Highmore High School - Hisodak Yearbook (Highmore, SD)

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1955 volume:

PRESENTINE HIGHMORE HIGH SCHOOL HIGHMORE SOUTH DAKOTA 1 Dedication We dedicate this 1955 Hisodak to youth, the boys and girls of today who will be the men and women of tomorrow, the hope of the future. May all the little things that made this year so big prove to be valuable experience which will enable the youth of today to be better citizens of the future. Hisodak Staff STANDtNG: Doug Hageman, Sylvia Wcidenbach, Shirloy l.uak, Kathie Tippena, Sharon Faulatich. Mr. Mullen. SEATED: Jim McKelvey, Doris Harter, Carol Ann Stranaky, Ruth Hardesty, Orville Charlson, DeLUia Sampson, Katherine Pellicotte, Joy Kiel, Shirley Goldsmith. Orville Charlson. . , DeLUia Sampson. . , Sylvia Weidenbach. Carol Ann Stransky. Doris Harter...... Sharon Faulstich Kathie Tippcns. . . . Jim McKelvcy....... Joy Kiel........... Ruth Ann Hardesty. Doug Hageman. . . . Katherine Pellicotte Shirley Lusk Shirley Goldsmith. . Paul Mullan........ ....................Editor ..........Assistant Editor ........Business Manager Assistant Business Manager .................Divisional .....................Music ....................Sports ....................Senior ....................Junior .................Sophomore ..................Freshman ...................Typists ...................Advisor 4 4 5 6 Faculty PAUL MULLAN Chemistry, Advanced Algebra, Algebra, General Mathematica, General Science. 7 KEITH DURNIL Bookkeeping, Shorthand, Office Practice, Typing. 8 School Board LEFT TO RIGHT: Mable Whipple, John Hardesty, We� Underhill. Jim Hamlin, Alvin Durlce, Clarence GUlason. HENRY SANDERSON Custodian Student Council STANDING: Ruth Hardeaty, President-Orville Charlton, George Hurd, Carol Weber. Dick Weber. SEATED- Vice-Preaident-Philip Kutacr, Mlsa Drew, Douglas Hagcman, Donna Jean Baloun. Carol Ann Stransky, Myrna Ferris, Joy Kiel. The Student Council, composed of representatives from the four high school classes and under the direction of President Orville Charlson, provided a smooth running student government body the past year. The Council controls Pirate Day, assembly programs, the honor point system, demerit system, semester test exemption, school elections, school parties and sets the policy to be followed in such special programs as the March of Dimes and designates the procedure to be followed in the setting up of memorials. STANDING: O. Charlton. SEATED: D. Hagcman, D. Weber, D. Baloun, M. Fcrrit, Mitt Drew. LASSES 11 SENIORS KATHERINE TIPPENS Her personality, giggle and smile are o! her own distinctive stylo.” Chorus, Girls' Glee,Jr. Play, Accompanist, band. Pirate Journal, Htsodak, Horn solo, Horn trio. Honor Roll, Librarian, Declam, Brass Sextet, Woodwind ensemble. Debate. Honor Points 134 GOERGE HURD I know a lot but 1 never can think oi it,” Track, Council Member, Basketball, Boys' Glee, Jr. Play, King Attendant. Honor Points 52 ALFRED KNITTLE I study to be quiet.” Honor Roll, Jr. Play. Honor Points 7 FRANCES PETERSON Sober, steadfast, and demure. Basketball. Chorus, Glee, Honor Roll. Honor Points 2 3 MARY JO HARDESTY Life is a series of sur- prises.” Clarinet solo. Vocal solcv Band, Glee, Chorus, Vocal ensemble. Debate, Declam, Honor Roll, Pirate Journal, Jr. Play, Librarian, Clarinet Triq Clarinet Quartet, Accom- panist. Honor Points 95 SHARON FAULSTICH There are only two things that count, George and hi car. Basketball, Band. Chorus, Glee, Vocal solo. Accom- panist, Honor Roll. Jr. Play. Declam, Debate, Pirate Journal, Hisodak, Student Council, Class Officer. Cornet Quartet, Cornet Trio, Queen Attendant. Honor Points 125 THEODORE TOMTER A grain of manhood.” Basketball, Glee, Class Officer, Librarian, Jr. Play, Chorus. Honor Points 41 13 EDNA MIDDLETON SU nce is better than empty chatter. Girls Glee Honor Points 2 WILLIAM ELLSWORTH Ash me no questions, and I'll tell you no libs. Basketball, Football. Track, Glee, Chorus, Vocal solo. Cornet trio. Bond, Cornet Quartet, Cornet solo. Brass ensemble. Honor Points 82 WILLIS KLEBSCH Love is like linen, the more often changed, the sweeter.” Track, Football, Class President, Pirate Day King. jr. Play. Honor Points 44 JOYCE HINKLE Though she be but little she is fierce. Basketball, Girls'Glee, Jr. Play} Librarian. Declam, Chorus. Honor Points 56 GRACE DALTON Love and a cough can- not be hid.” Basketball, Cheerleader, Chorus, Band, Glee, Class Officer, Hisodak, Honor Roll. Honor Points 40 KAY SCHROEDER Maybe I’ll worry about something someday. Basketball, Chorus, Jr. Play. Glee. Honor Points 17 RONALD GRABLE A peck of trouble.' Football, Glee, Chorus, Cheerleader, Jr. Play. Pirate Journal, Lib- rarian. Honor Points 4 5 14 CAROL WEBER My mind I� gay but my soul Is melancholy. Basketball, Honor Roll, Council Member. Pirate Journal, Vice-President, Librarian, Jr. Play. Honor Points 55 MARTIN WORTMAN Time is but the stream I go a -fishing in. Football. Basketball, Class