Custer High School - Wildcat Yearbook (Custer, SD)

Text from Pages 1 - 76 of the 1956 volume:

me mm X f X A KT X X ff X Qu- x 1-...lx. Nun.. -- 1 X '1 M m -v dk -1 Sp, t. The Custer armory audxtorlum was dedxcated December 14 1955 It was a result of a umted actlon on the part of c1t1zen groups the board of educatxon the cxty counc1l P T A and the National Guard It wxll be used by the Custer High School Natxonal Guard and comrnumty The spaciousness of the armory gymnasnun wxll be the most enJoyed part of the new bulldxng It has a seating capaclty of 2 000 as an audxtoruun and 1 500 for basketball garnes There are also a lobby three off1ces one kxtchen and lunch counter two storage roocms two restrooms two locker roozns and one mechan xcal equlpment room xn the new bu11dxng It 15 connected to the old high school buxldmg by two ramps 2 . 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Lindsey Supe rinte nde nt Huron College Unlve rsity of Colorado University of Iowa University of Wyoming Who worked tirelessly for the building of the new Armory DARROYL SILAS Dakota Wesleyan Colorado State Teachers Coach C Club Advisor Jun ior Sponsor 'Iypmg Sxorthand Secretanal KATHRYN GRUENWALDT Peru State Normal Unxversxty of Wyoming Umve rsmty of Nebraska State College Fort Collms Home Econormcs I and II I-hs tory 10 GENE LAWLER CLARENCE DANIELS Northern State Teachers Huron College Annual Advlsor Jumor Sponsor Asultant Coach Biology Gen General Science Chemistry eral Business Study Hall Physxcs WAYNE SHUCK University of California University of Wyoming Gila .Tumor College Band Pep Band Chorus Oper etta. LUCILLE COLVIN Unive rlity of Iowa University of Wisconsin Black Hills Teachers Declan: Coach, English. V1 ALVINE JAMES South Dakota State College Sophomore Sponsor Carpentry Manual Tramxng Mechanical Drawing MARIE SMAHA University of Nebraska Senior Sponsor, Librarian, So- cial Studies, Study Hall, Latin. MELVIN GIBBS Umversxty of Nebraska Student A,ct1v1ty Treasurer Government Economics World I-hstory History ll Freshman Sponsor ROLAND JOHNSON Universxty of Wyoming Yankton College Drarnatxcs Declaxnatlon Eng llsh 10 Speech Thespian Ad vxsor Amencan Lxterature Freshman Sponsor Study Ha.ll DOROTHY FORSYTH Northern State Teachers Kansas City Natxonal Traming lhkota. Wesleyan Universxty of S Dak Enghsh 10 Soc1a.1 Studxes Stu dy Hall J' L KIDWELL Huron College Yankton College Universxty of S Dak Umversity of Minn Colorado State Teachers Algebra Geometry Math 10 Sophomore Sponsor Sr? 5 Mrs Kidwell Offxce Secretary 2nd Semester Heanor Fleming Office Secretary lst Semester Janitors Francis Delaney and Logan Miller KX XX X 25W Mfwgk SENUQRS f l fha- f I if-Y V if 'jfffb f 4' XXff?7 f if W W XM X A f 1 I X 7 f W President Sec T,-gl, D3Vld C00 John Shultz Vxce President Wenda Harmon Motto We fmlsh to begin Colors Light Green and Whxte mower Whlte Rgge SENIORS' TWENTY THIRD PSALM The high school professor is my shepherd and I a.m m dzre want prevents me from lymg down mn my bed shaketh my resolutxons to get a high school educatxon leadeth me to make a fool of myself before my classmates 'Yea though I burneth my light until my mother howleth I fear much evxl for he 1S agamst me H15 policies his theones and h1s rantxng frightenth my wzts from me He assigneth me extra work as a pumshment mn the presence of mme enemies He anomteth my quiz papers with red penc11 marks and my zeros filleth a whole column Surely theones exams and themes will follow me all the days of my school career and I will dwell xn the bughouse forever 0 1 l He ' ' 3 He leadeth me to distraction with his exam questions. He . . Q He . 1 3 . , . ' . . ' s . I D . I D l BERTHA UNDERHILL Blessed IB she who expects no thmg for she shall never be d1s appomted Phys Ed l Z Keyette Club 3 YVONNE ELFSTROM ' Silence in a woman is what speech is to man. Phys. Ed. l-25 Pep Qub 43 Keyette Club 3. COLLEEN DAVIDSON Early to bed and early to nse and you'll mxss a lot of lnterestmg thlngs that don't go on Ln the day tune Sec Teas 3 Hzys Ed 1 2 Qzeer 1eader2 4 Understudy l Pep Club 1 4 'Ihespians 3-43 Que Acts 4 Prom Server 2 F T A 4 Keyette Club 3 4 Student Government 1 3 At tendant 4 Head Qleerleader 4 CHRISTINE BLACKBIRD To be nice is natural--if you're naturally nice. Phys. Ed. 1-2: Keyette Club 3. JACK O' CONNOR Guess I'll go out tomght and gx e the gals a break Football Mgr 3 4 Basketball Mgr 3 4 Phys Ed 1 2 C C1ub34 Musxc Festwal 1 2 4 Operetta. 