Highmore High School - Hisodak Yearbook (Highmore, SD)

Text from Pages 1 - 72 of the 1959 volume:

The Hisodak 1959 Presenting: A Year's History of Highmore's HAPPY FAMILY The Dutch Uncles (and Aunts) JOE BRIDE Americon Hitlory Athletic� BILL ADNEY Eng’ith III World HUtoty Athletic� G. V. NELSON Superintendent CURT WILLIAMS Commercio! DOROTHY MEYERS Genetol Science Home Ec. BEATICE DREW English |, ||, |V LEFT TO RIGHT: Motion Moginnit, William McO« motf, Swporinlondcnt Notion, Cloronco Bvuo, A. N. Kou, Wotloy Undorfcill School Board Faculty Snapshots These are The Kids Seniors CLASS ADVISER.................Miss Drew CLASS COLORS - - - - — - Red and Silver CLASS FLOWER...................Red Rose CLASS MOTTO - - - - — - Studying Ends Not In Our Road To Success. DONALD SHARP Student Rody Prwident Honor Point -153 RITA LUSK Pr widen! Honor Point� -135 BILI KASS Solutotorion Honor PoinH-136 LINDA TOMPKINS Voledictorion Honor Poinrt-94 MARY ANN COWAN S cr «ory-Tr«0� ueor Honor PoinH-8I JANET VAN BALEN Council Member Honor Poinh-48 7 MARLIN LUSK Vice-Pre ident Honor Pointi-114 SANDRA WtBER Honor Point� -47 ROSEMARY McWEENY Honot Point� -16 RICHARD LrfORTUNE Honor Pointi-35 REUBEN HECKENLAIBLE Honor Point� -12 JOAN NEWTON Honor Point� -37 9 SHARON-PARKER PATRICIA MOSS Honor Point� -A5 V I LEO HUBER Honor Poinh-32 GLADYS V.RIGHT Honor PoinH-33 MERLIN GIBSON IO Honor PolnH-84 Honor Point� -1 GARY HAIW1CK Honor Po!nh-46 WILLIAM HAMLIN Honor Poinh-49 JOAN GOEHRING Honor Poinh-1A4 HUGH PETER McNAMARA Honor Pointt-17 EDITH OLSON Honor Poinh-28 1 1 CAROLYN WOOOS DONALD HAGUE Honor PoinH-5 LARRY BROCK DOROTHY PAUL Honor Poinh-21 ikv JEAN MELBOURN Honor Poinh-80 J. HECKENLIA8LE P. GOEHRING B. NEWTON P. FAULSTICM G. ERLANDSON GARY Prelident Vice-Prelident Secretory Treoiurer Council Member BLACKWELL Juniors ROW ONE: J. Ciller, S. Cowmon, M. Dolton, N. Dovii, J. Duchene, C. Duefee. ROW TWO: T. Durlee, J. Gorrigon, J. Gundeoon, E. Hogue,D. Kenyon, N. Lorvon. ROW THREE: S . McOonold, J . Mueller, C . OUon, F . Porfcer, J . Runeitod, S . Sompion. G . Schuette. ROW FOUR: A . Shepbord, B. StepHent, J. S unding, S . Toylor, C . Thingelttod, R . Von Den Berg, C. Whorton. DEAN MAGEMAN President JUOI SYRING WANDA SIVERTSEN Vice-President Secretary Treasurer SHARON IINGSCHEIT Council Member Sophomores ROW ONE: Glynnet Blockwell, Bob Cose, Dean Cline, Robert Homlin. ROW TWO: Allen Horwon, Luella Heckenloible, Darrell Hoffman, Gerald Knox, Anno Kodci, Sylvio Lcfortune. ROW THREE: Gory Lafurge, Lytle Lust, Terry McDermott, Don Neuhorth, She!lo Porker, Darwin Sompion. ROW FOUR: Dennis Shepherd, Cheryl Stephans, Rito Taylor, Wally Underhill, Betty Vilhauer, ond Chorles Vo lei . JANICE WEIDEN8ACM Prelident BILL BUSSE Vice-f relident VERNA WOODS Secretory-Treoiurer BILL McKELVEY Council Member JAMES BLASDELL Freshmen ROW ONE: Dean Curti� , Ed word Dalton, Chorie� Duchene, Donold Durfee, Jocquetine Erlandton, Sharon Finger. ROW TWO: Goreld Gundenon, T erronee Gundenon, Jonice Hall, Sondra Honton, Korea Heinzen, Bonnie Hinch. ROW THREE: Morvin Hjordt, Williom Koyier, Chorie� Kietzmonn, Clorenee Koiki, GuenEtto Lynch, Terrance McDermott. ROW FOUR: Dennit Mehrer, Leonard Nation, Jomet Neuharth, Joyce Onken, Sharon Wright, Anne Ziltener. NOT PICTURED: John Carter. FRONT ROW: left to Right Jonet Von Bolen, Oon Shorp, Shoron Lingscheil, $u on MeOonold, Tom Melboom, Doan Hogemon. 