwt, before the final curtain falls, you will hive witnessed three of the fastest, most action-crammed :cts you've ever experienced in the theater. 70 NOH PROMISE MEN by Pete Williams Produced by special arrangement with Samuel French 'N ll-6?--I? 4'-'N' November l4, 1941 I--IHI--If-IH! Seth Miller... ...... .... Neil Lenz Furber......... .... Lloyd Lyren Barry Hollis ...... ........Wayne Veatch Mrs. Sue Hollis... .......Florence Taylor June Hollis.. .... ...t.....Eunice Cutshaw Kathleen... .... ..... .... Vida Bradley 0 All 0 vu 0 0 Patsie L1nden.... Audrey Matthews Mrs. Linden .... .Gleeva Hopfner Gladys Vance..... .... Betty Schneider Ralph Saunders .... ...Robert White Mrs. Jones ...... ........... . .......... .... ..Donalda Olson Time: The action of the entire play takes place in the living room of the Hollis home, in a small Mid-Western city. Act I Scene I Late afternoon on a June day. Scene II Several days later. Early evening. Act II Same night. About half an hour later. Act III Same night. About two hours later. Stage Managers .... ... ..... .Boyd Tc kebury, Dale Flatten Properties ...... .... Florence Taylor, Donalda Olson Audrey Lattnews, Lewis Tennis Advertising... ...Catherine Fey, Frederick Sanders Elcpnor Dittus, Eunice Cutsnaw Vida Bradley, Gleeve.Hdpfner Robert White Business Managers.... .....Tava Morrill, Neil Lenz Dircctor........... ............Mr. Schultz Music...High School fund 0 Q Q 0 0 QMFI 71 JUNIOR CLASS PLAY A Barry Hollis, at twenty-one, has just graduated from Princeton, thereby eoming into the fortune left him in his late father's will. His youthful eseapedes have won him a reputation as a playboy, but he is resolved to settle down new and become a worthy member of the community. On thetihih back from Princeton he meets and falls immediately in love with Gladys Vance. He persuades his aunt, with whom he makes his home, to send Gladys a note inviting her ror.a visit. Another note goes to Patsie Linden, a hard-boiled little dancer and old flame of Barry's asking her to send back his frat, pin. Alas, the notes get mixed! Patsie '-fr? rives with her mother, an ex-burlesque queen, and threatensa breach of promise 5532 unless Earry marries her immediately. Then Barry has a bright idea: He eouldn't possible marry Patsie if he had a wife and family already. So he gets Ann Furber, the butler's daughter, to pretend to be his wife-- and to make it more convincing, he Vberrowsn a strange baby. Into this situation marches Gladys, the light of his life, and Earry's in an awful pickle: -He'hei te convince Patsie he IS married and Gladys he I7W'T married at tht.szme time. From this pdyit complication pilcs on eohplieetien with'bcQ wildering rapidity--with a suprise on every page, and a laugh in every liner The elimax eomes when Barry isarrested for kidnaeirg the baby. Then, to top' Unis, he is informed that his estfte his dwiedled te almost nothing, end all his girl-friends desert him--t it is, all except ene. ' 72 N I f 1 I Q . I v 1 ' , X ff IQXIYXU ZW W? ff f 1 ,lb fy fl I!! MX' HM A ff!!! Ky! 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Q'LwUY' i1fL..i.'Jii K . . .Senior Assistnnt , Advisor . . . .Reporter Ditty , ieidcfl I .Business Mnnnger The Spartan Annual With sn entirely new Annual btsff, Editor Neil -Lenz, vlth his sinscientious workers has put out an entirely thaw different yeerbaok, We have tried to portray in thist book stgucnt life ss it is lived in Conde High, -sristunts of Neil Lenz were: Neva Morrill, Assistant lditorg Betty gehnoidury Business Msnagerg Catherine Fey and iditn Zircon, Reporters, Our Senior Advisors were Keith Taylor and Jerry Thomas, Our Faculty Advisor for the annual was lies G'Lenry, Six years of publication have made the Spartan school paper necessary pert of tile s The first semester econd semester the school life. the Seniors published the paper and Juniors started it, 75 A ..,.