1 2 4 Mixed Chorus 2 4 Glee Club 1 2 4 Thesp1ans 3 4 One Acts 4 Junior Play 3 Senior Play 4 Cam era, Qub Z Student Government 1 Attendant 4 Intramural 1 4 MARLENE MORRIS Mischief I Thou art swift to enter the HIIIIQIB of thxsdespe rate maid Phys Ed 1 2, Pep Club l 4 Mumc Festwal 3 Operetta 2 Glee Club Z Thespxans 3-4 One Ants 4, .Tumor Play 3 Declam 1 Keyette Club 3 4 librarian 1, Annual Sizif , Prom Server 2, F T A. 4 RUTH BURG True friendship IB hke sound health the value of It is seldom known until lt 18 lost Phys Ed 1 2 PepG.ub2 4 Band 1 4 Pep Bandl 4 Woodwind Sex tet 4 Muszc Festxval 1 4 Sextet 4 Operetta. l 4 Mixed Chorus 2 4 Glee Cl.ub 1 Z Thespians 3 4 Che Acts 4 Keyette Club 3 .Tumor Play 3 Senxor Play 4 Annual Staff 4 Gxrls State 3 Attendant 3 Prom Serve:-2 D.A.R. Ca.ndidate4 Stu dent Band Ilrector 4 GLEN FISCHER My only books are women's looks and I sure do hke to study Football 1 4 Basketball 1 4 Bas ketbsll Cspta.ln4. Trackl 4. Phys Ed 1 Subnt Government 1 3 In tramural 1 Semor Play 4, Football Captain 4 . .V , Il .-, . 5' ,. -. Il -. I ' ' I D JI? I .5 .1 .fs ' -5 2 s s - , 5 -3: Q .., , ' ,, . .. . .-5 -3 -Z -F - n ' ' -. . I ! I -s -s -5 -: H :D 3 ' , : : 2 ' ' s s : :- . . -' -5 . ' ' u I D l s ' : ' ' s 5 -Q ' 4' . Q n f -Q -3 .- .: -1 - 3 . . X 12 RITA JOYCE When I'm gone pray who wil ertain the populace? Semor Play 4 Pep Club 3 4 Tran sfer froxn Mxtchell S D 1 2 JOHNNY R SHULTZ I go to school to get the general idea of thmgs Sec Treas. 4- Football 1 2 4' Hs- ketlzall 1-3 Hznys Ed. l-2' C Qub 3-4' Junior Play 3' Prorn Server 2. is P Effi- DAVID KERN Laugh andthe dass laughs at you Phys Ed 1 2 Operetta 4 Mxxed Chorus 4, Glee dub 4, Jmnor Play 3 Semor Play 4 Student Government 3 4 Transfer from San Bnmo Cal lforma 1 MARILYN FERGUSON The choxcest minds do not learn they understand. F T A. 4' Transfer from Everett Washington 1 3. ALBERT GREENACRE That was I you heard last night. Football 1,2,4g Bsketball 1-3g Phys. Ed. 1-33 Thespians 3-49 One Acts 43 Junior Play 33 Senior Play 43 Stu- dent Government Z. DONNA LAN DIS I'd like to be bashful but the boys won't let me Pep Club 2 4 Operetta 1 4 Mxxed Chorus 2 4 Glee Club 1 4 Ksyette Club 3-45 Qzeen 4 Attendant 2 Prom Server 2 Sen1or Play 4 MARILYN COWLES Who saxd men should rule? Phys Ed 1 Z Pep Clubl 4 Band 1 4 Pep Band 1 3 4 Music Festi val 1 4 Operetta 1 4 Mixed Chorus 2 4 Glee Club 1 4 Thespians 3 4 One Acts 4 Declam 1 2 Keyette Club 3 4 Annual Staff 3 Girls State Alternate3 Prom Server 2 F T A 4 Senior P1ay4 J'A1viES PARSONS No cloud so dark but has a. s11ver lmxng Football 3 4, Track 1 4 Phys Ed ' II . . - S ' I ' S r 1 3 ' - Q - 5 - I - 3 - 3 S ' 3 ' I 5 . . , , . . . 5 . ll . -I . .D . ' I I . . I 1 I . S- ' ' Il A yn ' , . - . , . . 1-3. : ee W 1 ,- . ' , , ' f Pi 14 KAY GALLIMORE G1rls blush someumes because they are ahve ' Pep Club 2 4 Band 3 4 Keyette Club 3 L1bra.r1an 4 F T A 4 HAROLD KEUPP Some few people res1st temptatlon I go huntxng Sec Treas 3 Football 2 4 Bas ketba112 3 Phys Ed 1 2 'C Club 4 Thespxans 3 4 One Acts 4 Jumor Play 3 Nui!! 15 LENNIE JOE WOOD I p1ty bashful men Football 1 3 TrackZ Phys Ed 1 2 Mus1c Festwal 1 Operetta 1 2 Glee Club 1 Z Sudent Ckwernment 3 Intra.mura.1 1 2 EMIMAGENE WELLER SCIB a merry lwe wxre but not shocking Pep Qub 4, Clee Club 45 Mixed Umor us 4, Seruor Play 4, Transfer from Maxtland High School 1 3. F w I 1 1 ' I . -9 -9 1 , R x, ' f' lax ues- , 1 n' -: 3 . . -4 ' ' . -. 9 I I Q' ' 1 a Il '. 1 . -. - . ., , -. -.1 9 ' - 1 . ' -. a I I I r Il ' ' I FRED W KIRK M.errxly znernly shall Ihve now Football 1 3 Track 1 Phys Ed 1 3 Operetta 1 2 Glee Club 1 Z Student Governnxent 3 JEWEL BRAUN What Iam to be I am becoming Phys Ed 1 2 Pep C1ub1 4 Glee C1ub3 Thssp1.a.ns4, Declaml 2 4 Librarian 2 4, Annual Staff 4 Co Ed1t0rAnnua14 F T A 4 'NK WENDA H.A.R.MON 'I have no specxalty I'm merely good beautxful and bright Vice President 4, Pep Club 3 4 End 3 4 PepEnd4, Music Festwal 3 4 Acts 4 .Tumor Play 3 Keyette Club 3 4 Annual Staff 4 Girls State A1 ternate 3, Attendant 4 F T A 4 Woodwind Sextet 4 Transfer from Deadwood High School 1 2 ED BROPHY ' Who conquers me will fmd a stub born foe Football 1 Z Basketball 1, Track 1 Phys Ed 1 .Tumor P1a.y33 Senior Play 4. , . A11 Szte had 45 Thespians 3-4: Ore Il . ll 2- I ' , ,y X 16 BILL MARTY ' Nothing LS so good as it seems be forehand Trackl Phys Ed 2 Glee Clubl SHARON ELLERTON Men are all alxke you have to use dxplomacy Fest1va1 2 4 Operetta 2 4 Mlxed Chorus 3 4 Glee Club 2 4 Keyette Club 3 4 Promn Server 2. DOROTHY BENTON A toe in everythxng if not the whole foot Pep Club 3-4, Ba.nd3 4, Musxc Fest1 val 3-4, Smctet 45 Operetta 3-4 Muced Chorus 3 4 Glee Club 3 4 Junior Play 3 F T A. 4 Transfer from H111 Cxty 1 2 FRAN CES Mc DILL One crowded hour of glorious 11fe LS worth an age wzthout a name F T A 4 Transfer from Lmcoln Nebraska 1 3 I ' , Phys. Ed. 1-23 Pep Club 3-45 Music I 17 JOSEPHINE DUNCAN G1ggl1ng LB a femmine accomplzsh ment Phys Ed 1 2 Bandl 4 PepBand 3 4 Mus1c Festxval l 4 Sextet4 Operetta 1 4 Mxxed Chorus Glee Club 1 4 Thesprans 2 4 One Acts 3 4 Declam l 2 Keyette Club 3 4 Annual Sta.ff4 Quartette 3 F T A. 4 JERRY ROSEBERRY How now Jerry? Were you out with the glow worms ton1ght? ' Football Z 4 Basketball 1 4 Track 1 4 Phys Ed 1 2 'C C1ub24 Mus1c Festwal 1 2 Operetta 