Highmore High School - Hisodak Yearbook (Highmore, SD)

Text from Pages 1 - 62 of the 1957 volume:

smini HIEHMDRE 5DLJTH DHKDTR Seated: Marilyn Christensen, Noretta Bechtold, Cathy Hurd, Doug Hageman, Jerry Curtis, Cathy Pelllcotte. Standing: Phyllis Goehrlng, Linda Tompkins, Eileen Mueller, Myra Underhill, Marcia Teig, fyma Ferris, Laura Fieldsend, Mike McDermott, Pete Pelllcotte, Irvel Morford, Kenny Mehrer, Cliff Volek. Not Pictured: Joan Melboum, Sharon Bra y. HISODAK STAFF Editor-In-Chief . . . . Co-Editors............. Business Manager . . Ass’t Business Manager. Division Editor . . . (Assistants) Music Reporters . . . Sports Editor .... Sports Reporter . . . Senior Editors. . . . Junior Editor .... Sophraore Editor . . . Freshman Editor . . . Photography Editor. . Typists ............. Adviser ............ . . . Doug Hageman .... Cathy Hurd Jerry Curtis Marilyn Christensen . Noretta Bechtold . . . Myrna Ferris Kenr y Mehrer Pete Pellicotte . . Laura Fieldsend Eileen Mueller . . . .Cliff Volek . . . Irvel Morford . . ftyra Underhill Sharon Brady . . Mike McDermott . . Joan Melbourne . Phyllis Goehring .... Marcia Teig . .Cathy Pellicotte Linda Tompkins ..........Mr. Hagen L Standing: Jerry Heckenliable, Mac McLaughlin, Larry Weber, Mike McDermott, Marlin Lusk, Jeanette Mueller, Mr. Wright. Seated: Marilyn Christensen, Cathy Hurd, Noretta Bechtold, Myma Ferris, Sandy Weber. Student Council Board of Education Clarence Gislason, Treasurer; €larence Busse, Mabel Whipple, Clerk; G.W. Wright, Superintendent; James Hamlin, President; John Hardesty, A.N. Kass, Wes Underhill. Faculty A GEORGE BISGAAP.D Industrial Arts Grade P.E. KENNETH 0. HAGEN Typing Shorthand Bookkeeping Office Practice BEATRICE DREW English I English II English IV H.W. HADORN Coach American History Sociology American Government HERBERT JOHNSON Vocal Music Band Faculty CHARLES JUJCJIRTH Biology Chemistry General Science MILDRED SCHCTi Algebra Algebra II Plane Garriet iy Solid Geometry' JOHN SOLENSTEN English III Journalisn Speech Refresher Hath G.W. WRIGHT Superintendent Guidance Psychology Vocational Education MARY MARGARET ROBINSON Home Economics Senior Autographs CLASSES Class Flower .Red Rose Class Color...........Light blue and Silver Class Motto............'American ends in I Can' Class Adviser..........Miss Drew Myrna Ferris Student Council President Honor Points 15U Seniors 12 - Year Students Seated Alys Larsen, Marilyn Christensen, Joyce Heckenliable, Laura Fieldsend. Standing: George Sharp, Richard Ray, Roger Bawdon. Seniors Marilyn Christensen CO-VALEDICTORIAN President Honor Points 182 Douglas Hageman BALUTATORIAN Secretary-Treasurer Honor Points 113 Myra Underhill CO VALEOICTORIAN Honor Points 151 Margaret Huber Vice-President Honor Points 37 Larry Weber Council Member Honor Points 6? George McLaughlin Council Member Honor Points U6 Seniors Donna Gander son Honor Points 18 Sharon Brady Honor Points 18 Damon Ardry Honor Points $ Roger Bawdon Honor Points 51 Laura Fieldsend Honor Points 99 loyce Heckenlaible Honor Points 7 Seniors Maralyn Diede Honor Points 17 K«any Mehrer Honor Points 71 Carolyn LaFortune Honor Points 28 s' Seniors Verneal Patterson Honor Points 8 Jerene Trammell Honor Points 8 Senior Class Play Ann Andrews, a young girl, is sought in marriage by two suitors, Blair Bums and Ware Waring. Ware is an old friend of her families, while Blair is a com- parative stranger. She decides on Blair who gives her an odd engagement ring. That ring, or one