Highmore High School - Hisodak Yearbook (Highmore, SD)

Text from Pages 1 - 94 of the 1953 volume:

m THE 1953 HISODAK ..4-� Highmore High School Highmore S. Dak. Dedication TO THE FUTURE OF HIGHMORE HIGH SCHOOL, HIGHMORE AND HYDE COUNTY. . . . TO ALL THE THINGS THEY ARE AND STAND FOR.........WE DEDICATE THE 1953 HISODAK. t THE FACULTY AND STUDENT BODY z Calender of Events September 2---------First Day of School 9---------Freshman Initiation October 16 -------Coronation 17 -------Pirate Day November 18 -------District Declam Contest, Highmore 20-21-----Junior Play 26--------Thanksgiving Vacation Begins December 16 18 19 30 January 5--------Vacation Ends 16-------4st Semester End 28-------Invitational Debate Tournament, Here 30-31----Central South Dakota Conference Basketball Tournament February 26-27------District 3asketball Tournament Christmas Party Christmas Concert Christmas Vacation Invitational Basketball Tournament March 5-7--------Regional Basketball Tournament 12-13- 14--State Basketball Tournament 16-17------Regional Debate Tournament, Mobridge 30-31------State Debate Tournament April 3----------Easter Vacation Begins 7----------Spring Concert 9-10-------Regional Music Contest, Aberdeen May 9----------Regional Track Meet 9----------Junior -Senior Prom Senior Play Skip Day 17---------Baccalaureate 19 -1-----8th Grade Graduation 20 -------Class Night 22---------Graduation 3 Hisodak Staff t.- -• '. V . V . . STANDING: Burge Hammond, Gene Sunding, Orville Charlson, John Wooley. SEATED: Jim McDonald, Norma Goeken, Roger Kiel, Helen Sporrer, Robert Gadd, Janicd Hall, Janice Sherer. Not Pictured: Grace Dalton Helen Sporrer. . . Roger Kiel..... Robert Gadd John Wooley . . . Jim McDonald . . Orville Charlson Janice Hall..... Grace Dalton . . Gene Sunding . . . Norma Goekea . . Janice Sherer... Burge Hammond ...............Editor ........Ass't. Editor . . . Business Manager Ass’t. Bus. Manager . . . j. . . .Sports Editor . . . Ass't. Sports Ed. ........Class editor .Ass't. Class Editor ...........Art Editor .........Music Editor ........Speech Editor ..............Advisor 4 Administration AMOS TSCHETTER Supe r intendent World His tory World Geography ERVIN SNEVA Girl's B. B. Coach Industrial Arts Not Pictured: KENNETH BUHLER Speech Math 7 HANK SANDERSON Custodian Student Council Robert Jensen, Roger Kiel, Freddie Winans, Norma Goeken, LeRoy Tislau, Helen Sporrer, President, Virginia Valentine, Miss Drew, Advisor, Doris Harter, Isabelle Wortman, Jimmy McDonald, George Hurd, School Board D. Harris, C. McGirr, E. Goeken, M. Winans, President, M. Whipple, J. Hamlin, Not Pictured: C. Busse. 8 Classes ir 9 LEROY TISLAU He has the con- fidence that leads to success. Honor Points 82 10 I 11 13 14 CLASS MOTTO: Out of school life, into life's school. CLASS FLOWER: White Carnation CLASS COLORS: Crimson and silver %%je CLASS OFFICERS President.............................LeRoy Tislau Vice President..........................Dick Hamlin Secretary-Treasurer..............Janice Hall Council Representatives........Jim McDonald Norma Gocken 16 Carol Frank Mary Jo Weber Minnie Duchene Genora Trammell Roger Kiel Kenneth Ferris Lorraine Oligmueller Clayton LaFortune Beverly Lusk Bob Houdek Sally Heckenliablc Larry Weidenbach Virginia Bezner James Smith Robert Jensen Carol Larson Virginia Valentine Edward Baker Janice Sherer Roger Wurts Marlys Fieldsend Jacky Hirsch Kenneth Klebsch Connie Tieg John Wooley Dorothy Jones Lois Elyea Norbert Faulstich Bernice Markley Janice Fieldsend Shirley Sporrer Jim Kenyon Jeanie Palon Bernard Heinzen Betty Peterson 17 Martin Wortman Willis Klebsch Sylvia Weidenbach Shirley Lusk Jackie Eberlcin Sharon Faulstich George Hurd Orville Charlson Grace Dalton Loren Jensen Ted Tomter Sharon