1 2 Glee Club 1 2 Thespians 3 4 One Acts 4 .Tumor Play 3 Semor Play 4 King 4 Attendant 3 ill if DAVID COE 'He wxll succeed for he believes all he says Presxdent 2 4 Vxce Pres1dent l Football 1 4 Basketball 2 4 Foot ba.ll Captam 3 4 Basketball Cap ta.Ln4 Track 1 2 4 Phys Ed l C ' Club 2 4 Music Festival 1 4 Operetta 1 4 Mixed Chorus 1 4 Glee Club 1 4 Thesplans 3 4 One Acts 4 Junior Play 3 Senior Play 4 Declam 4, AnnualSta.ff4, Camera Club 1 2 Boys State 3 Student Gov ernnxent 2-4 Attendant 1 Pronm Ser ver 2 Intramural 1 LA VONNE WAGER When I'm not near the boy I love I love the boy I'm near Pep Club 4 Band 4 Transfer from Elk Point High School 1 3 LEO .TACOBSON Why should the devil have all the good tunes ? Phys Ed 1 3 Music Festival2 3 Operettal 3 Mixed Qmrus 3 Glee Clubl 3 'Ihespians 3-4 Qze Acts 4 .TULENE BAKER ' S18'd undertake to prove by force of argument a ma.n's a horse Phys Ed 1 2 PepC1ub3 4 Mus xc Festival 2 3 Glee Club 2 3 Jun ior Play 3 Keyette Club 3 Mixed Chorus 2 3 Operetta 2 3 --0? 19 KATHLEEN STETSON Mus1c and love rnake lLfe complete Pep Club 1 4 Band 1 4, Pep Band 1 4 Mus1c Festival 1 4 All State Band4 Sextet l 4 Operetta 1 4 Mixed Chorus l 4 Glee Club 1 4 Thesplans 2 4 One Acta 3 4 Jun tor Play 3 Semor Play 4 Key Librarian 3 Girls State 3 Prom Server2 F T A 4 Rep to Navy Band 4, Delegate to Lfiuslc AJ.1d1tion 3 4 Betty Crocker wmner local fxrst state second 4 JACK KIRK A closed mouth catches no flies Football 1 2 Basketball 1, Track 2 3 Phys Ed l 2 J'1m1orPlay3 Student Government 3 Intramural if I . X, Su I 7 I K Q Q , V1 un 3 - ' ette Club 3-4: Librarian 3-43 Head I l ' n ,- 3. ll ' 3 - - ' S I 1-2. SE IOR CLASS WILL We the nineteen hundred and f1.fty six seniors of the Custer Hxgh School of the county of Custer of the State of South Ihkota bemg of sound mmd and mexnory and acting under ne1t.her fraud menace nor the undue xnfluence of any person whatsoever do hereby make publish and declare thls as our last will and testament hereby revokmg all former wills, bequests and dev1ces of whatever nature or form heretofore To the teachers we leave our wisdom books papers and pencils for future reference To the Juniors we leave our sympathy of havmg to endure one more year and all our senior dignity To the Sophomores we leave the memory of the pnvilege of serving so distingulshed a class as the Semors of Nxneteen Fmfty six at the Banquet To the Freshmen we leave the hope of someday attainmg the hlgh rank of Senior David Coe will my physxque to Bruce Grumxnons Just for fun Wenda Harmon w1ll my abllxty to get to All State Band to Bob K.othe I John Shultz wxll my abllxty to wreck cars to Bob Johnson who does zt anyway Jack O' Connor w1ll my way wxth the gzrls to John Modde who trxes so hard Ruth Burg will my ability to get A's and s1t in blue eyed Buicks to Andrea Berk land who gets A's Jewel Braun will my abzlity to argue with Mrs Smaha to Phil Freeland Davld Kern wxll all my talents to the cows who will get thezn anyway Fred Kirk w1ll my yellow cowboy boots to Dennis Pnce who lxkes them too Ed Brophy w1l1 my red roadster to Torn McKLnnon Try to wreck that Tom Dorothy Benton wlll my abllzty to get out of predlcaments to anyone who has a Jeep Kay Gallimore will my shining black hair to Bonnxe Wrxght Harold Keupp will my class ring to any g1rl who will wear lt La Vornne Wager wlll my clarmet and my position m the second row to Nancy Long Lenme Joe Wood will my abillty to shoot elk in the park and NOT get away w1th it to anyone who can do it and NOT get caught I Sharon Ellerton will my ability to see SOMETHING funny 1n everythmg to Violet Swartz who sees NOTHING funny in anything I Albert Greenacre will my car and my girl no I guess I'll keep them both I Yvonne Elfstrom will my manless days at C H S to Jackxe R.eedy That would be change huh Jackie? I Emxnagene Weller will my abllxty to get a man and keep hLm to Karen Modde I, Julene Baker will my gzggle to Judy Mielke who doesn't even smile 20 I, , ' . . I, , ' ' . XL , . . . , . I L , . . - I, , ' . . I! I I . I ' I, Donna Landis, will my job ln the Red Owl to anyone who wants lt. In I . l 1 - ' Il I . i I ' P ' L , . . . . n I, , ' ' . I, , ' ' . I, , ' ' . L ' , ' ' . 