Highmore High School - Hisodak Yearbook (Highmore, SD)

Text from Pages 1 - 64 of the 1958 volume:

1958 HISODAK JEW CURTIS Editor JOAN MELBOURN Ass t Editor HIGHMORE HIGH SCHOOL HIGHMORE, SOUTH DAKOTA NOFETTA BECHTOLD Business Manager Faculty WILLIAM ADNEY English III Journalism Basketball Coach GEORGE BISGAARD Industrial Arts Grade Basketball BEATRICE DREW English I English II English IV Latin era e=a DOROTHY MEYER Hone Economics H. W. HADORN American Histoiy American Government Sociology Athletic Director KENNETH HAGEN Typing I Typing II Shorthand Bookkeeping MILDRED SCHOW Algebra I Algebra II Plane Geometry Solid Geometry HERBERT JOHNSON Vocal Music Band CHAR.ES JUNGWIRTH Biology Physics General Science G. V. WRIGHT Superintendent Guidance Psychology Vocational Education Governing Boards Seated: Jennis Blcor.enrader, Mary Ann Cowan, Vice-President; Jerry Oi ene, Norctta Bechtcld, Carl Durfee, and Janet 'an Balcn, Sec.-Treasurer. Our Government - Typical of a Democracy Frcr. left to rf'jl.t: ..arion Haginnis, Ha. J. McDermott, Mable ' hippie, Clerk; G. W. Wright, Sup't; Wesley Underhill, Vice-President, Clarence Busse, President; A. N. Kass. YOU STUDY WOODWORK PLUS ENGLISH, HISTORY, TYPING, MATH AND SCIENCE. YOU MUST LEARN TODAY BECAUSE TOMORROW MAY BE TOO LATE Class of 1958 Catherine Pelllcotte VALEDICTORIAN :Sec •-Treasurer Honor Points 136 Donna lean Baloun Student Council - President Honor Points - 136 Jerry E. Curtis Council Member Honor Points - 137 Dennis Bloomenrader President Honor Points - 18 Noretta Bechtold SALUTATOR IAN Council Member Honor Points - 168 Michael McDermott Vice-President Honor Points - 103 Donald Grable Honor Points - 58 lay Christensen Honor Points - UU Patricia LaFurge Honor Points - 53 Beverly Markley Honor Points - 26 lames Middleton Honor Points - li Blchard Larson Honor Points - U5 Raphael Lynch Honor Points - 7 Irvel Morlord Honor Points - 57 Eileen Mueller Honor Points - 136 lames Palon Honor Points - 66 Ronald Pekarek Honor Points - bl Dorinda Murray Honor Points - lb Peter Pellicotte Honor Points - 21 Richard Weber Honor Points - 62 lames Schuette Honor Points - 12 Bruce Sanding Honor Points - 19 Henry Zeigler Honor Points - 67 Mervin Mowes Honor Points - 73 Class Kotto: Today We Launch, Where Shall We Anchor? Class Color: Turquoise and Silver Class flower: Turquoise Carnation Advisor: Hiss Drew Skip Day: Nay 7, 1958 Baccalaureate: Hay 11, 1958 Corarencer.ent: Hay 15� 1958 School's Out: Hay 16, 195e Carl Durfee, Pres., Joan Goehr!ng, V. Pres., Jccn Melboum, See., Marcia Teig, Treas., Janet Van Balen, Don Sharp, Mary Covan, Sharon Parker, Ton Kelboum, Rosemary McWeeny, Leo Huber, Sanet Weber, Ruben HeckenlaiMe, °!ta Lusk, Edith Olson, Merlin Gibson. Juniors L’orna Koski, Don Hague, Patsy Moss, Bill Kass, Marlin Lusk, Rose Cottrill, Dorothy Paul, Gladys .’'right, Bill Hamlin, Linda Torpkins, Joan Melbourn, Gary Haivick Hugh McNamara, Carolyn Woods, Richard LaFortune, Sharon Mehrer, Bob Underhill, Larry Brock Sylvia Sanpson Gary Erlandson Margaret Wright Neil Larson i t Ron Van Den Perg, Leo Beranek Neil Davis Janes Cisler Patricia Faulstich Marvin Dalton Anita Shepherd Chester Thinglestad Jarees Gunderson Bill Stephens Sophomores Jerry Duchene, President Craig Wharton, V. Pres. Eddy Hague Carol Durfee Phyllis Goehring David Kenyon Gary Blackwell Gerald Garrigan Clifford Clson, Grace Schuette John Sunding, Francis Parker John Runestad, Sec. Treas. Suzan McDonald, Council Jerry Heckenlaible Jeanette Mueller Freshmen Dean Cline, President Betty Vilhauer Dennis Shepherd Wanda Sivertsen, V. Pres. Judy Syring, Sec. Treas. Dean Hagenan Sheila Parker Cheryl Stephens, Council Darwin Sampson Allen Hanson Anna Koski Bob Case Glynnes Blackwell Charles Volek Robert Hamlin Larry Tompkins Gary LaFurge Don Neuharth Sharon Lingscheit Terry McDermott Barbara LaFurge Luella Heckenlaible Darrell Hoffman Wally Underhill Lysle Lusk Ronnie Volek Rita Taylor YOU DANCE, YCU SING, YOU YELL, AND YOU LAUGH — ALL SOCIALIZATION WHICH