8ACK ROW: Jonice Weidenboch, 8ill McKelvey, Mr. Nelson, Rita Lusk, Jerry Heckenlalble, Gory Erlandson. Student Council twelve Yetir Students FRONT ROW: Left to Right: Lindo Tompkins, Morclo Telg, Jeon Melboom, $ondy Weber, Rosemary McWeeny. BACK ROW: Melboom, Reuben Heckenloible, Oon Hogue. NOT PICTURED: Mory Ann Co on. Hugh Peter McNomoro, Don Sharp, Tom Some of us sang, some played, some ron, a few worked, and a few just sat and watched. Most of us went to the too-infrequent dances These are the year's activities and those who participated. February 26- 28 District 16 Tournament March 4-5 Regional Basketball Tournament 5 Local Music Contest 9-10 Music Concert 12-14 State B Basketball Tournament 19 Regional F. H. A. Meeting 27 Good Friday Vacation April 10-11 Regional Music Contest 17 Pierre Legion Relays 24-25 Aberdeen Relays 27- 28 Senior Play May 1 C . S . D . Conference Track Meet 2 Prom 9 Regional Track Meet 15-16 State Track Meet 17 Baccalaureate 19 Awards Night 21 Eighth Grade Graduation 22 High School Graduation 18-22 Semester Tests Calendar August 29 Hisodak Party September 2 School Begins October 3-4 State F . H . A . Meeting 10 Pirate Day 24 Local Declam Contest 29 District Declam Contest November 5-7 S. D. E. A. 13 Divisional Declam Contest 17-18 Junior Play 22 State Declom Contest 27-28 Thanksgiving Vacation December 16 Grade Operetta 19 Christmas Vocation Begins 30 Big 4 Tournament at Redfield January 5 Christmas Vacation Ends 12-16 Semester Tests of Events 18 Pirate Day, September 27 and 28, 1958. This day with all its gala festivities shall long remain in our memories. The crowning of Larry Brock and Sharon Mehrer as Pirate Day king and queen on Thursday evening inaugurated the homecoming activities. After the coronation the royal party received regal entertainment from Pirate hula-hoopers and singers. The traditional pep fest and snake dance followed. On Friday afternoon, under the direction of Tom Durfee, Pirate Day marshall, the procession of beautifully decorated floats added a touch of color to the day's festivities. The highlight of Pirate Day was the winning of the gridiron game as the Pirates defeated Faulkton by a score of 14-7. As the homecoming activities were brought to a successful close many new memories were born and many old memories of former school days were renewed. The high school band furnished music for the day's activities. TOP ROW: G . Gunderwi, T-IO McOermott, G . Blackwell, D . Curt , J . Raneifod, F . Porker, D . Darfee, and J . Gonifloo. MIDDLE ROW: Coodi Jo Bride, D. Clin , S. Toylor, D. Sharp, M. Dolton. M. lu� k, B. Underhill, L. Brock, D . Hogemon, B . Kom, C. Dorfee, ond J . Doehene. BOTTOMROW. T-9M Dem©t� , B. McKelvey, M. Hjordi, W. Underhill, D. Sorrpwn, L. Link, ond C. Duchene. NOTPICTURED: G. Erlondion H t rfrvfieut Football WE PLACE 0 Wess. Spgs. 44 There 34 Eureka 0 Here 0 Mobridge 21 There 14 Faulkton 7 Here 7 Gettysburg 7 There 0 Ipswich 13 Here 0 Miller 7 Here Storting the 1958 season with 12 lettermen returning, the Pirates posted a 2-4-1 record. In the Homecoming contest, the Pirates nipped Faulkton 14-7 on a cold and windy night. Highmore also bottled Gettysburg, the eventual conference winner, to a 7-7 tie. Next year, Coach Joe Bride will have 9 returning lettermen. CO-CAPTAINS Bob Underhill ond Lorry Brock Don Sharp Jerry Duchene, Corl Durfee, Sieve Toylor, Dean Cline Marvin Marlin Bob Lorry Deon Dalton Lwk Underhill Brock Hogemon Bill Kan 20 FRONT ROW: Left to Right: Jerry Owch«n«, Jetty Heckenloibl«, Gory Erlorvdion, Bill McKelvey, Chorie� Volek, Skip Cline. BACK ROW: Morlin Link, Jim Ciller, Tom Melboum, Cooch Adrvey, Don Sharp, Dean Hogeman, Steve Toylor. Pirates Have Good Year Playing in a tough conference against larger schools, the Highmore Pirates came through with their best con- ference and over-all record since 1955, winning 7 and losing 13. This included a 3 win, 4 loss record in con- ference play, with a win over Mobridge, an A school. In District play, the Pirates succumbed