3- , 1 I Jerry Roseberry will my football ability to Calvin Kra.mer There has to be a. tea.m next year too John Kirk w1l1 my blue pxckup to Art Sanders who looks like he needs one Marlene Morrxs w1ll my abilrty to stay out all night to Gayle Behrens Kathy Stetson will my musical talents to Yvonne Archer Jun Parsons will my quiet ways and mild manners to Chet Aman Leo Jacobson will my Natxonal Guard Umform to Carol Gandy who seems to like uniforms I Glen Fischer will my nlcknaxne Whip to Mr Szuck who sometunes needs one I Colleen Da,v1dson will my cheerleadmg abllity to Dick Young It took Colleen a long tune too I Bertha Underhill wlll my qulet dlspos1t1on to Beth Caster I, Marllyn Cowles w1ll my good grades ln econom1cs to Dlck Larson who w1ll probably need them Frances McDill will the cold I had nearly all winter to anyone foollsh enough to get one and keep xt Manlyn Ferguson will my flyboy ' dates to Dottie Coe Just 1n case Bill Marty will my glasses to anyone who needs them use of them I, Rita Joyce w1Jl my always curled ha1r to Naonn Elfstrom I Jo Duncan will my abilxty to drsagree w1th Mel and stay in class to anyone who can do as well SE IOR CL SS PROPHECY The Cl.a.ss of 1956 18 holdmg a class reunion 111 the wigwam of Heap Big Chief Dave Coe who has becozne a bxg medicme man The time 18 May ten years after our graduatxon The place 13 Custer the leading me tropolis of the nation The first person to arrive at this reumon 18 Jack O' Connor He stxll 1sn't married and rs as much a ladies' man as ever He now owns the largest chain of lumber mills rn the world Albert Greenacre and his wife the former Emmagene Weller are the nextguests to arrive They have becorne the proud owners of the former Butch's Standard Station We look up to see a figure 111 whxte commg through the door We recogmze Jewel Braun Dr Coe's head nurse at the hosprtal The next guests to arrxve are Dave Kern and Kay Gallimore who are co owners of a large clncken ranch m Calxforma They made the tr1p mn lh.ve's newest short flxght rocket Harold Keupp the c1ty's leading rocket body reparrrnan IB still lookxng for some lucky woznan who wmll wear h1s ring Right now he tells us he has hls eye on Yvonne Elfstrom who 18 a fan dancer in Johnny Schultz's newest night club in the City The name of thxs club 1B the J L Club alter Guess Who? ?? ? ? 21 Il I . . I 0 L . , . . . I, , . I, ' , . Il 1 ' . I I, ' L ' . , ' ---- ' . I, , . I, Christine Blackbird, will my l0O's in spelling to Wendell Brummett. Please make We learn from the next arrwal that she has become the Superintendent of Schools for Custer Ste is Julene hker and is sald to be the roughest teacher old C H S ever had She also tells us that Marxlyn Ferguson is teaching at Custer High The next arrlval has become quxte a celebrity in the last ten years Blll Marty is sald by cntics to be the best movie actor sxnce James Stewart Hls leadmg lady m most pxc tures has been Wenda Harmon She always said she was Beautiful Suddenly we hear the deafening roar of a rocketshlp Our host tells us that th1s must be Leonard Wood fresh from Gay Paree It is rumored that he has been carrymg qulte a torch for Donna Landxs who IB a can can dancer in his favorite night spot ln Paris James Parsons Fred Kirk and Frances McDi.ll have Just returned from a dlamond hunting safari ln Africa They have been looking for a way to make money but all they have found so far is coal A telegram was just received from Ruth Burg and Sxaron Ellerton Neither of them is able to attend our reunion Ruth ls having quite a. time running the country since she was elected President last year Ever since her election the country has been sinking toward depression Saaron has tried to help this situatlon from her office as Vice President but to no avail Dr Coe turned on the radio to recetve the local weather forecast usually reported by Jerry Roseberry Jerry was unable to be at the station today because hxs wife Jackie needed help with thezr three sets of twins Instead of the weather forecast we were de lighted to hear a concert by the noted pianist Dorothy Benton She really has been play mg rings around Liberace but of course poor old Llbby's getting along in years For our entertainxnent this evenmg our host has engaged one of the biggest na.me bands The next arrxval xs Colleen lhvidson Sue is the present owner of the Faxry Land Zoo xn Custer Sh.e always dld take a fancy to those cute lxttle monkeys We learn that Jo Duncan 18 the leading bathang suit model at Ed Brophy and Jack Kirk's photography agency Leo Jacobson is working m the darkroom he says he is developing fxlms but well you know Leo Glen Fxscher ll now playmg pro basketball w1th the Mlnneapolxs Lakers He 18 the best player they have had Ln years Lavonne Wager xs the next arrival She is the president of the Tldy Dxdy Manufactunng Company The best customer this cotnpany has ll Marlene Morne she now has an even dosen chzldren The Tidy Didy Comnpany has a new feature on its didles plctures drawn by the great artist Chrxstine Blackbird All in all thu was a very gay and happy reumon We hope all of our classmates keep on with their great success Tlns was reported to us by Manlyn Cowles socxety editor of the Custer Chronicle the nations most popular newspaper 22 in the nation. The Stetson Top Hats, with their outstanding vocalist, Rita Joyce. X wf X Nf WWW If is-E' JH UUNUQDEQS5 A fy KW , SN , H 'g,qg 9W!lm M 1 W f f ,X f f A . x xx XX , gf! fly xg X Q If XFX f X ,,f . -X X sk V! X , ' i ff! a f ,av H' v I y U I 9 'Q' 3 'Wai' M.