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

Page 59 text:

AP Harold Hicks, Patty Whalen, Ke ith B ruski orolfmfion cJ414?A6gfLf4 Below: Barbara Rachetto, Judy Cartner 1 X A r 1 Robert Ruth, Julie Greslin. U Above: John Fuhrrnann, Sue Gilbert 55 Above: Jame s Lanphear , Judith Nelson Below: Chuck Sederstrom, Leatha Heinrich

Page 58 text:

67146 3imu!afe5 W3 M .Ql'Lt9l Q5t in cience R ...qv-9 Left to Right: R. Dyvig, T. Plummer, H. Neubert, D. Curtis, H. Pontius, H. Parker, C. Bender. The Science Club is a group of high school students who are interested in the fields of sci- ence and in developing more knowledge in that field. To develop this knowledge, the Science Club has undertaken different projects. One of these projects was the construction and use of a cloud charnber. The meetings of the club were held twice monthly and included special talks by outside peo- ple and some movies. Some of the nfieetings were spent on the special projects taken up by the club as a whole. One of the special meetings of the club was a trip to Spearfish to witness the College Science Club in action. Several ideas for the running and maintaining of a science club were obtained. Several individual projects were attempted by members. Hans Neubert made a rocket which was taken to the Science Fair. Other members attended the fair, which was held on the campus of the School of Mines in Rapid City in April. Back row, bottom to top: G. Keehn, T. Plummer, D. New, D. Luger, T. Martin, H. Neubert, D. Curtis. Third row: R. Meeker, C. Roebuck, B. Cleveland, M. Roebuck, D. Meeker, P. Sargent, D. Beshara. Second row: R. Dyvig, J. Fierro, R. Duke, J. Fuhrmann, L. Jeffries, P. Clauser. Front row: S. Kent, D. Roesler, H. Pontius, C. Bender, H. Parker. Standing, Mr. Williams, Science Instructor. 54

Page 60 text:

X. . . . ,fr a, ig.. :sf , . Q , l 4' YJ 1 E ii?-' me ' 'Vid ' H 4 f fl.: 5 Q T9 W 1 K 1 U f ,M N Y na I. ,,.g fax A - 'Pysf 'ai ri-111 M - if ' . r 1 -- - af :saw ,gf - 3 rx i i-. Q ai' D HV .-' f-., -. ,.f ,lk Freshmen: Stars of Victory Julia Greslin, Jimmy Jacobson H., 4 --Z fa ii 1: ,.. l , ,V . is N, at 'f 'rift .mf it Nt' f sn., I A H I 6 , . 'i L, , gt 5. ...N ff 1 J' h -' 5' Y' . -' 5 I ' I R ,G I rN?'Wii'f s f ng. - 4 A. Sir Above -All school: Sweetheart of D.H. S. J. Cartner, P. Whalen, K. Bruski, B. Rachetto my , it ,4J,.,. ,f-e N A if. Sophomore: Pearl of Victory Judy Nelson, Douglas Stratton After the coronation ceremonies the stu- dents assembled outside for the parade. The parade was led by the Deadwood High School Band under the direction of Mr. La- Verne Clark. The class floats followed dir- ectly behind. The All-School Queen's float was included in a number of other school activity floats including representatives from Publications, G.A.A. and Dramatics Club. ln the judging the Junior Class took first place, the Senior Class took second, and the Sophomore and G.A.A. floats tied for third. Kea bay on Parade Below-Junior: Sailing to Victory Senior- Gunning to Victory Susan Gilbert, Jimmy Wheeler Gary Stalder, Leatha Heinrich Siam rr E c 'M r-. ' - if. K.