resembling it, had been taken from the hand of her mother after she had been cruelly murdered 10 years ago. A recent crime of the aame nature has the police puzzled about both. Ann shows the ring to her Aunt Alice who at once devices a clever ruse to unravel the nystery and succeeds in finding Ware guilty. Blair and Ann make plans to marry. The young heroine. Sis Tuttle, has always gone steady with Jupe Bensen until wealthy, young David Durant comes to the Ozarks seeking to regain his health. Sls s personality draws much of David s attention and Jupe warns him Sis is his girl. David thinks of Sis as a sister until she disappears and the worry begins. Aunt Pliney keeps peace until Sis is found. Everyone ends up happy; Sis marrying David, Jupe marrying Hannah, and Pliney marrying Caleb. The scene is a rummage sale where you find Emma, who Is devoted to social work, opening the shop for the day. During the course of the day mary people stop. Those who buy goods are of the poorer sect and of many different nationalities. All who unload their problems on Emma. Things run smoothly until Emma starts selling clothes right off the back of Peter, who is trying to propose to her. All ends well with Emma in Peter's arms. Cathy Hurd President Irvel Morford Vice-Pres Andrea Berk land Sec. Juniors Ronald Pakarek Jar.es Schuette Beverly Narkley Noretta Becthold Eileen Mueller Linda Faulstlch Henry Zeigler “ferinis Bloomenradec Janes Middleton Bruce Sunding Richard Weber Richard Larson Donald Grable Pete Pellicotte Raphael Lynch Jim Palon Michael McDemott Cathy Pellicotte Jay Christensen Robert Stransky Patricia LaFurge Dorinda Murray Donna Jean Baloun Mervin Mewes Not Pictured Jerry Curtis Junior Class Play Seated: Noretta Becthold, Rich Weber, Cathy Hurd, Jim Falon, Eileen Mueller, Cathy Pellicotte. Standing: Mervin Meves, Jim Schuette, Inrel Morford, Bob Stranksy, Michael McDermott, Don Grable, John Sunding, Jay Christensen, Jerry Curtis, Student Director. On November i£th and 16th, the Junior Class presented the play Mystery in the Library, under the direction of Mrs. Hagen. The play revolved around the mysterious noises heard in the library and a murder that had been committed on the campus of Clark College. An ex-professor on the staff had built a secret room off from the library and was engaged in espionage. Arrangements were made with the publisher and the author for the presentation of the playl Sophomores Marlin Lusk President Mary Ann Cowan Vice-Pres Ton Mel bourn Samira Weber Sec. Treas. Council Me ’ Sharon Hehrer Willian Hamlin Sharon Parker Rose Cottrill Carolyn Woods Hugh McNamara Nonna Koski Marcia Teig Linda Tompkins Rita Lusk Gladys Wright Bob Underhill Patsy Moss Gary Haiwick Jean Mel bourn Bill Kass Joan Mel bourn Larry Brock Grace Schuette Betty Newton Jerald Heckenliable Secretary Treasurer Council Member Patricia Faulstich James Clsler Gerald Garrigan Carol Derfee Craig Wharton Janis Volek John Runestad Jerry Duchene Margaret Wright John Sunding Neil Larson Anita Shephard James Gunderson Sylvia Sampson Phyllis Goehring Chester Thingelstad David Kenyon Neil Davis Not Pictured Jeanette Mueller, Francis Parker, Edward Hague, Clifford Olson, Marvin Dalton Homecoming Seated: Laura Fieldsend, Queen Sharon Brady, Crown Bearer Patty Mason, King Doug Hageman, Marlys Morford. Standing: Goerge McLaughlin, Larry 'Weber Calendar of Events August 29---------Hisodak Party at 7:30 September b----------School Opens 6—---------b-H Day 13———------Reception