Corona High School - Yearbook (Corona, SD)

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J' 1 l'!-IE MIGHTY MIDGET' , Published By The Senior Clase of 1954 Corona High School h Corona, South Dakota ANNUAL STAFF Ed1top............ .........,.... ....Dorothy Schulte Assistant Editor--ff ........Verda Pew Glen Zeigler 0 o o o o o 0 0 Q o o Clase Editor........ ............Ann Fenhaus Adviser-. . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Mrs. Charles Burgas BOARD oF' EDUCAT1oN ltlqhiacoloiotfoooiil lQQ'E1mer Glerlcjltoo'-6 oonaoloocuoaocoooo l0lRobert Treasurer... ...Anna Kampen Roland Fenhaus Marvin Sottje Ransom Hooth Charles Seehafer Sei, K kjbb Li 1 X ix , X x ,., ,, 1 Qfx If mf X' 13 kk K LJ xx Rx X v 7h-X K, 5 ,X fa ,+ MQNWffN Q Vxff 5 Xl 'x-el Lfff ,Q fx NNE NA .1 ,,..r- K ' DEDICATION! fikrd fly, Q TO cgi PARENTS AyI!f'IfEACHERS ' we I , e gradu g class of 1954, gratefull dedica e this annual to our parents and hers, who through their une ingciggiience and efforts, have guidigzys hrough our school ca- reer succ lly. We k that their work has not always e easy, that sometimes they may ve elt their sacrifices un- notl , ut we have not been alto- get jr'u aware of th:lg'endeavors. n the years come, we shall strzll e 4:10 show ppreolation for theMriAe1p!EZ6f6r g ahead and making ajpess. our 1 ves a XX! fa 5KDf!,ff,'ff ,ff My 7 4, X. A www., mwxwwwmwwwkwwmw X gl fuiulgg cg! JAMES JORDRE, SUPT umm mnao nm. , scrmmm uf' L K9 HRS. CHARLES BURGES HRS. JAMES JORDRE NE MISSOURI STATE NSTO ABERDEEN BIOL., ENG., HIST. ENGLIS , HISTORY HRS. FRANK EDDIE GUNDER KAMPEN MRS. H. J. HADSEN LUTHER COLLEGE, IOWA NSTO ABERDEEN NSTC ABERDEEN INTERMEDIATE GRADES UPPER GRADE, COACH LOWER GRADE FACTS ABOUT OUR FACULTY SUPT. JAMES JORDRE Graduate of North Dakota Agricultural College, Fargo. North Dakota. Bachelor of Science degree in education. Twenty-three years of teaching experience in three states, Iowa, Minnesota, and South Dakota. Senior advisor. HRS. JAMES JORDRE . Graduate of Northern State Teachers College of Aberd- een. Bachelor of Science degree in education. Majors in English and speech. Ten years teaching experience in two rural schools and nine years in high school. Director of G.A.A. and spring play. Sophomore and Junior advisor. MRS. CHARLES BURGES . Graduate of Northeast Missouri State Teachers College of Kirksville, Misscurig also attended.Missour1 Universitg Bachelor of Science in Education. Nine years teaching ex- perience. Several in newswriting. Advisor to Journalism staff of both paper and annualg also Freshman advisor. MRS. FRANCIS EDDY Graduate of Luther College, Decorah, Iowa. Bachelor of Arts degree. Six years of teaching experience in Iowa and one year of teaching in Kileen, Texas, before teach- ing in Corona. HRS. RUTH MADSEN l Attended Northern State Teachers College. Received state certificate. Also attended Beadle Teachers College in hadtson, South Dakota. Taught primary grades in Astor- ia. South Dakota. second grade in Clear Lake, primary room in Peever, and primary room in Corona. MR. GUNDER KAMPEN Graduate of N.S.T.C. State General Certificate. Has had twelve years teaching experience. Upper grades, coach- ing High School and grade basketball, track. rf' fQs'27 ' flash C - -LJW 'w ' . 5 N'- iZi'f R C K' xrNNw Yf-f1QX 'Q xwLLUP xwumxwxwww E X, O rfshmfn 1 Eng ' ff f 'QNNH' 5: - S N Q W 'iff-P' Q LLOYD H00 TH TERRY JORDRE VID BARBARA DE EER BUTTKE VIOLET DE NEB JUDY BEILKE GERALD M WEBB Q XR N xxxx X Xi , MRS Nw X X XQ SX wQ xXx S N WAN N ': s :-- X :-' 'fx-vg, X xt 1, QV -A . .X , ..41.f- X Q x - K x X . Ns Ffa- Q' T 'i ' . ix XX :X ' UQ- .1 .gx QQ. NE S ,- --x 5 xg, Q: , NW fx i L Nfli'iE3.1 E9 -5 1 33 DUANE STEEGE X ,,N..NWwN X X 1 X , S X N Si si X . Q W X X X Xxx X X ' X X k ' -:'x.,.N -- .,.. . X ' fi 5 ,..: xg Q - Q Ng ? ' N 1 ,ku s fx Q g xifill Wm... 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Q X X NX X X N1 X Xxx x N N +5 X X ,X X S XKEFFXNX S b X Xxx 3 X A KX Q33 N K Q XG XE xx Ng Q N X Q SSR X XXXESX X XC YM K N Y X.,Xw.5Gii 1 .xxx-x.:.: X N lg XX 5-.f'Nw:-Q, , M, X f 25555: BEE ANN GENE P ETERSO N FRERICH8 DALE BUTTKE -Q X X N X X X S X Q X X X NA 2:- sig b X X X Q 1 X E X 'E N X, X X X X S X Q 1 NX :X X X X Q S X Xb X 1.52, X. 6? 5 O lIIlIHl'5 'Y n r N ,, Q1 Q4 GLORIA MARIE VAN HOORN BENTING HELEN JUNE REIL SCHULTZ PAUL JORDRE NANCY HOOTH GERALD KILLER GLASS NEWS FRESHMAN School opened with an enrollment of ten members. They were Violet DeBoer,Judy Beilke, Barbara Buttke, Mary Poel, Terry Jordre, Lloyd Hooth, Gerald Bowers, David DeBoer, Harold Seehafer, and Alvin Bohlen. We were sorry to lose Mary Poel, Harold Seehafer, and Alvin Bohlen, who dropped out of school before com- pleting the first semester. All of the girls took part in G.A.A. and Glee Club. The boys took part in basketball and softball. The class officers are president, Judy Beilkeg vice- president, Terry Jordreg secretary-treasurer, Gerald Bow- GTSQ SOPHQMORE H r School opened with eight members, seven boys and one girl. They were Donald Schultz, Lloyd Fenhaus, Larry Ferber, Billy Rell, Gene Frerlchs, Dale B ttke, and Bee' Ann Peterson. , During the course of the year, BeeAnn moved away, leaving a class of seven boys. T BeeAnn Peterson and Gene Frerichs were carnival atv tendants. All of the boys took part in basketball and softball Glass officers are president, Lloyd Fenhausg v1ce-pres- ident, Donald Schultzg and secretary-treasurer, Larry Farber. JUNIOR School opened with the membership of the junior class at seveng five girls and two boys. They were Marie Benting, Nancy Hooth, Paul Jordre, Gerald.M1ller, Helen Rell, June Schultz, and Gloria Van Hoorn. The girls all participated in G.A.A. 