to Harrold in the first game, 50-39, but went on to capture the consolation crown with wins over Ree Heights and Wessington. Next year, Coach Bill Adney will have 9 returning lettermen. Basketball Pi ctured left are the Highmore Captains, Tom Melbourn, Marlin Lusk, and Don Sharp, all seniors. The Tri-Captains brought the seoson to a close as all three put on brilliant performances in the Consolation Championship against Wessington. A GAMES 9-17 HHS OPPONENT 69 Blunt 34 33 Agar 58 79 Ree Heights 41 51 Wolsey 65 48 Brentford 31 47 (ot) Wessington 49 35 Harrold 58 28 Arlington 53 34 Redfield 51 34 W. Springs 47 46 Faulkton 45 50 Bonilla 37 55 Ipswich 49 49 St. Lawrence 74 50 Eureka 65 54 Gettysburg 69 36 Miller 45 45 Mobridge 39 29 Miller 46 53 Onida 57 57 W. Springs 63 55 Fort Pierre 77 41 Onida 50 39 Harrold 50 65 Ree Heights 47 60 Wessington 39 B ig 4 Tournament , Conference Games District 16 Tournament FINAL CONFERENCE STANDINGS TEAM W L PCT Wessington Springs 6 1 .857 Gettysburg 6 1 .857 Eureka 5 2 .714 Mobridge 4 3 .571 Highmore 3 4 .429 Miller 3 4 .429 Ipswich 1 6 .167 Faulkton 0 7 .000 B GAMES 18-0 HHS OPPONENT 51 Blunt 16 21 Agar 17 38 Ree Heights 24 31 Wolsey 30 49 Wessington 40 43 Harrold 18 44 Faulkton 31 38 Bonilla 20 48 Ipswich 23 36 St. Lawrence 28 52 Gettysburg 21 36 Miller 27 34 Huron Frosh 17 42 Miller 32 47 Onida 26 51 W. Springs 36 42 (ot) Ft. Pierre 40 36 Onida 34 FcONTROW: LefttoRight: C. Volek, B. McKelvey, S. Cline, C. Duchene, T. McDermott. BACK ROW: J. Heckenlioble, T. McDermott, 0. Curt it, 0. Hogemon, W. Underhill. B's ARE UNDEFEATED The Pirates B's gave Highmore its first undefeated team in history as they piled up a record of 18 wins end no losses. Records also show that they were the only undefeated team in the state. Highmore's closest call came when they won on overtime decision from the Fort Pierre B's. Cline, McKelvey, Volek, Curtis, and Heckenlioble also earned A letters. B Basketball High Scorers LEFT TO RIGHT: 0. Shop, G . Erlondwn, S . Clino, B. McKelvey, C. Volek. The Pirote high icortn for the A“ team were Cline, Shorp, and Erlondton in that order. ”8 high icoren were McKelvey, Cline, ond Volek . FRONT ROW: loft fo Right: C. Duchono, C. Volok. M. Hjordt, 6. McKolvoy, T-9 McDormott, I. Link. 6. Bom . W. Koyior. SECONO ROW: E. Hoguo, A. Honwo, D. Shopherd, G . Erloodion. M. Dolfon, J. Duchooo, 0. Somovjn, G . G undo non. BACK ROW Cooch Adnoy, W. Undoihill, T-IO McDermott, 0. Durfeo, S. Toy!Of, 0. Mogemon, J. Runwtod, 0. loForturw, 0. Curti� , Cooch Bride. FRONT ROW Left to Righk J. Duchene, G . Gundenon, 0 . Shepherd, B . MeKelvey, C. VoMc. BACK ROW G . Erlondton, S . Taylor, 0. Lofortune, D. Hagemon. J With only one senior on the squad, the Pirates turned in o good track season and tied for fifth in the Region IV meet. They scored a total of twelve points and qualified two relays for the State Contest. Cooch Adney will have eight lettermen to anchor his squad next year. Pictured ot left i� the 880 and medley relay team which ploced in the regional meet. Above and below ore vome of the other teomt which competed fhi� leaton. STATE QUALIFIERS: Gary Erlondson, Steve Toylor, Deon Hogemon, ond Chorie� Volek. H Club FRONT ROW. left to Rijfit: Eddie Hogue, Neil Davis, Vorvin Hjordt, Terry Gunderson, Darwin Sompson, Jerry Heckenlaible . SECOND ROW: Sondy Weber, Janet Van Bolen, Karen Heinzen, Bonnie Hirsch, Shoron Finger, Betty Vilhouer, Sharon lingscheit, Jonice Weidenboch, Shoron Wright, Wonda Si vert sen. THIRD ROW: Morcio Teig, Judi Syring, Jackie Erlondson, Jeanette Mueller, Shoron Mehrer, Suzon McDonald, Pol Foulstich, Anita Shepherd, Betty Newton, Glynnei Block well, Mr. Bigelow. BACK ROW: John Sunding, Marvin