Custer High School - Wildcat Yearbook (Custer, SD)

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C Club Custer's Honorary Athletic Club FIRST ROW: Assistant Coach Price, Kendall. Coe. Brummett, Duncan. Davidson. B. Kelley. Coach Sims. SECOND ROW: Frye. Eisenbraun, Palmer. Kirk. Hamilton, Kent, Strain, Folsom. THIRD ROW: Baker, Kirk- patrick, Wainwright, Dyvig, Aalseth, Hammer, Gibson, Holback, Miller, James. Not pictured - J. Kelley. Mclluit. Martin. Membership in the C Club is limited to those boys who have earned letters. A letter may be received in one of the following ways: Football-action in twenty-five percent of the season's football games. Basketball-participation in twenty percent of the season's basketball games or fifty percent of the tournament games. Track-placing first in a major track meet or earning seven points during the season. Twelve boys were received into the C Club this year. They were Davidson, Duncan, Dyvig, Eisen- braun, Folsom, Hamilton, Hammer, Kirkpatrick, McNutt, Miller, Roy Strain, Wainwright. The returning Iettermen were Aalseth, B. Baker, Brummett, Doug Coe, Frye, Gibson, Holback, Bob James, B. Kelley, J. Kelley, Kendall, Kent, Kirk, Martin, and Palmer. Camera Club The Camera Club was organ- ized the last week in September. A new Speed Graphic camera was purchased with the proceeds of the Christmas card sales. SPONSOR ........ JOHN P. HALEY PRESIDENT -, BARBARA REEDY VICE-PRESIDENT .- SUE BLACK SEC.-TREAS. ...... JANET GATES 25 The Club is well established now, and has most of the neces- sary equipment. lt is hoped that the future Custer High Schoolers will take advantage of the fine opportunities it offers.

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Doris Hunt Mary Beverly Joan Doris Connie Twirlers Club meetings were held on Wednesday mornings at 7:45 shortly after school began. At these meetings the girls arranged all of their activities. New uniforms, which consisted of purple shorts and gold sweaters, were selected and basketball half- Connie Lackey . time routines were planned. ln addition to Beverly Ferns ,,..,,,c,,,,.,,.,.,,,,.... Presiden! Mary Blight v,,,,.,,,,, ,,.......,..,. S ecreiary Elaine Elliot Glynnis Fen-is Doris Hunt Yvonne Knight Connie Lackey Bonnie O'Connel1 - - - sham Sammi held in Rapid City. , .3351 . X if W r . - A es' - ggfzfitygg g 2 . ,-G ,Q-. GS mGj0l'el'l'e. S3 , at 5 'L 2. 1. , .si : 'anis ,gt. , U i.. 5' F5 if ,ze .V ' X 1 9 W? ky- g ' 5. 3 ' 2 ' f -. -'Om Rohm -- --e-f, ---'------ Vice-Pmidef-I these things the Club helped to train the be- ginners, of whom there were about thirty. After basketball season the A twirlers began plans for the Music Festival which was After each girl has had a chance to lead the band during marching exercises, the band members choose the girl who is to lead them The head twirler and all officers of the Club are selected by the members themselves. Librarians Twirlers Joan Rohn B . . Majorette Beverly Ferris . .......... Head Twirler Mary Jane Blight Majorette .Ioan Rohm The librarians, under the supervision of Mrs. Smaha and head librarian Helen Mahnke, are respon sible for keeping the library running smoothly. One girl, sometimes assisted by another, is stationed in the library each period to help students select literature, check books in and out, card and shelve them, and mend torn or worn volumes. The librarians this year were Helen Mahnke, Marlene Morris, Sharon Lane, Gale Palmer, Sherry Summy, Jo Hart, Lyla Smith, and Patty Gates.

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B8zPW Banquet Each year ihe BRPW Club of Cusler gives a banquei for lhe grad- uafing girls. The seH'ing ihis year was in i e beauiiful Sylvan Lalre din- ing room. Each senior girl was falcen io ihe formal dinner by a member of fhe Club. Among lhe enferlainmenl were fwo selecfions by lhe senior girls' quariel, malring iheir lasl per- ormance. Q , ,I - K ' A ' A311 . mwaei. mga We -F . iz. ., The lovely lady picfured below gave 'ihe main ad- dress - one which will nol' be forgo'Hen by anyone preseni ai 'lhe banquet Barbara Gunderson's per- sonal charm and earnesf sinceriry made her mes- sage especially impressive, and her plan for maior- ing in ma'iuril'y can serve as an inspiralion for all of us. WR M The oiher highlighf of lhe eve- ning was 'ihe preseniaiion of ihe SIOO scholarship, which 'l'he B8:PW annually gives io one senior girl for her confinued educalion. Pic- 'iured ai ihe lefi is Barbara Kelly receiving fhe award for l953. I':'v-mi., 4 Keyette Club FIRST ROW: Berlha Doll, Hazel Landis, Loree'l'a Baker, Barbara Kennedy, Dana Masiers, Barbara Reedy, llene Philliras, Zell: Neff, Sue Black, Barbara Kelly. SECOND ROW: Lola Whifley, Sharon Lane, Claire Bowman, Pauline Barrow, Sheril Price,l Janef Gales, Pai Rosse, Joyce Morgan, Helen Mahnlze. The KeyeHe Club was organized in fhe spring, wifh the Cusfer B8iPW as sponsors. The membership includes iunior and senior girls. and ih purpose is fo guide 'ihe girls in vocaiional problems. Personsfrorn all wallcs of life appeared as guesl' speakers, each giving The girls an idea of fhe life in a given profession or occupafion. Sh Officers elecied for 'lhe year were as follows: presidenf, Barbara Kelly: vice-presideni, Hazel Landis: ireasurer, Barbara Ready: and reporhr. aron ana. On March-3l fha Keye'H'es provided a lea and varied enlerfainmeni for 'ihe sponsoring B8iPW Club members. 26