-, 'Y GM :QT Vffi'-'-771, -.1 'gi-X LBJ . 1 VU 4 F41 A5 1-'X 'Si' f YQ ', v. ,E :it I , , r. ' IQ, Z. .K , . - . -. 4 ik?-:ff 4- mw, fee. f. 'uv - ,gn 'TA'--. ifxnwff 4 . 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School Began Baseball game with Brentford, here Freshman-Sophomore party Hickory Stick Meeting at Redfield Pheasant Feed Ryan Show OCTOBER End of first six weeks Spink County Institution , 51 SQDQEQAQ at wC.tCrtOWn NOVEMBER End of second six weeks Junior Class Play Thanksgiving DECEMBER Basketball game with Northville, here Basketball game with Turton, there Turton, here, End of first Semester High School dance Basketball game with Stratford, there Grade Christmas eregram High School went circling Basketball game with Beth, here Christmas vacation began I JANUARY School began Basketball game with Northville, there Basketball game with Warner, there Basketball game with Brentford, there Basketball game with Basketball game with Stratford, here Basketball game with Bath, there Basketball game with Logan, there Basketball game with warner, here FEBRUARY Basketball game with High School dance Basketball game with 14 Basketball Tournament at Brentford ' 28 District Basketball Tournament at Redfield End of fourth six weeks Brentford, here Logan, here 79 MARCH V15-l4 State Class E Ezrsicotbnll Tournament, Mitchell 20 Play Day at Aberdeen 27 Senior Play postooned S BO Senior Play APRIL 5 Good Friday, no school 5 Easter 7 Home Music Concert 9-lO State Music Contest at Aberdeen 20 University of S. Dak. Scholastic Tcst at Aberdeen MAY 9 Baseball Tournament at Stratford lb Junior-Senior Banquet l7 Baccnleeurcate l8 Glass Night 19 Commencement 22 End of school year SO ff 1' I V . f , 4 X T . N :H- x , ,......,,., . 15 e . r - o o T Sitting: Wave Morrill, Eeverly Lofthouse, Patricia Koenig Robert knife, Jerry Thomas, Neil Lenz, Beverly Dobro-iynl, Betty Schneider Standing: 5ow11o Brown, Earl Grandpre, Jeanne Chaon, Jerry ieri' i, ar, Vincent ' ij ' HW Nfl s X 'Q e' , . EI , ,X xi FIRST 5iHESTiR OFFICERS FGSidGRU.-- . ..Fiward Brown iCC-PTESldrT4 ...... ..hava Morrill ecrecary-Tioasurcr... ..Robert White srgount-9 Harms ......... ......... .... .. ..Keith Taylor SLCONE SEMESTER OFFICERS reoiJont...,... . ....Jerry Thomas ion-Prusident...... ... ..Eette Schneider coronary-Treasurer. . ... .......Neil Lenz erjoant-at-arms... . . . . ...Kaitn Toyior 81 STUDENT COUNCIL For the third consecutive year the Student Council has been in operation. -It is under the supervision of Mr. Vin- cent. The folloving students were elected by their respective classess, according to the regulations of the Constitution to carry on the work of the Student Council for this year. Four Seniors: Edvard Brown, Jerry Thomas, Jeanne Chaon and Beverly Dobberpuhl. Four Juniors: Betty Schneider, Wava Morrill, Neil Lenz and Robert White. Two Sophomoresg Earl Grandpre and Beverly Lofthouse. Two Ereshmen : Jerry Hearnen and Fatricia Koenig. Keith Taylor wasappointed Sergeant-at-arms. T 3 The principle sims of the Student Council are: To pro- vide a means whereby the students may assist in the'control and promotion of the various school activitiesg to provide a means whereby the students interests may be brought before the facultyg and to promote the general welfare of the school. With these points in mind the Student Council has done several worthy things during the past years. It plann- ed and arranged