Bouzek Mary Jo Hardestry Robert Schlenker Ruth Ellsworth s o P h LaVonne Moss Joy Kiel Alfred Knittel Shirley Hirsch Robert Hirsch Shirley Goldsmith Isabelle Wortman Eugene Rezac Carol Weber Frances Peterson O m o r e s Katherine Tippens Douglas Canode Joyce Hinkle Edna Middleton Ronald Grable William Ellsworth Willie Cowan 18 Duane Elyea Mary Jo LaFortune James McKeivey Judy Bloomenrader Ruth Hardesty Ralph Suman Maurinc Bouzek Wanda Stabnow Carol Stransky Mary Goehring F r e s h Delilia Sampson Jay Runestad Maralyn Vopat Marleen Hageman Lily Duchene Karen Baker Daisy Hultman Faye Brock Doris Harter Leslie Ashdown m e n Patricia Lynch Barbara Koski Darlene Cottrill Freddy Winans Virginia Baloun Betty McWeeney Paul Larson Yvonne Moore Cecilia Parker Judy Heckenliable Philip Kusser Eva Zeigler Bernard Davis Nancy Bouzek Evelyn Hamlin 19 Marjorie Kowalski Shirley Parker lone O'Brien Hazel Vogelgesang David Dalton Billy Stuart Janice Frank Suzanne Malmquist Leroy Schuette Highmore Alma Mater There's a song fills the air You can hear everywhere: Highmore Hi! Highmore Hi! There's a shout, there's a cheer For the school we hold dear: Highmore Hi! Highmore Hi! Highmore Hi! We'll sing for aye. We love you better from day to day, Ever to you we'll be true, Highmore High School, Hurrah! Hurrah! By: Superintendent: R. L. Crosswait 20 Activities QUEEN: JANICE HALL ATTENDANTS: Marvin Knudtson, LaVerta Morford, Dick Hamlin, Helen Sporrer . .1 23 24 Athletics KNEELING: Coach Putnam, Martin Wortman, Fred Winans, Loren Jensen, Jay Runestad, David Dalton, Eugene Rezac, Ralph Suman, Bernard Davis, Willis Klebsch, Assistant Coach Sneva. STANDING: Student Manager, Orville Charlson, Roger Kiel, Philip Kusser, Densel Mason, John Wooley, LeRoy Tislau, Jacky Eberlein, Robert Jensen, Billy Ellsworth, Jim McDonald, Kenneth Klebsch, Willie Cowan, Gerald Davis, Gene Sunding, Larry Kiel, Bob Houdek, Bus. Mgr. , Donlin Faulstich. F ootball THE PURPOSE OF ATHLETICS IN HIGHMORE HIGH SCHOOL IS TO IMPROVE SPORTSMANSHIP AND TRAINING--.TO PROMOTE A GOOD ATTITUDE TOWARD ALL SPORTS. 25 Opponents Wessington Springs Gettysburg b'aulkton Chamberlain Onida 26 MAn Basketball LeRoy Tislau, Roger Kiel, Larry Kiel, George Hurd, Don Faulstich, Coach Putnam, Jerry Davis, John Wooley, James Smith, Bobby Houdek, Densel Mason. Kneeling: Jim McDonald. Not pictured: Dick Hamlin. Playing in a very tough conference with three A schools, the Pirates came out with a good record for the season; winning four conference games and losing three. The Pirates took runner-up honors in their own invitational tournament, but lost both games in the conference tourney. Prospects for next year are very hopeful with five returning lettermen. Opponents We They Ft. Pierre 31 48 Agar 35 58 Onida 61 67 Pierre 43 40 Ft. Pierre 50 48 ♦Harold 52 46 ♦ Ft. Pierre 35 44 Pierre 33 56 Gettysburg 74 46 Faulkton 61 46 Opponents We Their Onida 62 76 Wessington Springs 65 43 Miller 63 61 Ipswich 60 62 ♦ ♦Onida 46 59 ♦♦Miller 45 46 Mobridge 43 62 Blunt 61 39 Harrold 61 52 Miller 50 56 27 ♦Invit. Tourney ♦ «Conference Tourney 28 29 B Basketball David Dalton, Jimmy McKelvey, Robert Jensen, Martin Wortman, Freddy Winans, Willy Cowan, Bill Ellsworth, Philip Kusser, Orville Charlson, Jack Eberlien. Coach Mainz. Cheerleaders Ronnie Grable, Janice Sherer, Grace Dalton, Verna Grable 30 Girls Basketball Left to Right: Janice Sherer, Verna Grable, Sharon Faulstich, Mary Goehring, Shirley Sporrer, Helen Sporrer, Norma Goeken, Doris Harter, LaVerta Morford, Joy Kiel, Shirley Goldsmith, Carol Weber and Ruth Hardesty. Kneeling: Coach, Ervin Sneva. The girls had a very successful season. They won 7 conference games losing only one. They tied with Blunt for the championship in the Ohae conference. Basketball (girls) Opponents We They Cheyenne 54 34 Harrold 35 33 Onida 40 14 Blunt (Corn Palace) 46 45 Cheyenne 48 26 St. Lawrence 51 43 Onida Forfiet Harrold 48 43 Blunt 63 32 Faulkton 47 17 Blunt 44 49 Stephan 53 35 St. Lawrence 57 31 31 T rack Left to Right: Kenneth Klebsch, Don Faulstich, George Hurd, Jerry Davis, James Smith and LeRoy Tislau. 