-f DENNIS PRICE Vxce Presldent JACKIE REEDY Sec Treas JERRY HARMON Presxdent ETHEL PARSONS DIANA KRAUSE MARILYN TEST Not P1ctu:red LARRY HARLEY DICK YOUNG MARLYS SMITH MARY MCKENNA BRUCE GRUMMANS KAREN REESE f -If CHESTER AMAN VIRGINIA EMERY DAVID GOWAN uv 15 PAIGE WRIGHT NANCY SCHENNUM BOB JOHNSON , 'Z l 1 ' ,R LaVONNE EDWARDS DICK LARSON DOROTHY COE ZILPHA MCKENNA J OE MORSE BONNIE O' CONNELL DENNIS PRICE KAREN KELLEY JANICE MAHNKE MARVIN LACKEY CAROL HOLBACH 26 fx x ' N1 'ff 41 ,f vi, is 2 . I f, 2 ' YW N , 4-J N JERRYHARMON ,L 1 ,q xj' 2 8 'X , 2 O 1 1 I W .' ::, X H. I f Y X -av ?' 11 X V f ALLEN ANNIS ARLETT RICE DICK WYATT N-.J 'Q9' KEITH KATSCH , 3 VIOLET SWARTZ DAVID FRYBARGER 7 YVONNE ARCHER JOHN MODDE BONNIE WRIGHT -'T' A 'Q er: I 'Qi 41 'i' my , SONJ' A MARTIN JERRY MADDOX JEANETTE RAVER I' 15 dw l LAVONNE PHILIPS GLEN MCCLAREN JACKIE REEDY vb' CLARA NEFF ART SANDERS DARLENE KEUPP rf ' 1 , . I 'A XI' 15355. 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QLUJ ' I CLASS OFFICERS Pres Jay Price V Pres T1m Kirk Sec Treas K1tty Conry NOT PICTURED Allen Blessmg Frank Halfred Denney Jensen Darrel Madson Jay Warfel ,DCF 4? f- READ CLOCKWISE Verla Gould Joann McKenna Mary Kay Barrow, Sus1e Reden baugh Judy Kay Duncan Judy Mxelke Mur1e1 Dean Carol Kennedy Rose Gruen walt Phyllxs Mahnke Carol Parsons Janice Hodge Donna Kester Elozse Bottjen Rosemary Zwalniclu and Colleen Woodward 34 1 Ulf WV ai X Larry Ventling Barbara Leyson Ronnle Greenacre Patty Redxnond Alxce Fische r Davld Knust Jenmal Rosse Bxlly Young Larry Worley Adele Phelps Ronald Lapour Carol Gandy Patty Kltchen Bob Maddox Betty Palrner Bob Kothe Tun K1rk Judy Aldmger Jack Kxtchen Norma Fe chne r Ellen Ferguson Rodney Hampton Patty O' Connor Ma rlon Gre en Alv1n Svoboda Ve ra Glns mge r Gene Elfstrom Manlan Wicke r 35 Q 'Q if Pm aff 9 U Yqfx P' x H. ,sg f fl sir g ig I-vs his 3 'Ex 3 'Q is Albert Jensen Phyllis Ward Joann Mille r Maurice Cooper Mary Kay Barrow Rex Stevens Bruce Lmde Rlta McDerxnand Ray Hunt Nancy Long Kathleen Brown La rry Everett Beve rly Wheele r Bob Goodrlch Jay Pnce Kltty Conry Helen Swartz J mm Bracha Judy Larson Pat Kubler John Barrow Shxrley Boggs Ervm Wager Shuley Egly Gayle Newberg Tom Westlake LuAnn Hylle Charles Hamzne r 36 Qt' ,A K QE 'S' M4 wwf If Z Wm X XXL SFQDRTS 3-. l gzfgg if V A W X 1 ,f , CI CL B BACK ROW D Coe P Freeland J' Shultz G Spargur A Sanders M Lackey D Larson SECOND ROW C Damel J' Parson H Kuepp J Warfel G Fxscher J Roseberry D E Sims FIRST ROW P Wrzght J' Harmon J O'Connor P Kubler www FOOTBALL BACK ROW C lhmel P Freeland L Ventlxng M Lackey B Lmde D Larson D Coe J Prxce D E Slms SECOND ROW J' Shultz G McClaren H Kuepp A. Sanders G Saargur J Parson J Roseberry G Fischer FIRST ROW P Wrlght J' O'Connor R Hunt T West lake P Kubler J Bracha. J' Harmon J War-fel 38 A SQUAD B SKETBALL LEFT TO RIGHT J' O'Connor T McGeeney P Wright J' Morse A Sanders D Lar STANDING J' O'Connor D Larson J' Roseberry M Lackey J Schultz Coach Sims H Keupp KNEELING G Spargur G Flscher D Coe A Sanders P Wnght 39 ff ,, son, M. Lackey, D. Coe, G. Fischer, J. Roseberry, J. Harmon. Coach Sims kneeling THE ROYALTY King Jerry Roseberry Qxeen Donna Landis Senior Attendants: Colleen Ihvidson James Moye Wenda Harmon Jack O'Connor Junior Attendants: Marilyn Test Jerry Hannon Sophomore Attendants Sandra Faulkner B111 Blxght Freshnman Attendants Judy Larson Jay Warfel Crown Beare rs Vxcki Kubler Ihle Edwards HGMECO G F EST IV IT IES Our two football teams Sen1or royalty One Just for fun and Our coaches the other for work Sinus and Damels 40 . I . , . TOUR ENT TIME Thls year Rapxd City Custer Hot Sprmgs and Pine Rxdge were the partx cxpatmg teams Rapxd City and Custer commg out on top the first mght met for the bxg game on Frxday March 9 Rapxd defeated Custer and Pxne Rxdge downed Hot Sprmgs as the final mght of the tournament came to a close 41 1 1 I ' - r n 9 , . O OUR PRIDE D JOY The Custer I-hgh School troph1es are kept in thxs case xn the lob by of the new buxldmg We are very proud of them and thmk that we have a nght to be Up lhve! Art's up mn the axr. Eve:-ybody's watching that ball And away she goes. 42 - V -:mire ,S i 51'21v'fi3e'lQ3'f11 :I o F42 f. 'Q -. . f A MW f ff m' xl N K F X Q Z :Ill Z My f gl I X x M XX WW S ix, L9 MMM IATHGES X X AQJQ1 fl! K ' WMF? gf 5 Q X i f gv f . rt-Lx ,X kg X y 1 . X I 1 5 XN F N XXX I . 