WILL HELP US IN OUR LATER LIFE. 1« Calendar of Events August 2b-----------------Hisodak Party September 2-----------------School begins 26-27--------------Pirate Day October h-5---------------State FHA Convention 28-----------------Local speech contest IJovenber U-----------------District Dec lanati on Contest 6-8...............SDEA 12-----------------Divisional Declaration Contest 15- 16-............All-State Chorus 19-----------------Local Basketball Rules Denonstrati or 23-----------------Thanksgivln vacation Decenber 9-----------------Band Concert 12-----------------Vocal Concert 19-----------------Grade School Christr.as Prog ran 20-----------------Christr.as vacation begins January 6-----------------Christnas vacation ends 16- 17-------------Semester examinations February 20-21-22-----------District 16 Basketball Tournament 26-27--------------Region IV Tournament March 6-7-8----------------State B Basketball Tournament 8- ---------------District Hone Economics Meeting 28-29---------------All-State Band April b------------------Good Friday Vacation 9- 10--------------Region IV Music Contest 28-29----------------Senior Class Play May 2------------------Conference Track Meet ------------------Junior-Senior Prom 10------------------Regional Track Meet 11------------------Baccalaureate 15------------------Commencement 16-17---------------State Track Meet 21-22---------------Semester Tests 23__________________School Dismissed June 1-7---------------— Boys State 8-II4 Girls' State Homecoming Crown Bearer, Carol Cisler, Queen Noretta Bechtold, King Jlir Middleton, and Crown Bearer, Micheal Rezac. Bechtold-Middleton Reign Hcrnecceing festivities started Thursday evening with the crowning of the King and Queen, Janes Middleton and Noretta Bechtold, at the auditorivsn program. Later a pep rally was held and the annual snake dance wound-up” in the intersection of Main Street. The royalty candidates were: Noretta Bechtold, Donna Jean Baloun, Catherine Pellicotte, Ronald Pekarek, Jim Middleton, and Michael Me Dermott. The Pirate Day Marshall was Janes Palon. On Friday a beautiful parade was held using the theme of States on Parade. The winners in each division were as follows: Division I - Seniors, Division II - grade 3 Division III Brarhall School, and Division IV - History Department. Rural school participants were treated to a free movie at the local theatre The feature highlight of the 1957-58 Pirate Day was the defeat of the Gettysburg Battlers by the Highmore Pirates to bring sweet success to the occasion. Football First Win Over Miller In 22 Years TOE A SQUAD HE i£RS ARE: Seated; Dean Cline, James Middleton, Marvin Dalton, Leo Huber, and Jerry IXichene. Kneeling; Mervin Mewes, Ton Melboum, Craig Wharton, Jin Cisler, Jim Pal on, Robert Underhill, Jeny Curtis, and Marlin Lusk. Standing; Coach H. W. Hadom, Gary Erlandson, Dick LaFortune, Carl IXirfee, Hike KcDemott, Dick Weber, Don Sharp, Ronald Pekarek, John Runestad, Lany Brock, and Ass't Coach Bill Adney. The Pirates started the 1957 football Scoreboard WE PLACE 7 Chamberlain 18 There 0 Faulkton 13 There 20 Gettysburg 6 Here 6 Ipswich 39 There 20 Miller 13 There 6 Wess. Spgs. 6 Here U7 Eureka 0 There 0 Mobridge 20 Here season with 13 returning lettermen, seven of which were seniors. They had 5 games away and 3 at hone. The season was started by a loss to Chamberlain a non-conference team. The homecoming game was won against Gettysburg. This was also the first win of the season. For the first time in 22 years the Pirates beat Miller on the Rustlers hone field. The highest score of the season was against Eureka, U7-0. This game was played in 20 degree weather. The last game was lost to Mobridge, the conference champs by a score of 20-0, on a flooded gridiron. Football THE B SQUAD MEMBERS ARE: Seated; Edward Hague, Dean Cline, Charles O'Rourke, Leo Beranek, Leo Huber, John Hadom, Lysle Lusk, and Kenny Huber. Kneeling; Jerald Garrigan, Donald Durfee, James Gunderson, Ton Melboum, Dean Curtis, Darwin