Dolton, John Runstod, Pofsy Moss, Joan Newton, Rito Lusk, Joan Goehring, Jim Gunderson, Bob Cose, Cor I Durfee. Pep Club FRONT ROW: left to Right Jonice Moll. SECOND ROW Dean Hogemon, Bill Katt, Rifo luik, Sharon Finger. Korol Bortnett, Marlin lutk, Neil Davit. THIRD ROW. Pa� Foultfich, Arleto Dunoon, C hy Price, Jean Melboum, Betty Vilhauer, Glynnet Blockwell, John Carter, Sylvio Sampton, WiIlian Koyter, JudiSyring. STANDING: Mn. Kaufman, Mory McDermott, Jeanette Mueller, Watvdo Sivertten. A Band BAND OFFICERS LEFT TO RIGHT: Morlin lutk, Skip Cline, Don Sharp. Ubder the direction of Mrs. Kaufmen, the musicians of H . H . S . spent long hours of practice in the various musical groups, building toward the concerts and the trip to the Region IV music contest at Aberdeen, April 10 and 11. FRONT ROW: left to Right-. Shoron Wright. SECONO ROW: Bob Sharp, Danny Whorton, Morvin Dalton, Skip Cline, Jockio Erlondioo, Moreio Teig. THRO ROVi Bill McKelvey, 8obC«e, Don Sharp, Bob Underhill, Wolly Underhill, Tom Homlin, Sheila Parker, Don Dorfee, TomMelfeoom. STANDING: Terry McDermott, Mory McKelvey, Suzon McDonold. A Brim I The band occupied the major part of the instrumental effort.... B” Band FRONT ROW: Left to Right: M. McDermott, T. McDermott, M. Sivertien, M. McKelvey, Mr� . Koufmon. MIDDLE ROW: C . Dittmon, G . Blockwell, T. Homlin, B. Sharp, T. McDermott, D . Whorton. 8ACK ROW: S . Finger, G . 8lockwell, C. Poynter, K . Bortneis, A. Doneon, C . Price. LEFT TO RIGHT: Joekie Erlondion, Morcio Teig, Morvin Dalton, Skip Clin . Brass Sextette Saxophone Quartette LEFT TO RIGHT: Deon Hogemon, Bill Kou, Rita Luik, Shoron Finger. FRONT ROW: Left to Right: Don Durtee, lom Melboorn, 8ob Underhill, Sheila Porker. BACK ROW: Jodi Syring, Don Shorp. Clarinet Quartette LEFT TO RIGHT: BobC«e, Bill McKelvey. Morlin Link. Trumpet Trio ---the ensembles, quartettes, solos, and the trio helped fill out the musical team. 32 FRONT ROW: left lo Right: Mr� . Koufmon, L. Tompkin� , S. Poiker, J. Weidenboch, J. Melboum, P. Foulttich, R. link, E. Olion, S. Sompion, G. lynch, P. Golfing, B. Newton. SECOND ROW: M. Hjordt, S. Finger, G. Wright, S. lingtcheit, C. Stephen� , B. Vilhouer, J. Von Bolen, J. Syring, W. Sivertten, J. Newtoi, S. McDonold, S. Weber, J. Holi, L. lude. TURD ROW. C. Ko� ki, J. Duchene, A. Kotki, G. Schuette, G. Blockwell, K. Heinzen, S. Porker, J. Goehring, M. Teig, S . Mehrer, R. Toylor, J. Moeller, J. Erlondton, B. McKelvey. T. McDermott. BACK ROW: S. Cline. T. McDermott, G . Erlondwm M lode, D. Dorfee, C. Dorfee, B. Underhill, D. Hogemon, D. Shorp, D. Corti� , T. Melboom, B. Cote, W. Underhill, M. Dolton, N. Dovi� , E. Hogue. NOTPICTURED: M. Cowon ond P . Mot� . Vocal music consisted of the mixed chorus, girls' glee, boys' glee..... Mixed Chorus FRONT ROW: left to Right: Linda Tompkin� , Wondo Siwerften, Jodi Syring, Skip Cline, Marcio Teig, Jeanette Mueller. BACK ROW: Cheryl Stephen� , Jockie Erlondton, Suzan McDonold, Joon Goehring, Pot Foultfich. Accompanists Of course the skilled help of the accom- panists was needed and appreciated by all the groups. 33 FRONT kuw: ten ro Kignh Mrt. Kaufman, Linda lompfcint, Sheila Portcer, Janice Weidenboch, Jean Metboum, Pol Foultfich, Rifo Lutk, Edith Oltan, Sylvia Sompton, Guen Effo Lynch, Phyllit Goehring, Betty Newton. MIDDLE ROW: Sharon Finger, Glady� Wright, Sharon LingtcAeit. Checvl Sfech� — Vtlhauer, Janet Von Bolen, Jodi Syring, Wondo Sivertien, Joan Newton, Su on McOonold, Sondy Weber, Joniee Moll. BACK ROW: Anna Koski, Groce Schuette, Glynnet Blackwell, Karen Heinzen, Sharon Porker, Joan Goehring, Morcio Teig, Shoron Mehrer, Carolyn Woodt, Rifo Taylor, Jeanette Mueller, Jackie Erlondton. NOT PICTURED: Mary