for teachers 29---------—Pov Wow Day at Huron October 11-12------—State FHA convention Huron 12------- -Gypsy Day at Aberdeen 19--------- Pirate Day November 9-------District Declan Contest 15-16-———Junior Class Play 22---------Thanksgiving Vacation December lb-15------—Conference Tournament at Mob ridge 21---------Christmas Vacation Begins January 2---------Christmas Vacation ends 2---------Highmore Invitational Tourney February 2J-22-23---District Tournament 28- 29----Regional Tournament March 7-8-9-----State Tournament at Huron 11- 12—---Division Debate 29- 30----Sttte Debate April U-5------Music Contest Region b May 6-7-------Senior Class Play b---------Jr-Sr Prom 11--------—Regional Track Meet 12- ------Bacc al au re ate 13---------Awards Night 15-----——Commencement 17-18------State Track Meet 2b—————End of School J Not Pictured Swede Weber, George Sharp Mac McLaughlin, Rich Ray Mervln Durfee iCurtis Underhill Ronnie A SCHEDULE THEY “ST Wessington Springs WE T7T 0 Fort Pierre 13 6 Gettysburg 20 33 Faulkton 20 0 Chamberlain Ih 18 Eureka 7 12 Ipswich 20 52 Miller 6 Kneeling: Bob Underhill, Jin Middleton, Larry Brock, Jerry Curtis, Carl Durfee, Karlin Lusk. 2nd row: Coach Hadom, Bob Stransky, Mac McLaughlin, Rich Ray, Dick Weber, Don Sharp, Kike McDermott. 3rd row: Jin Palon, Kenny Mehrer, Doug Hageman, Cliff Volek, Ronnie Pekarek, Kervin Mewes. Not Pictured: George Sharp, Larry Weber. The Highmore Pirates started the football season with eight returning lettcrrnan returning from the year before. Seven of the returning letternen were seniors. We won our first game against a tough Fort Pierre squad. The Pirate crew loss their honeconing gane to Eureka, a member of the conference for the first time. The Pirates ended the season with a season record of h wins and U loses. Football The Pirate 'B' squad had a very good season winning 3 games and losing 1 game to a strong Pierre 'B' squad. The 'A' squad has some very good prospects on the way up. Kneeling: Gerald Garrigan, Jerry Duchene, Marvin Dalton, Dennis Bloomenrader, Jimmy Wood, Terry McDermott, Dean Cline, Eddie Hague. 2nd row: John Runestad, Jerry Curtis, Tom Smith, Don Sharp, Mike McDermott, Dick LaFortune, Larry Brock, Dean Hageman, Coach Hadom. 3rd row: Tom Melboum, Marlin Lusk, Craig Wharton, Ronnie Pekarek, Jim Cisler, Bob Underhill, Leo Huber. B SCHEDULE THEY WE £T Miller 0 Wessington Springs 6 0 Miller 6 27 Pierre 7 Kneeling: Jim Middleton, Cliff Volek, George Sharp, Doug Haoeran, Jin Palon, Ronnie Pekarek. Standing: Coach Hadomj George McLaughlin, Dick Weber, Rich Ray, Irvel Morford, Larry Weber, Kenr y Mehrer. Basketball With seven returning lettemen, the Pirates started out a rough season. In the Highmore Invitional Tournament we lost the championship game to the tough Wolsey squad. In conference play, the Pirates ended up in eight place. At the District Tournament the Pirates lost in the semi-finals to St. Lawrence. A SCHEDULE WE THEY WE THEY ns Agar 7T S3 Harrold To” 65 Wolsey U8 U8 Gettysburg 52 un Pierre U7 U8 Miller 67 36 Hiller 53 58 Mobridge 56 5U Arlington 61 U6 Fort Pierre 62 $n Wessington U2 55 DeSmet 59 uo Wolsey U6 50 Miller 67 U9 Faulkton 53 U9 Wessington Springs 6U U6 Ipswich 50 73 Ree Heights U3 56 Doland 52 U7 St. Lawrence 56 28 Eureka 61 Cliff Ronni Seated: David Kenyon, Tow Melboum, Jerry Heckenl I able, Marlin Lusk, Dean Hagenan, Jerry Duchene, Dean Cline. Standing: Leo Huber-Student Manager, Francis Parker, Carl Durfee, Craig Wharton, Don Sharp, Ton