Sampson, Larry Tompkins, Terry McDermott, and Wallace Underhill. Standing; Coach H. W. Hadom, Jerry Heckenlaible, Francis Parker, Jim Cisler, Craig Wharton, John Runestad, Dean Hagemen, Bill Kass, Marlin Lusk, Jerry Duchene, and Ass't Coach Bill Adney. All-State Fullback Jim Palon, who was this Year's high scorer including five touchdowns against Eureka, was named to the all-state foot- ball team which is sponsored by the Sioux Falls Argus Leader. Don Sharp, a junior, and Dick Weber, a senior, received honor- able mention. Basketball Standing, From left to right: Ccoch Adney, Marlin Lusk, Jir. Middleton, Jim Palon, Ron Pekarek, Irvel Korford, Dick Weber, Don Sharp, Jin Cisler, Steve Taylor, Tom Melboum, Gary Erlandson, and Skis Cline. With five lettermen returning tc the nev cage coach, Mr. William Adney, a season of four- teen losses and two wins summarizes the 1958 basketball season for Highmore High School's Pirates. Jim Palon, Irvel Morford, Jia Middleton, Dick Weber, and Ron Pekarek were the re- turning letteraen; all were seniors. In Central Conference standings, Highmore defeated Hiller, the only conference loser to the Pirates. Highmore used their B's to succiadb Ree Height in the opening rounds of the 1958 District 16 contest. In semi-final play, the Pirates lost to incumbent Wolsey in an over-time period. Wolsey went on to get the championship trophy and a berth in Region Four. In the last game of the season and the last game for the Pirates of the year's tournament, St. Lawrence proved too powerful and took a position as third place winners. Weber, Morford, and Palon were high scorers for the team. WE SCOREBOARD THEY 39 Agar 70 13 Wolsey 56 35 Pierre 68 3U Harrold 35 38 Arlington 58 U3 Faulkton 62 US Ipswich 52 UQ Eureka 58 57 Gettysburg 68 50 Miller U2 31 Mobridge 82 UB Ft. Pierre US 53 De Snet 75 35 Miller U6 U2 Wessington Springs 53 U3 Onida SU 70 Ree Heights 37 53 Wolsey 57 52 St. Lawrence 66 Cage TourneuJJere Feb. 20-21-2 H'jfk 2 I led uu„ 110.4 «d«5?u«4 .It iS 4' ;f‘ St� 7,. o ■ iani T i- ,? •-Hick .pil.fi i | . 1,1 d 5 6a iT 1 Th OrS11 £j. 2; Bfod Bettor, row, from left to right: Karlin Lush, Tori Kelbourn, Don Sharp, Jim Cisler, Gary Srlandson, Steve Taylor, and Skip Cline. Kiddle row: Lar� y Tompkins, Jprrv Duchene, Hally Underhill, Bill Stevens, Craig Wharton, and Jerry Heckenlaible. Top row: Charles Volek, Karv Dalton, Dean Haoeman Terry McDermott, Larry Crock , and Francis Parker. Good Prospects for the Future The Pirate B s ade up for the A’s deficit in an exceptionally good season. They played 15 gases, winning 12 of them. bklp Cline, Jin Cisler, and Gary Erlandson were the high-point getters for their crew. Erlandson, incidentally, plyed 63 quarters for the A's in their gases. A letter winners were Sharp, Lusk, Melboum, Erlandson, Taylor, Cisler, and Cline. This tea� , which holds good prospects for next year, averaged 36.7 points per gane over their oppentents who had 25.6. WE SCOREBOARD IHEY x2 Agar 21 17 Volsey 25 3S Pierre 39 00 ifarrold 2!i 3 S Blunt 27 •’� 5 Faulktor. 2li L3 Ipswich U2 36 8 Grades 17 hi Gettysburg 22 Uh Killer 19 35 Ft. Pierre 31 Ii3 De Sr.et 2li 29 Hiller 13 27 V essington Springs 37 hi Onida 19 Track 880 Relsys Irv Morford, Jin Palon, Steve Taylor, Kervin Meves. Mile Relay Irv Morford, Jin Palon, Kervin Hewes, Ron Pekarek. Sprint Medley Irv Morford, Steve Taylor, Mike McDermott, and Ron Pekarek. Filler Dick LaFortune Hurdler Dick Weber Nine Qualify For State Meet Highmore fielded one of their best track squad in years. Led by Dick ’Weber, who is the new conference record holder in the high hurdles� who won three firsts in the Region IV Meet. Discus Carl Durfee The relay teams,consisting of six boys,all qualified for the State Meet. Dick LaFortune and Carl Durfee qualified for the State Meet in the Mile Run and Discus, respectively. Highmore received 5 points in the State Meet on the strength of Weber’s 3rd in the high and Ltn in the low hurdles. Eighteen tracksters won varsity letters. Coach