Ann Cowm. Girls Glee - - Boys' Glee FRONT ROW: Left to Right: Mo. Koufmon, Clorence Kotki, Jerry Duchene, Skip Cline, Gary Erlondton, Bill McKelvey, Terry McDermott, William Butte. MIDDLE ROW: Lytle Lt k, Marvin Hjordt, Marvin Dalton, Tom Melboutn.Carl Durfee, Nell Davit, Marlin Lutk, Eddie Hogue. BACK ROW: Don Durfee, Bob Underhill Dean Hogemon, Don Sharp, Dean Curtit, Bob Cate, Wally Underhill, Terry McDermott. FRONT ROW: l ft to Right-. Eddie Hogue, Wolly Underhill, Neil Dovit, Bill McKelvey. Ml DOLE ROW Gory Erlondttn, Terry McDermott, BACK ROW: Don Sharp, Mori in Luik. NOT PICTURED: TomMeboum. Girls' Sextette Boys' Ensemble Drum Ensemble LEFT TO RIGHT: Jeanette Mueller, Wanda Sivertien, Mary Ann McKelvey, Suzon McDonald, Terry McDermott. .. .girls' sextette, boys' ensemble, os well as the solos in the soprano, mezzo soprano, contralto, baritone, tenor, and bass divisions. By contest time the competitors had many, many hours of practice behind them. Mrs. Kaufman's careful supervision helped the young musicians, who had only a sprinkling of seniors in their ranks, to respectable ratings at Aberdeen. 33 FRONT ROW: Left to Right: Mr. Koufmon, $ boron Porker, Skip Clin«, Denni� Shepherd, Tom Me boom, Terry McDermott, Joan Newton, Sbeilo Porker. MIDDLE ROW: Jeonette Mueller, Lindo Tompkin� , Suzon McDonold, Rifo Lutk, Joan Goehring, Sharon Mehrer, Luello Heckenloible. BACK ROW: Cheryl Stephem, Karen Heinzen, Phyllit Goehring, Janet Van Bolen, Judi Syring. Vemo Lynn Wood , PoKy Mom, Sandy Weber. Declam District Winners Tom Melbourn ond Suzon McDonald t-RUNI ROW: Lett to Right: Miu Meyer, Groce Schoctte, Corel Ourfee, Jodi Syrir g, Sharon Mehrer, Jor ef Von Bolen, Shoron lingscheit, Wondo Sivertsen. SECOND ROW: Janice Hall, Koren Heinzen, Rita Taylor, Joan Goehrirtg, Betty Vilhouer, Rita link, Jeanette Moeller, Patricio Foulitich, Patsy Moss. THIRD ROW: Glynnes Blockwell, Anna Koski, GwenEffa Lynch, Phyllis Goehring, Carolyn Woods, Joyce Onken, Janice V.'eidenboch, Joan Newton, Suzon McDonald. BACK ROW Lindo Tompkins, Sandro Hanson, Anito Shepherd, Jockie Erlandson, Bonnie Hirtch, Glodys Wright, Sharon Wright, Betty Newton, Sharon Finger. F H A - - Science Club FRONT ROW: Left to Right Wolly Underhill, Morcio Teig, Janet Von Bolen, Suxon McDonald, Tom Melboum, Dean Hogeman. BACK ROV : Mr. Bigelow, Bill Koss, Skip Cline, Gory Hoiwick, Donald Hogoe, Mr. Jungwirth. FRONT ROW: Left to Right: Corolyn Wood� , Rifo Toylot, Rotemory McWeeny, Pot Foolitich, Sharon Mehrer, Joan Goehring, Cheryl Stephen� , Jonef Von Balen, Joan Newton. MIDDLE ROW: Jodcie Erlarxion, Betty Newton, Wartdo Sivertten, Jeanette Moeller, Karen Heinzen, Sharon Ling� che!t, Betty Vilhaoer, Lvello Heckenloible, 8omie Hindi, Sharon Finger. BACK RCW: Sharon Wright, Phylli� Goehring, Anito Shepherd, Janice Weidenboch, Jodi Syring, Vemo Wood� , Pot� y Mo� � , Sandy Weber, Suzan McOonold. Librarians FRONT ROW: loft o Right: S. McOooold, M. lude, S. Clin� , J. Golfing, J. Malbourn, P. Foubtich, A. Shapherd, R. link, S. Wright. SECOND ROW . J.Von Solan, P . Mo� , J. Nawton, S. Mahrar, T. Malboorn, B. Undarhill, J. Syring, W. Sivarlvan, J. Moaller, J. Waidanboch, P. Goahring. BACK ROW: L. To«pkim, J. Blotdall, M. Hjofdt, G. Gundanon, T, McOarmott, T. McOarmotl, B. Hinch, J. Erlondton, K. Hainxan, ond S. Fingar. NOT PICTURED: Mr. Adnay, Adv.tor. FRONT ROW left to Right: Pot FoulUich, Joon Goehtir , Janet Von Baton, Wondo Siverhen, Koran Heinzen, Janice Weidenboch, Shoton Porker. BACK ROW: Denni� Shepherd, Eddie Hogue, Jodi Syring, Jerry Heckonloible, Skip Cline, Phylli� Goehring, Tom Mefeoum, Oeon Hogemon, Bill MeKelvey. Hisodak M. Odton ® Blimp, G . SeK � t« a� Mn. CooWoBc; S. Sampson at