34 H Club LEFT ROW: CENTER: RIGHT ROW: John Wooley, LeRoy Tislau, Densel Mason, Jim McDonald, Gene Sunding, Don Faulstich. Roger Kiel, Bobby Houdek. Robert Jensen, James Smith, Kenneth Klebsch, George Hurd, Larry Kiel, Jerry Davis. The purpose of the H-Club is to promote better athletics in Highmore High; to improve sportsmanship, and training; to sponsor a worthy project in the field of sports for the grades of Highmore Fublic School each year. In order to become a member of the H-Club , one must earn a letter in any one sport which the boys may part- icipate. Letters are awarded from point accumulation. 35 Music THE PURPOSE OF THE MUSIC DEPARTMENT OF HIGHMORE HIGH SCHOOL IS TO DEVELOPE THE MENTAL ACTIVITY, CHARACTER, AND CITIZENSHIP OF THE STUDENTS. Girls Glee ROW 4: Bernice Markley, Sally Heckenliable, Virginia Valentine, Jacky Hirsch, Janet LaFurge, Judy Whipple, Darlene Cottrill, LaVerta Morford, Helen Sporrer, Mary Jo Hardesty, Norma Goeken, Cecilia Parker, Virginia Bezner, Mary Goehring, Marlys Fieldsend, Verna Grable, Jeanie Palon, Mary Jo Weber, Wanda Stabnow, Virginia Baloun, Mary Wright. ROW 3: Eva Ziegler, Sylvia Weidenbach, Joy Kiel, Shirley Goldsmith, Connie Tieg, Betty Van Balen, Leota Chapin, Lois Elyea, Marjorie Kowalski, Janice Frank, Doris Harter, Carol Frank, Shirley Sporrer, Sharon Faulstich, Betty Peterson, Carol Stransky, Genora Trammel, Joyce Sunding, Ruth Ellsworth, LaVonne Moss, Janice Hall, Joyce Haiwick. ROW 2: LaVonne Hirsch, Phyllis Kelley, Mary Jo LaFortune Shirley Lusk, Beverly Lusk, Ann Naughton, Anna Gibson, Nancy Bouzek, Judy Heckenliable, Joyce Hinkle, Sharon Bouzek, Hazel Vogelgesang, Ruth Hardesty, Suzanne Malmquist, Faye Brock, Edna Middleton, Frances Peterson, Mr. Urban, director. ROW 1: Janice Sherer, Minnie Duchene, Patricia Lynch, lone O'Brien, Sylvia Baker, Yvonne Moore, Marlene Hageman, Delilia Sampson, Shirley Parker, Lily Duchene, Katherine Tippens, Judy Bloomenrader, Barbara Koski, Daisy Hultman, Evelyn Hamlin, Maralyn Vopat. Not Pictured: Grace Dalton. 37 Mixed Chorus ROW 4: Jim McDonald, Alfred Knittel, Fred Winans, Larry Wiedenbach, Bernard Heinzen, Gene Sunding, James Smith, LeRoy Tislau, Jerry Davis, Don Faulstich. ROW 3: Eva Zeigler, Bernice Markley, Sally Heckinliable, Virginia Valentiie, Jackie Hirsch, Leota Chapin, Betty Van Balen, Janet LaFurge, Judy Whipple, Mary Jo Hardesty, Norma Goeken. ROW I: LaVonne Hirsch, Phyllis Kelley, Mary Jo LaFortune, Shirley Lusk, Beverly Lusk, Nancy Bouzek, Janice Fieldsend, Joyce Hinkle, Sharon Bouzek, Hazel Vogelgesang, Genora Trammell, Joyce Sunding. ROW 1: Janice Sherer, Minnie Duchene, Patricia Lynch, lone O'Brien, Ann Naughton, Sylvia Baker, Shirley Goldsmith, Connie Tieg, Yvonne Moore, Sylvia Weidenbach, Joy Kiel, Lily Duchene. Music expresses that which cannot be said and on which it is impossilbe to be silent. --Victor Hugo Vocal music is another of Highmore High School's outstanding activities. A mixed chorus of one-hund- red-four voices has added its harmony to many functions and contests during the past year, as has the seventy-vice member girls' glee club. 38 Mixed Chorus HOW 4: ROW 3: ROW 2: ROW 1: Larry Kiel, John Wooley, Orville Charlson, Roger Kiel, Robert Gadd. Bill Ellsworth, Robert Jensen, Jim McKelvey, Loren Jensen, Eugene Rezac, Bill Stuart. Cecelia Parker, Helen Sporrer, LaVerta Morford, Virginia Bezner, Mary Goehring, Marlys Fieldsend, Verna