Gettysburg High School - Boomerang Yearbook (Gettysburg, SD)

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Third Row lleft to rightl: Calvin Huber, Edward Gloat, Larry Swift, Rollie Hinckley, Dean Voeltz, Neil Neyhart, Arnes Thompson. Second Row: Mr. Novak, Maynard Westphal, James Combellick, Duane Nichols, Milton Starks, John Cronin. U First Royv: Harvey Hu- ber, Howard Kunstle, Walter Schumacher, Dana Peep, Dale Smith, Francis Glodt, Chuck Newland. Fourth Row Heh io righm Mary Ann Kaiser, Louann Nauman, Dorothy Merrill, Virginia Marks, Jo Ester Lewis, Helen Anderson, Barbara Houck, Ruby Duncan, Loretta Bryant, Coleen Bamesberger, Rose Mary Elis, Norma Vetter, Donna Spicer. Third Row: Verla Man- full, Joyce Snyder, Marguerite Smith, Valerie Budde, Bonnie Bartels, Donna Maas, Joan Dougherty, Dorothy Olsen, Dorothy Ferguson, Mary Ann Lewis, Shirley Hult, Wilma Cro- futt, Delores Boke. Second Row: Betty Kilian, Cheris Bohnhoff, Deloris Griese, Alberta Houck, Marcella Eisemann, Elsie Tays, Minerva Nafus, Dorothy Engel, Naomi Crane, Pauline Hockesson. Fin! Row: Billie Smith, Phoebe Opp, Donna Davis, Virginia Hart, Joan Tobin, Betty McNeely, Phyllis Larson. 38

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CO-CAPTAIN t I X 'X 1 ll Jinx Cork Jim Combellick-Jim's height and supreme accuracy, made him the mainspring of the Battler quint. He is without a doubt one of the toughest players in the Central Conference, which gave him a natural bid as one of the Co-Captains in the 1946-47 Basketball season. Maynard Westphal-Corky, a southpaw with a lot of height and plenty of speed. His left handed accuracy couldn't be beat as he proved in the past season. Cork was elected as the other Co-Captain for the season. A big cheer goes up as the game gets Maynard, Jim, Dana, and Walt under way. - start their last home game.

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sw FRE qv Q , ,..--., ROUNDUP DAY The 1946 Homecoming Day boasts of one of the biggest and best parades since the origin of the event 16 years ago. Contrary to pessimistic prophecies, the weatherman joined forces with Gettysburg festivities to make our big day one of the most beautiful days that fall. Several other novelties tended to make it particularly different from others. The Marshal and his attendants, and the Queen and her attendants decided to carry out the idea of Roundup Day, and rode horses in the parade. The football to be used in the afternoon game with Mobridge was dropped from an airplane by Bob Clark. Reigning over the day were Betty McNeely as queen with Betty Norris and Verla Manfull as her attendants and Dana Peep as marshal with John Cronin and Jim Combellick as his attendants. Winning first prize in the class floats were the Juniors with their idea of a battleship and their slogan Moppin' Up Mobridgef' Placing first among the club floats was the Home Ec Paper Doll Pa- rade. The grand finale of the day was the Homecoming Dance held in the Legion Hall.