Ml� � Ookey; S . Taylor at Dugan; $ . McOonold at Suti ; J . Heckonloibl at Jim; T. Durf«« at Mr. Foley; J. Ducnene at Ju«bo; A. Shepherd at Mrt. Reynold� ; E. Hogue at Petey; P. Goehring ot Guttle; C. Durfee at Agne� ; J. Mueller at Beverly; P. Foultlich a� Nono B Newton at Midge; J. Runtfod ot Mr. Reynold� . Juniors Present Hilarious Comedy “The Siren 11 After many hours of preparation the Juniors presented The Siren under the direction of Miss Bea Drew on November 17 and 18. The story centered around two rival towns—Harristown and Wessington. It concerned all the trouble Jim, the Harristown football hero, went through to win the heart of Susie, his hard-to-get girlfriend. Her little brother, Petey, and his pal Gussie, received a lot of laughs while trying to help Jim get on Susie's good side. All in all, the play ended with the audience laughing, and the cast tired, but with many memories . Cost Not Pictured Tom Melboum----------------Allan Talbot Sharon Mehrer--------------Jesse Bickle Reuben Heckenlaible-------Joe Keating Joan Newton---------------Nancy Everetts Rosemary McWeeny-------------------Hulda Bill Kail ot Peter Monhall Marlin link a� Senator Polk On April 27 and 28 the senior play cast under the direction of Miss Beatrice Drew presented to a captivated audience the results of its weeks of work. As a change of pace the senior class exhibited its serious acting ability by presenting the drama, A Man Called Peter, a biography in three acts dramatized from the book of the same title by Catherin Marshall. The story follows the life of Peter Marshall, a young Scottish immigrant who became a vital, energetic minister in the prominent New York Avenue church in Washington D. C. Highlighting incidents included Mrs. Marshall's recovery from illness and Peter Marshall's persistent efforts in proving love is superior to force. Peter Marshall's appointment to the position of Chaplain of the United States Senate brought the play to a joyous and moving climax. Joan Goehring at Morion Grant 8ob Underhill at Steven Grant BUI Hamlin at George Yott Sondy Weber at Suton Grant Director, Mitt Drew moket-up Rita Lutk who played Judith Bickle. Mory Ann Cowon at Catherine Manholl Moreio Teig at 8arboro Logon Gerry Kaufman at Peter John Monholl in decorating tfie banquet holl Alter many hour� of work by the Junior Clou... one wa� forming on orch . After the Grand March... Prom the dancert were ihowered with bolloom from o balloon bag.... Following the dance, a movie, more dancing, and breofc- fa� t were enjoyed by all. while the oodience watched avidly. FRONT ROW. left to Right J. Gocbring, E. Olico, C. Wood� , G .Wrieh� , J . Melboom, S. Wobor, M. Co� on, J. Nrwton, L. Tompkint. SECOND ROW; S.Mebror, P. Mot� , R. McWeeny, R. lutk, J. Von Bolen, M. Toig, D . Poul, $ . Porkor. THIRD ROW; M. lutk, L. Huber, R. LoFortune, R. Heckenloible, G. Hoiwick, C. Durfee, L. Brock. FOURTH ROW: T. Melboum, M. Gibton, B. Kott, D. Hogue, W. Hamlin, D. Sb� p, H. McNomoro, B. Underbill. Commencement Solutotorion---------Bill Kott Voted! ctorion - Lindo Tompkint As the school yeor 1958-'59 draws to o close, we find the seniors both hoppy and sod. Happy because they will be on their own and sod because they are leaving dear old H . H S . As they leave, the under- classmen bid them a warm farewell and wish them the best of luck in the future. Babies FRONT ROW: Left to Right: A. Jocobvon, 0 . Hixton, B . LaFortune, T. Momlin, G . Gib� on, W. Dalton, C. Poynler, Mn. Tippem. MIDDLE ROW: D.Buwe, WKofton, M. Edelmon, J. Finger, N. Hogue, J. Finger, L. Mow, M. Ne-� ton. BACK ROW: R. McKelvey, S. Morkley, D. Scbuetle, W. Tompkin� , J. Kayier, Bleho, J. Durfee. NOT PICTLftED: JonefCiiler. Seventh