'and Glee Club. Helen and Paul were both carnival attendants. June, Paul, and Gerald took part in the spring play. June is the vicefpresident of the G.A.A. Both of the boys took part in softball, basketball, and track. The class officers are president, Paul Jordreg vice- grssident, June Schultzg and secretary-treasurer, Marie en ng. S, 4 f PL. glrzsfp f f7 QD, Q :ff .ra 6 I I N- -x N fx!! .X X X L 5. X NN x xg, A, A523 ii X W Mr. 1: N5 X X N , N x x . wyp X x ' x X X x X X bl Q, ' Ralph Beenafer Basketball--1,2,3,4 Q Coronian scarf--4 Annual Staff--4 . Class Vice Pres.--4 Baseball--1,2 Senior Play--4 JQ w Ygfiqs Glen Zeigler id, Clase Pres.--3 Carnival Attendant--3A ' Basketball--3,4 QQ Clase Vice Pres.--2 KQQN Coronian Staff--4 , - Baseball--1,2 ' Senior Play--4 ml Billy Wilde Class Seo.e Treae.--5 Carnival Attendant--1,2Q Carnival King--4 Basketball--l,2,3,4 3 Clase Vice Pres.--1 ' Annual Staff--4 Coronian Staff--4 n Baseball--1,2 3 Senior Play--4 Q 9 Q Ann Fenhaus G'oAoAs 1,2,3,4 Annual Staff--4 Coronian Staff--4 One Act Play--2,5 Senior Play--4 W Verde. Pew qc ,S G.A.A.--1,2,5,4 A Carnival Attendant--5 5? Carnival Queen--4 YL one Act Play--2,5 f Annual, Co-editor--4 Coronian, Co-editor--4 C G.A.A.-Pres.--4 E90 Class Sec,d Trees.--4 -. Senior Play--4 f Deolam--4 .2 Dorothy Schulte A Class Pres.--4 0 Class Vice Pres.--3 G.A.A.--1,2,:5,4 G.A.A. Vice Pres.--3 Class Sec.a Treas.--1 G.A.A. Seo.a Treas.--4 One Act Play--2,3 Annual, Editor--4 Coronian, Editor--4 Senior Play--4 A Q , f P ,GLASS BDTTO THE HIGHER WE CLIMB THE BROADER THE VIEW CLASS FLOWER THE RED CARNATION CLASS COLORS BLUE AND WHITE CLASS HO NO RS VALEDICTORIAN. . .E ............. ........ v ERDA PEW sALUTA':oEIAN.... ....... . .............. Donomr SCHULTE GLASS oEE1c E1-as P PRESIDENT ...... .......... P ..... .... DO E owmf SGHULTE VICE PRESIDENT ....... ...RALPH EEEHAPEE SECRETARY-TREASURER. .. .... .VERDE PEW CLASS NIGI-IT,,, , ..,, my 14 COMMENC EMENT. . . . . . . , MAY 18 - HISTORY OF THE CLASS DF 1954 Freshmen-1950 as On a bright sunny day, September 6,1950 a small group of students, the freshmen class of 1950, entered Corona school. Included in the eight who enrolled were: Dorothy Schulte, Verda Pew, Ann Fenhaus, Shirlee Jorgenson, Glen Zeigler,Ralph Seehafer, Stephen Van Cleve,and5B1lly Wilde. We were just a bit shy, and maybe a little curious as to how we would be accepted in high school, It d1dn't take long to find out as we were soon initiated. The class once increased to nine, when Margaret Hall- stein joined our ranks: it wasn't for long though, as Stephen Van Cleve transferred to Wilmot. We managed to live through our freshmen year, but all the while we were quite envious of our upperclassmen. Sophomores: Our little group were no longer the green freshmen of C.H.S. We felt superior to the freshmen but longed for the title of upperclassmen. During the second :semester cur number was diminished toe seven as Shirlee Jorgensen transferred to Hazel. Time went on though and soon the year was only a memory. Juniors: Eureka! We are upperclassmen! Enrollment day Maas saddened by the fact that Margaret Hallssein had trans- ferred to Raymond,South Dakota, reducing our class to six. This, however, did not dim our enthusiasm because we were soon busy with the many Junior-Senior activities. We received our rings and proudly flashed them be- neath the nose of the underclassmen, and then one day we arrived in school to find the seniors gone., Oh, how this made us yearn for the day when we too could skip school without an excuse. We just wouldn't be satisfied until we could call ourselves mighty seniors. Seniors: At Last! We were dignified seniors. We were now en- titled to little privileges and believe me we took advant- age of it, but as the year passed an we began to realize that soon we would leave Corona High and never return as students. That thought was not a happy one, although we had grumbled and complained constantly about school being a grind. I'm sure none of us would trade those four wonderful years for anything. No amount of writing could tell all the things we remember of our years in high school. We will carry these memories with us and perhaps sometime we will think back to them and smile fondly, and wish that we could turn back the years and live once more those happy years in Corona High. CLASS PROPHEGY As I guided my F86 Sabre Jet onto the landing strip at Corona Central airport, my heart was in my mouth. All the way from Japan I had been wondering how many of my old classmates I would find around home. I received landing instructions and came down to a neat three-point landing that surprised even myself. Boy, these last 20 years in the Air Force had really taught me something. And how the town had grown! As I reported in at the information office, I heard an angry yetbfamillar voice come over the intercom. It said, nWho was that crazy boob that just came in handling that plane like a tr1cycle?u Then I recognized the voice and rushed past the guard and into the office that said nprivate' above the door. There, 1n'a very plush chair, with his feet on a rich ma- hogany desk sat my old pal Ly. Gen. Ralph Seehafer! He explained that he had Joined up with the Air Force a year or so after I had, and had applied for a Job close to home so he could farm in between missions. He took me in his private