Herreid High School - Herreinette Yearbook (Herreid, SD)

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JUNIORS • I • i • Left ro right: Firs t row-Howard Berndt, LeRoy Sattler, Edgar Kost, Phyllis Kost, Thomas Blsohke, Lyla Deibert, Teddy Quenzer, Wilmer Delbert, Glen Schueler, 2nd row-Burnell 8chuetzle, Deryl Feneke, Merle Kost, Herbert Rlsche, Donald Ebel, Mary Ann Brandner, Bobble Lou Brandner, Lorraine Traxlnger, Lu Ella Schueler. 3rd row-Mr. Harold Obenauer, Vernetta Bauer, Veronica Brandner, Mary Catherine Senftner, Alvlna Borth, Mary Ann Rltt, Lillian Bickel, Bernice Schuetzle and Jean Salzsledler. Not plotured are Bonnie Fenske and Margaret Delzer. Having oompleted the first half of their high school education, the Junior class undertook the new activities and problems with the cheerfulness, con- fidence and interest that only those possess who are nearing their goal. Twenty-eight students enrolled at the beginning of the year. The only new stu- dent was Thomas Bischke who transferred from Eureka High School. Class officers are: Presldent-Lyla Deibert; Vice-Presldent-Phyllls Kost; Sec- retary and Treasurer- Thomas Bischke: The advisor Is Mr. Harold Obenau er. Thomas Bischke represents the class in the Student Council. On December 21, the olaes presented Out of This World a farce comedy in three acts. The representatives for Carnival Queen and Escort were Mary Cath- erine 8enftner and Thomas Bischke. Fifteen out of the twenty-eight are members of Senior Band. Outstanding in the music field are Lyla Deibert, Bobbie Lou Brandner, Jean Salzsledler, and Mary Catherine Senftner. In the field of athletics we have Wilmer Deibert, Herbert Rlsohe, Thomas Bischke and Merle Kost.

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-l fycA yt JAMES LIPPELT Herrelnette-4, Boys Quart et-3-4, Yellow Jacket Staff -1-2-3-4, Band- 1-2-3-4, Boys Chor- us-3-4, Mixed Chorus 3-4, Class Treasurer-3, Boys State Represent- ative , Carnival Mar- shall-4, Junior Play, Basketball 1-2-3-4, Football-2-3-4, Quill and Scroll-3-4, Student Council-3-4, National Band Honor Society-3-4, Baseball-2-3-4. WILBERT GOEHRING Basketball- 2-3-4 , Foot- ball-3-4, Football Man- ager-2, Herrelnette Staff-4, Baseball-2-3- 4. ROLAND BRANDNER Herrelnette Staff 4. CLARENCE DEIBERT Football-3-4, Basket- ball-2-3-4, Baseball- 2-3-4-, Junior Play, Yellow Jaoket Staff 2-3-4, Herrelnette 8taff-4, Class Secre- tary and Treasurer-2, Quill and Soroll-4. WALLACE QUENZER Herrelnette Staff 4, Boys Chorus-3-4.

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SOPHOMORES Top row left to right: Thomas Sohaefbauer, Virgil Goehrlng, Marshall Gall, Dennis Oohsner, Jacob Bollinger, Spencer Clapp, Bruce Fetherhuff, Edward Bohlander. Second row: Marcene 8chaefbauer, Lila Huber, Gladys Ochsner, Ilene Lang, Alieta Wolfer, Miss Huelsmann; olass advisor, Eileen Sohaefbauer, Evelyn Horner, Betty Krause, Gladys Kary, Phoebe White. First row: Rose Marie Weber, Darlene Pudwlll, Phyllis 8ohmidt, Beatrioe Brandner, Ardella Mittleider, Donna Schmidt, Alice Aman, Kathleen Brandner, Cora Fischer, Lavlna Ford. The Sophomore Class returned to its studies this year with an enrollment of 29. Edwin Ackerman and Joyce 8chnaible discontinued school during their Fresh- man year. Eighteen out of the twenty-nine students are members of Senior Band. Class officers for this year are President-Alice Aman; Vloe-Presldent-Ardella Mitt- leider; Secretary- Treasurer-Donna Schmidt. In the athletic field we find Spencer Clapp, Dennis Oohsner, Marshall Gall and Virgil Goehrlng. Donna Schmidt was the only sophomore to oompete ill declamatory work this year. The candidates for Carnival Queen and Escort were Lyla Huber and Dennis Ochsner. Outstanding talent is shown by Marshall Gall who has proven to possess an un- usual artistic ability. Marshall has added a new feature to the pages of the Yellow Jacket by portraying student life by means of ploture cartoon illustra- tions.