2 V f X X 1 ' ,,, 1 W! IDX X v X 'Q K Il 7 V X ff X X A 5 J .SIN Z X V! ,x J' V, x X N ,,j Pk 1 W fjmxli is my 5 A 3 T HESP BACK ROW Mr Johnson L Harley P Freeland D Coe A Greenacre THIRD ROW M Test R Burg W Harmon C Davidson SECOND ROW M Cowles The aim of the Natxonal Thespian Dramatic Honor Socxety is to Create a, spxnt of active and mtellxgent interest in dramatics a.mong boys and girls of the Secon dary Schools ' The organization is neither social nor secret but ll simply for the purpose of furthe:-mg all phases of dramatics Members are made eligxble by points received through participation Ln decla mation class plays and the operetta both for production and stage performance A yearly mitxatxon is held for students re celvmg ten points Four one act plays are presented by members of the soczety annually 44 t M. Morris, N. Schennum, K. Stetson, J. Duncan. FIRST ROW: J. O'Connor, , . iilfz +3371 9Wfl.k5f5G We .:5 i?Ef f AGM . DECLAMATIO BACK ROW J Mahnke J Larson R McDerma.nd S Kelley B Boe D Wyatt M Lackey J Morse D Coe S Egly M Test THIRD ROW Mr Johnson P O'Connor A. Fischer J McKenna J Braun M W1cker J Mielke D Krause P Mahnke P Wnght SECOND ROW P Kubler R. Gruenwaldt J' lvixller P Redmond N Schennum K. Brown P Weller Kelley J Hannon FIRST ROW K Fletcher J O'Connell E Bottgen S Schemost J Reedy D B Test M Mann Aldlnger K Conry Coe A Rice Mrs Colvm my Aw'-ef 4 I KAR.EN FLETCHER JOE MORSE MARILYN TEST JACKIE REEDY Local Local Superior Supe nor Dxstnct Distrmct Excellent Excellent Local Supe nor Distrxct Supe nor Re g1ona.l Good Local Supe nor Dmstrzct Superior Regional Excellent . . . , . , . , . , . , , . , . , . , . , . . Z 1 - 1 1 - 1 - 1 - , . , . , . . I . , 1 - 1 - 1 v 1 1 1 . , . , K. , . . : . , . , B. , . , , , . . , . , . . ' 5 lg f. 1- ,. v lg1 PTg4'.,. 1 . H. - , , ' ' . . f - K 1' .. ' A,Jg!,, - ' - 1 ' .Si In ' - i S ' 2 'Y 1 e. if .5 i il i g, y l I ' -YB , Jake a caretaker Louxe a taxidrzver Lucky a cowboy Lank a killer Te s s Betty Laura Eagle Rock JU IOR PLAY CAST OF CHARAC TERS Larry Harley Jerry Hannon Bob Johnson Marvxn Lackey Diana Krause Patty Moye Yvonne Archer David Gowan Danny Churchxll a playboy Joe Morse Cactus a cowboy Art Sanders Pete a Mexlcan Jerry Maddox Molly a postxnxstress Bonnie Wrxght Rose Darlene Keupp Janet Jackxe Reedy Sally Mary McKenna Lxeutenant Caddigan Dick Larson GIRL CRAZY Danny Churchlll gets shipped out to the dllapxdated family ranch Ln Arxzona because his family thmks a year out whe re men are men and glrls are scarce 18 Just what lhn ny needs Danny arrxves in a taxi the bill totals around S700l In addition the tax1 driver nearly gets strung up for his cntical remarks about the regxon Danny turns the place mto a swank Dude Ranch and soon the place 18 lxvely with eastern g1r1s and smgmg cowboys But 1t's the western g1r1 Molly who interests Danny Another New York v1s1tor arrxves who has some scores to settle w1th Danny He does a quick Job of convincing Molly that she's Just bexng strung along It had a fascmatmg plot that was full of tenderness wit and fun It had a happy end1ng and was enjoyed by all 46 Babs -------- Bonnie O' Connell Sam Mason - ------ Paige Wright 5 5 9 7 SE IOR PL Y Ralph, a senior, haughty and self-confident ------------ Tim, a senior, steady and quick witted ------ - - - - - ---- Glen Fischer Janitor, given to corny jokes ----------------- - - - Vince, a senior, conceited and self-satisfied ------- ---------DaveCoe Helen, a junior who doesn't catch on very easily --------- Carol, a junior, sedate and sincere - - - ----'------- - Millie, a. junior of fine tastes --------------- Linda, a junior who tends to exaggerate ----- - - - - Evelyn, a senior who likes radio music ---------- - - - - - Smaron Ellerton Jane, a senior and editor of the school paper ----------- Miss Jasper, a journalism teacher, in her thirties ---- - - - - The Convict, a surprise to everybody --------------- The Voice ------------------- ------- - Jack O'Connor Albert Greenacre - - - - Rita Joyce Emmagene Weller - - - - - - Lavonne Wager - - - - - - -Julene Baker - Marilyn Cowles - - -Donna Landis - - - - Ihve Kern - - - - - Jerry Roseberry A NOSE FOR EWS THE PLOT A Nose for News was a comedy about a group of high school students who were try ing to write and publ1sh a school paper They we re all trying to write a scoop about a rabbit and a parrot that had escaped in the school that morning because they were all trying to get into an organization called Type Lice A storm came up and all the lights went out whale they were working late that night and a convict who had sup posedly just escaped from the penitentiary pulled a gun on them They were all afraid they were going to be kdled but it turned out to be the initiation into Type Lice It was a very enjoyable play with a laugh 111 almost every line 47 SIE WAS ONLY A FOOTFALLS FARMER' S DAUGHTER Nfillie Spivens Marilyn Cowles Aimt Sally Spivens Wenda Harmon Mrs Ella Snithers Jo Duncan Osgood Srnithers David Coe Mulberry Foxhall Phil Freeland Harvey Smith Jack O'Connor Lydia Smith Kathy Stetson Alice Snlth Marilyn Test Millie a farmer's daughter has return ed frozn the city where she became the She turns thetahles onhlmandsaves in nocent Alice Stnith at Ye Old Inn and then collapses into the arms of the hero Osgood Snithers Boaz Portuguez Manuel Bruce Campbell Florlnzella Nita Domingo Sylvanus Snow Tomo Guzman Mmme Coffin Hester Wade