helicopter and after showing me a b1sd's eye view of the town and new school he plunked it down right on top of the fanciest house in town!!! Two little girls came running up through a trap door on the roof and grabbed him and called him Daddynfi After meeting his beautiful wife and eating my fill of her cooking we set- tled down for a good long chat. He hadn't heard of any of our school pals except that he thought Verda was working down in Missouri and thought that I should try to get a job in the states too so, as he put it, we could keep within a few thousand miles any- way. The next morning after a delicious breakfast I re- fueled and took off for St. Louis,M1ssourl. I was hamper- ed by gog and had to put down at Kansas City instead. As I was eating lunch in a small cafe not far from the air- port, a very ritzy looking lady sauntered ln. A French poodle was leading her as would a St. Bernard. Apparent- ly he d1dn't like my looks because he came over and bit me so hard I fell off the stool. While she was -agologizn ing and I was trying hard not to get angry at suc a well mannered lady, a fine gentleman walked in right behind her and said UI've parked the car right out front, Ann, did you order our lunchnd r Ann? Did he say Ann? Why sure enough, here it was my old schoodmate Ann Fenhaus. What was she doing? Well, she and her husband Jaques were leaving for a n-vacation in Paris on her husband's luxury liner. We lunched together and I was pleased to find that Jaques was running competition with Michelangelo in the world of Art, and that Jakie and Janie, their twins, were starring at different night clubs with sxhLb1t1on.ba1let. Ann d1dn't know where any of the classmates were but as she put it, 'It would be tres bonne Just to see them a ain.n g After seeing them off, I took my badly barked shin and hobbled to the nearest hospital to see what they could do about the sweyllng. That confounded cur!!! While I was sitting in the waiting room, I heard the worst scolding going on in one of the rooms that I have heard since Mr. Jordre gave me my last one for putting spitballs on the ceiling. I asked an intern who passed by what was going on. He said it was just the new head nurse, who always told off patients who came to her with such minor ail- ments as cuts and bruises: must be Irish to have a temper like that I remarked to myself. After that I d1dn't know if I'd have her look at my leg or not. Well!!! She couldn't have been more Irish if she had floated all the way from good old Dublin! It was Verda Pew!!! She didn't recognize me at first and just gave me a royal going over for not coming sooner remarking, Ulf you were going to walt this long why did! nt you fix it yourself?W She fixed it up forwme,thodgh,swlth atoms stuff that really hurt and I told her so. She told me it was just the germs calling for HELFI When I signed a blank at her desk4 ---- well, did she look! Recognizing me immediately she apologized for the scolding. I noticed she was wear- ing a diamond as big as a prune and when I mentioned lt, she merely blushed and said, UHe's in o1l.U She explained that it wouldn?t be too long until the happy day but there would still be nursing to be done, because she was to be head nurse in her husband's private hospital for his employees. Verde hadn't heard of any of the old schoolmates but planned on looking them all up when they went on their honeymoon. I left the hospital then, and went to the airport to get a report on the weather and look around. The tower told me that the fog would raise by morning or early afternoon. The field was clear of all transports except one that had just made the last leg of its flight and had flown on instruments all the way. I watched them unload and thought how we had done just that, when we went on our SKIP DAY when we were seniors. I also remembered that Dorothy Schulte had wanted to be a stewardess ..... Wonder if she ever attained the goal? Well I d1dn't have to wonder long because strolling out of the plane and across the runway came the stewardess herself, Dorothy. She explained that she was riding the regular flight from Los Angeles to Kansas City. We had supper together and she explained that her stewardess's career would he drawing to a close because Wsomeonen back homen had been writing pretty nice letters and had persuaded her to come back to help do his chores. I had a pretty good idea who it was and she blushed as she showed me the diamond and salg that he had driven all the way down just to give it to er. I When I asked if she knew where Billy was, she said why certainly haven't you heard? He has a large wheat ranch about 150 miles south of here. She said it was all marked for airplanes and that he had his own airport. I bid her good-bye. The next morning dawned bright and clear. . As I was about to board my plane, a page boy came run- hing across the field calling my name. He had a message from Lt. Gen. Seehafer who was sending word that I was to start work with Douglas experimental aircraft in Los Angeles. I guess he meant what he said about keeping the gang within a nfew thousand milesn but that was Just fine with me cause it meant more pay to boot. Half an hour later I was landing on SUNNY ACRES AIR- BORT Cthree thousand acres! and they all belonged to Bill Wilde. I received a hearty welcome, and after meeting lhts lovely wife, Jessica, and three sons, Tom, Dick, and Jim, they took me quietly into the nursery to show me the new- est additlon, little Jessica, Junior. The rest of the day was spent