Grable, Jeanie Palon, Mary Jo Weber, Wanda Stabnow, Virginia Baloun, Mary Wright. Janice Frank, Doris Harter, Carol Frank, Shirley Sporrer, Sharon Faulstich, Betty Peterson, Carol Stransky, Ruth Hardesty, Suzanne Malmquist, Fay Brock, LaVonne Moss, Janice Hall, Joyce Halwick, Mr. Urban, Director. Shirley Parker, Delila Sampson, Marlene Hageman, Kathrine Tippens, Frances Peterson, Judy Bloomenrader, Barbara Koski, Daisy Hultman, Evelyn Hamlin, Maralyn Vopat. Both organizations, under Mr. Urban's capable direction, have taken part in and received honors at the Regional Music Contest in the spring. However, to meet the requirements of the contest, the groups must be cut down; but the original number is used for all other programs so as to give students with musical ability a chance to develop their talents. The mixed vocal ensemble, girls' sextet, and vocal solosits have won honors at the contest; they also furnished enter- tainment for other community and school activities. 39 GIRLS' VOCAL ENSEMBLE Ann Naughton. Lcota Chapin, Verna Grable, Joyce Haiwick, Helen Sporrer, Norma Goekcn. MIXED VOCAL ENSEMBLE Verna Grable, Ann Naughton, Leota Chapin, Norma Gocken, Robert Jensen, Don Faulstich, Roger Kiel, Jim McDonald. Janice Sherer, pianist. VOCAL SOLOISTS Standing: Robert Gadd, Jim McDonald, Sylvia Wiedenbach, Sharon Faulstich, Norma Goeken, Doris Harter, Verna Grable, Robert Jensen, Bill Ellsworth. Seated: LaVonne Hirsch, Ann Naughton, Bernice Markley, Shirley Goldsmith. Leota Chapin, Joy Kiel. 40 BRASS SEXTET Roger Kiel, Janice Sherer, Orville Charlson, Ruth Hardesty, Jerry Davis, Jim McDonald. CLARINET QUARTETTE Joyce Haiwick, Janice Hall, Robert Jensen, Connie Tieg. INSTRUMENTAL SOLOISTS ROW 1: Joyce Haiwick, Katherine Tippens, Eugene Rezac, Shirley Goldsmith, Janice Sherer. ROW 2: Joy Kiel, Doris Harter, Orville Charlson, John Wooley, Don Faulstich, Roger Kiel, Norma Goeken, Connie Tieg, Virginia Valentine. 41 MAM Band ROW 4: Leota Chapin, drums ROW 3: LaVerta Morford, LaVonne Moss. Roger Bawdon, Laura Fieldscnd, lone O'Brien, Shirley Lusk, clarinets; Kathrine Tippens, Virginia Valentine, mellophones; Janice Sherer, French horn. ROW 2: Norma Goeken, Shirley Goldsmith, Mary Jo Hardesty, John Wooley, clarinet; Leroy Tislau, Doris Harter, alto saxophone. ROW 1 : Joyce Haiwick, Connie Tieg, clarinet; Janice Hall, alto clarinet Not Pictured: Robert Gadd. A fifty-four piece band, directed by Mr. C. A. Urban, has highlighted many community and school affairs. This band, attired in snappy red and grey uniforms, has participated in the annual Christmas and Spring Concerts. Gypsy Day Festivities and Pirate Day, besides other community and school affairs. All instrumental groups took part in the Regional Music Contest at Aberdeen and many of the band members played instrumental solos. Our pep band--twenty-five members strong-- provided the stimulus for pep meetings, home football and basketball games and was also the official band at the Conference, Invitational, and District Basket- ball Tournaments held in Highmore. 42 A Band ROW 1: ROW 2: ROW 3: ROW 4: Robert Jensen, bass clarinet; Marilyn Christenson, flute; Joy Kiel, oboe. Bernard Heinzen, alto saxophone; Don Faulstich. tenor saxophone; Ruth Hardesty, Myra Underhill, baritone; Bill Ellsworth, Donnie Sharp, cornets. Gene Sunding, Beverly Lusk, Jerry Davis, trombone; Dorothy Jones, Sharon Faulstich, Janice Fieldsend, Verna Grable, Roger Kiel, Jim McDonald, cornets. Mr. Urban, director; Sharon Bouzek, Orville Charlson, tuba. B Band ROW 1; Alys Larson, Minnie Duchene, Mary Wright, clarinet; Delila Sampson, Wanda Stabnow, mellophone; Eva Zeigler, Jay Christensen, Bernard Davis, Jim McKelvey, cornet. ROW 2: Daisy Hultman, Larry Weidenbach, Janice Frank, clarinet; Shirley Parker, Maralyn Vopat, Craig Wharton, Loren Jensen, Mary Jo LaFortune, trombone; Myra Undergill, baritone; Virginia Baloun, Mervin Mewes, Bobby Blachford, Beverly Hultman, cornet. ROW 3: Bonnie Blachford, Tommy Smith, drums; Donnie Grable, cymbals; Bobby Underhill, tuba; Mr. Urban, director. 