Smith, Jim Cisler, Larry 3rock, Coach Halom: Basketball WE 23 Agar THEY 33 17 Wolsey 36 15 Pierre 26 3U Pierre Indians 31 36 Pierre Indians U2 26 Faulkton UO 28 Onlda U8 36 Agar 35 lh Ipswich 30 23 Do land 23 20 Harrold 22 27 Gettysburg 29 15 Miller 2U 32 Pierre Indians 35 28 Fort Pierre U9 23 DeSoet 36 2U Miller 35 3k Wessington Springs 31 Seated: David Kenyon, Eddie Hague, Jerry Heckenliable, Jerry Duchene, Francis Parker, Marvin Dalton, Mervin Meves, Dick LaFortune, Leo Huber, Gerald Garrigan, Larry Brock. Kneeling: Ruben Heckenliable, Ton Melboum, Marlin Lusk, Bill Kass, Carl Durfee, Kenny Mehrer, Cliff Volek, Bob Underhill, Bill Hamlin, Jerry Curtis, Jin Middleton. Standing: Coach Hadom, Jim Gunderson, John Runestad, Craig Wharton, Donald Sharp, Bob Stransky, Dick Weber, Irvel Morford, Mike McDermott, Larry Weber, Jim Palon, Ronnie Pekarek, Jim Cisler, Rich Larson. Track 880 yd relay U.. star liff Volt Track Mcwes passing the baton to Curtis Volek getting set -i.a... — Prior to the state track meet which D. Weber clearing the high hurdles was held at Mitchell, South Dakota, the cindermen from Highmore High had won U2 medals in competition. We were strong in the Mile Relay (Volek,Palon, Morford, Pekarek) and Sprint Medley - (Mewes, Palon, Volek, Weber), High Hurdles (Dick Weber) and Mile Run (Dick LaFortune). The four mentioned qualified in regional competition for the state track meet. The highlight of the year was at the conference track meet at Mobridge. Cliff Volek broke the conference record in the open UUO yard dash. He is the new record holder. Cheerleaders Alys Larsen Marcia Teig Mary Ann Cowan Sandy Weber 1st row: Roger Bavdon, Dean Hageman, Rich Larson, Bill Kass, Sharon Finger Alys Larsen, Marilyn Christensen, Marvin Dalton, Pamela Markley, Dean Cline, Linda Faulstich, Myma Ferris 2nd row: Joan Melboum, Rita Lusk, Jean Melboum, Patricia Faulstich, Catherine McDonald, Delna Dodge, Arleta Duncan, Carol Bortness, William Kayser, Bobby Sharp, Karlin Lusk, Sylvia Sampson, Myra Underhill, Margaret Wright, Catherine Pellicotte, Donna Jean Baloun, Henry Zeigler, Marcia Teig. 3rd row: Laura Fieldsend, Larry Tompkins, Robert Case, Billy McKelvey, Jay Christensen, Donald Sharp, Mr. Johnson - Director, Noretta Becthold, Robert Underhill, Clifford Olson, Francis Parker, Don Durfee, Craig Wharton, Tom Melboum. Uth row: Mary McDermott, Dennis Mehrer, Mary McKeivey, Terry McDermott, Don Grable. Under the direction of Mr. Herbert Johnson H.H.S. s music department was kept at a busy pace heading for the goal they had set at the beginning of the year. Our 50 piece band was an asset to the community as well as to the school. Its officers for the year were: Donald Grable, Roger Bawdon, Alys Larsen, Mjrma Ferris and Marilyn Christensan. Small vocal and instrumental groups appeared for many different local affairs, and were greatly enjoyed and appreciated. Several high school students under the careful direction of Mr. Johnson helped with the grade school music. The music department has done a very nice Job this year. So hats off to H.H.S. s music department. Back row: Jay Christensen, Jerry Curtis, Mervin Meves, Henry Zeigler, Bob Stransky, Mike McDeniott, Rich Weber, Rich Ray, Mac McLaughlin, John Sunding, Don Sharp, Don Grable, Craig Wharton, Bob Underhill, Roger Bawd on, Tom Melboum. 3rd row Cathy Pelllcotte, Rosemary McWeeny, Rose Cottrill, Pat LaFurge, Linda Faulstich, Noretta Becthold, Marcia Tieg, Laura Fieldsend, Jean Melboum, Donna Baloun, Cathy Hurd, Marge Huber, Joan Newton. 