Corona High School - Yearbook (Corona, SD)

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Nona Wiese Carol Smit Roy DeBoer Roger Poppen Janes Kanpen Elaine Harms UPPER GRADES V 8 9 10 ll 12 13. Kenneth Schulte Pearl DeBoer Charles Hocth Shirley Quads Gloria Peters Janet Zeigler Grace Seehafer NEWS FROM THE UPPER GRADES Our enrollment in grades seven and eight was 14 at the beginning of the tern. Irene Busjahn withdrew to attend school at Vilbank. Our Y.C.L. was active and met three times each six Weeks period. We followed the major project of the state which was UBirds of South Dakotan. Each member held office at some time during the tern. We conducted the sale of pop and popcorn at all hone basketball games. We purchased a ping pong set and built a table with part of our receipts and now have a balance of il'7.52 in our treasury. Parties were held at Christmas, Thanksgiving, and Valentine's day. An extra and special treat was a hay riding party held in the fall. Our cheerleaders were Elaine Harms, Gloria Peters, and Nona Wiese. Our grade basketball team won seven and lost one game. We won the Big Stone Invitational tournament. This has been an interesting, and We feel a very profitable year. BASKETBALL PROSPECTS Prospects for the 1955-56 season look rather bright with the return of the following letternen: Robert Trapp, Lloyd Fenhaus, Gerald Peters, Cornelius Smit, Tera ry Jordre, David DcBoer, Dale Buttke, Duane Steege, and Gerald Bowers. Boys who also may help are William Heil, Virgil Snell, Paul Bunkowske, Donald Schultz, Lloyd Hooth, Gaylord Boerger, and Erwin Harms. We also have some promising freshmen. Paul Jordre and Gerald Miller are the two seniors. They have been very fine players and both will be hard to replace.

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INTTRNEDIATES 1. Alma Poel . James Pew David Poel 2 3. 4. Jean Settje 5. Henry Harms 6. Rola d Smit 7. Da1eVSteege 8. Larr Peters 9. Audr y Hooth 1O.Anth ny Hill 11.Ga1en Jordre 12.Kenneth Quade INTERN? rollment this quist, a fifth by one. ', ve six fourth and nine sixth graders. Kriste Our e Bonnie Nor our number We ha n d 15. 14.Kri3ten Kampen .Shirley Bohlen Clifford Wiese Gayle Benting 15 16. 17.Richard Poppen 18.Bonnie Nordquist 19.Marwood DeClerq 2O.Hary Ellen Busjahn 2l.Mrs. Francis Eddy 22.Ro1and Fenhaus 25.Esther Seehafer 24.Duane Schulte DIATE NEWS year numbered 25. On March 18 grader, moved away, decreasing graders, seven fifth graders, n Kampen, Bonnie Nordquist, and Jean Settje were the baton twirlers from our room. They performed at basketball gares here Tournament. and at the Wilmot Invitational Everyone worked on story-telling and spelling for Y.C.L. Convention Day, which was held on April 15. Five team this y of our boys played on the grade basketball ear. They Were: Roland Smit, Clifford Wiese Duand Schulte, Dale Steege, and Larry Peters. We have celebrated gift exchanges. We pl yed kittenball ity, and, 3 the gym fl or. the holidays with parties and outdoors for our recess activ- ,hen the weather grew bad, we played games on mumps, chicken pox, or measles ith our lessons over, we believe We have ac- Most f us have had during the school year. Now, complished quite a bit this year.