Walter Rngg Phil Freeland Jack O' Connor Albert Greenacre Kathy Stetson Ruth Burg David Coe .Terry Roseberry Colleen mvidson Marilyn Cowles Harold Keupp Village rs and Passersby Thesplans ory abait the bank rober and the man who burned his house By watching and waiting for the real criminal he proved that his son was innocent and dead NO TELEVISION TONIGHT Mr Howard Harold Keupp Mrs Howard Colleen lhvidson Delsey Marlene Morris Bu Albert Greenacre Lila Nancy Schennum Gordon .Terry Roseberry Mrs Howard tires of the nightly televi sion so she unplugged the set Finding that she is missing a good prograxn she confesses to the amusement of the family who had discovered the trickery THIS WAY TO HEAVEN Mr Flanmgan Jerry Harmon Gram Wilson Ruth Burg June Wilson Kathy Stetson Charley Baker Joe Morse Mr Flannigan came to Gram Wl1son's inviting kitchen to finda cook for heaven Although this LB mmknown tothe characters of the play there are many strange things going on I-h finally has to admit that he came looking for a cook so that he could have wings. victim of the villian, Mulberry Fqxhall, Boaz, the blind robber, had his own the- l d .---..--- ....... 48 'W If s Ny fc X W Mf MQDSUCCE .QQ If ! ' W jf s. 5 Af u' U ag j I ' I LX !! ! , XXQMXW f X N K XXX ,ff H I ' f XXf ,WW BACK ROW J' Wrxght R. Gruenwaldt M Harmon S Martm D Ben ton R. Huston J Morse P Freeland R. Savllle M Moye B Wyatt K. Kelley Mr Szuck SECOND ROW M Cowles K. Stetson R. Burg L Wager D Coe K. Hampton W Harmon D Saville R. Kothe Harnptcm C Hammer D Wyatt J Dmcan E Bottgen FHIST ROW Brauner K. Fletcher N Long A. Rice C Peterson J' Blazek Chllimore B Linde C Gandy Y Archer J Fischer, G Behrens Mxller PEP B LEFT TORIGI-IT: A. Rice, K. Fletcher, M. Cowles, K. Stetson., R. Burg, B. linda, P. Freeland, C. Candy, K. Kelley, W. Hannon, R. Huston, D. Wyatt, J. Duncan, G. Behrens. 50 T IRLERS Yvonne Knight Elaxne E111Ot Nancy Schenmun Glennys Ferns Bonnxe O' Connell Majorette ALL STATE B D WINNERS Wenda Harmon Kathleen Stetson Band members who qualxfy at the audition in Lead go to A11 State Band where they represent Custer 51 QUARTET LEFT TO RIGHT Kathleen Hampton Patty Moye Dorothy Benton Sonja Martm D PR CTICE Early every monming at 7 45 the 45 band members troop wearily down to the band room. They gradually awaken as they play scales, and then concentrate on preparing concert music or marching. They present two concerts each year, a winter concert and a spring concert, and take part in the Music Festival at Rapid City in May. They also supply the music at football gan-mes, basket- ball games, and at the pep meetings. 52 WOODW D SEXTET LEFT TO RIGHT Karen Fletcher Janet Blazek Carol Peterson Ruth Burg Wenda Harmon Dorothy Coe BR SS SEXT ET LEFT TO RIGHT- Jo Dlmcan, Dlck Wyatt, Phxl Freeland, Ronnie Huston, .Toe Morse, Karen Kelley. 53 F iffitlt U P y!,,i,iQEi5 BOY GLEE CLUB BACK ROW G Ruby J Morse D Coe D Wyatt P Freeland J Prxce L Ventlmg C Harnmer SECOND ROW K. Tnpet B Kothe R Huston D Gowan J Maddox L Harley W Brumrnett M Test Mr Shuck. FIRST ROW P Kubler J O'Connor J Harmon A. Ezsen braun B Bhght A. Blessmg T Everette J Bracha GIRLS GLEE CL B BACK ROW: S Ellerton E Elliott J Gowan D. Benton D. Landis R Burg S. O'Con.nor J Newberg B. Boe S. Martin G. Ferris R. Mc Derrnond. THIRD ROW. C Bowxnan R. Joyce G Newberg S. Summy K. Stetson M Cowles B. Test D Saville S. Kelley J. Larson C Gandy Mr. Shuck. SECOND ROW. N. Schennum Y. Archer P. Weller D. Coe R. Gruenwaldt L. Hylle. A. Fischer, .T Rosse K. Kelley, C Neff, M. Test. FIRST ROW: B. Trask, N. Long, G. Behrens, E. Weller E. Bottjen, J. Aldinger, J. Miller, J. Duncan, A. Rice. 54 B GIRLS GLEE CL B BACK ROW P O'Connor J Venthng P Ward J McKenna V Guxsm ger J' Zaugg S Faulkner M Barrows C Kennedy A Phelps Mr Gxbbs FRONT ROW C Burg E Edwards K. Brown B Rlce S Sche most P Mahnke K Fletcher B Wheeler K Conry B Palmer B Trask N Elfstrom MIXED CHOR S BACK ROW R. Berg D Landls D Benton S O'Connor R Huston G Ruby D Wyatt D Coe P Freeland J' Morse D Savxlle Mr Shuck THIRDROW K. Kelley R. Joyce K. Stetson, S Summy J Harmon D Gowan C Hammer L Ventlmg J Prxce B Boe S Kelley M Test SECOND ROW M. Cowles G Newberg Y Archer S Ellerton, K. Tri pet J Maddox L Harley G Ferns C Neff C Gandy S Msrtm FIRST ROW A. R1ce N Schemmm B Trask, D Coe J O'Connor P Kuhler G Behrens B Test J Duncan E Weller 55 V F3 F J 5 5 9 7 BACK ROW R Joyce M Test D Benton R Burg K Stetson BOY QUINTET LEFT TO RIGHT P Kubler J Harmon D Wyatt J Morse P Freeland 56 FRONT ROW: J. Duncan, Y. Archer, K. Kelley, A. Rice. xi? X X GDbQCEANH74fX7FHCODNS N NX ff X fy f 7? M'X S X fy , T ff N if XX QQEY D , A A f-x W .f HOME EC I LEFT TO RIGHT S Redenbaugh V Gould J Hodge C Kennedy C Parsons Dean HO EEC I STANDING S Boggs Mxss Gruenwaldt D Kester J R.osse AT MACHINES L Hylle K Conry R Zwa.1n1ck1 AT TABLE LEFT TO RIGHT N Long J Aldmg er J Duncan E Ferguson C Woodward B Palmer V Guxsmger P Ward G Newberg 58 .. ?1--J v wi' V 0 H. Swartz, R. Gruenwaldt, Miss Gruenwaldt, C. Burg. AT TABLE: A. Jordt, M I 0 1 HO EEC I LEFT T0 RIGHT B Wheeler P Kxtchen K Brown J' McKenna P Mahnke S J' Miller R McDerma.nd M Barrows EEC II STANDING Miss Gruenwaldt E Weller AT MACHINE V Emery Y Elistrom D Benton AT TABLE S Summy B Trask J' Baker R Joyce L Edwards 59 l .