2nd row: Mr. Johnson, Dorinda Murray, Grace Schuette, Patsy Moss, Jerene Trammell, Joan Goehring, Sharon Mehrer, Myra Underhill, Alys Larson, tyrna Ferris, Sandra Weber, Mary Ann Cowan, Beverly Markley, Gladys Wright, Marilyn Christensen. Front row: Jeanette Mueller, Norma Koski, Betty Newton, Pat Faulstich, Margaret Wright, Edith Olson, Eileen Mueller, Carolyn LaFortune, Rita Lusk, Anita Shepherd. Mixed Chorus Girls’ Glee Club Back row: Gladys Wright, Jeanette Mueller, Rose Cottrill, Marcia Teig Rosemary McWeeny, Pat LaFurge, Myma Ferris, Joan Goehring, Marge Huber, Laura Fieldsend, Cathy Hurd, Beverly Markley. Middle row: Noma Koski, Patsy Moss, Jerene Trammell, Sharon Mehrer, Noretta Becthold, fyra Underhill, Alys Larson, Linda Faulstich, Sandra Weber, Donna Baloun, Jean Melboum, Phyllis Goehring, Anita Shepherd, Marilyn Christensen. Front row: Dorinda Murrqy, Janice Volek, Grace Schuette, Betty Newton, Cathy Pelllcotte, Patricia Faulstich, Carolyn LaFortune, Eilleen Mueller, Rita Lusk, Margaret Wright, Edith Olson, Mary Ann Cowan, Joan Newton, Mr. Johnson. BOY'S QUARTET ACCOMPANISTS- VOCAL SOLOISTS CHORUS COJICIL HIGHMORE BAND AT GYPSY DAY The halls of Highmore High abounded with music and musical sounds free mom till night. These familiar sounds were with us fron early January until the the first week in April. On April Uth and $th, in the fair city of Aberdeen, the regional music contest was to be held. The night of the 3rd, our aggregation of soloists and musical gooups was prepared to make a name for Itself. But Mother Nature had her way and on the night of the 3rd and the early mom of the Uth, 13 inches of snow fell on the City of Highmore. There were many broken hearts and a few sad faces because Highmore musicians couldn t make It to Aberdeen. This page was donated for the news and pictures that the music contest would have brought back to the halls of Highmore High. We offer the above picture because on the day it was taken, it was raining. Maybe the elements were against the music department this year. We, the staff of the Hisodak offer this as a replacement for something that really can t be replaced. Standing: Mrs. Schow, Carolyn Woods, Velda Patterson, Hyma Ferris, Joan Goehrlng, Marcia Teig, Linda Faulstich. Seated: Donna Baloun, Jean Melboum, Joan Newton, Patsy Moss, Linda Tonpkins, Noma Koski, Gladys Wright. LIBRARIANS Poetry: Marilyn Christensen Oratory: Joan Goehring Dramatic: Andrea Berk land Humorous: Too Melbourn DECLAM WINNERS Seated: William Kass, Marcia Teig, Tom Melboum, Michael McDermott. Standing: Jeanette Mueller, Sharon Covman, Pat Faulstich, Mrs. Schov, Adviser. Debate Uth row: Sharon Parker, Rosemary McWeeny, Pat LaFurge, Rose Cottrill, Margaret Wright, Edith Olson, Carolyn Woods, Rita Lusk, Joan Newton, Donna Baloun. 3rd row: Linda Tompkins, Gladys Wright, Norma Koski, Alys Larsen, Myma Ferris, Noretta Becthold, Linda Faulstich, Jean Melboum, Patsy Moss, Marilyn Christensen, Betty Newton. 