H. W. Hadom First Row: Wally Underhil) Terry McDermott, Dean Cline, and Tom Melboum. Second Row: Darwin Sampson, Eddie Hague, Larry Tompkins, and Charles Volek. Third Row: Robert Case, Francis Parker, Dave Keryon, and Leo Huber. Fourth Row: Jerald Garrigan, Marlin Lusk, Bill Hass, and Jim Gunderson. Fifth Row: Marv Dalton, Craig Wharton, Gary LaFurge, and Lysle Lusk. John Shepherd, Gary Erlandson, Jerry Duchene, and Dean Hagen an. Bob Underhill, Jim Clsler, Gary Blackwell, and Don Sharp. Cheerleaders Music Standing: Margaret Slvertsen, Timmy McDermott, Terry McDermott, Susan McDonald, Mary Ann McKelvey, Wanda Slvertsen, Jeanette Mueller, Mary McDermott, Donald Grable Mr. Johnson, Middle Row: Joan Melboum, Rita Lusk,,Jean Melboum, Patty Faulstlch, Delna Dodge, Arietta Duncan, Karol Bortness, Bob Case, Jucty Syring, Billy McKelvey, Jay Christensen, Eileen Mueller, Don Sharp, Bob Underhill, Cathy Pellicotte, Margaret Wright, Donna Jean Baloun, Clifford Olson, Henry Zeigler, Don Durfee, Marcia Teig, Craig Wharton, Ton Melboum. First Row: Dean Hageran, Richard Larson, Bill Kass, Cathy McDonald, Sharon Finger, Cathy Price, Sylvia Sampson, Neil Davis, Sharon Wright, Marlin Lusk, Larry Tompkins, William Kayser, Bob Sharp, Danny Wharton, Jackie Erlandson, Linda Faulstich, Marvin Dalton, Dean Cline, Pam Markley. Two Receive Top Music Ratings SAXOPHONE CUARTET CLARINET QUARTET Mixed Chorus First Row: Dorlnda Murray, Anita Shepherd, Gladys Wright, Joan Goehring, Sharon Parker, Sylvia Sampson, Cheryl Stevens, Sandra Weber, Susan McDonald, Mary Ann Covan, Joan Melboum, Patricia Faulstlch. Second .Row: Anna Koski, Beverly Markley, Cathy Pelllcotte, Jean Melboum, Sharon Lingscheit, Patricia LaFurge, Wanda Sivertsen, Janet Van Balen, Patsy Moss, Judy Syring, Edith Olson, Sheila Parker. Third Row: Mr. Johnson, Robert Case, Tore Melbourn, Donna Jean Baloun Noretta Bechtold, Jeanette Mueller, Linda Faulsticn, Marcia Teig, Betty Vilhauer, Eileen Mueller, Rita Lusk, Margaret Wright, Larry Tompkins, Wallace Underhill. Fourth Row: Gary Erlandson, Jerry Curtis, Henry Zeigler, John Rjnestad, Don Grable Mike McDermott, Don Sharp, Mervin Meves, Craig Wharton, Dean Hageman, Terry McDermott, Carl Durfee, Marlin Lusk, Jay Christensen, Dean Cline. BOY'S OCTET DON GRABLE BASS SOLIST First Row: Dorinda Murray, Anna Koski, Gladys Wright, Cheryl Stevens Joan Goehrlng, Luella Heckenliable, Mary Ann Cowan, Sandra Weber, Jean Melboum, Joan Kelboum, Patricia Faulstich, Susan McDonald. Second Row: Beverly Markley, Anita Shepherd, Sylvia LaFortune, Wanda Sivertsen, Sharon Parker, Jeanette Mueller, Marcia Teig, Rita Lusk, Margaret Wright, Edith Olson, Sheila Parker, Sylvia Sanpson, Mr. Johnson. Third Row: Cathy Pellicotte, Carolyn Woods, Sharon Lingscheit, Donna Jean Baloun, Horetta Bechtold, Betty Vilhauer, Linda Faulstich, Patricia LaFurge, Janet Van Balen, Eileen Mueller, Patsy Moss, Judy Syring, Grace Schuette. Girls' Glee EILEEN MUELLER MEZZO SOPRANO GIRL S SEXTET I 1 A 1 v I £ v t 3 4 ft On April 9 and 10, High- core music students parti- cipated in the Region TV Music Contest in Aberdeen. Solos and small ensembles were held on Wednesday and the large ensembles were held on Thursday. Superior ratings were won by Don Grable, Bass Voice and by the Brass Sextet. The Music Department received 2 superior rat- ings, 10 excellent tatings, and 8 good ratings. The Region IV Contest again concludes another successful year of music. l Declamation Seated: Donna Jean Baloun, Cathy Pellicotte, Joan Goehring, and Joan Melboum. Middle Row: Mr Adney, Sheila Parker, Marcia Teig, Dean Cline, Tor: Melboum, Mike McDermott, Dennis Shepherd, Noretta Bechtold, Anita Shepherd, Gladys Wright. Top Row: Suzan McDonald, Jean Melboum, Phyllis Goehring, Sharon Parker, Jeannette Mueller, Eileen Mueller, Margaret Wright, Rita Lusk, Janet Van Balen, Patsy Moss, and Linda Tompkins. Goehring Excellent In District Declam JOAN GOEHRING Oratory Champion Twenty-four students under the super- vision of Mr. William