Officer, Chorus, King Attendant. Track. Glee. Honor Points M WILLIE COWAN Mischief comes by the pound and goes away by the ounce. Football, Basketball. Marshall, Jr. Play. Honor Points 47 SHIRLEY MAE HIRSCH I ‘spect I growed, don't think nobody never made me. Librarian, Cheerleader, Pirate Journal, Class Officer. Queen Attendant. Honor Points 16 DOUG1-AS C A NODE ‘ Lauah yourself into stitches. Football, Chorus, Glee, Jr. Play. Honor Points 17 EUGENE RE7.AC What I can’t see. I never will believe in. Basketball. Accompanist Cornet solo, Jr. Play, Chorus, Glee, Band, Cornet Quartet, Cornet Trio. Honor Points 57 SHIRLEY LUSK The magic of a face. Band, Chorus, Glee, Declam, Student Council, Hisodak, Honor Roll. Pirate Journal, Trio. Honor Points 78 15 JOY KIEL ••Generally speaking, I'm always speaking.” Basketball, Band, Chorus, Glee. Vocal solo. Oboe solo. Declam, Debate, Pirate Journal, Hisodak, Class President, Student Council, Librarian, Honor Roll. Jr. Play. Woodwind Ensemble, Girl's State. Honor Points 159 SYLVIA WEIDENBACH An angel on earth. Chorus, Vocal Solo, He - clam. Band, Girls' Glee, Pirate Journal, Hisodak, Pirate Day Queen. Honor Points 74 ROBERT SCHLENKER Beware the (ury ol a patient man. MARY JO H1RSCH And all because a lady (ell in love. Basketball, Girls Glee. Honor Points 14 ROBERT HIRSCH Friends are born, not made. Track, Jr. Play. Honor Points 14 SHIRLEY ANN GOLDSMITH Songs with words are best. Basketball, Vocal solo. Band, Chorus, Glee, Vocal Ensemble, Clarinet solo. Clarinet Trio, Clarinet Quartet, Debate, Pirate Journal, Declam, Hisodak, Honor Roll, Librarian. Jr. Play, Drum Major. Honor Points 121 ORVILLE CHARLSON You don't have to study agriculture to raise ‘cane.’ Basketball, Band, Chorus, Student Manager, Glee, Vocal solo, Bass solo. Brass fensemble, Hisodak, Librarian, Honor Roll, Student Council, Jr. Play, Boys' Octet, Vocal Ensemble, Boy's State. Honor Points 161 16 RUTH ELLSWORTH “A miilrcti moderately fair. Glee Honor Pointa 4 CLASS OFFICERS President------------------------------Joy Kiel Vice-President----------------Martin Wort man Secretary----------------------------------Ted Tomter Council Members--------------------------Carol Weber George Hurd CLASS COLORS: Red and Silver CLASS FLOWER: White Carnation CLASS MOTTO: “Give To The World, The Best That You Have, And The Best Will Come Back To You 12 Year Students ROW I: Alfred Knittla, Doug Canoed, WUlie Cowan, Bill Ellsworth. ROW k; Mary Jo Hardeaty, Joy Kiel, Grace Dalton, Shirley Goldamith, Edna Middleton, Not Pictured: Ted Tomter. 17 RUTH HARDESTY President tONE O’BRIEN JUNIOR CLASS WANDA STABNOW Viee-Preeident VIRIGINIA BALOItN LeROY SCHUETTE SHIRLEY PARKER Secretary JANiS FRANK CAROL STRANSKY Council Member DORIS HARTER FRED WIN A NS MARY GOEHRING PHILIP KUSSER MAURINE BOUZEK DAVID DALTON CECELIA PARKER LESLIE ASHDOWN HAZEL VOGELGESANU DeLILIA SAMPSON BARBARA KOSKI JUDY HECKENLAIBLE LILY DUCHENE MARLEEN HAGEMAN JAY RUNESTAD EVA ZEKJLER JIM McKELVEY FAYE BROCK BERNARD DAVIS PATRICIA LYNCH JUDY BLOOMENRADEI SOPHOMORE CLASS MYRNA FERRIS President MYRA UNDERHILL Vice-President MARILYN CHRISTENSEN Secretary fc Treasurer DOUGLAS HAGEMAN Council Member FFORD VOLECK CAROLYN LaFORTUNE GEORGE McLAUGHLIN MARILYN DIEDE GEORGE SHARP ALYS LARSEN DONNA BALOUN President RONALD PEKAREK NORETTA BECHTOLD JAMES MIDDLETON LINDA FAULSTICH ROBERT STRANSKY Treasurer CATHERINE HURD FRESHMAN CLASS Not pictured JIM PALON Vice-President RICHARD LARSON Secretary RICHARD WEBER Council Member DONALD GRABLE WILBUR GOEHR INC JOHNNY VLCEK BEVERLY MARKLY MERVIN ME WES GENE TRABING Social Studies Biology English I Typing English 1 General Math 21 Calendar of Events August 30 ----- - School opens September 7 _ _ - _ - _ Freshman Party 24 ----- - Home-coming October 8 - - - - - - SDHSPA Convention 14-15 - - - - Senior Pictures 23 ----- - Local Dcclam November 1 -2 - - - - - Junior Play 9 ----- - District Declam December 17 . - - _ . - Christmas Vacation 29 ----- - Highmore Invitational Tournament January 3 . _ - - - - End Christmas Vacation 22 ----- - Huron Debate Discussion 28-29 - - - - Conference To •rnament at Gettysburg February 12 ----- - Debate at Aberdeen 19..........Grade Music Contest 23-24-25- - - District 16 Tournament at Highmore 26 ----- - Local Debate Tournament March 3-4- - - - - Regional Tournament 10-11-12- - - State “B Basketball Tournament at Huron 14-15 - - - - Division Debate Tournament 31 .........Senior Play April 1 - ----- Senior Play 14-15 - - - - Music Contest at Aberdeen May 6 ----- - Conference Track Meet at Pierre 7 - - - - - - Junior-Senior Prom 15 _____ _ Baccalaureate 17 . _ . . _ _ gth Grade Graduation 19 _____ . Commencement 20----- - End of School 23 24 Pirate Day Home-coming Sharon FauUtlch. George Hurd. Sylvia Weidenhach. Willi Kleb.ch. Shirley Hlr.ch. Martin Wortman, WUlie Cowan. Our Pirate Day Home-coming Festivities began on the evening of September 23, when Willis Klebsch and Sylvia Wcidenbach were crowned Pirate Day King and