2nd row: Marcia Teig, Phyllis Goehring, Joan Melboum, Mike McDermott, Andrea Berkland, Joan Goehring, Myra Underhill, Laura Fieldsend. Seated: Too Melboum, Jeanette Mueller, Sandy Weber, Cathy Pellicotte, Dorinda MurrY. Declamation PIRATE JOURNAL STAFF • Editor : Norotta Bechtold And Eiloan Mueller Associate Editors: Joan Goehring and Jean Melboum Business Managers: Myrna Ferris, Marilyn Chmtonsen Reporters: Myra Underhill, Jerry Curtis. Cathy Hurd. Joan Mel bourn, Grace Schuotte. Norma Koski. Patsy Moss, Linda Faulstich, Sharon Mehror. Mary Ann Cowan. Jeanette Mueller. Janice Volek. Anita Shepherd. Patty Faulstich. Irvel Mortord. Craig Wharton. Noil Davis, James Gundorson. Rita Lusk, Phyllis Goehring. Sharon Cow man. Sandra Weber. Linda Tompkins, Clifford Olson. Don Grablo. Gladys Wright. Maralyn Diode. Joan Nowton. Sharon Parkor, Donna Jean Baloun. Betty Newton. Francis Parker. Neil Larson. Marcia Teig. Standing: Mrs. Hagen, Clifford Olson, Sharon Cownan, Maralyn Deide, Sandra Weber, Donna Baloun, ftyra Underhill, Phyllis Goehring, Rita Lusk, Betty Newton, Marcia Teig, Linda Tompkins, Gladys Wright, Sharon Parker. Seated: Francis Parker, Don Grable, Jean Melboum, Eileen Mueller, Jerry Curtis, Joan Newton, Marilyn Christensen. The Pirate Journal VOLUME XXI_______________ HIGHMORE. SOUTH DAKOTA April II. 1957 Number 28 Standing: Neil Davis, Jim Gunderson, Patsy Moss, Graig Wharton, Norma Koski, Sharon Mehrer, Anita Shepherd, Irvel Morford, Grace Schuette, Janice Volek, Pat Faulstich, Jeanette Mueller, Joan Melboum. Seated: Linda Faulstich, Mrs. Hagen, Cathy Hurd, Joan Goehring, Noretta Becthold, Jerry Curtis, Mary Ann Cowan, Myrna Ferris. Mr. Solensten, Advisert baccalaureate Service S?fighmore (igh School cSMemorial cAuditorium ePftay 12, 1957 8:00 . m. PROGRAM Processional Patricia Faulstich Invocation Rev. G. W. Koehler Scripture and Prayer Rev. G. W. Koehler Music “Into His Presence Mixed Chorus Sermon Rev. G. W. Koehler Music The Blind Ploughman Boys Quartet Benediction Rev. G. W. Koehler Recessional Patricia Faulstich JUNIOR-SENIOR PROM On May U, In the Memorial Auditorium, the Seniors and Faculty of Highmore High were the guests of the Juniors at the Annual Junior-Senior Prom and Banquet. The guests were ushered up a diving board In Neptune's Court. They were then served a delicious dinner of Roast of Sea Horse, White Caps with Breakers, and Water of the Murky Deep. Many excellent speeches were given by a band of highly trained sea dogs and the band came In on the Shrimp Boats. When the banquet ended, the Juniors and Seniors were 'neted' into the Grand March, dancing to the music of the Larry Kampa Orchestra. Everyone was fascinated when the balloon bag burst and bubbles showered upon all. The Prom was a huge success and enjoyed b) all and the Juniors wish to express their thanks to Mr. Jungwirth, Jr. class adviser, for making all this possible. (Commencement Program Highmore c36gh School Qpftemorial aAuditorium Processional faiy l5 957 8:oo p. m. PROGRAM Patricia Faulstich Invocation Rev. S. K. Mueller Music Girls Glee Club Address “Halls of Ivy Dr. J. Howard Kramer President of Northern State Teachers College Que Sera, Sera Presentation of Class '57 Sr. Advisor Beatrice Drew Awarding of Diplomas Mr. James Hamlin President of Board of Education Music Senior Chorus Now Is The Hour Benediction Rev. S. K. Mueller Recessional Patricia Faulstich 3rd row: Linda Tompkins, Betty Newton, Grace Schuette, Noma Koski, Linda Faulstich, Pat LaFurge, Carolyn LaFortune, Donna Gunderson, Cathy Hurd, Jean Melboum. 2nd row: Phyllis Goehring, Sylvia Sampson, Anita Shepherd, Vemeal Patterson, Sharon Mehrer, Marcia Teig, Patsy Moss, Carolyn Woods, Janice Volek, Dorinda Murray. 