Adney vied for the four local honor in declamation. The local winners were: Donna Jean Baloun Poetry; Catherine Pellicotte, humorous; Joan Goehring, Oratory; and Joan Melboum, Dramatic. The district meeting was held in Ft. Pierre on October U. IXie to illness Joan Melboum, dramatic winner was unable to tend. The regional meeting was held in Mob- ridge on Noveraoer 12, 1958. Joan Goehring district oratory winner competed there. She received an excellent rating. Newspaper Staff Seated; Donna Jean Baloun, Linda Tccpkins, Eileen Mueller, Anita Shepherd. Joan Goehring, Jean Kelboum, Pat Faulstich, Norctta Bechtold, Jerry Curtis, and Suzan McDonald. 2nd row: Phyllis Goehring, Gladys Wright, Grace Schuette, Sheila Parker, Larry Brock, Craig Wharton, Irvel Morford, James Gunderson, John Sunding, Margaret Wright, Wanda Sivertson, Joan Melboum, Anna Koski. 3rd row: Mary Ann Cowan, Sandy Weber, Sharon Parker, Janet Van Balen, Carol Durfee, Bruce Sunding, Don Sharp, Mike McDermott, Henry Zeigler, Linda Faulstich, Rita Lusk, Jeanette Mueller, Marcia Teig, and Patsy Moss. Pirate Journal Carries Our Voice WILLIAM ADNEY, ADVISER Highmoro High School Highmore. South Dakota EDITORS: Joan Goehring • Jean Melbourn ASSOCIATE EDITORS: Anita Shepherd • Pat Faulstich BUSINESS MANAGERS: Noretla Bechtold - Eileen Mueller MAKE UP EDITOR: Jerry Curtis ADVISOR: Mr. Wm. Adney REPORTERS: Merv Mowes. Glynnes Blackwell. Janet Van Baien. Rita Lusk. Donna Joan Baloun. Phyllis Goehring. Marge Wright. Patsy Moss. Sharon Mehrer. Sandy Weber. Linda Faulstich, Mary Ann Cowan. Carol Durfee. Bruce Sunding. Craig Wharton. Mike McDermott. Don Sharp. Norma Koski. Joan Melbourn. Marcia Teig. Irvel Morford. Don Grable. Jeanette Mueller. Susan McDon- ald. Grace Schuette. Sharon Parker. Sheila Parker. Anna Koski. Linda Tompkins. Henry Zeigler. Wanda Sivortsen. Eddie Hague. James Gunderson. John Sundina. Gladys Wright, and Larry Brock. Yearbook Staff EDITOR ASSOCIATE EDITOR BUSINESS MANAGER ASS'T BUS. MAN. CLASS EDITORS FEATU?€ EDITORS Jerry Curtis Joan Melboum Noretta Bechtold Marcia Teig Cathy Pellicotte Rita Lusk Pete Pellicotte Bill Kass Margaret Wright Patricia Faulstich Sharon Parker We, the Hisodak staff, have tried very hard to produce, for you, a year- book Df which you would be proud. We have run into our difficulties such as: flash bulbs that won't explode, cameras that won't work, staff members who won't work, pictures that ’.«re to be taken, but were not, and on and on we could go. But due to the patience and guid- ance of Mr. Hagen, (and Marc) our adviser, we managed to struggle through. Library Staff Seated: Nrs. Sc how, Rita Lusk, Anita Shepherd, Marcia Telg, Joan Melboum, 2nd row: Patricia Faulstich, Grace Schuette, Phyllis Geohring, Linda Faulstlch, Joan Goehring, Donna Jean Baloun. 3rd row: Jeanette hueller, Janet Van Balen, Sharon Parker, Patsy Moss Sandy V'eber. Any Books Overdue JOAN GOEHRINj AT TOE MAGAZINE RACK JIM MIDDLETON USING THE CARD FILE Senior Class Play Where's ry belt? Alright - Be that way I i Present Former Broadway Play Tine Out For Ginger , a three-act comedy was presented by the senior class of Highnore H’gh School, Monday and Tuesday, April 28 and 29 in the Memorial Auditoriun. Tine Out For Ginger centered around Ginger, the Carol's fourteen year-old dauohter who made the scrub football team in the high school after her father, Howard Carol, made a speech in the fctoh school to the effect that -everyone; should be allowed to do what N wants to do. Ginger decided that she wanted to play football—and didl Adding to the hilarity of the comedy was the bank president who lead a snake dance; Liz the maid who took in every practice and game to cheer her adorable Ginger on; Mr. Wilson, the high school principal, who threatened to expel Ginger from his school. I was only going to say PLAYCAST Jin Middleton as Eddie Davis, Donna Jean Baloun as Joan Carol, Jay Christensen as Ed Hoffman, Don Grable as Mr. Wilson, Noretta Bechtold as Agnes Carol, Kike McDermott as