in looking over B1lly's fifteen hundred head of cattle and fishing in a mountain stream that ran right past his house. Billy had served his time in the Marines and then had worked up to build this farm all by himself. This guy was doing O.K. He hadn't heard from anyone but Dorothy who saw his airfield every time she rode her regular flight. Hdawant- ed me to stay a few weeks so we could go big game hunting on his private range but time was running out and I was eager to get at my new Job with Douglas so I said good-bye and left for Los Angeles. r Well, that takes care of the senior class of 1954. Seems to me they're all doing pretty well for themselves, but this younger generation is still going to the dogs. Junior-Senior Banquet The annual Jun1oreScn1or banquet was held Monday even- ing, May 3, in the Granite Boom at Ortonville. Each guest was greeted at the door by his hosts, the Juniors, and The theme peice of the cense. Tiny played under was given a colorful lei to phtuhbout his of the banquet being Hawaiian, the center table was a minature volcano puffing in- natives of the islands of Hawaii weref dis- swaying palm trees. Nut cups were shaped like canoes while place cards in the shape of surf boards and hula girls completed each place setting. Paul,Jordre was toastmaster for the evening. All speeches by the Seniors were based on the phrase 'Aloha Gen, which means nlove to you.n LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT OF THE CLASS OF 1954 We, the seniors of Corona High School, in the city of Corona, state of South Dakota: being of sound mind, mem- ory, and understanding, do make, publish, and declare the following as our last will and testament. I, Dorothy Schulte, will my rosy cheeks to Mrs. Burges who grows so pale at examination time. My purple and gold Jeans I will to Judy and never let it be sald, Judy, that they aren't patriotic. To June I leave my position as editor of the annual and paper. Make sure that you do a good Job of it. My back seat next to the window I will to whomever can run the fastest aanlgetgthere first. My easy-come blush I will to Barbara. It can be very em- barassing at times but sooner or later you will get used to it. I, Verda Pew, bequeath my incessant ability to get in- to mischief to Gene. He's always so good and never gets into trouble. ,All my letters from that Australian fel- low, I will to Nancy to add to her pen al list from for- eign countries. My excess avoirdupois ?poundsj I will to Violet. I'm sure she could use them. My honor of being carnival queen I will to Helen, My one hundred and one different hair styles I will to Barbara seeing she has so much time to play around anyway. The horse I'm afraid to ride I will to my kid sister. She'll probably get it anyway. g I, Ann Fenhaus, will my sweet pleasant smile to Marie. Only be sure you put all of your effort into it. It may bring results. My ability to be so quiet I will to Billy Rell. He's really too quiet nov, but I guess it won't do him any harm. My pretty blue and white Jacket I leave with Gloria. I'm certain it will look good on her. My plaid framed glasses I will to Gerald Bowers. They'll be a change from what he is used to. I, Billy Wilde, will the crutches I've discarded to the coach. I hope they will never be needed but if they are, they will come in handy. My sometimes pretty wavy hair I will to Paul. Waves would look nice with his red curly locks. My position as carnival king I bequeath to Gene. You'd look pretty good if you were crowned. My assortment of gum and candy bar wrappers in my desk I will to Gerald Miller. My ability to pester andgtease tie girls, I will to Lloyd Hooth. Don't be too rough 'on emo I, Ralph Seehafer, will all my A's on my report card to any one who can use a few more. My ability to skip school and get by, I will to Terry inasmuch as he unsver misses school. ?J My temper that pops up during a basketball game I will to Donald to fit with his red hair. My front seat I will to anyone who can't run fast enough to get a back seatg. All of my nicknames I will to Dale Buttke since he doesn't have any. ' I, Glen Zeigler, will to Paul my ability to murder the English language as much as possible. To Billy Heil I will my ability to run a yo-yo. It seems that he never has too much to do anyway. My chances to Mcopy- someone else's workbook two minutes before class I will to Gerald Miller and I hope you don't have to use it like I did. To Gene, I will my ability to get along with every girl in high school except one. To Lloyd Fenhaus I will my conscience that tells me when to go to bed in basketball trainings I'd like to will my legs to Larry but he'd look rather funny with Just my legsi Besides I'll need them when I get to play with the LAKERS. To the Juniorslwe will the samethings that were wil- led to us, namely, the desks near the windows and all of our witty remarks. gl , y To the sophomores we leave our hopes that they will becomes seniors so they can feel as we do nowx, y To the incoming freshmen we leave our sympathy when it comes to initiation times. To our teachers we will any of the things they may have taken away from us during our four years of school. To our parents we leave the griefs and sorrows they had in trying to make us come to school and study. We, do hereby nominate and appoint Mr. Jordre, super- intendent of our school, as executor of this, our last will and testament. , In testament, thereof, we the class of 1954 do ascribe our names and affix our seal this eighteenth day of May, nineteen hundred and fifty four. CS1gned Class of '547 Dorothy Schulte Verda Pew n Ann Fenhaus Ralph Seehafer Billy Wilde Glen Zeigler Signed, sealed, printed and delivered, this our last will and testament in the presence of each other: we have subscribed our names in witness thereof. James Jordre Mrs. James Jordre Mrs. Burges ffm' 0 FD Y i':3'?