Herreid High School - Herreinette Yearbook (Herreid, SD)

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SOPHOMORES Baok row; Mark Welabeok, Cyril Wele- beok, John Volzke, Jamee Martin, Floyd Bohaefbautjr, Lauren Berndt, Robert 3oh- aefbauer. Middle row; Betty Weber, Ly- la Balzer, Darleen Tenske, Arlouene Delberx, Janloe Sohuetzle, Marlon Hit- ter, Charlotte loael, Mr. Mllbert Rau, Advisor. Front royt; Johnny Beohtold, Virginia Lang, Jerry Quenzer, Ruby Mlt- zel. Norma Aman, Shirley Ooehrlng, Pat- ricia Fuehrer, Delorea Quenzer. Our Showboat would not be complete without our deok hands, the sophomores, with a representation of 2k members. In the previous year this orew numbered 30 members but six of these beosune sea-slok and ended their duty. Allegra Rlsohe started her second year of sea-duty with the Selby crew but treinsferred baok to her own Show- boat after six weeks. James Konald is another member who was foroed to leave his crew and transfer to another boat. The deck-hands elected as their leaders: Johnny Bechtold, President: Virginia Lang, Vice-President; Jerry Quenzer, Secretary and Treasurer and Student Council Representative; Mr. M. Rau Is advisor. Arlouene Delbert and Jerry Quenzer were candidates for queen and escort. Active In the field of sports were Johnny Bechtold, Jerry Quenzer, Floyd Sohaefbauer, John Volzke, and Jimmle Martin. Shirley Soehrlng is a Cheei leader. 13

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JUNIORS Back row; Bruoe Fetherhuff, Eddie Boh- lander, Spenoer Clapp, Curtlse Koet, Marshall Qall, Dennis Oohener, Jaoob Bollinger, Thomas Sohaefbauer, Ardella Mlttlelder, Phoebe White. Middle row; Class Adviser, Miss Eleanor Huelsmann, Marcene Sohaefbauer, Phyllis Sohjnldt, CJ-ladys Oohetier, Eileen Sohaefbauer, Beatrice Brandner, Gladys Kary, Betty Krause, Donna Schmidt, Cora Flaoher. Front row; Rose Weber, Virgil Ooehrlng, Llla Huber, Kathleen Brandner, Alleta Wolfer, Lavlna Ford, Evelyn Horner, Alloe Aman, Alvena Rossow, Ilene Lang. After tvo years of training the Jun- iors assumed the navigators responsi- bilities on our Journey, One new mem- ber , Alvena Rossow, Joined the crew which now totals thirty members. This group Is vei r active In our mus- ic organizations. Ilene Lang, Donna Schmidt and Jacob Bollinger took part in declamatory. The boys are active In athletics. Leading the navigators are Llla Hub ' eij President ;Vlrgll Ooehrlng, Vice-Presi- dent and Kathleen Brandner, Secretary and Treasurer. Candidates for the Showboat Queen and Escort were Phyllis Schmidt and Marsh- all Gall. As an entertainment feature the navi- gators presented Glass Dishes as their class play. Marshall Gall helped to brighten our log book, The Herrelnette,By providing all the original art. 12

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FRESHMEN Arlene Bohlander, Lauretta Naasz, Betty Beok, Mr. Harold Obenauer, Advisor. Front row; Shirley Sohaefbauer, Carol Berreth, Idella Goehrlng, Janloe Fis- cher, Beverly Horner, Bernadine Hilt, Gloria Bollinger, Gordon Klaudt, Eun- ice Schuetzle, Nora Sohaefbauer, Viola Helnrloh. Back row; Dennis Lang,Oren Berndt, Ad- olaph Rltt, Jerry Huber, Henry Isaak, Clinton Quenzer, Donald Oohsner, Jimmy Lang, Tony Sohaefbauer, Mark Sohaef- bauer. Middle row; Donley Sohaeffer, Jerome Deibert, Ardella Rueb, Helen Delbert, Jerome Mo nthye, Lorraine Hahne, Lorraine Eberhart, Lorraine Brookel, Thirty-five bewildered recruits re- gistered for duty on the Showboat Sept. 5, 19 9. After a brief period of boot train- ing the rest of the crew honored them with an initiation party. They now felt like old salts . Offioers eleoted were: Bernadine Hilt, President; Gloria Bollinger, Vice-Presi- dent and Student Council member; Gordon Klaudt, Secretary and Treasurer. Betty Beck and Oren Berndt were chos- en as Queen and Escort candidates. Clarence Rueb is the only recruit who has discontinued service at the end of the first year. U