Queen. Pirate dancers and singers entertained the Royal Party during the coronation festivities. After the coronation a pep meeting was held around a huge bonfire, where members of the faculty and student body gave pep talks, and cheers for a Pirate victory in the football game the next evening. Under the direction of Marshall Willie Cowan, the festive air of coronation was carried on the next day when the annual Pirate Day Parade began at 2 o’clock with thirty floats competing. The evening of September 24 our Pirates defeated the Ft. Pierre Buffalos 19 to 0 to climax the gala week end. With this victory laid before the feet of their king and queen, the Pirate Clan swarmed into the auditorium and celebrated a successful home-coming by dancing to the music of Lynn Dorsey. 25 Marshal: Willi« Cowan Royalty Most Beautiful White Christmas Senior Most Beautiful Stars and Stripes History Most Beautiful t Never See Maggle Alone Grade S First Most Beautiful Ten Little Indians Holabird Classes Subjects Grades Not pictured Second Most Beautiful Old McDonald's Farm Eagle Most Original Man With The Banjo Freshman Most Original Old Rugged Cross Shop Most Original Blacksmith Blues Grade 6 Star Spangled Banner Grade 4 26 Firat Mon Original Prisoner Song Loomii Second Moat Original Old Folk At Home tllinol� Grades Moonlight and Roaea Grade 2 South Of The Border Grade J Lady Of Spain Sophomore Little Grata Shack Junior 27 King and Queen Royal Party Football The Highmore Pirates, under the direction of Coach Ferwarda, began the 1954-55 season with 31 boys reporting for practice. The Pirates finished 5th in their confer- ence with 2,2,1 conference record. The Pirates have six Senior lettermen graduating. They are: W, Klcbsch, D. Canode, B. Ellsworth, W. Cowan, P. Grable, and M. Wortman. In tying Ipswich I 3 to 13, the stalwart Pa rates ended the season of 1954-55 with a record of 4, 3, 1. The Pirates gained 1,847 yards offensively against their opponents 1,774, while they out scored the opposition 1 1 6 to 103. SCHEDULE THEY WE Sept. 10 Miller 26 6 Sept. 17 Wcssington Springs 21 0 Sept. 24 Fort Pierre 0 19 Oct. 1 Gettysburg 0 19 Oct. 8 Faulkton 25 13 Oct. 15 Chamberlain 12 20 Oct. 22 Onida 6 26 Oct. 29 Ipswich 13 13 T otals 103 116 ROW I; Mcrvln Mewea, Roger Bowden, Jim Middleton, Jr. Goehring, Larry Weber, Jen Mitchell, Duane Elryea, Jim Palon, Dick Weber. ROW I: George Sharp, Rich Ray, Douglaa Hageman, Mac McLaughlin, Ronnie Grable, Kenneth Mehrer, Mike McDermott, Jay Runatead, Robert Stranaky, Marvin Smith. ROW ): Coach Ferwerda, Dave Dalton, Mart Wortman, Bill Ellaworth, Doug Canode, Philip Kuaaer, Fred Winana. Willie Cowan, Wlllia Klebach, Jim McKelvey. 29 W. KLEBSCH J. McKELVEY F. W1NANS M. McLAUGHLIN W. COWAN B. ELLSWORTH D. HAGEMAN M. WORTMAN J. MITCHELL L. WEBER J. MIDDLETON D. CANODE P. KUSSER M. MCDERMOTT G. SHARP R. RAY D. WEBER D. DALTON R.GRABLE R. STRANSKY J. RUNS J fcAD J. PALON K. MEHRER No Pictured BERNIE DAVIS 30 “A” Basketball STANDING: W. Cowan. F. Winan� , G. Hurd, O. Charlson, P. Kusscr, Coach H. W. Hadorn. SEATED J. Mitchell. M. Wortman. D. Dalton, J. McKclvey, G. Sharp. R. Ray. We They We They 44 Woonsocket 53 68 Onida 72 58 Ft. Pierre 53 55 Ipswich 51 58 Castlewood (£ o.t.) 59 71 Miller 50 66 Agar 60 54 Onida 60 59 Pierre 54 � 53 Onida 56 50 Harrold 44 39 Mobridge 53 46 Doland (1 o.t.) 49 46 Pierre 63 51 DcSmet 57 48 Miller 51 57 Wessington 47 5 Z Wessington Springs 48 48 Harrold 57 o 5 o Harrold 58 59 Gettysburg 44 � 63 St. Lawrence 34 ■85 Faulkton 61 .77 Wessington 61 - -Conference Games •--District Tournament ‘«‘--Highmore Invitational Tournament --Central Conference Tournament With only one returning member from the 1954 State Tournament first five, the Pirates fielded an inexperenced squad to face some of the strongest A and B teams in the state. Even so, the Pirates, under the direction of Coach Hadorn. scored some notable victories over some of the better known teams in the state. Defeating such teams as Agar, Miller, Pierre, and Wessington Springs the home team showed well balanced power and some good defensive play under the basket. George Hurd set a scoring record for the District Sixteen tournament when he poured in 4£ points in the finals of the consolation round against Wessington. “A” Basketball G. SHARP W. COWAN J. MITCHELL J. McKELVEY D. DALTON 32 B” Basketball ROW I; L. Weber. J. PeJon, M. Smith. M. McLaughlin. K. Mehrer, I. Morford, J. Mitchell. ROW i: Coach H. W. Hadorn, R. Pekarek, D. Hageman, D. Weber. C. Volek. M. Mavis, B. Davis. ROW J; R. Larson. M. McDermott. W. Goehring. R. Stranskv T Middleton. B. Sunding G Troklw The Highmore B's under the direction of H. W. Hadorn won 10 games and lost 8 during the 1954-55 season. They also played at the invitational B tournament held at Pierre on March 5th. Early in the season the Freshman squad played in the ARar invitational tourney. The B squad was known as a crowd pleaser this year and showed plenty of spirit in all their games. Certainly many of