43 H ■Ju The Pirate Journal VOLUME XVII Thunday December 18, 1852 In an e t the Co fn Saturd (lighmore rictory ove i slim mu Highmor 'he start a e last qui anaged t For the Vfih score Highmore, Sporrer le oints eacl Highmoi vith the ind 46-45 G ighmor rounce Onidi The Highmore C it decisive victory ng Onida team m the local floor 8-14. It was their =ow and their sec rictory. It was not a very imp: [ive victory because of the sic less of the game. For Highmore, Verna Gra neld scoring honors with joints, following here with points were Helen Sporrer i florma Goeken. For Onida, h on had 7 and Hofer 4 points, t In the preliminiary the Hi. nore grade team defeated - nida grade team 34-16. Sharp was high for Highm vith 14 points. L. Hyde hac joints for Onida. Standing: Genora Trammell, Dorothy Jones, Carol Prank, Norbert Faulstlch, Larry Weidenbach, Mr. Neelen, Bernard Heinzen, John Wooley, Jacky Hirsch, Virginia Valentine,. Betty Peterson. Seated: Minnie Duchene, Roger Kiel, Shirley Sporrer, Beverly Lusk, Robert Jensen, Connie Tele, Janice Sherer. Assembly Program The third in a series of se «ssembly programs will t; lace on December 12 at one ock p. m. in the high school tymnasium when Bob Bradford, m impersonator, will make his appearance. Through the medium of his .nimated little friend “Jiggers Johnson”, Mr. Bradford demon- trates a series of amazing feats the use of his voice. Jiggers’ ’actually seems to be alking, singing, playing musical THE PIRATE JOURNAL Published Weekly by the Journalism Class of Highmore high School Editor.........................Beverly Lusk Assistant Editor............Shirley Sporrer Business Manager.....................Robert Jensen Reporters: Connie Teig, Janice Sherer, Rog- er i iel. Petty Peterson, Genora Trammell, Carol Frank, Janice Fieldsend, Virginia Valentine, Dorothy Jones, Jacky hirsch, Minnie Duchene, Norbert Paulstich, Bern- ard heinzen, Larry Weidenbach, John Woo- ley and Roger ,� urts. Advisor.................................Mr. Neelen NUMBER IS Tv tes Dun rs 43-41 Pirates •n they di ernors b} a lhrill-p lighmore 1 irates p Tor Pierr luarter, H id that entire g. Pierre t jme the . racked u; ? to close points, the | too much Jeorge T lonald were high ece, followed by y Tislau and R :ad 8, 7 and 6, iates was high 11. teams were no oss. They were the H hmore n and win by a score of 4 In the first three qua: hmore held the lead, bu final period, Pierre came 1 gained the lead, to win le. Whal do you want for Christ- l ° minors get it, who buys it for mas? | them? In my opinion the person r al b,w. „ ... Martin Wortman: Some new basketball shoes. Mr. Hammond: Oh, just any- thing. Roger Kiel: All I want for Christmas is my one front tooth. Faye Brock: Anything I can get. Gene Sunding: Some car paint u a™Mluemmvand Davis: Oh_a Cadillac While a voung man.' Mr. Brad- -i othlnS bu‘ P®� ' that sells it or gives it to them is just as much or more to blame than the teen-ager nimself, just because I say himself” is no sign these are all boys, there are just about as many girls, too. The only way to keep from be- ing a booze-hound is by not taking that first drink. You don’t have to take a drink just because a friend does. TURN IT DOWN! hmore J, R. au, U d, G. th, J. Jonald, J. idek, B. lstich, D. � n, D. rre vard aux, S. es ze, F. r Byrnes, P. Byrnes, W. Hicks Linn Schllislsman Harter Stephenson Highmore Pierre FQ FT PF 4 5 5 4 4 i 3 3 2 5 2 5 3 0 1 4 1 I 1 0 0 0 FQ FT PF 0 3 3 2 