Deadwood High School - Bear Log Yearbook (Deadwood, SD)

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fwlitjf U W W W I 0 M y .. , . X 0 lv Amd Yi, bp!! Senior Class: Bottom to top--Sec- f JU ' CN retary, Marie Besharag President, X j Lavern Emery: Vice-president, 01,9 Q. Roger Geist. avg xx' fp x OH N Class Flower-American Beauty Rose F Class Motto-"We Are The Architects Of Our Own Fate' Class Colors-Aqua and Silver The Freshman class of 1949 started out with one of the biggest classes in the history of D. H. S. The graduation class of today consists of a grand total of 432 The honor of class queens went to Janet Burke, Betty Kettelhut, Elsie Daniels and Ma- rie Beshara. The Bear Day festivities had Janet Burke as All-School Queen attended by Betty Kettelhut and Betty Mae Oestrich. The class president honors went to Carlyle Richards, Barry Martin, Paul Snyder and Senior president Lavern Emery. The Howe cup was awarded to Margot Reed, Freshman year and Carol Pigney, Soph- omore year. The Junior Class play, "Spring Fever", was very successful. Boys' State representative honors went to Barry Martin and Joe Slack. Betty Kettelhut was honored as Girls' State representative. The annual banquet and prom held in the setting of 'A Southern Plantation' showed orig- inality and hard work. This year the honor of "South Dakota's Prettiest Cheerleader' went to Janet Burke. The class of '53 wishes to thank all those who helped rnake their high school career un- forgettable. 10