1st row: Patricia Faulstich, Joyce Heckenliable, Velda Patterson, Sharon Cowman, Jeanette Mueller, Carol Durfee, Rose Cottrill, Edith Olson, Joan Newton. Seated: Miss Robinson, Adviser, Gladys Wright, Joan Goehring, Margaret Wright, Donna Baloun, Eileen Mueller, Marilyn Christensen, Rita Lusk. F.H.A. The FHA Chapter is affiliated to the hememaking course and its members are past or present students. The adviser is Miss Robinson and the Chapter Mother is Mrs. Eden Tompkins. In accordance with its goal, the Future Homemakers of America has contributed to the Crippled Children's Home, Scholarship fund; attended the state and district meetings; and entertained the chapter Mothers and graduating eight grade girls at special meetings. M '0 n «£! , grades • 1 Grade Activities Kneeling: Dean Cline, Larry Tompkins, Dean Hagercan, Billy McKelvey, Charles Volek. Standing: Terry McDermott, Dennis Mehrer, Bobby Case, Dean Curtis, Terry McDermott, Wally Underhill, Billy Busse, Mr. Bisgaard. Kneeling: Gary Hague, Danny Busse, Danny Wharton, Mike Newton, Leroy Hirsch, Randy Tompkins. Standing: Bobby McKelvey, Tommy Hamlin, John Hadom, Bobby Sharp, Bobby LaFortune, Randy DeWolf. Mr. Solensten-Adviser EIGHTH GRADE Seated: Joyce Onken, Wally Underhill, Robert Case, Charles Volek. 2nd row: Mrs. Swanson, Betty Vllhauer, Dean Hagenan, Larry Tompkins, Wanda Sivertsen. 3rd row: Rita Taylor, Sheila Parker, Terry McDermott, Luella Heckenliable, Dean Cline. Seated: Pamelia Markley, Sharon Edelman, Gwen Lynch, Janice Hall, Sharon Wright, Sharon Finger. 2nd row: Edward Dalton, Roger Frank, Dean Curtis, Dennis Mehrer, Donald Durfee, Mrs. Tippens. 3rd row: Douglas Jacobsen, Catherine McDonald, William Kayser, Billy McKelvey, William Busse, Terry McDermott, Bonnie HIrsch, Not Pictured: Ann McGinnis, Leonard Dalton. SEVENTH GRADE SIXTH GRADE Seated: Margaret Sivertsen, Carol Dittman, Gary Hague, Nancy Harter, Jenneth Kayser, Jerry Hirsch. 2nd row: Robert Albertus, Diane Wright, John Hadom, Carol Grosz, Dean Peterson, David Vogelgesang, Mrs McGirr. 3rd row: Mary McDermott, Carol Bortness, Mary McKelvey, Catherine Weber, Delna Dodge, Arleta Duncan, Susan Price. Uth row: Robert McGough, Dennis Case, Robert LaFortune, Kenneth Huber, Bobby Sharp, Rolland Cooper, Randy DeWolf, Melvin Hall. Seated: Mike Newton, Dan Wharton, Dennis Hall, Dorothy Schuette, Danry Busse, Janet Cisler, 2nd row: Jim Finger, Robert McKelvey, Wayne Dalton, Tommy Hamlin, Randy Tompkins, Melvin Edelman, Miss Carmody. 3rd row: Chere Bleha, Janis Stephenson, Susan Markley, Jeannine Wood, Wanda Tompkins, Joan Finger, Connie Paynter. FIFTH GRADE Seated: Barbara Rezac, Suzanne Gotlin, Wayne McKelvey, Joan Hague, Annis Burdick, Ann Odegaard, Bernard Studt, Janet Markley, Beverly Walker, 2nd row: Janet Mamanny, Annie Hamlin, Kathleen Anderson, Kay McGirr, Lois Harter, Nadine Mason, Leigh Ann Garrigan, Karen Alger, Carol Cisler. 3rd row: Fredrick Bisgaard, Michael Cowan, Steven Bortness, Michael Sporrer, Robert LaFortune, Robert Lane, Ward Cline, Steven Ray, Richard Jacobsen, Mrs. Crane. CLASS OF 1970 Anniversary Page This Is the year Hlghnore celebrates Its 75th anniversary. We on the Hisodak have gathered a few pictures of years gone by and we will present then to you. This will be our way of cele- brating the anniversary. We present this all in fun. • • • ’ r ’ % � ■ Alys Larsen lirthday party � CITY MEAT MARKET LOCKERS Phone 27399 Mark J. Durfee Barnet l Gray Abstract Co. Official Abstracters of Hyde County A. X. Kass Blanche T. hass Highmore, South Dakota Dealer In Livestock Highmore. South Dakota Ditch Digging Sewer and Water System Septic Tank Cleaning and Sewer Pumping FRANK T. MELBOURN Phone 21 207 Highmore. South Dakota DR. H. C. GCEKEN Osteopathic Physician