this scrappy outfit will be seen next year when the varsity takes the floor again next November. WE OPPONENTS THEY 44 Lebanon 23 25 Ft. Pierre 1 O.T. 26 31 Ree Heights Reserves 25 30 Agar 29 35 Pierre 31 40 Harrold 18 24 Doland 33 24 De Smet 37 32 Gettysburg 27 43 Faulkton 13 39 Onida 44 46 Ipswich 34 46 Miller 33 37 Onida 44 31 Pierre 44 36 Miller 28 40 Wessington Springs 45 34 Girls’ Basketball Despite outscoring their opponents nearly two to one the 1954-55 edition of the girls' basketball team finished second in the Oahe Conference. Posting a record of nine wins and two losses, the Pirates, under the direction of Coach Jean Ferwcrda, were seemingly jinxed by the Blunt squad which dropped the girls for both of their losses. Blunt, as a result of these victories, finished first in the Conference. SCHEDULE WE THEY St. Lawrence 35 £0 Harrold 30 21 Blunt 35 36 Onida 36 18 Pee Heights 28 20 Onida 36 23 Ft. Pierre 51 20 Rcc Heights 34 5 Harrold 34 33 Blunt 31 35 Ft. Pierre 60 20 410 251 ROW 2: Ruth Hardesty, tone O’Brien, Mary Goehrtng, Doris Harter, Sharon Faulstlch, Joy Kiel, Kay Schroeder, Carol Weber. ROW I: Grace Dalton, DoLUla Sampson, Cathy Hurd, Noretta Bechtold, Joyce Hinkle, Shirley Goldsmith, Francis Peterson. “A” Track ROW I: Wtllls Klebsch, Robert Hirsch, PhU Kusser, George Hurd, Doug Canodc. ROW 1: David Dalton, Martin Wortman, Jim McKelvey, Coach Hadorn. The Highmore Pirates under the direction of H. W. Hadorn captured the Region IV title in 1954 meet, scoring 39 points. They were six points ahead of their nearest rival, Fort Pierre. Five of the Region IV champions, qualified for the state meet at Huron. They were; Phil Kusser, Kenneth Klebsch, James Smith, Roger Kiel, and Bob Houdek. Bob Houdek set a new school record when he leaped 5 feet 9 inches to win the high jump in the Redfield Relays. In state track meet the Pirates placed, 5th in 880 yard relay, 5th in mile relay, and Bob Houdek tied for third with five others in the high jump. The Pirate B’s won their invitational track meet for Freshmen and Sophomores scoring 30.5 points; 10 points more than the nearest rival, Ree Heights. Phil Kusser set a new school record for Freshmen and Sophomores in 120 yard low hurdles with time of 14.6. 36 Cheerleaders DeLUta Sampson, Aivs Urun, lono O'Brien, Shirley Htrach. “B” Track ROW I: K. Mehrcr, R. Ray. B. Davis, G. Sharp, Coach Madorn. ROW I; M. Smith. J. Mitchell, D. Hageman, L. Weber. C. Volek, 38 MU 5 III “A” Band ROW 4: T. McDermott, D. Mehrer, C. Str«n ky, N. Bechtold, B. Blanchard, D. Sharp, B. Ellsworth, E. Resac, S. Faulstich, E. Ziegler, O. Charlton, B. Underhill. ROW J: S. Weidenbach, J. Frank, J. Leaaendon, D. Hageman, L. Tompkins, M. Underhill, R. Hardesty, S. Parker, ROW I: R. Hawdon, L. Fleldsend, C. Parker. V. Baloun, J. Danielson, J. Christensen, D. Harter. M. Tleg, W. Stabnoe, D. Sampson, K. Tlppena. ROW 1: M. Hardesty, I. O'Brien, S. Lusk, A. Larson, M. Christensen, S. Goldsmith, J. Kiel, M Ferris. One of the most active departments in H.H.S, is the Music Department which has, under the direction of Miss Bonita Blanchard, again seen a very successful year. The H.H.S. band dressed in the snappy red and gray uniforms, was seen on many occasions--marching, concerts, and furnishing some of the pep at almost all athletic events. The 41 piece Band marched for Pirate Day and attended Hobo Day at S.D.S.C. It played at concerts such as the Christmas Concert and pre-contest concert. It furnish- ed music for some community events and did well at any of these. Another division of the Music Department is the vocal part with Mixed Chorus, consisting of 55; Boys' Glee Club with 29, and Girls' Glee Club with 35 members. Each of these groups dressed in their beautiful gray robes, which were purchased last spring by the P.T.A., did wonderfully well in their many performances. Stemming from these major groups were the small groups --ensembles, trios, sextettes, quartets and solos--both instrumental and vocal. B Band was also going strong this year with 53 members all preparing to be in the A Band and to make the music department strong in future years. A new group was added to the music department --that of the Band Council. Officers were- President, Sharon Faulstich; Vice-President, Bill Ellsworth; Secretary- Treasurer, Shirley Lusk; Librarian, Mary Jo Hardesty; and the ten student assistants who gave lessons to music beginners. Highmore High School was well represented at the Music Contest in Aberdeen, April 14th and 15th, and received many honors. Miss Blanchard and the music de- partment are to be congratulated for their splendid performances during the past year. 39 Brass Ensemble Don Sharp, Bill Ellsworth, Orville Charlton, Kathie Tippens, Myra Underhill, Ruth Hardesty “B” Band ini ROW- Standing: M. MeKelvey, S. McDonald. W. Goehrtng. S. Mehrer, D. Cline. L. Due hone, J. Ha eke nl table, M. Dicde, W. Busse, B. Blanchard, H. Hoffman, S. Sampson, J. Vlcek, H. Ziegler, C. Hurd. G. Schroeder, D. Durfee, C. Wharton. F. Parker. T. Melbourn. C. Olson, M. McDermott, 1st ROW: Standing: B. McKelvey, W. Kayser, B. Sharp, M. Heckcnllable, L. Dalton, W. Underhill 2nd ROW; Seated: W. Sievertson, C. Thomas, B. Kass, K. Bortness. P, LaFurge, L. Faulstich. N. Harter, J. Erlandsend. 