-inf' TZ 57 ' PN vxf ' 4. L ' -w P an if . , W s 5 ' 1 I 7 Q' , - .a I ' 1 ,- - l A ,- i 1 ' I ,, . , , V 'X '-P. -V 1 . . , ' .- 'l ' . - . 1 . . , i 1 . 'E ' '- -- , 1 ., .2 X - -- . Q 1 -- .,. .1 .ff-ve. ---1-ws, -4' ' L, X 1 ' , -K ' - ' 1 1 J .t I y l XA., . . K. . '11 l 3 I v. 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' ..-- ...L , . fy., ' .. ,-'gvn., , . .l'1 E ,-, I W.-. J- va .p11,g,: in . Ie'-KL n -, r . . '-l' ..,f. 021. IJ. .,n....'-- ,'- , ' '- I nun- ' , ' .., Q 5 ,f ' s n 1 cfwcfgfx C? fT'x.f wif'-' ,. 4 -+ 5 .'4 - xfu 01 LJ! Y t C1 0 lj I CZPQJ . h,A Q IX uv, Z 517, ons or FAREWELL :fig Clqj By Verda Pew Qgx? ef We are a small, bedighted class That graduate this yearg Three are boys and three are girls But all of them are dear. I shall describe my class to you So to this, please give heed While I narrate about each one And his nefarious deeds. Glen is the tallest in our class. He cracks hilarious Jokes. He likes a pretty little lass His strongest drinks are Cokes. ' Ralph is nextg he is five feet eight For short we call him nAdoW. ' We say he hasn't changed a bit Since he left the cradle. Billy is left, what shall I say? He's short, w1th.wavy hair I can't say what he has in mindg College? He may get there. Ann is slender, and has light hair We call her NSnooksW for short She's full of zip, and courage fair And charms with soft retort. Dark, tall, and pretty is Dorothy A lovely lady she'd makeg I implore she be a teacher, Please won't you, for my sake? The shortest of all is Verde She wants to be a nurse, I hope that all her patients Don't end up in a hearse, I disclose these poetic words Not for fame like Clement Moore But to ask you to remember us fli. ftgg The graduates of '54. Cfgq 4-.3 ,i 'Ng . - 5 1 C U X 'Ge-7 G N as ,-D 9 QTLN -15, jzfXfE'Q3 uf 5Q'53'QfJJ V ' ' Grade hm NQNXR v NN Q-1, :'1:g'?-.,xssQ -. A: ,,,. 'iff 1' S: ER us 'A XE N: X Qu xy 1 1 :xg 'Q : 11:-b: R: QXX kg, :Q . X E513 'Q ' N X -e :g .. -. X N , x X XX X 'X R- -.3 - . Q -N --Weis: I x ,x 5 xN A , 2? 5 T' 5? ' , .... 1 'Jr '-sk?-. Mfr K f' -.SRE Cf EEL., i x l ' + X ,M -6 V -:Y .. Roger Poppen Robert Trapp Paul, Bunkowske Do rene Fenhaue George Harms arol Smit Erwin 8100 HGH!! I Charles I-Iooth Nona Wiese James Kampen Cornelius Smit NEWS FROM THE GRADES UPPER GRADES The total enrollment of our room was twenty-one at the beginning of the term. During the term, Merlene Van Hoorn and Terry McCann moved from the district. Our Young C1tizen's League was active and met three tires during each six week period. Each member held some office during the year. We also had our own Court with a judge and jury. This group took care of minor discipline problems. We took part in the school carnival and sold pop and popcorn at all basketball games. We enjoyed a field hike and hay riding party. We had a Halloween, Christmas, and Valentine party. Our cheerleaders were Gloria Peters, Dorene Fenhaus, and Marilyn Miller. Our grade basketball team won 8 and lost 2 games. We won both the Corona and Wilmot invitat- ional tournaments. We feel the year has been both profitable and enjoy- able. Q , INTERMEDIATE GRADES We have twenty-one students in our room. They in- clude eight in the fourth grade, nine in the fifth grade, and four in the sixth grade. A We enjoyed a Halloween and Christmas party during the school term. pBes1des our regular class schedules,we have enjoyed our art work and music classes. . Fe played kittenball at recess in the fall and in the spring. During the winter we became pretty good nshotsn in basketball. nfl uOur attendance has been good in spite of the spring 'Ula From the year's work, we seem to remember some of the highlights of our lessons that gave us trouble. The fourth grade have had multiplication trouble. The fifth grade have decided the Roman numerals are harder to rs- member than they should be, along with magic Square ac- curacy. The sixth grade have moved decimals back and forth and back again to get the answer in hundredths. We have four pupils from our room going to Sisseton for Y.C.L. Convention day. Kristen Kampen placed first in fifth grade spelling, Pearl DeBoer won first in Poem reading, Irene Busjahn will have her craft display judged and Clifford Wiese won on his craft work. We have had our ups and downs but we believe the year has been profitable and that We have enjoyed it. JR ' -. w , St, ' .Y w ,V ' 4 X 1 ' ,. X A ' 1 v' ' 4 x, ' A R ' . 1X3' x 4 . I . x I 1 . N 1 A 1 . . , . ,J .3 I K I . Q 1 ' x 1 f 1 - 1 . , 1 f. 1 , s , K N ,,,,, , 1. .,.. 5 X Q,, ,,.,. , Ni -,.,g:X Em '-',N..,., . 11 ' .EN EEEEEE 5.55. 