0 0 4 3 3 1 2 2 1 1 1 1 2 4 0 3 3 0 3 3 0 0 0 0 1 1 0 0 0 Q 0 14 24 36 9 18 26 Scoring honors for the gi went to Onida’s Kent Hyde, tl 6 8’’ center, who scored 27 poi He was followed by Jim Sul who racked up 22. For the io: 44 Deciam ROW 1: Isabelle Wortman. Suzanne Malmquist, Lily Duchene, Shirley Parker. Kathrine Tippens, Ruth Hardesty. Shirley Lusk. Janice Sherer. ROW 2: Minnie Duchene, Beverly Lusk. Sylvia Weidenbach, Shirley Goldsmith, Connie Tieg. Mary Jo Hardesty, Norma Goeken, Doris Harter, Sharon Faulstich, Joy Kiel, Wanda Stabnow. ROW 3: Robert Jensen. Norbert Faulstich, John Wooley, Jerry Davis, Roger Kiel, Fred Winans. Declam Winners Norma Goeken, Humorous Connie Tieg, Dramatic Janice Sherer, Poetry John Wooley, Oratory 45 Speech Club BACK HOW: Jim McDonald, Norbert Faulstich, Roger Keil, John Wooley, Norma Goeken, Jerry Davis, Gene Sunding, Robert Jensen. FRONT ROW: Janice Sherer, Beverly Lusk, Sylvia Weidenbach, Connie Teig, Virginia Valentine, Joyce Haiwick, Minnie Duchene. Debate BACK ROW: Norbert Faulstich, Roger Kiel, Mary Jo Hardesty, Norma Goeken, John Wooley, Robert Jensen. FRONT ROW: Joyce Haiwick, Katherine Tippens, Connie Tejg, Beverly Lusk, Janice Sherer. 46 Jr. Play KNEELING: John Wooley, Norbert Faulstich, Roger Kiel. FIRST ROW: Sally Heckenliable, Virginia Valentine, Beverly Lusk, Janice Fieldsend, Janice Sherer, Minnie Duchene, Mr. Buhler. SECOND ROW:Genora Trammel, Shirley Sporrer, Bobby Houdek, James Smith. Kenneth Ferris, Robert Jensen, Connie Tieg, Jacky Hirsch. ONE FOOT IN HEAVEN John Wooley - - - Connie Teig - - - Roger Kiel - - - - Janice Sherer- - ■ Norbert Faulstich Beverly Lusk - - Robert Jensen - - Bobby Houdek - - Virginia Valentine Jacky Hirsch - - - Minnie Duchene - Genora Trammell James Smith - - - Janice Fieldsend - Sally Heckenliable Shirley Sporrer - Kenneth Ferris - - Mr. Buhler- - - - Reverend Spence ■ - -Mrs. Spence ■ Hartzell Spence - -Eileen Spence • - - -Dr. Romer - - -Mrs. Digby - - Georgic Digby ----- -Ronnie Molly ------ -Letty ------ Maria ----- Louise - - Major Cooper - - Mrs. Sandow - - Mrs. Jellison -Mrs. Cambridge Bishop Sherwood - - - - - Director 47 1Z Year Students Sylvia Baker, Gene Sunding, Norma Gocken, Larry Kiel, Judy Whipple, Jimmy McDonald, Phyllis Kelley. Librarians BACK ROW: Ted Tomter, Connie Tieg, Shirley Sporrer, Mary Jo Hardesty, Virginia Bezner, Sally Heckenliable, Orville Charison. FRONT ROW: Katherine Tippens, Joyce Hinkle. Sylvia Baker, Beverly Lusk. Carol Weber, Phyllis Kelly, Minnie Duchene. 48 Grade Eight BACK ROW: Wesley Gortmaker, Roger Dalton, Douglas Hageman, Verneal Patterson, Myra Underhill, Macky McLaughlin, Myrna Ferris, Velda Patterson, Marvin Smith, Paige Wright, Kenneth Mehrer, Larry Weber, Jerene Trammel, Mrs. Tippens. FRONT ROW: Damon Ardry, Bobby Blachford, Jan Mitchell, Richard Ray, George Sharp, Laura Fieldsend, Joyce Heckenliable, Janice Malmquist. Marilyn Christensen, Marlynne Wallace, Alys Larsen. Roger Bawdon. Grade Seven BACK ROW: Mrs. Swanson, Mervin Mewes, Catherine Hurd, Jessie Gortmaker, Gene Trabing, Linda Faulstich, James Middleton, Donald Grable, Wilbur Goehring. FRONT ROW: Catherine Rose Pellicott, Raphael Lynch, Beverly Markley, Peter Pellicott, Jay Christensen , Roger Hickens, Thomas Westhauser, Richard Weber, James Palon. Not Pictured: David Hawkinson. 49 Grade Six BACK HOW: Reuben Heckenliabie, Marica Teig, Mary Ann Cowan, Sharon Mehrer, Sherry Delly, Rose Cottrill, Joan Goehring, Daniel Gortmaker. Donald Sharp, Hugh Peter McNamara, Grant Mitchell, Thomas Smith. FRONT ROW: Miss Workenthien, Rosemary McWeeny, Joan Melbourn, Joan Newton, Linda Tompkins, Thomas Melbourn, William Kass, Robert Underhill, Rpbert Elyea, Donald Hague. Sandra Derryberry, Jean Melbourn, Sandra Weber. Not Pictured: Robert Putnam, Daniel Eberlein. Grade Five BACK ROW: Bonnie Blachford, Marvin Dalton, Anita Shepherd, Judy Wright, James Cisler, Sharon Cowman, Craig Wharton, Janice Volek, Donald Schlenker, Phyllis Goehring, John Danielson, Mrs. Krull. FRONT ROW: David Kenyon. Suzanne McDcnald, Edward Hague. Clifford Olson, Betty Newton. Beverly Hultman, Gary Erlandson, Cheryl Diede, Jerry Heckenliabie, Frances Parker, Janice Heckenliabie. 