Howard Carol, Patricia LaFurge as Jean Carol, Beverly Mrkkley as Liz, Jerry Curtis as Tommy Green, and Catty Pellicotteas Ginger. Junior Class Play Mystery and Intrigue On March 10th and 11th, the Jr. Class presented the play Stranger In the Night , under the direction of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Jungwirth. The plot is developed around a box of stationery which contains the name of an intended murder victim. It takes place in a hotel book and gift shop which is run by two young women who are afraid their name is In the box. With romance and mystery «ixed together the secret is revealed. Arrangements were made with the publisher and the author for the presentation of the play PLAYCAST Seated: Jean Melboum as Sylvia Lee, and Rita Lusk as liable Crane. Standing: left to right,Leo Huber as J. T. Rutledge, Bill Kass as Grant Terry, Bill Hamlin as Clifford Newkirk, Tom Melboum as Eddie Beach, Sharon Parker as Rose Jordan, Carolyn Woods as Sandra King, Don Sharp as San Fisk, Sharon Mehrer as Velda Stevens, Joan Goehring as Marcella Bender, and Sandra Weber as Nona Pollard. Sancty Jean with best foot forward hotel unm z vtft Suave Don Sophisticated Jean To whocr. does the suitcase belong? Future Homemakers First Row: Anita Shepherd, Patricia Faulstich, Linda Faulstich, Linda Tompkins, Rita Lusk, Janet Van Balen, Donna Jean Baloun, Kiss Dorothy Meyer. Second Row: Dorinda Murray, Anna Koski, Grace Schuette, Ptyllis Goehring, Gladys Wright, Sandy Weber, Patsy Moss, Sylvia LaFortune, Cheryl Stevens, Sylvia Sampson, Susan McDonald, Wanda Sivertsen, Beverly Markley. Third Row: Sharon Lingscheit, Carolyn Woods, Joan Goehring, Carol iXirfee, Eileen Mueller, Patricia LaFurge, Betty Vilhauer, Jeanette Mueller, Margaret Wright, Jucjy Syring, Edith Olson, Joan Melboum. The Future Homemakers of America Chapter is an organization of hooer.aking students. In this organization there are special goals some of which include the promotions of better family living and the providing of training for each chapter member for participation in home, school, and community activities. To fulfill these objectives, our F.H.A. Chapter has contributed to the Crippled Childrens Home, The Scholarship Fund, and has observed a handicraft demonstration. We have heard qualified guest speakers, entertained mothers and eight grade girls 8t the local meetings. Mrs. Elden Tompkins is the local F.H.A. Chapter Mother. Sociel group activities are part of the program. We were honored this year to be hosts for the Region Seven F.H.A. convention held in March. We also attended the State F.H.A. Convention. The officers this year were Pat Faulstich, Anita Shepherd, Linda Tompkins, Sharon Mehrer, Donna Jean Baloun, Rita Lusk, and Janet Van Balen. Prom-Banquet Seniors To Musidand On Saturday, Kay 3 1958 the Seniors and Faculty were guests of the Junior class at the annual Junior-Senior Prom and Banquet. The guests were ushered Into Music Land by the six sophomore waiters and waitresses. They were then served a delicious dinner of Mule Train , Pot of Gold , Snow- balls , Tequila , Whole Lot of Shakin Going On , and Cherry Pink and Appleblosscro White . The cool cats at the main bandstand directed the festivities with choice gens of wisdom which helped to make the chow a real gone affair. After the banquet the Juniors and Seniors moved into the Grand March. Dancing to the music of Larry Kampa's Orchestra followed until 1:30. The actual Prom was over at 1:30, then the Juniors, Seniors, and guests embarked on the first all-night prom-party. The entertainment consisted of a movie at the Grand Theatre and dancing to the Juke box. The evening was broken up by drawings for prizes given by the local merchants. The wonderful evening was brought to a close with a pancake breakfast. Soacca zf rea e e r j . erotee (or ft A ty z torf 9ti ■ tort a . ttf t o jVmy . 