1 EE: Xs A 'xxx A X Ss xg xr xmx X NX PWM A i XX X SI XRD WE -N X X N EXXXX X ' X KN 4 4- X ,Q XX 5 X XXX A 1 DAVID POEL 2 FDBERT POEL 5 JEAN SETTJE 4 HELEN WEIDK 5 ALVIN SETTJE 6. PAUL DE HJER '7 LARRY HJHLFS 8 EARL SCI-IULTZ 9 GALEN JORDRE 10 GAYLE BENTING- 11 RICHARD POPPEN 12 MLAND FENHAUS 13 LARRY DEULEHJQ 14 RICHARD ELIASON 15 SHARON DECLEIU Q XXX XX N X5 X Sigxx ELQQA WERQN 'I N53 EXNS NQgQ . ,wy.wLK ,.A, N.,., MX ,L 'EN N Xxx? XX X E JS WS ' X RvSv J' , 4QExnQz9nhF V A 4 ,I , S i l N 0 5 I JAMES PEW 1 I ALMA POEL 2 4 W DALE STEEGE 5 ROLAND SMIT 4 A HENRY HARMS 5 LARRY PETERS 6 AUDREY Hoora v ANTHONY HILL a MARY BUSJAHN 9 IHENE BUSJAHN 10 PEARL DE Bomn 11 JANET ZEIGLER 12 DUANE SOHULTE 13 KENNETH QUADE 14 GRACE SEEHAFER 15 KRISTEN KAMPEN 16 SHIRLEY BOHLEN 17 CLIFFORD WIESE 18 ESTHER SEEHAFER 19 BONNIE NORDQUIST 20 MARWOOD DECLERCQ 21 , A NEWS FROM THE GRADES PRIMARY ROGM Monday, August 31, found fourteen eager, happy boys and girls assembled ln the primary room awaiting the bell for the first day of school. In the group were eleven boys and three girls. There were four beginners in the first grade, namely Larry DeClercq, Robert Poel, Alvin Settje, and Helen Wenck. Paul DeBoer, Sharon DeClercq, Richard Eliason, Larry Bohlfsn and Earl Schultz were in the second grade. Roland.Fenhaus, Galen Jordre, David Poel, Richard Poppen, and Jean Settje enrolled in the third grade. At the beginning of the second period, Gayle Benting trans- ferred from a rural school and Joined the third grade class. The Primary Room pupils had a small part in the Carnival program. They had a song novelty named WThe Pumpkin Headsu. Little parties were enjoyed on Halloween, Christmas, and Valent1ne's Day. The pupils who had birthdays during the school year brought treats for their classmates. As a preparation for Play Day, each pupil memorized a poem for the declamatory work. Local persons judged the room contests. Alvin Settje won in the first grade, Paul DeBoer was selected from the second grade and Roland Fenhaus was winner in the third grade. Larry DeClercq, Sharon DeClercq and Gayle Benting represented the primary room in the spelling contests. In track, Larry Rohlfs was first in high Jump. Paul DeBoer placed third and Galen Jordre was fourth ' place Winner. Jean Settje was first in running race for girls. Gayle Benting was in third place. Roland Fennaus was third in running and third in broad jump. Galen Jordre and Alvin Settje were the only pupils with perfect attendance for this year. The school year has been enjoyable and everyone has worked hard to accomplish the work outltned for him. Now all are looking forward to May 21st and a happy vacation. p GIRLS ACTIVITIES The glee club directed by Mrs. James Jordre, met on Monday. The girls had some Home Economics once a week, doing practice cooking and baking. They sang for several Community club meetings, class night, and commencement. v During Fall and Spring the girls played klttenball and during the winter months, volleyball and basketball.. Officers for the year were president, Verda Pewg vice-president, June Schultzg secretary-treasurer, Doro- thy Schulte. A A . l A fl F 1 0 nl I5 J C 'Q A. LX. :px D :' Q aymrv-F :L 'Ac QL... he Wig...-5 ,I Qfgn 05' all 3 as ... 1 N- , r --'rdf -v - . '- -,' -'C 1, f -5 f'-V fl . . , diff! KJ xv' 6 xisq if xx'-x ka .45 xv!! C' 4 x il --Nm: xx X xi? A BASKETBALL SQUAD L. to R. Glen Zelgler, Paul Jordre, Gerald Miller, Lloyd Booth, Robert Trapp, Ralph Seehater, Lloyd Fenhaus, B111 Wilde, Terry Jordre, Donald Schultz, Gerald Bowers, David De Boer, Duane Bteege, and Larry Farber. HIGH SCHOOL CHEERLEADERS Marie Benting, Helen Rell, Judy Beilke BQSKJLQII Ralph Seehafer Paul Jordre Gerald liller Coach Kampen GOVT? Billy wnae Terry Jordre 1:4 XN-- -- , N g- a 2 -4 AS' Glen Zelgler BASKETBALL RECORD FOR 1954 Nov 15----Corona--MH-44 Rosholt-------4-------4--45 NOV 17-1-0-'-4---C O ro na- '-'F Bro O k 1 ngS1r--'ovos-n---n-...-.-u------f--- Nov 2O--- -Corona-M-H-65 South Shore-..--...-..---51 Nbv 244--4--Corona-----444 Watertown------------42 Nov 27----Coronaww.-4-44 Revillo------4--4----F49 Deo 1-----Corona-.2..H44 Peeverw-------------441 Dec 15----Corona----58 Bummit-----------460 Dec 18-----Corona----61 Peeveraw--------4--47 Dec 18--4--Corona----77 Wilmot ------ --N--------59 Dec 22------Coronan----439 Veblen--4M----N-n-----48 Jan 4----Corona---60 Sammit-------------48 Jan 8-- -HCorona-----55 Brookings---N-----4.-.--56 Jan 15-4--4-Corona,-4--53 W11mot-wh----4--- -.-. ---57 Jan 19--..-,Corona-----443 Big Stone-..-.-.-..--.--'46 Jan 22----Corona--an-51 Strandburg----n----h--56 Jan 26----Goronawv---55 Eff1ngton----M---H----77 Jan 29----Coronan---4-50 Peever-----...--...---..-.48 Feb 5-----Corona----444 Effington-----H----44--56 Feb 9-N----Corona-----N74 Big Stone-N-----------69 Feb 12-----Corona ----- -49 Bosholt-nun-------------55 Feb 16----Corona ---- -444 Whubayn------- ---------- -46 Feb 19--- nGorona-----62 Whtertownn-- ----- -------H54 Feb 25----HCoronaw-- -65 Summitw-nn-www-------H67 Fab, 2?-HH--Coronaa--H-74 Wilma 1 -59 ' 1 , 352 112379 IND IV IDUAL R300 RDS Name Games FT Made FT Missed Fouls FG TP T. Jordre 26 44 37 57 95 254 P. Jbrdre 26 82 48 80 158 598 Zeigler 26 88 75 64 88 264 Wilde 19 55 25 55 47 127 Seehafer 26 72 50 97 102 276 Miller 24 12 16 19 13 38 Fenhaus 12 6 1 3 5 12 Trapp 9' 0 5 4 2 4 Buttke 5 O O 1 1 2 Farber 5 O O 0 O O 11 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 WILMO 'I' INV ITAT IO NAL On December 18, four teams, Wilmot, Big Stone, Peever, and Corona journeyed to Wilmot for a four team tourney. The weather was warm and sunny and the auditorium was packed for both sessions. In the first game the Midgets took.on Peever. It was a well played game but the Midgets gradually pulled away to win easily by the score of 61 to 47. DISTRICT TOURNAMENT I On February 25, 26, and 27 the district ttournament was held at Sisseton. For once the weather was fair. The Corona Midgets had some tough luck in their ahooting and wound up playing Wilmot for the 7th and Bth place. Corona won this game 74 to 59. In the first game the Midgets