1st ROW: Seated: D. Dodge, K. McDonald, S. Finger, M. Sievertson, C. Pelltcotte, P. Markley, M. Datton, C. Schroeder, D. Baloun. 40 Instrumental Solos ROW l Donna Jean Baloun, Joy Kiel, Doris Hsrter, Msry Jo Hardesty, BUI Ellsworth, Orville Charlton, Henry Ziegler, Eugene Rezac, Wanda Stabnow, Shirley Goldsmith, Miss Blanchard. ROW 1; Marilyn Christensen, Alys Larsen, Kathie Tlppens, DeLtlta Sampson, Myra Underhill, Ruth Hardesty, lone O'Brien, Myrna Ferris, Shirley Lusk, Eva Ziegler, Shirley Parker. Saxophone Quartet Myrna Ferris, Marcia Tleg, Henry Ziegler, Doris Harter 41 Clarinet Quartet ton® O’Brien, Shirley Luak, Shirley Coldemith, Mery Jo Hardcaty Woodwind Ensemble lone O'Brien, Kathie Tippena, Doria lierter, Joy Kiel, Marilyn Chrtatenaen Comet Quartet Don Sharp, BUI Elltworlh, Eugene Rezae, Sharon Faulstich Horn Trio Kathie Tlppcns, Del.ilia Sampson, Wanda Stabno 43 Mixed Chorus ROW J: Shirley Goldsmith, Joy Kiel, Janit Frank. Cccicl Parker, Doria Harter, Mary Jo Hardesty, Wanda Stabnow, lone O'Brien, Patricia LaFurge, Ronnie Crable, George Sharp, Marvin Smith, Bill Ellsworth, Philip Kusaer, Orville Charlton, George Hurd, Mack McLaughlin, Don Grable, Robert Stranaky, Fred Winans, Henry Zeigler, Eugene Rezac, Kathie Tippens, Faye Brock, Sharon Faulstich, Linda Faulatich, Donna Ruark, Verneal Patterson, Noretta Bechtold, Marilyn Christensen, Mias Blanchard. ROW I: Myrna Ferris, Sylvia Weidenbach. Hazel Volgelgesang, Carolyn LaFortune, Grace Dalton, Shirley Lusk, Joyce Hinkle, Jan Mitchell, Larry Weber. Richard Weber. Bruce Sunding, Gene Trabing, John Vlcek, Martin Wortman, Kenneth Mehrer, Jay Runcstad. Irvell Morlord, Virginia Baloun, Ruth Hardesty, Carol Ann Stransky, Evelyn Hamlin, Mary Jo LaFortune, Jcrenc Trammel, Catherine Pcllicotte, Donna Jean Baloun, ROW 1: Laura Fieldscnd, Alys Larson, Beverly Markley, Catherine Hurd, Lily Duchene, Judy Heckcnliablc, Shirley Parker, Patricia Lynch. DeLtlta Sampson, Roger Bawdon, Raphael Lynch. Richard Larson, Jay Christensen, Dennis Bloomenrader, Myra Underhill, Watty MeWceney, Judy Bloomenrader, Marlcen Hageman. Barbara Koski, Eva Zeigler. Boys’Odet Orville Charlton, George Hurd, Jim McKelvey, Henry Zeigler, Bill Ellsworth, Michael McDermott. Tom Melborn, Bob Underhill, Dennis Bloomenrader Vocal Solos HOW £: Joy Christensen, Gene Trabtng, Eugene Rpm(, Ronnie Groble, Michael McDermott, BUI Ellsworth, Orville Charlton, John Vlcek, Jim McKelvey, Henry Ziegler, Don Grable, Bruce Sunding. HOW I Mary Jo Hardesty, Linda Faulstich, Doris Harter, Myrna Ferris, Sylvia Weldenbach, Carolyn LaFortune, Eva Zeigler, Shirley Parker, Shirley Goldsmith, Joy Kiel, Sharon Faulstich, Boys’ Glee ROW 1; George Sharp, Ronnie Grable, Marvin Smith, Bill Ellsworth, Philip Kusser, Orville Charlson, George Hurd. Mac McLaughlin, Fred Winans, Don Grable, Henry Ziegler, John Vlcek, Miss Blanchard, HOW £: Larry Weber, Jan Mitchell, Bruce Sunding, Gene Trabing, Richard Larson, Martin Wortman, Jim McKelvey, Jay Runestad, Eugene Reaac. ROW I: Roger Ba don, Raphael Lynch, Michael McDermott. Duane Elyea, Richard Weber, Jay Christensen, Dennis Bloomenrader, 45 Girls’ Glee BACK: Horizontal: Laura Fieidaend, Sylvia Weldcnbach, Shirley Goldsmith, Janis Frank, Cecilia Parker, Patricia Lynch. Faye Brock, Donna Ruark, Ruth Hardesty, Judy Heckenllable, Joyce Hinkle. FRONT: Horizontal: Eva Ziegler, Marilyn Christensen, Alys Larson, Joy Kiel, Hazel Vogelgesang, Carolyn LaFortune, Evelyn Hamlin, Marleen Hagcman, Carol Stransky, Shirley Lusk, Myrna Ferri� , LEFT: Vertical: Catherine Pelllcotto, Barbara Koskl, Donna Baloun, Betty McWeeney, Mary Jo LaFortune, Judy Lessenden, Judy Bloomenrader, Myra Underhill, Jerene Trammel, Grace Dalton, Sharon Faulsttch, Doris Harter, RIGHT: Vertical: Patricia Lynch, Beverly Marklcy, Shirley Parker, DeLllla Sampson, Catherine Hurd, Virginia Baloun, Noretta Bechtold, Kathte Ttppens, Linda Faulstich, lone O'Brien. Wanda Stab now, Mary Jo Hardesty. Girls’Trio Eva Ziegler, Myrna Ferris, Doris Harter 46 Accompanists ROW 1: K. Tippens, S. Faulstich. M. Hardesty, M. Ferris. ROW I; M. Christensen. P. Lynch, R. Hardesty, I. O'Brien. Band Council ROW I: B. Ellsworth, D. Harter. M. Hardesty, K. Tipper . D. Sampson. ROW I: S. Lusk. M. Christensen. R. Hardesty, S. Faulstich, S, Goldsmith. 