958 royr i tt Processional Patricia Faulstich Invocation Rev. Stanley Mueller Scripture and Prayer Rev. Stanley Mueller Music •Into His Presence Mixed Chorus Sermon Rev. Stanley Mueller Music “Now Thank Thee All Our God Boys Vocal Ensemble Benediction Rev. Stanley Mueller Recessional Patricia Faulstich Vommsncemen . ronrrtm (ortum 3% y irnorr S fy i r too . jC z orta S fu t Vo oy 5. 958 royram Processional Patricia Faulstich Invocation Rev. Stanley Mueller Music '‘You'll Never Walk Alone Dear High School Days” Girls Glee Club Address Dean R. F. Patterson, University of South Dakota Presentation of Class 1958 Miss Beatrice Drew, Senior Advisor Awarding of Diplomas Mr. Clarence Busse, President of 3oard of Education Music Benediction Recessional “Now Is The Hour’ Senior Chorus Rev. Stanley Mueller Patricia Faulstich STUDYING IN HOME EC III MATH HI?ARDS CLASS DISCUSSION ENGLISH II BUSINESS PRACTICE IN TYPING II T CETERA MOVIE TIKE IN PHYSICS CONSTRUCTION IN SHOP STUDY OF THE BLOOD STREAK AT iras AGE, THE WORLD SEEMS TO GO ROUND AND ROUND! BUT, IT IS IN THE GRADES THAT WE MUST GET OUR START, Eighth Grade Seated: Bonnie Jean Hirsch, Panela Markley, William Busse, Terry McDermott, Katherine McDonald, and Sharon Finger. Middle Row: Jackie Erlandson, Gwen Etta Lynch, Donald Durfee, Dean Curtis, Dennis Mehrer, Joyce Onken, Mrs. Swanson. Top Row: Sharon Edelman, William Kayser, Edward Dalton, Billy McKelvey, Sharon Wright, and Ann Maginnis. Next Year - - It’s High School Seated: Gary Hague, Margaret Sivertsen, Melvin Hall, Arleta Duncan, Leonard Dalton, Carol Dittman, Dennis Case, Kathy Price. Middle Row: Mrs. Tippens, David Vogelgesang, Mary Ann McKelvey, Dean Peterson, Carol Grosz, John Hadom, Diane Wright, Bobfcy Sharp, and Bobby Albertus. Top P.ow: Mary McDermott, Kenneth Huber, Delna Dodge, Timothy McDermott, Kathy Weber, Karol Bortness, Randy DeWolf, Patricia Runestad, and Nancy Harter. Not Pictured: Jerry Hirsch, Gwendlyn Blackwell. Sixth Grade Seated: Danry Wharton, Joan Finger, Michael Newton, Dorothy Schuette, Dan Busse, and Janet Cisier. Middle Row: Mrs. Hadom, Melvin Edelnan, Bobby LaFortune, Tommy Hamlin, Wayne Dalton, Randy Tompkins, Robert MeKeIvey, and Jim Finger. Top Row: Chere Bleha, Connie ?aynter, Wanda Tompkins, Nancy Hague Jenneth Kayser, Susan Karkley. Seated: Carol Tislau, Ronald LaFortune, Patricia Warner, Larry Morton, and Linda Grosz. Middle Row: Mrs. Hagen, James Spletstoesser, Donald Dodge, Frances Heckenlaible, Mary Ellerton, Jerry Walker. Top Row: tyrtle Hirsch, Marilyn Edelrcan, Jane Maginnis, Sharon Goehring, David Wright, and Teresa Ardry. Not Pictured: Catty Albcrtus, Marlis Heckenlaible, Larry Kayser, and Rose Ann Pellicotte. Fourth Grade Seated: Clara Cisler, Carol Odegaard, Karyn Drew, Sharyn Drew, Janice Kutz, and Linda Kayser. Kiddie How: Mrs. Jungwirth, Steven Roseen, Randy Wright, Danry Rittel, Tommy McLaughlin, Bernard Tompkins, John Price, and David Day. Top Row: Kathy McDermott, Barbara Hardesty, Sally Jo Syring, Linda Mason, Marlys Hageman, Jeffeil Davis, Janice LaFortune. We Get Our Fundamentals Here Seated: Gregory Erlandson, Jinny Kass, Michael Brady, Jimmy Howe, Larry Hamlin, Merlin Mewes, and Donald Howe. 1st Row: Alice Volek, Janell LaFortune, Diane Lane, Donna Davis, Susan Mason, Diane Sporrer, Katry Gatlin, and Susan Price. 2nd Row: Bonita Pezac, Donna Dittman, Diane Dittman, Patty Itezac, Jinny Durfee, Roger Campbell, Janice Hadom, Kerry Shepherd, and LaVaughn McGirr. 3rd Row: Mrs. Weber, Mary Wright, Cathy Goehring, Douglas Howe, Dale Underhill, Duane Kehrer, Jan Busse. Sharon Barnett, Alexia Cowan, and Joette Hirsch. Second Grade Seated: Larry Volek, Sandra Coon, Ronnie Rezac, June Ames, Diane Naraanry, Bobby Kutz, Patty Hason. Middle Row: Miss Kiel, Lynette Burdick, Harley Duncan, Betty Kayser, Jane Kaiser, Cindy Markley, KatHy Kennedy, Vaye Jean Prochcska, Pamela Kautz, Jim Hadom. Top Row: Jimmy Edelman, John Ellerton, Julie .Rezac, Richard Odegaard, John Maginnis, Glenn Tislau, Marlene Sweetland, John Sieger, and Michael Howe. Seated: Janet Markley, Beverly Walker, Ann Odegaard, Joan Hacue, Carol Clsler, Barbara