played Summit and lost by two points in an overtime. The score was 65 to 65 aft- er four quarters. Summit scored two points in 'Ethe over- time to win 65 to 671' In their second game the Midgets lost to Hosholt by the score of 48 to 57. The game was much closer than the score indicates. The Midgets led at the half but fell short the last two periods. ' BASKETBALL PROSPECTS The basketball prospects for the 1954-55 season are bright with the return of eight lettermen. The -returns are Paul Jordre, Terry Jordre, Gerald Miller, Robert Trapp Larry Ferber, Dale Buttke, David De Boer, Lloyd Fenhaus, and Donald Schultz. Others who show promise and should be a great help are Lloyd Hooth, Duane Steege, Gerald Bowers, and Billy Rell. There is also some promising material coming up from the grade team. Naturally the loss of such fine players as Ralph See- hafer, Glen Zeigler, and Billy Wilde will be greatly felt. We are all looking forward to next season. 5 Ff !lQ ' 01 -' -0N '-f- fxll-s : S 'vw V'c - 5-no-v-'1'6 3- '7 if 4.3 C D' Q XL -Q 'fav 1.36.2 69 M f..,,:' 5? 1.56 Cijx' GRADE ' CHEERLEADERS Dorene Fenhaua Marilyn Miller Gloria Peters GRADE TEAM Standing L. to R. George Harms Erwin Harms b Cornelius Smit Robert Trapp Kenneth Schulte Second Row L.to Charles Hooth Roy De Boer Roger Poppent Terry McCann ' James Kampen ' Paul Bunkowske R BATON TWIRLERS EBDHQP Seehafer Mary Busjahn Kristen Kampen Irene Busjahn K am., fa. X X 2 I 945 5 xYn: ' 4 E i will gi- -x '-- Xi 5 X ll! nw ffilnnnq' xi 44 ,vs ' N 'w1rntw',: E X N J ,xv 'N -' -X A 5 Q 3- I c cg ,Q .gg in 1 :Y QQ A . A ,ff N 59 j fe. 'A 1 3 X Z fp CALENDAR at EVENTS Au uet SI--School began se tember ' ' ' ' ' t t v I5--Seniors ordered caps and gowns 22-fJuniore ordered class rings, 25,24--Teachers attend institute g ee--Initiation t October , 'V 1, i f go A f W 'v'-qjadcinanione given by Dru Bremer 844P1hg pong pictures taken by Fisher 22aHCheBrleaders chosen 29,50-Teachers attend SDEA Convention November ' Ee-School carnival 15--First basketball game 16--Declam Contest 19--Juniors receive class rings 25--Seniors have pictures taken 26,27--Thanksgiving holidays December v 17--Christmas party 18--Wilmot Invitational January . 4--School began again 29--Movie shown by county nurse February 25,?6,27--District Tournament March E--Began play practice 25-aCareer Day at Milbank A ril ' 2--seniorjekip day 6--Basketball banquet 9--P1ay+day 16--Good Friday observed b 21--Track Meet 26--Basketball banquet at Watertown 50--Spring Play M91 v 5--Junior-Senior banquet 14--Class Night 18--Commencement v 21--School picnic L N 1 -1. 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L.-LL.- 3 ' '. .u.a-f-- , GORJNATION RJYALTY Back: Paul Bunkowske, Karen Pew, Bobby Trapp, Violet De Boer, Gene Freriohs, Bee Ann Peterson, Paul Jordre, Dorene Fenhaus, Terry Jordre, Helen Heil. Seated: Billy Wilde and Verde Pew. 1 r . Front: Elmer Schulte, Roland BUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOL Fenhaus, Robert Haux, Ransom Hooth. Rear: Marvin Settje, James Jordre Charles Seehafer. INITIATION PARTY 0n Monday, September 28, the Freshmen Initiation party was held in the school gymnasium. A game of volley ball started out the evening of enjoyment. A few stunts were played on the freshmen who proved to be good SPOPVS' The rest of the evening' was spent in playing games, un- til a huge lunch was served. ALL SCHOOL CARNIVAL The annual Corona School Carnival was held November 6. A short program was given at the beginning of the ev- ening by the grades. The coronation was held immediately following the program. The Royal couple, Verda Pew and Billy Wilde, were crowned by last year's Royalty, Darlene Van Hoorn and Reiner Bohlen. The King's and Queen's at- tendants were Helen Rell, Paul Jordre, Bee Ann Peterson, Gene Frerlohs, Violet DeBoer, and Terry Jordre. In addition to the King. and Queen, a Prince and Princess, who were chosen from the upper grades, partic- ipated in the ceremony. Princess Dorene Fenhaus and Prince Paul Bunkowske were accompanied by attendants Kara en Pew and Robert Trapp. A , Glen Zeigler, president of the student body, pre- sented both Royalty couples with gifts from the students. Evelyn Bohlen of Corona was the winner of the 810.00 door prize. Mr. Jdhn Drewelow of Milbank was the winner of the s5.oo door prize, but he generously returned it to the school. S CHRISTMAS CAROLING PARTY - This year we combined the carollng and the Christmas parties into one. On December 17, Wednesday evening, be- tween the hours of 5 and 7, both the boys and girls of Corona High were busy singing carols for the residents. When the singers finished carollng they returned to the school where all the students enjoyed the hot chili supper prepared by faculty members. The many treats received from the townspeople added to their merrlment. After supper Christmas gifts were exchanged by all and Christmas vacation prevailed from December 18 to Jane uary 40 l DECLAMATION For the first time ln many years, participation in the annual declamation contest was renewed in Corona High The district contest was held.Monday, November 16, at Big Stone City. Under the supervision of Mrs, James Jordre, four students attended the contest. Violet DeBoer took part in dramatlcs, Judy Bellke in humorous, Verde Pew in poetry, and Paul Jordre in oratory. DECLAH GROUP L. to R. Mrs. Jordre. Verda Pew Judy Beilke Violet DeBoer Paul Jordre i ANNUAL STAFF ' STUDENT BODY CORONIAN Standing: Mrs. Burges Helen Rell Paul Jbrdre Gerald Hiller Ralph r Seehater Billy Wilde Seated: Dorothy Schulte Verde Pew 1 Glen Zeigler r Nancy Hooth . Ann Fenhaue ' Marie Bentingp STUDENT COUNCIL First Row L.to R. Terry Jordre, Judy Beilke, Gerald Bowers. Second Row L.to R. Lloyd Fenhaus, Paul Jordre, Marie Benting, Larry Farber. Third Row L.to R. Billy Wilde, Ralph Seehater, Glen Zeigler, Dorothy Schulte, and Verda Pew. .4 1, , I ,1,'fL, s.A.A. Standing L.to R. Mrs. Jordre, Nancy Hooth, Ann Fenhaus, Dorothy Schulte, Violet De Boer. Seated L. to R. Verda Pew, Judy Beilke, Barbara Buttke, Marie Benting, and Helen Rell. Absent were: June Schultz and Gloria Van Hoorn. 