50 Grade Three BACK ROW: Donald Durfee, Roger Franks, Guenetta Lynch, William McKelvey, Sylvia Elyea, Dennis Mehrer, Ronnie Meeker, Janice Hall, Kathryn McDonald, Bonnie Hirsch, Mrs. Weber. FRONT ROW: Leonard Dalton, Danny Derryberry, William Busse, David Malmquist, Terry McDermott, Sharon Eleyea, Pamela Markley, Jacqueline Erlandson, Sharon Finger, Wesley Putnam. Grade Four BACK ROW: Lulla Heckenliable, Wanda Sivertsen, Dennis Shepherd, Donna Meeker, Larry Tompkins. Rita Taylor, Robert Case. FRONT ROW: Miss Kusser, William Kayscr, Dean Cline, Jean Tschetter, Edward Dalton, Wallace Underhill, Dean Hageman. 51 Grade Two BACK ROW: Bobby LaFortune, Raymond Griffith, Kenny Goehring, Bobby Sharp, Carol Grosz, Kay Zilverberg, Bobby Albertus. Randy DeWolf, David Voglegesang, Billy Zilverberg. Dennis Case, Jimmie Patterson, Jackie Wright, Mary McDermott, Jenneth Kayser, Mrs. Prince. FRONT ROW: Bernice Tislau, Jerry Hirsch, Micky Heckenliable. Melvin Hall, Richard Blachford, Catherine Weber, Delna Dodge, Nancy Harter, Mary Ann McKelvey, Arleta Duncan, Carol Dittman, Linda Marsh, Gary Hague, Karol Bortness, Margaret Silvertsen, Marcella Deide. Grade One BACK ROW: FRONT ROW: Randy McGirr, Ronnie LaFortune, Susan Markley, Allen Finger, Bonnie Cermak, Arda Rae Jacobsen, Nancy Tschetter, Wayne Dalton, Bennie Gortmaker, Randy Tompkins, Tommy Hamlin, Wanda Tompkins, Mrs. Woods. Mickael Newton, Kayleen Tomter, Jerry Walker. Alice Finger, Connie Paynter, Danny Busse, Larry Kayser, Dianna Hall, Dennis Hall, Mara Lynne Meeker, Danny Wharton, Janet Cisler, Marian Bleha, Sharon Durfey. Not Pictured: Marilyn Hawkinson, Robert King, John Neeley, Janice Stephenson. 52 53 54 We wish to take this opportunity to thank all those who have helped us make this 1953 HISODAK a success. . 56 Autographs ADVERTISING DANCEYS RANCH STATION SHORT ORDERS Mona and Kay Dancey Phone 33659 Holabird, South Dakota HAWKINSON QUIRK GRAIN - FEED - SEED - COAL Highmore, South Dakota Holabird, South Dakota HYDE COUNTY IMPLEMENT CO. F. C. Bud Cline HIGHMORE, SOUTH DAKOTA THE FIRST STATE BANK Loans Insurance Members of the F. D. I. C. Highmore, South Dakota GEO. P. SEXAUER SON Herbert Auch, Mgr. Phone 26-2 GRAIN - SEED - FEED - COAL Harrold, South Dakota MERCURY FORD DRURY MOTOR SALES Ford Tractors and Implements Mobil, Goodyear and Firestone Tires Harrold, South Dakota WAGNER LUMBER YARDS at Highmore, South Dakota Harrold, South Dakota Building Materials Hardware Paints PRESTON KELLY J FARMERS UNION OIL CO. Phone 22581 pm i(FARMERS]j UNION, Highmore, South Dakota HIRSCH DRAY LINE Phone 32861 Highmore, South Dakota HIGHMORE CO-OP ASSN. Feeds, Coal, Salt, Grain Cleaning Phone 32431 Highmore, South Dakota STANDARD SERVICE Gas Lubrication Car Washing Phone 22381 Highmore, South Dakota A. H. COATES TRUCK LINE Local Long Distance Hauling Phone 22961 Highmore, South Dakota GORMLEY REXALL PHARMACY Your Rexall Pharmacy Gifts that Please School Supplies Highmore, South Dakota LEE GROCERY HARDWARE Frigidaire Maytag Appliances PIONEER GARAGE Highmore, South Dakota PEAVEY LUMBER YARDS Division of Van Dusen Harrington Co. Lumber Coal Highmore, South Dakota HYDE CO. FARMERS UNION Produce-Seeds-Feeds Twine -Flour Phone 22791 Highmore, South Dakota ED BOTTCHER Massey Harris Farm Implements Speed Queen Speed Queen Was hers Highmore, South