for the sale of War Savings Stamps in both the grades and in High School. Thesestampsiarc sold every other Tuesday and by the end of the school year we will have hit the S500 mark. The Council also planned for the printing of season Basaetball tickets and arranged and promoted their sale to the.public. with the Council taking on new activities each year we sincerely hope that it will be kept in operation in the fu- ture. sg' ,3 4 If r ,A J.. uf' ' .. , ff xx Q- 'L' fr' . I5 F P ' l L J B lst row: Mary Klapperion, latriola Koenig, Betty Bjerke, Mabel nanm, June Lllingson, Beverly Dobberpuhl, Anna White, Lunice ncPartland. 2nd row: Liss O'Leary, Lunioa Cutshaw, dileen Taylor, beverly Loftnouae, Betty buisinp, Darlefn Veatoh, Lila Herr. 3rd row Hazel Cnaon, Mae Bodlllon, 'Jeanne Chaon, Anna, Herring, Loitn Hanson, Nova Morrill, GleevaHopfner Shirley Nash. Cheorleadfrs: Butte Loftnouoc, Betta Sonnoidsr. President. . ...... . . .Betty 3111113-Tiff Secretary-Ireosur Q. ...Jeanne Chaon Advisor... ...Miss O'Leary 83 ' I .fr 'TN - , 'Ln x J: sf J N .j.j i. -Q 'Fi ., ... . . . 1 . -., s.,. L . ,+L ,I 1' ,, ...- :J 1 X: U ffm J.. my gn ,ln THE FEP CLUB ' The Pep Club of Conde Eigh School wee organized on November l7, for the third eucoeeeive year, Betty Lofthouee and Betty Schneider were elected Cheer Leaders, Weifiended all of the home games and several out of town games includ- ing the District Tournement held at Brentford, we were able to attend these genes by the dues paid by each member of the club, We hope that next year Conde will have even a larger and peppier Pep Club ,than we have had this year, HAIL CGNDE HIGH SCHOOL Hail Conde High School Wefare proud of you We will pull together To keep our standards true You rsh rah Hail Conde High School Wo will praise they name Hats off to you We'll e'er be true, -3i A'-ii-'H'4i i K' Cheer will all your might and mein fNhiftleH Rah Conde Rah QUhietleD You Conde, You Conde, Conde Hi Rah C3fpeat from beginning to stars Sill! T1 Cheer with all your might and main QIH' .,4-- . . . 84 . , Q, A .. -' , ' Q -I V7--. 1 i' , f W 7 N f f ff W , X QWWX , fig M , W ff' K. M' 4'4 In 5 1-- -' f 2 f XN 1 ,I J-1 1 V 'Q jay, 5 X :5?'7f-. QS I' ', I 1 x 1 1 'fy fxx 1 fi 3 ' i 5'-'I 'lx X, x X y-- .:47'4 I-,.' A f C HeQP?:c1t A 1. z ,S Q! if -E EQ Q i A z Y! 541 if 'i I1 V 5 ,..v , -..,. -um,, , ,- -,,,-,J ,1 .......-.H 1 f-- f ' ,X ' 1 -J ayler and Beverly D0JLWfpuhl ativa BJy and Girl Most Most Most Best Most most Most Most Most Most Most Most Prettiest Hair Prettiest Eyes Schools Bigges Schools Blgges Best Best Representative Boy----. --- Representative G1rl.... .. Hanlaome Boy Looking Girl Popular Boy. Popular Girl Blessing Per nappy-Go- r'Lr ' t Serious F Serious S Serious J Ser1ous'S LOOkj.3.Tvg all Aroun ......Keith Taylor .Beverly Dobherpuhl ......Robert White ....Patsy Koenig .....Reese Mathieu ...Betty Lofthouse y.............:...Beverly Dobberpuhl ...'RoosoWMath1ou ......Rueben Cleven ....Arthur Lienhard .......Ed1th Hanson ....DwennK1apporich .23ev:r1y Dobb r5:u31l. .Beverly Dobberpuhl .......Keith Taylor . ..... .Wayne Veatch ,.....Freddie-Patsy , .... ..Keith Taylor Most Athletic nWgQ3gEdward Brown Most AthlQfgQ1 i.LQBettylhofthouce B at at is J -f Best Date Katy gwkgygggsbfmhihieu BeSt Date legq ...metty,tg3LhouSe School Flirt.. u...Gleeva!H5pfner Pepp1est...... ...Betty Lofthouso Best Student.. ......Ke1th Taylor Most Musical.. Beverly Dobberpuhl Best Line CBoiJ.. -. ' -,X Best Brno AG1rlg. Biggest Ears.. Best Chester... Best Best Blushov..... Gum Chewer., Loudest Laughter.. Biggest Bluff.... Best Best Dancer... Figure... 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