4. SENIOR PLAY Members of the senior class and three Juniors, dire ected by Mrs. James Jordre, produced UThe Jackpot' for their Spring Play on Friday evening, April 50. The three-act comedy centered around the Bobbltt Corn Poppitt Company, owned by George Bobbitt, CB1lly Wlldel. In his employ are Julie Carson CDorothy Schultel, who is his secretaryg Rita Ransom CJune Schultzl, the director of advertlsingg Connie QAnn Fenhausb, switchboard oper- ator: and Eddie Bratton KPaul Jordrel, sales manager. To promote the sale of Corn Poppitts, a box-top con- test ls started with a Southern gentlemen, KGlen Zeiglerj Budford Stonewell Jackson, as the Voice of Romance being the Jackpot. Complications set in when Honey Chile KVerda Pew? and her tough brother Nick Chile CRalph Seehaferb get 1 'into the act. However, by the end of the play everything has turned out satisfactorily with the help of Mr. Riggan, a radio technician, CGerald'MillerJ. SKIP DAY Early Friday morning April 2, six seniors and Supt. James Jordre left at five o'clock and checked in at the swanky Curtis Hotel. Then they visited the Foshay Tower and the Cedric Adams Noontime News at WCCO. After dinner they crossed the Mississippi River into St. Paul to visit the capitol building and the two famous museums. Some of the most interesting articles in the museum were an Egyp- tian mummy and some shrunken heads of humane. After this interesting visit, they went out to the Wold Chamberlain Airport and spent about two hours watching transports and Jets take off and land. After supper we lounged around in our lovely hotel rooms until it was time to go to the ice follies. After a late Saturday dinner we started back to Corona and six tired but happy individuals were taked to their homes by their releived superintendent. We arrived home about 7 o'cloek and we all had Hthe time of our llvesn. BASKETBALL BANQUET Members of the basketball team, teachers, and cheere- leaders were guests Tuesday, April 6, at a six o'clook banquet served by mothers of the basketball squad. Superintendent James Jordre was toastmaster for'Ljhe evening. There was no planned program, but everyone present was called on for an impromptu speech. Banquet tables, arranged in an open square, were dov- ered with white paper and had purple and gold streamers down the middle. There were purple and gold nut cups. The purple place cards were in the shape of a basketball, with the gold letters C.H.S. on them. In the center of the square f0Pmed by the tables was the trophy won at the Wilmot Invitational and a little basketball with C.H.Sf on it. , A The mothers of the Squad and the cheerleaders worked hard to prepare a fine chicken dinner which was apprec- iated by those present. After the banquet the young peg- ple left and the mothers remained to do the dishes, INSIGNIFICANT FACTS ABOUT SIGNIFICANT PEOPLE Girl most likely to succeed... Boys most likely to succeed... Most eligible baehelor-... e Handsomest boys..g....f ?rettieSt'gir1oaoiohaustinon 5 Boy with the prettiest heir... Girls with the prettiest hair... Boy with the prettiest eyes.... Girl with the prettiest eyes.. Meet athletic boyl.......... Most athletic g1r1.......... Olill0Oll0OOlI00aVeI.d-an ..Bllly Wilde, Paul Jordre .f...f.:...Ra1ph Seehafer ..Billy Wilde, Dale Buttke . ...:..LztaBarbara Buttke ......Bi1ly Wilde . ...Dorothy Schulte Violet De Boer il uoo5L1oyd Fenhaus . Judy Beilke A a . 4138.111 JOPKIYLS .....c.......t.JUnG Schultz Girls with the best figuresa:..j:.za4Verda1Pewf Heleh Heil Boy with the most physique..?f::JQf.e.f.....J.QBl1lyWilde Most studious boy...' ..4..4tt. ..iQ...iAa......Gerald Bewere Most studious girl .....+ ...kai t..tt.. x..a .... ieNanoy Hooth s1r1 with the prettieet emlle .... . ...Dorothy sehuite Boy with the prettiest smile ................ Ralph Seehafer Most popular boys .... ...Glen Zeigler, Ralph Seehafer Most popular girl .... ............. ...Judy Beilke Best actor ........ ...Glen Zeigler Best actress ............ .................. Verda Pew Book worm boy and girl .... ...Nancy Hooth, Larry Ferber Wittiest boy........... Quietest boy... .............Glen Zeigler ....Gerald Bowers Quietest girlooooootaoooooeosoooou oooviolet De Boer Most apt to become a millionairb... ...Paul Jordre Most apt to Cinderella fame...... ....Helen Rell 3, -Y - - -, , Q . 4 4 n ' ' ff' ' ,ff . ' I ...4 'r ' s l 4 1 , ' - ' fn., J ' ' - we ' .1 . , 4 s - n 1 - -5, A , 1 1 A 1 ' '1.'-u 4 1 1' '13 r r :bl ,, .5 . f y W. 1-., . ,-.J I G I I vw x' . - - . ' ua . . n n v I I Qi I I I I I . ., A I U ' 41 Q n u. s Q 6 'I 1 I'-BNI n I O 6 C l u I 1 -y --sei. v '11 , 4 . , , . . -. . .,i- .-x 1,1 v- -,I-4-.o,: 1 , , .,, 1 -wryo pgggluwhs , ., ...L u 1 1 1 Q 0 -.1 Q- als.: -.u:. --Q ---0 1.1, , ' --.'-. 1. Glen 2. Verde, Dorothy QQQQUIFQI o 0 e o Q e 10 11 12 15 14 15 16 17 18 Irs. George Wieee Judy Paul Haney Lloyd H. 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