-: I 4 1' - o Egly. C. Gandy, E. Bottjen, Miss Gruenwaldt, B. Leyson. AT TABLE: A. Fischer HO . PEP CL B BACK ROW R McDennand M Barrows D Brigham J' Newberg A Berkland L Brophy L Collins A. Phelps C Kennedy S Martin J' Hodge R Burg D Landis B Boe W Harmon S O'Con.nor D Jokumsen K Modde V Emery L Wager V Guxsinger B Caster G Newberg J' Larson FOURTH ROW B Wright J Mahnke M Mann M Wxcker B Leyson S Ellerton E Elliot J' Ventlmg E Edwards C Neff S Surnzny L Edwards D Wxlllams M Test M Morrxs K Kelley M Cowles I Taggart G Ferris Y Knight D Krause J Raver N Elistrom B Palmer D A. Jordt D Kester P Redmond P Mahnke R. Gruenwaldt K. Reese D Coe C Hol back, N Schennum J Zaugg C Bowman B Trask G Behrens P Weller Z McKen na P McKenna. SECOND ROW J Mlelke C Gandy N Long .T Rosse L Hylle K Brown A. Fischer E Weller J Miller B Wheeler K. Fletcher J Aldinger K. Con ry S Redenbaugh V Gould M Dean B Rice A Rice B O'Connel1 A. Hughes H Swartz B Test D Saville S Maupin C Parsons FIRST ROW S Kelley S Faulkner C Davidson J' Reedy S Scheinost LIBRAR LEFT TO RIGHT C Woodward P Redmond, R.. Zwalnicki S Summy K Stetson V Emery, L. Phillips, Mrs. Smhha, J. Braun. J. Gowan. 60 : . , . , . , . , . , . j n Q g n 5 n I g n y u j s 1 . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . ' , . , . . . . : . , . , n 1 Q . g u I 0 g n g u ' y a p 0 p u , I g n . . ' n y Q l 3 a j u 3 . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . Keupp. THIRD ROW: R.. Joyce. D. Larson, P. Kitchen, Y. Archer, P. O'Connor, C. Burg, Q u p n Q 1 , , , u 3 0 - p . , . , . , . , . , . , . . : . ' , . , . , . , . , . 1 1 v I - 9 - n 1 0 9 ' , . , . , . , . , . , . , , . , . , . , . , . . : . , . , . , . , . . ,, V., W : . , . , . . . , Q CHEERLEADERS LEFTTORIGHT S Kelley S Faulkner C lhvidson, J' Reedy S Schein ont TOUR AME T CHEERLEADERS LEFT TO RIGHT S Kelley S Faulkner J Reedy S Schemost B Boe Mascot Willie B CHEERLEADERS LEFT TO RIGHT P Weller A. Fischer R.. McDerrnand B Boo J' lar son J Rouse 61 ff 9, iff. A .. , Y M ., , .V., 1 L 5,1 A Mi , 55 99 KEYETTE CL B FOURTH ROW S Ellerton J' Mahnke M Test V Eknery S Martm D Lnndxs W Hannon C Neff 'I'H1R.DROW J Dunca.n Y Archer M Mor ris K. Kelley L Edwards L Phxllips Z McKenna SECOND ROW I back C lhwdson FIRST ROW J Reedy J Raver A. Rice B O'Connel1 E Weller M Cowles D Coe FUTURE TE CHERS OF ERIC STANDING- Mr Lmdsey sponsor M Cowles D Coe M Test M Smith C Neff J D.mcan Mrs Thomas, sponsor SEATED- K. Stetson S Martin D. Benton, J. Braun, W. Harmon, M. Morris. 62 Tgggart, B. Wright, D. Keupp, N. Schennum, D. Krause, K. Reese, C. Hol- I L VVFQ?-.-,W Qlfwgv l l E31 5 ' 'I f X 'ibn IL 1: ' X 'aku -4 , --V - .5 .,,,,, X 'fix ff? ,b A ag- Dave's bashful but oh that Jack Where ya goin' Rxta? Kinda cool for ice c earn isn't it? I been sick Smile pretty Diana Shz's not bashful any more Everyone's up xn the an' Mar1ene's beating on Harold again A lasting symbol 64 V Be sure to vote for yourself Happy opponents A true Fed Surprise, Barbara.. What are you two so happy about? A senior study hall. Aren't we pretty! Someday he'11 be famous. We have cave women at our school 65 X SMQNQQ fir Q-.,,,.M -HC They re in the Jail house now Been riding the range and rounding up cattle Dig those crazy legs Here's Bonnie but where are the others? Mlss Bathing Beauty of 1956 What an innocent looking face Wave to Colleen Three Villains Remember the home coming bonefire? Here I un Bonnie Where's Dave? Those lucky movxe stars Ma,rl1yn's sneakmg out of band again What's she up to now? H1 Sherry 66 :..f?k UAL TAF F SEATED LEFT TO RIGHT Ruth Burg and Jewel Braun Editors, Jo Duncan Sr Rep Marxlyn Test Dorothy Coe and Arlett Rlce Jr Reps STANDING LEFT TO RIGHT Bonme O' Connell and Jamce Mahnke Jr Reps Marvin Lackey Art Editor David Coe Marlene Morris and Wenda Hannon Sr Reps ary With their help and Mr Lawler as advzsor this annual was made possible Their Work consisted of writing typing laying out pictures and drawing up pages It may seem that tlus is only a lxttle work but to the staff it proved to be a big Job We all owe thanks to Mr Lawler for his able assistance UAL SALES STAFF The Annual Sales Staff worked diligently sellmg copies of this book Members not pictured are Dorothy Coe Marilyn Test David Coe Jo Duncan Bonnie 0'Cclmell Arlett Rice, Ihvid Kern Jewel Braun, Patty Moye Marilyn Cowles Colleen Ihwdson Jack O' Connor Marlene Morris Wenda Harmon and Janice Mahnke 67 The Annual Staff met every Monday evening at 6:30 since the first of Febru-