47 Declamation ROW J: DrLUia sampton, Sylvia Weldenb«ch, Linda Faulstich, lone O'Brien, Joy Kiel, Wanda Stab now, Joyce Hinkle, Laura Fieldaend, Ruth Hardeaty. ROW I- Mr. Seim, Donna Baloun, Barbara Koakt, Pat Lynch, Sharon Faulatich, Mary Goehring, Shirley Goldsmith, Noretta Bechtold, Marilyn Christensen, Mr. Durntl. ROW I; Shirley Parker, Cathy Pellicotte, Doris Harter, Carol Stranaky, Kathy Tippens, Myra Underhill, Virginia Baloun, Eva Zeigler. The 1954 Declamation field saw 24 participants engaged. Poetry and dramatics were under the instruction of Mr. Seim. Humorous and oratory were under the in- struction of Mr. Durnil. The school eliminations left the following in the race at the local: Humorous Division: Ruth Ann Hardesty, Sylvia Weidenbach and Carol Ann Stransky; Oratory Division: Sharon Faulstich, Wanda Stabnow, Shirley Parker and Myra Underhill; Poetry Division: Joy Kiel, Linda Faulstich, lone O’Brien and Kathy Tippens; Dramatics Division: Laura Fieldsend, Shirley Goldsmith, and Doris Harter. On November 8th the local elimination was held in the school gymnasium. The contest was judged by Hugo Carlson of Pierre. Local winners were: Doris Harter, Dramatics; Carol Ann Stransky, Humorous; Myra Underhill, Oratory; and Kathy Tippens Poetry. The four local winners then attended the district contest at Pierre. This contest was judged by Harold Larson of Huron College. Doris and Carol Ann were awarded excellent ratings. Kathy and Myra were awarded good ratings. 48 V. Debate Marilyn Died . Jay Runstad, ton O'Brien, Noretta Becktold, Jody Hardeaty, Mary Agn«a Goehring, Sharon FauUtleh, and Linda Faultlch. Not pictured: Shirley Coldamlth, Joy Kiel, Doris Hartor, Jim McKelvey, Ronnie Grable and BUI EUsworth. The Highmore Debitors of 1955 under the direction of Mr. Seim consisted of the above students. To begin the season many of the members attended a Discussion Meeting in Huron on January 22. The purpose of this was to give the new debators a clearer view of what debate was and to give the experienced debators new ideas for it. The 12th of February a group attended the debate tournament in Aberdeen, which was nondccisional. The 26th of February Highmore was host to Murdo, Winner, and Gregory for several debates, which were decisional. The local debate tournament was won by Winner with six wins and no losses. All of these debates were in preparation for the debate tourneys sponsored by the South Dakota High School Speech Association, which were held later in the year. Ruth Hardesty, Fred Wtnan� , Kathie Tipper� � , and Leroy Schuette Leroy Schuette, Kathie Tippen� , end Fred Wtnan� 49 Juniors Presented Little Women JO-romping tomboy....................................................JONE O’BRIEN MEG - oldest daughter.............................................DELILIA SAMPSON AMY - school girl..............................................RUTH ANN HARDESTY BETH - sick little daughter........................... PAT L YNCH MARMEE - mother. ..................................................WANDA STABNOW LAURIE - Jo’s boy friend............................................jim MCKELVEY JOHN BROOKE - Laurie’s tutor......................................... FRED W1NANS AUNT MARCH - Pippity old maid....................................... DORIS HARTER MR. MARCH - Father................................................JLEROY SCHUETTE PROFESSOR BHAER - German Professor................................. JAY RUNESTAD On November 1 and I, 1954, the Junior Class of Highmore High School took the audience back 100 years to the time of Louisa M. Alcott in her life as Little Women . The three act drama displayed the hardships and trials of the Civil War. but brought about comedy and amuse- ments when the March family gets together. Little Women was produced by the Junior Class under the direction of Mr. E. H. Seim, by arrangement with Samuel French. FIRST ROW: Ronald Grable, Faye Brock, Virginia Baloun, Carol Ann Stransky, Marilyn Christensen, Mary Jo Hardesty, Janis Frank, Doris Harter. Shirley Goldsmith. SECOND ROW: Judy Bloomenrader, Kathie Ttppens, Marleen Hageman, Noretta Bechtold, Sylvia Weidenbach. Patricia Lynch. Myra Underhill, Judy Heckenliable, Carol Weber, Mary Goehring, Donna Jean Baloun, Cathy Pellicotte. Pirate Journal The Journalism Department of Highmore High School was made up of two staffs, edited by DcLilia Sampson and Carol Ann Stransky. Assistant editors were Myrna Ferris and Marilyn Christensen; business managers were Shirley Lusk and Sylvia Weidenbach. The Pirate Journal was put out weekly as a division of the High- more Herald, The staffs alternated in their production of the paper. The staff attended the annual Press Convention in Brookings the 9th of October. As a member of the South Dakota High School Press Association, the staffs entered into state wide competition. Issues of the paper were sent to State College where they were judged. FIRST ROW: Shirley Hirsch, DeLllia Sampson, Shirley Parker. Barbara Koski, Evelyn Hamlin, Mary Jo LaFortune, Maralyn Diede, SECOND ROW Jim McKelvey, lone O’Brien, Sharon Faulstich, Joy Kiel, Wanda Stab now. Myrna Ferri , Shirley Lu k, Adviser-Mr. Mullan. THIRD ROW- Ruth Ann Hardesty, Aly Larson, Cathy Hurd, Jercne Trammel, Lily Duchene, Laura Fieldsend. 