Short Wave. X-Ray Highmore. South Dakota GOLDEN RULE Hazel Mary Fruits - Vegetables Groceries - Meats Phone 27SUh HIGHMORE LAUNDRY ELLA PARISH Where Everyday Is Wash Day The Highmore Herald Hyde County’s Only Newspaper Quality printing Red Owl Agency Joe and Darlene Prochaska Phone 2U1UU Highmore, South Dakota MEAT FRESH FRUIT FROZEN FOODS CHUCK S SHOE SERVICE SHOE, HARNESS, CANVAS REPAIR CHARLES MARKLEY PROP. NEWTON'S SUPER VALUE Highmore. South Dakota ELLERTON HARDWARE Kngidairc fe Maytag Appliances GAMBLES Phone 27bO Highmore. South Dakota HIGHMORE BAKERY 'Special orders to go' •'ll It’s Good To Eat. We Have It” Phone 2320b Leo Stabnow. Proprietor NORTHWESTERN Public Service Company Electrical Service Highmore. South Dakota F. E. HAWKINS GENERAL CONTRACTOR Phone 2U555 Highmore. South Dakota Pioneer Garage THE HILL HOTEL Steam Heated Running Water Clarence Bussc, Proprietor Highmore. South Dakota Highmore. South Dakota H.GHMORE AMUSEMENT Pool - Soft Drinks Meet Your Friends Here Highmore. South Dakota STRAIGHTS STANDARD STATION Peavey Lumber Yards ❖ Division of Van Dusen Harrington Co. Building Materials - Coal Phone 27339 Highmore, South Dakota UPTOWN Phone 270U5 STANDARD TRAIL STANDARD STATION AT INTERSECTIONS Or’ HWY8. 14 h 47 Phone 270U0 DALTON KORN KRIB Ice Cream - Popcorn Pop and Candy Harley A Esther FRED W1NANS LAWYER Highmore. South Dakota BOTTCHER Phone 23395 Highmore. South Dakota MCDONALD MARKET FROZEN FOOD LOCKER REXALL PHARMACY Prairie Queen Dairy Fresh fc Smoked Meats W. B. Gormley. Proprietor !'3C« Delivery Highmore South Dakota Highmore. South Dakota Sinon Mildred Knudtson Son Phone 3-20U1 Hlghaore, S. Dak. LEE'S FOOD CEOTER We carry a full line of groceries H. B. Lee Owner Crane's Welding Blacksmithing Phone 2U03$ STERLING WATCH CO. 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South Dakota The First State Bank Of Highmore ’1st� Loans - Insurance - Banking Highmore, South Dakota CONOCO :: OLIVER :: EXIDE Products Farm Machinery Batteries Marion Maginnis Garage PHONE 2-2621 HIGHMORE. SO. DAK (ft- jf. Jbretv % ax Consultant--Insurance Highmore. South Dakota THE HIGHMORE TANK LINE Tires Gasoline Oil Neil Ficldsend, Owner DALES TAVERN A friendly atmosphere' Dale Rezac Owner Run « Jim McKelvety Tompkins Your Sheep Wool Dealers O- K. Rubber Welders Tompkins For Flowers O. K. Tire Sales Member F T O. Mobile Products Anything In The Florist Line Phone 2ThiS amz? Ina Tompkins Phone 2U820 The Grand Theater Don It Delores Lee It Bev Movies Your Cheapest and Best Entertainment Highmore, South Dakota TOMPKINS FLOWEKLANL MOTEL Modern - Clean - Attractive Phone 2L820 Highmore, South Dakota roucih night MBWES TRUCKING Gas Transports and Cattle Vans We on the Hisodak Staff wish to Phone 22181 thank the advertisers for making this yearbook possible. The more they Highmore, South Dakota gave, the better we could make the book. From the little donations to the BIG ones, we thank you. John Nada Kervin We don t want all the business JUST YOURS BOOSTERS Clark Wescott Tonters Drug Albert us - Garrlgan GENERAL CONTRACTOR Melvin Grable Dr. G. R. Boiler Canodes Cafe Holabird, South Dakota Allis-Chalmers Shop The Three Musketeers 1 The Halls of Ivy’ Janet . TVllight Jill c‘ior Shcepherder News Trucks Pleynntcs Anita Kitchen Brigade Bedtime War larllyn Hnppyi Eileen Queen I King Sharon IDouq Hcnecor.ing I Royalty Hank Carol Autographs 'f iikJJ fyJ A t y)7_ ytjbvYijbh ft ‘ fyrA v Stpy i UM V , ( A 'ttUuMr '7 t -° 2c 4 ’ 4 ' GKA yiO v V ' .