Dakota BORTNESS BODY SHOP Wrecks Rebuilt DALTON KORN KRIB Ice Cream, Pop Corn, Pop Candy Highmore, South Dakota Everyday Is Washday at the HIGHMORE LAUNDRY Open 7:30 A. M. Until 6:00 P. M. Monday thru Saturday Highmore, South Dakota FA! Hit' smtCl specialt NAMANNY CAFE Berna Dutch Steaks -Chops - Waffles Your Patronize Appreciated Highmore, South Dakota THE M4LAUGHLIN CO. F urniture -Radios Highmore, South Dakota BARNES GRAY ABSTRACT CO. Official Abstracters of Hyde County Insurance -Rentals Highmore, South Dakota RAY BROTHERS MOTOR SALES Authorized Ford Dealers TOMPKINS SERVICE O. K. Rubber Welders Mobile Products Modern Heated Cabins Phone 22571 Highmore, South Dakota BOOSTERS FRED R. WINANS A FRIEND BERT NOEL FLORENCE'S BEAUTY PARLOR MELVIN GRABLE Scraper Dozer Work Phone 32661 Highmore, South Dakota WESTHAUSER DRAY LINE Christ Westhauser Phone 32708 Highmore, South Dakota N. J. FAULSTICH Registered Commercial Herefords XII F Phone 22958 Highmore, S. Dak. DAKOTA DITCHING CO. Farm Sewer Water Systems M. D. Patterson Phone 22298 Highmore, South Dakota THE HILL HOTEL A. L. Hill, Proprietor Steam Heated-Running Water Highmore, South Dakota FRANK RAY Your Allis Chalmers Dealer HIGHMORE CAFE Good Food and Coffee John Rezac, Proprietor Phone 22281 COFFEE SHOP CAFE Good Food and Couteous Service Phone 22841 Chris and Emma Bucchler HABICHT'S Department Store Clothing and Shoes for the Entire Family Miller, South Dakota GRAND THEATER Entertainment for the Whole Family NEWTON'S SUPER VALUE STORE The Food Center of Highmore Highmore, South Dakota MARION MAGINNIS General Auto Repairs ALBERT A. KAYE Abstracts, Rentals and Insurance Phone 22591 Highmore, South Dakota BOHNING BOHNING General Merchandise Harrold, South Dakota HURD'S AMBULANCE SERVICE Highmore, South Dakota WESTCOTT MOBILE STATION Merle Ruth Phone 32654 Holabird, South Dakota McDonald market frozen food LOCKER Fresh Smoked Meats, Frozen Fish Highmore, South Dakota Phone 32521 THE HIGHMORE HERALD Hyde County's Only Newspaper Quality Printing Highmore, South Dakota STANDARD OIL BULK D. D. Drew, Mgr. Highmore, South Dakota BUECHLERS GAMBLES Hardware Supplies Everything for Farm and Home Highmore, South Dakota Highmore, RED OWL AGENCY Phone 22751 Howard Jacobsen-Prop. South Dakota HAMLINS CLOTHING STORE The Store Where The Gang Goes Highmore, South Dakota Compliments of MILLARD KIEL TOMTER'S DRUGS Walgreen Agency Highmore, South Dakota GOLDEN RULE Fruits and Vegetables Groceries Meats Phone 32301 Highmore, South Dakota HALL'S HATCHERY Only the best in Quality Chicks Highmore, South Dakota FRED'S PLUMBING ELECTRIC SHOP Plumbing - Heating Radios - Electric Stoves - Gas Stoves Highmore, South Dakota DITCH DIGGING Sewer Water Systems on Farms Frank T. Melbourn Phone 22191 Highmore, South Dakota TOMTER5 Men's Furnishings and Shoes Phone 325 11 Highmore, South Dakota MCDONALD'S Dry Goods and Ready-to-Wear Highmore, South Dakota THE FRANKLIN HOTEL J, H. Wooley, Manager Steam Heat-Baths Highmore, South Dakota R, J. DREW Tax Consultant-Insurance Highmore, South Dakota HIGHMORE BAKERY If it's good to eat we have .it. Phone 22831 Leo Stabnow, Proprietor HIGHMORE CLEANERS We clean everything but Fish Phone 32121 Highmore, South Dakota TOMPKINS FOR FLOWERS Ina Thompkins Phone 32371 Highmore, South Dakota EBERLEIN FOR QUALITY PAINTING Russ Eberlein Highmore, South Dakota CITY MEAT MARKET AND LOCKER Quality Meats Phone 32251 Highmore, South Dakota NORTHWESTERN PUBLIC SERVICE COMPANY Electrical Service Highmore, South Dakota TOM THUMB STORE 51 to $1. 00 MacDonald Lawrence, Prop. Phone 22941 Highmore, South Dakota NAMANNY CAFE COMPLIMENTS Steaks Chops OF Seafoods FRIEND Miller, South Dakota _ - .’ . .. _'....W K-jH! 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