Rezac, Annis Burdick, Connie Schleop, and Carla Christensen, Middle Row: Mrs, Prinz, Janet Namanry, Nadine Mason, David Splettstoesser, Bobby Lane, Kay McGirr, Lois Harter, Michael Sporrer, Bob LaFortune, Leigh Ann Garrigan, Karen Alger. Top Row: Charles Gochring, Ward Cline, Steven Bortness, Michael Rezac, Tcrcny Price, Freddie Bisgaard, Michael Covan, Wayne MeKeIvey, and Bernard Studt. Kindergarten First row: Kenneth Alumbaugh, Jean Coon, Deborah Kaiser, Vicki Christensen, Clara Ames, David RIttel, Deborah Kennedy. Second row Sandra Warner, Rita Sporrer, Barbara Shepherd, Edward Bisgaard, Susan McDermott, Patti Brindley, Gerry Mason. Third row: Mrs. Crane, Allen Campbell, Barbara Hirsch, James Paynter, Janes Tompkins Randy Sporrer, Nancy Mason, Michael Volek, and Earl Pringle. Little Ones Begin School —WEE LITTLE PLAYMATES— YOU Pin YOUR MONEY IN THE BANK, THE BACKBONE OF OUR BUSINESS STRUCTURE, AN EXAMPLE OF BUSINESS AT ITS BEST HIGHMORE LAUNDRY Peavey Lumber Yards EI .LA PARISH Where Every Day Is Wash Jay 4$� Division of Van Dusen Harrington Co. Clutch'I Sitae SeAaice Building Materials - Coal QUALITY SHOES Phone 2-7339 CHARLES MAHKI.KV. Proprietor Highmore, South Dakota Highmore. South Dakota BOTTCHER OIL CO. 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South Dakota Prairie Queen Phone 2-3139 Dairy Sir.on Knudtson Yards At Highmore and Harrold, South Dakota Phone 2-7868 PLUMBING HEATING THIS HAGUE CONSTRUCTION COMPANY SPACE HIGHMORE. SOUTH DAKOTA TRENCHING WATER - SEWER WAS HYDE COUNTY FARMERS UNION EAHT Buyers of Crean, Ec;gs, and Poultry. FOR HIGHMORE. SOUTH DAKOTA � YCHJ« Hyde County ELLERTON HARDWARE Implement Co. (®) Highmore, South Dakota Highmore. South Dakota ' • f 1. t. ‘3£;- REXALL PHARMACY vr-—-V The Trademark ej Mu Jr rumem hr 0eeJ Implrmrmt W. B. Gormley, Proprietor Bud Cline Highmore. South Dakota I H___ ELOEN TOKPKIHS FARM Full-Blood Hampshire Sheep fldrira? 7.V. I Appliances New Holland Machinery Hi hr.ere, South Dakota TOMTER PHARMACY AND WALGREEN AGENCY Pioneer Garage Clarence Busse. Owner Highmore Phone 2-U910 Highmore, South Dakota Northwestern Public Service Company IT Electrical Service PAYS TO ADVERTISE Highmore, South Dakota HIGHMORE CO-OP ASS’N. GRAIN FEED COAL SEEDS CLEANING TREATING THE HILL HOTEL Steam Heated Phone 27199 City Neat Market aid Locker Quality Meats Our Family Foods Running Water Phone 2—3651� Highmore, South Dakota Wayne Mavis Studt Highmore, South Dakota Phone 2-7299 Highmore, South Dakota Mark J. Durfee Dealer In Livestock CONOCO FORD OLIVER EXIDE Products F nn Machinery Batteries I3ud Jim McKelvey Your Sheep f. Marion Maginnis Garage Wool Dealers General Trucking LELAND CERMAK I HOKE UL. 2-4445 HIGHMORE. SO DAK. Phone 2U067 Highmore, South Dakota Lee’s Food Center Vr Car� 7 a Full Line of Groceries” PATRONIZE H. E. and Johnetta Lee Highnore, S. D. Albertus-Garrigan Co. SALES SERVICE ADVERTISERS Highmore, S. D. The McLaughlin Co. Drew-Wright Agency Tax Consultants Insurance Furniture - floor Coverings Highnore, S. D. BERANEK Shoes Clothing Highmore MAKVXN BERANEK, Prop. Highnore, S. D. G04i Uu jbcusilei PHONE 558 FEUFIELU, S. D. DALES TAVERN A friendly atnosphere Dale Rezac Owner BOOSTERS Fred Winans Canede Cafe Highmore Implement Co Gerald Boiler Millard Kiel COMPLIMENTS OF . . . SULLY-BUTTES TELEPHONE COOPERATIVE, INC Main Office in Highmore, South Dakota Tompkins O. K. Rubber Welders O. K. Tire Sales Mobile Products Phone 2-7U15 Tompkins For Flowers Member T. D. S. Anything In The Florist Line Ina Tom ok ins omt™ Phone 2-U820 TOMPKINS FLOWERLANE MOTEL Modern - Clean - Attractive Phone 2-ii820 Highmore, South Dakota MEWES TRUCKING LIVESTOCK - GRAIN - COMMERCIAL TRUCKING HOUSEHOLD GAS TRANSPORTING JOHN, NADA, FERVIN MENES UL 2-3l8l School Supplies - Printing - Office Supplies Sioux Falls, South Dakota - y Junior Class stars; lenn-up tire TEEN-RCE | CONSUMERE® Social Meet in: LIryJa ecteto o mountain herg� s the ball '.-.cup Tire 'urprised. ?at? ic, Music. Music Takin a bounce '••-orsing MM