51 Librarians ROW I; Marilyn Christensen, Carol Weber, Velda Patterson, Ruth Ann Hardesty, Grace Dalton, Myra Underhill, Joyce Hinkle, Sharon Faulstlch, LUy Duchene. ROW I: Jay Christenaen, Jim McKelvey, trvel Morford, Jody Hardesty. Wanda Stabnow, Janice Frank, Doris Harter. Joy Kiel, Myrna Ferris. ROW J: Shirley Parker, Patricia Lynch, Judy Bloomenrader, Sylvia Weidenbach, Shirley Gold- smith, Alya Larsen, Barbara Koski, I-aura Fieldsend, Shirley Hirsch, Kathie Tippens. Grade Basketball ROW I; David Kenyon, Francis Parker. Craig Wharton, Peter MacNamara, Clifford Olson, Eddie Hague. ROW 2: Marvin Dalton, Ruben Heckenliable, John Danielson, Bobble Unde- , Donnie Sharp, Tommy Smith. Grant Mitchell, Jimmy Clsler, BUly Kass. Tommy Melbourne. Gary Erlandson. 52 Slowly Give Me Five Minute More Buiy Body Boogie The Thing After My Laughter Came Tear In The Mood Company'� a Commin Stppin Soda Bumming Around it'� My Lazy Day Pep Bend Bend Practice Alter Band Band At Came Cheerleader� For Girl� Game Stag Line 54 Voice Claas Boys' Glee Club Girls' Glee Club Make Yourself Comfortable Shake, Rattle, Andjtoll Teach Me Tonite Shame, Shame On You Time Goes By Don't Get Around Much Anymore Penny For Your Thoughts Hearts Of Stone Loose Talk I Don't Hurt Anymore Grade Eight ROW J: R. Elyea, C. Sehroeder, S. Mehrer, S. Derryberry, R. McWeeny, D. Hague, M. Cowan, w. Kan, ROW i: Mr� . Tippens, D. Sharp, S. Parker, T. Smith, H. McNamara, M. Telg, S. Kelly. ROW I; J. Melbourne, J. Melbourne, J. Newton, R. Heckenlatble, R. Underhill, S. Weber, L. Tompkins, T. Melbourne. Grade Seven ROW 3; G. Erlandson, F. Parker, J. Danielson. D. Schlenker, J. Volek. J. Heckenlatble. ROW Mrs. Swanson, S. Sampson, C. Wharton, G. Mitchell, J. Cisler. G. Schutte, M. Dalton. ROW I; S. McDonald, M. Dunham, C. Olson, S, Cowman. B. Newton, E. Hague, 57 Grade Six BOW t: Mra. Schroeder, T. McDermott, R. Taylor. J. Heckenlaible. S. Parker, L. Tompkina. R. Caae, D. Hageman. ROW I; W. Stvertson, L. Heckenlaible. W. Underhill. W. Leaacnden, D. Cline, C. Volek, G. Schroeder. Grade Five ROW J: J. Erlandson, J. Hall. E. Dalton, W. Busse, S. Eleyea, P. Markley. L. Dalton. ROW I: Mia� Bartholow, R. Frank. D. Mehrer, G. Lynch. D. Durlee, B. McKelvey. S. Thomaa. ROW 1: K. McDonald. W. Kayaer, D. Derryberry, J. Nation, B. Hiraeh. S. Finger, S. Elyea. Grade Four ROW J: M. MeKelvey, L. Marach, C. Weber, D. Dodge, R. DeWolf, L. Parlin, D. Caae, C. Dittman, N. Merter, M. McDermott, D. Thomaa. ROW i; T. McDermott, D. Peteraon, R. Griffith, C. Croat, K. ZUverberg, A. Maginnia, B. Sharp, R, LaFortune, D. Vogelgeaang, B. Albcrtua, J. Madorn, Mlaa Riley. ROW 1: M. Hall. L. Schroeder, R. McCough, G. Hague, M. Sivertaon. A. Duncan, K. Bortnrea, J. Kayaer, M. Heckenlalble, J. Hirach, Grade Three ROW J; J. Stephenaon, D. Hall, S. MarkJey, D. Schuttc, J. Finger, J. Finger, J. Walker. Mra Weber. ROW i; C. Cleha, R. Tompkina, T. Hamlin, B. ZUverberg, D. Dalton, C. Paynter. ROW 1: K. Tomter, D. Wharton. D. Buaae, J. Claler, D. Hall. M. Newton. Grade Two ROW J: C. Tlalau, T. Ardry, L. Kayaer, D. Blood, J. Maglnnta, D. Dalton. M. Hlrach, R. Pellicotte, Miaa Tlgner. ROW I: F. Heckenlatble, M. Ferria, D. Dodge, B. Cermak, C. Albertua, R. LaFortune. M. Elerton, ROW 1: P. Warner, E. Ford, M. Dunham, L. Morton, R. Smith, L. Groai. 60 Grade One ROW J; C. Odegaard, M. Anderaon, S. Drew, B. Hardeaty, H. Hill, D. Parlin. L. Durnil, K. McDermott, Miaa Barthelow, ROW i: K. Drew, D. Rittel, E. Harvey. S. Hall, L. Maaon. T. McLaughlin. D. Durtee, B. Tomkina, M, Hageman. ROW I; L. Kayaer, K. Griffith, J. LaFortune. B. Thomaa, C. Cialer, J. Kutr. D. Day. M. Mewea, M, Kenyon, A BEEF MERIT Grand Champion Steer, over all breeds at the Red River Valley State Fair, Fargo, North Dakota, 1954, and Grand Champion, over all breeds at the South Dakota State Fair, Huron, South Dakota, 1954. Bred, fitted, and shown by Hyland Angus Ranch. HYLAND ANGUS RANCH Highmore, South Dakota JENNINGS BROS. ARGYLL CONNER, Manager Owners JIM HUPP, Herdsman “Western Headquarters For Quality Angus Cattle Registered and Commercial F. E. HAWKINS GENERAL CONTRACTOR Phone 22301 Highmore, South Dakota Trail Standard Service Tires - Batteries - Accessories Highway 14 North Of Highmore Dick Straight, Manager Phone 223 88 Highmore, South Dakota The First State Bank Of Highmore Corporation Loans - Insurance - Banking Highmore, South Dakota Roy Brolhens Motor Sales Roy Brolhens Authorized Ford Dealer Phone 32131 Highmore, South Dakota Bortness Body Shop Wrecks Rebuilt Phone 22601 Highmore, South Dakota Red Owl Agency Quality Foods For Less Joe and Darlene Prochaska Phone 22 751 Highmore, South Dakota Hirsch Dray Line Anything You Want Hauled Locally, Elwood Can Haul It Phone 32 861 Highmore, South Dakota 67 Namanny Cafe Berna Dutch Steaks - Chops - Waffles Your patronage Appreciated Highmore, South Dakota A. N. Kass Blanche T. Kass INSURANCE ABSTRACTS REAL ESTATE (Barnes Gray Abstract Co.) Member Of State and National Associations Phone 2-2701 Highmore, South Dakota Hyde County Implement Co. Highmore, South Dakota Melvin Grable and Sons Scraper and Dozer Work Phone 32661 Highmore, South Dakota 69 Hawkinson Quirk Grain - Feed - Seed - Coal Cleaning - Treating Phone Highmore 2-2541 Phone Holabird 3-2651 Highmore, South Dakota Farmers Union Oil Co. Propane - Gas - Oil Tires - Batteries Phone 22581 Highmore, South Dakota Millard Kiel Complete Farm and Home Equipment Refrigeration - Electric Light and Water Systems Propane Gas Appliances - Heating McCormick Tractors and Machines International Trucks Phone 22-761 Highmore, South Dakota Mark J. Durfee Dealer In Livestock Phone 32 728 Highmore, South Dakota Tompkins o. K. Rubber Welders Tompkins For Flowers O- K. Tire Sales Member F. T. D. Mobile Products Anything In The Florist Line Phone 22-571 Ina Tompkins Phone 32-371 TOMPKINS FLOWERLANE MOTEL Modern - Clean - Attractive Phone 32-371 Highmore, South Dakota Pioneer Garage Clarence Busse, Proprietor Tractors Farm Machinery Sales and Service Highmore, South Dakota Mewes Truck Line Local and Long Distance Hauling Central Dakota Gas Transports - Prompt and Dependable Service John and Nada Mewes Phone 22181 Highmore, South Dakota Hague Construction Co. Water and Sewer Systems Heating and Plumbing Phone 32318 Highmore, South Dakota Crane's Welding Blacksmithing Headquarters For Complete Welding Service And Farm Welding Service Phone 32458 Everyday Is Wash Day At The Highmore Laundry Open 7:30 A. M. Until 6:00 P. M. Monday Through Saturday Highmore, South Dakota Floyd's Lubrication Service Gas and Oil Grea sing Phone 32441 Highmore, South Dakota The Highmore Herald Hyde County’s Only Newspaper Quality Printing Highmore, South Dakota Wagner Lumber Yards Paints - Hardware Building Materials Phone 22 631 Yards At Highmore and Harrold, South Dakota Your Phone 52591 Daryl Drew A m fit. STANDARD Agent Highmore. South Dakota 75 The Grand Theater Don Delores JLee Bev Movies Your Cheapest and Best Entertainment Highmore, South Dakota Jo Jo Store Company The One Stop Shop Store Dry Goods And Men’s, Women’s and Children’s Clothing Phone 22 741 Highmore, South Dakota Hyde Co. Farmers Union Produce - Seeds - Feeds Twine - Flour Phone 22 791 Highmore, South Dakota The McLaughlin Company Furniture - Radios Phone 2-2531 Highmore, South Dakota H. B. Lee Frigidaire Maytag Appliances Grocery and Hardware Phone 32531 Highmore, South Dakota Mitchells Your Home-Owned Department Store Floyd and Bert Mitchell Highmore, South Dakota Aituf f Prairie Queen Dairy S- Knudtson, Proprietor Fresh Cream and Milk Delivered Daily Highmore, South Dakota Fred's Plumbing Shop Heat Appliances Phone 22 891 Highmore, South Dakota Goldsmith Truck Service Wilbert C. Goldsmith, Proprietor Livestock Pullmans - Straight Truck Permit S. D. 1155 B-l. C. C. M. C. 108666 Housemoving - Sand - Gravel Phone 22921 Highmore, South Dakota Albertus and Garrigon Co. Dodge - Plymouth Sales - Service - Parts Phone 22 771 Highmore, South Dakota Preston Kelly Constructing and Building Phone 32177 Highmore, South Dakota Northwestern Public Service Company Electrical Service Highmore, South Dakota Rezac Cafe “Where Good Food Is Served” John Rezac, Proprietor Phone 2.2.1 81 Highmore, South Dakota Ed Bottchen Massey-Harris Farm Implements 7 CHEVROLET j Speed Queen Phone 22361 Highmore, South Dakota Dale's Tavern Dale H. Rezac, Proprietor Highmore, South Dakota Peavey Lumber Yards Division of Van Dusen Harrington Co. Building Materials - Coal Phone 22 64 1 Highmore, South Dakota TOMTER PHARMACY © Walgreen Agency Phone 32541 Highmore, South Dakota HABICT‘S DEPARTMENT STORE Clothing Shoes For The Entire Family Miller, South Dakota HIGHMORE BAKERY “If It's Good To Eat, We Have It Eeo Stabnow, Proprietor Phone 22 831 Highmore, South Dakota Mary GOLDEN RULE Fruits - Vegetables - Groceries - Meats Hazel Phone 32-301 Highmore, South Dakota HIGHMORE IMPLEMENT COMPANY Allis-Chalmers Phone 324 71 Frank Ray, Proprietor Highmore, South Dakota MARION MOGENNIS General Auto Repairs Phone 2262 1 Highmore, South Dakota HAMLINS CLOTHING STORE The Store Where The Gang Goes Highmore, South Dakota HIGHMORE AMUSEMENT Pool - Soft Drinks Meet Your Friends Here Highmore, South Dakota WESTHAUSER DRAY LINE Highmore, South Dakota General Trucking and Gravel Hauling LELAND CERMAK Phone 22322 Highmore, South Dakota ALBERT A. KAYE Abstracts, Rentals and Insurance Phone 22591 Highmore, South Dakota Ditch Digging Sewer and Water System on Farms Septic Tank Cleaning and Sewer Pumping FRANK T. MELBOURN Phone 221 91 Highmore, South Dakota GORMLEY REXALL PHARMACY MCDONALD MARKET FROZEN FOOD LOCKER W. B. Gormley, Proprietor Fresh Smoked Meats Prescription Druggist Frozen Fish Paint - Glass - Wallpaper Home Dressed Poultry Poultry and Stock Remedies Phone 32521 Highmore, South Dakota Highmore South Dakota DALTON KORN KRIB THE FRANKLIN HOTEL Ice Cream - Popcorn Steam Heat - Baths Pop and Candy Mrs. J. H. Wooley, Manager Harley Esther, Proprietors Highmore, South Dakota Highmore, South Dakota THE HILL HOTEL BUECHLERS GAMBLES Steam Heated Hardware Supplies Running Water Everything For Farm Home A. 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