Grade Eighth Grade FRONT ROW: Left to Right: Mn. Swonson, R. DeWolf, B. Shorp, D . Pefenon, D. Vogelgmong, B. Albertu� , T. McDermott, D. Cote. MIDDLE ROW. J.Hinch, C. Price, M. Holi, M. McOermotf, C. Knox, M. Sivertien, G . Hogue, B. Titlou. BACK ROW C. Dittmon, L. Dolton, A. Duncon, M. McKelvey, K . Bortneu, K. Huber, G. Bloekwell. NOT PICTURED: CorolGrotz, Cotherine Weber, ond Noncy Horter. n o FRONT ROW; Left to Rigfit: L. Koyier, K. McDermott, K. Drew, S . Drew, R. Wright, U . Day, Mr . Williorm. MIDDLE ROW. J. Lofortyne, S. Roieen, S. Gibion, 6. Hardeity, $. Syrir , C. Odegowd, J. Kotx. BACK ROW; D. Rlttel, J. Dovii, T. McLaughlin, L. Moion, M. Hogeman, J. Price. Fifth Grade Sixth Grade FRONT ROW: Left to Right; R. LoForfune, P. Womer, J. Splettitoeiier, T. Ardry, L. Koyier, L. Grow. MIDDLE ROW; Mn. Aoiby, R. Pellieotte, C. Tiilou, M. Edelmon, L. Morton, M. Hinch. BACK ROW; M. EMerton, C. Albert� � , F. Heckenloible, J. Moginnii, S. Goehring, M. HecVenloible. NOT PICTURED: Jwdy Pringle. FRONT ROW: left to Right: 1. Volet, P. Motor,, R. Rezoc, P. Rezoc, P. Cowman, 8 . Kutz, 0 . Nomanny, M. Howe, C. Kaufman. MIDDLE ROW I. Burdick, H. Duncan, E. Pellicott, D.Durfee, P. K x tz, J. Elltfton, J. Koitec, J. Sieger, J. Edo I «non, G . Ti� lou, Mn. Weber. BACK ROW: B. Kayier, R. Odegoocd, M. PorVer, J. Torgenon, C. Pringle, C. Modcley, K. Kennedy, J. Maginnit, V. Prochoilo. NOT PICTURED: T. Pringle. Third Grade Fourth Grade FRONT ROW: left to Right. D. Movw, J. Ken, M. Brody, M. Me we� , G. ErlooAon. SECOND ROW: Mr� . Jungwirth, D. Davi� , A. Volefc, 0. lone, S. Monon, I. Co on, D.Sporrer, S. Price, J. Ufortune. THIRD ROW. M. Newton, J. Bime. K. Goehring, D. Howe, $. Bomett, B. Rezoc, J. Hir ch, I. Homlin, J. Howe. BACK ROW K.Shecherd, L. McGirr. P. Rezoc. J. Durfee, R. Campbell, D. Mehrer, D. Underhill, D. Dittman, D. Dittman. FRONT ROW: Left to Right; K . Alumbough, T. Morton, R . Sporrer, 0. Kennedy, D . Rittel, M. Nelton, Mn. Prinz. MIDDLE ROW: S. Rotzloff, M. Volek, G . Koufmon, S. Worw, A. Campbell, C. Thlau, E. Pringle, V. Chmtenten. BACK ROW: B. Hir� «h, J. Bowdon, R. Sporter, B. Shepherd. S. McDermott, P. Brindley, G. Maion, J. Paynter, N. Maton. NOT PICTURED: Deborah Koiter and Bob Lcfortune. First Grade Second Grade FRONT ROW: Left to Right: C. Chrittenten, B. Sfudt, J. Mark ley, M. Cowon, A. Odegoord, W. McKelvey, C. Schlepp, J. Hogue, B. Rezoc. MIDDLE ROW: W. Cline, C. Citler, K. Alger, M. Sporter, N. Mo� on, C. Hamlin, S. Borfrvn� , J. Hinch, A. Burdick, Mr� . Beck. BACK ROW: M. Rezoc, J. Norway, L. Gorrigon R. Lane, K. McGirr, L. Horter, D. Splemtoeiter, T. Price, C. Goehring. Gotrigon, R. Splemtoewer, S. Bonniehier� , 0. McLaughlin, K Kau, B. E lief ton, B. Oov. . Kindergarten Grade Basketball FRONT ROW: left to Right: L . Koyier, D .Doy, T . Mcloughlin. 0 . Com. G . Hogue. BACK ROW: T . Homlin, K . Huber, M. Nekton, J . But� , 0 . Whortoo, Cooch Bride. Lee’s Food Center We Carry a Full Line of Groceries' H . B . and Johnetta Lee Highmore ALBERTUS- BERANEK GARRIGAN CO. Shoes and Clothing Chevrolet Co. If tu Marvin Beranek Highmore Highmore Abstracts of Title Real Estate Insurance Office Of Barnes Gray Abstract Company Official Abstracters Of Hyde County Blanche T. Kass President PRAIRIE OUEEN DREW-WRIGHT DAIRY AGENCY Highmore Highmore, S . Dak . R . J . Drew Phone UL 2-7868 R. T. Wright, Jr. Milk Delivered Fresh Daily fax Consultants At Your Door or Bonds At Your Store Real Estate Insurance Highmore Co-op Assn. A . N . Kass Secretary the Farmer's Elevator Grain, Feed, and Cleaning Highmore, South Dakota Phone UL 2-7199 36 MEWES TRUCKING Phone UL 2-3181 John Nada Mervin General Trucking LELAND CERMAK Phone UL 2-4067 Highmore, S . Dak . Conoco Exide Products Batteries Ford and Oliver Form Machinery Marion Maginnis Garage Mac’s Corner Phone UL 2-4445 H . P . McDermott Junction Of 34 and 47 TOMPKINS O . K . Rubber Welders O . K . Tire Sales Mobile Products Phone UL 2-7415 Tompkins For Flowers Member Telegraph Delivery Service Anything in the Florist Line Phone 2-4820 Highmore, South Dakota Highmore, South Dakota BUD JIM CHUCK'S McKELVEY SHOE SERVICE Your Sheep Quality Shoes and Wool Charles Mark ley Dealers Highmore 57 Groceries Meats Fruits Red Owl Agency Joe and Darlene Prochaska NAMANNY CAFE HIGHMORE LAUNDRY Steaks Ella Parish Phone UL 2-4144 Chops Highmore, South Dakota UL 2-9465 Where Every Day Is Wash Day ELDEN HIGHMORE TOMPKINS AMUSEMENT FARM POOL Full-Blood Soft Drinks Hampshires Meet Your Friends Here Highmore, S . Dak . Highmore Jo-Jo Store Peavey Lumber Yards D ivision of Van Dussen Harrington Co. Building Materials Coal Dry Goods Phone UL 2-7339 Men's, Women's, Children's Clothing Paul Brindley Highmore Highmore, South Dakota 58 The First State Bank of Highmore 'V is As Bank LStock Corporation LOANS - INSURANCE - BANKING Highmore, South Dakota Hyde County Farmers Union Buyers of Cream, Eggs, and Poultry Highmore, South Dakota DALTON KORN KRIB Ice Cream - Popcorn REFRESHMENTS Har ley Esther Meet Your Friends at HIGHMORE TAVERN Mrs. G . Heckenlioble, Jr., Proprietor Phone UL 2-9365 REXALL PHARMACY W. B . Gormley, Proprietor Highmore, S . Dak . GAMBLES Authorized Dealer The Friendly Store Wayne Mavis Studt Highmore, S . Dak . Bar J Z Polled Hereford jJT- v rjht World's Beef Breg John Zilverberg Holabird, South Dakota 39 STANDARD OIL PRODUCTS D . D . Drew, Mgr. Phone UL 2-3154 Highmore, S . Dak . F. E. Hawkins R. F. WRIGHT, D.V.M. Phone UL 2-4861 Highmore, S . Dak . FRANK MELBOURN General Contracting Highmore Phone UL 2-4555 Highmore, South Dakota Durfee’s Market Farmers Union c0'° ; Oil Co. V J Groceries - Meats - Lockers Processing and Curing Phone UL 2-7399 Highmore, South Dakota Highmore, South Dakota Gus Meissner MARK J. DURFEE Socony Oil Agent Dealer in Livestock Highmore, South Dakota «o CRANE'S WELDING BLACKSMITHING Phone 2-4035 NEWTON'S FOOD STORE Food Center of Highmore Phone UL 2-3474 Millard Kiel Highmore, South Dakota STERLING WATCH BORTNESS Hawkinson Quirk n O BODY SHOP Jewelry Wrecks Rebuilt Novelties Gifts Phone 2-4031 Arthur and Gwen Grain - Feed - Seed Reher Highmore, S . Dak . Coal HIGHMORE HIGHMORE Highmore, South Dakota TANK LINE BAKERY Phone UL 2-7854 Phone UL 2-7795 If It's Good To Eat Holabird, South Dakota Tires We Have It. Phone UL 2-7976 Gasoline Oil Leo Stabnow, Niel Fieldsend Proprietor «i Straight’s Standard Station Uptown Phone UL 2-7045 STANDARD Trail Standard Station At Intersections Of Highways 14 and 47 Phone UL 2-7040 Hyde County Implement Company Highmore, South Dakota The Trademark of Quality Made Famous by Good Implements Bud Cline Northside Service SINCLAIR PRODUCTS Miller, South Dakota HOUDEK'S CAFE A Friendly Cafe With Good Food Bob Janice Houdek TOMTER PHARMACY AND WALGREEN AGENCY Phone UL 2-4910 Highmore, S . Dak . ELLERTON HARDWARE Maytag Highmore, S . Dak . THE HILL HOTEL Steam Heated Running Water Phone UL 2-3654 Highmore, S . Dak . 02 Bottcher Oil Co. Phone UL 2-3395 The McLaughlin Company Mrs. Gertrude Bottcher FURNITURE FLOOR COVERINGS HIGHMORE Admiral TV Appliances New Holland Machinery Northwestern Public Service Company Electrical Service Pioneer Garage Clarence Busse, Owner HIGHMORE Highmore, South Dakota FLORENCES McDonald BEAUTY SALON MARKET Permanents Frozen Food Locker Hair Styling Tinting Fresh and Smoked Beautiful Hair Meats Makes a Lovelier you Phone UL 2-3689 Highmore, S . Dak. 63 FOR OVER TWENTY YEARS I