Highmore High School - Hisodak Yearbook (Highmore, SD)

Text from Pages 1 - 78 of the 1960 volume:

Presenting 1 IJMtO Hisodak Highmore High Sehool Highmore. South Dakota r uc To%| ro«i � k� � 7 NCTON % BRULE INDIAN lj RESERVATION ......... mmm iMHUKC . •• ..A Dedi e a lion Throughout the years, teachers have come and gone, but one who has remained for many years is Miss Beatrice Drew. Because of her services to us since 1945, we wish to dedicate the 1960 Hisodak to her. This year Miss Drew taught English I, Eng- lish n, English IV, and Spanish I. She received her B. A. degree at USD in Vermillion, South Dakota. Her graduate work was done at USD in Vermillion, South Dakota, U of I, Iowa City, Iowa, and SDSC in Brookings, South Dakota. Her major is English and her minors are speech and foreign languages. During the fall season, she is often busy with Homecoming activities. In the winter, she can be found busily correcting papers for her many students, or helping someone with his English problems. As spring approaches, she energe- tically prepares the seniors for their last schooldays—helping with Skip Day, Baccalau- reate, and Commencement. And so to you, Miss Drew, we dedicate the 1960 Hisodak. May it bring you wonderful memories of the 1959-1960 school year. NOLLV •S ‘II ‘II l,r SIIOKI!'� S tH|) l|oll� JI|JL ADMINISTRATION Superintendent CLARK SC HEMP, Sociology and World Goegraphy Instructor, receivedhis B. S. and M. S. degrees at NSTC in Aberdeen, South Dakota. His major is education; his minor is social science. High School Principal lirailo Sell Principal CHARLES JUNGWIRTH, Science Instructor, re- ceived his B. S. degree at NSTC in Aberdeen, South Dakota. His graduate work was done at NSTC, also. His major is biology; his minors are chemistry, mathematics and social studies. LOUISE SWANSON, Seventh and Eighth Grade In- structor, received her B. A. at NWTC in Alva, Oklahoma. Her major is French; her minors are Spanish and elementary education. CAROL BURLINGAME Roving Teacher, Librarian 2-Year Elementary Degree NSTC, Aberdeen, South Dakota CURTIS WILLIAMS Commercial B.S. -GBSTC, Madison, South Dakota Graduate work-SDSC, Brookings, So. Dak. Major-Business Education Minor-History, Social Studies JOE BRIDE Government, Modem Problems, Industrial Arts, Coaching B.S.-SSTC, Springfield, South Dakota Graduate work-SDSC, Brookings, So. Dakota Major-Physical Education Minor-Social Science, Industrial Arts BEN ELLWEIN Mathematics B.S.-NSTC, Aberdeen, South Dakota Graduate work-NSTC, Aberdeen, So. Dakota Major-Industrial Arts Minor-Business Administration, Mathematics 7 AL BURLINGAME Music B. A.-DWU, Mitchell, South Dakota Graduate work-USD, Vermillion, South Dakota Major-Music Minor-Political Science WILLIAM ADNEY Physical Education, Coaching, English III, Practical Mathematics B. A.-Yankton College, Yankton, South Dakota Graduate work-USD, Vermillion, South Dakota Major-Political Science Minor-Business Administration, Speech KATHRYN BOUZEK Art B.S.-NSTC, Aberdeen, South Dakota Graduate work-Art Institute and University of Chicago Major-Art, Psychology Mi nor-Education MARLYS TORGUSON Home Economics, Science B. S.-SDSC, Brookings, South Dakota Major-Home Economics Minor-General Science School Hoard Left to right; William McDermott, Superintendent Schemp, Wesley Underhill, Clarence Busse, A. N. Kass. Not Pictured: Marion Maginnis. Situ flout loimoil FRONT ROW, left to right; Mr. Williams, J. Syrlng, P. Goehring, J. Erlandson, M. McKelvey, Mr. Schemp, Mr. Jungwirth. BACK ROW: W. Underhill, D. Shepherd, G. Erlandson, D. Hagoman, B. McKelvey, R. DeWolf, J. Duchene. Not Pictured: T. Durfee, B. Newton. 9 School P rsAimel CUSTODIAN: Hank Sanderson OFFICE SECRETARY: Sharon Parker COOKS: Mrs. Knittel, Mrs. Hirsch. f Sen i o r K m Viiledietorinn Phyllis Goehring, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Goehring, Valedictorian of the Class of 1960, has attended H. H. S. for four years. Besides achieving such a high scholastic average, she was Senior Class president, a member of Student Coun- cil, Mixed Chorus and Girls' Glee. This year Phyllis was business manager of thcHisodak, hav- ing worked on it for two previous years. She also has served as president of the FHA Chapter, was a librarian, a reporter for the Pirate Journal, and active in Declam. She has had roles in both the Junior and Senior Class plays. Among her high honors she won first in the Bookkeeping Division of the Commercial Contest and was, also, one of the attendants for Pirate Day. Phyllis's plans for the future are to attend Augustana College, Sioux Falls, S. D. in the fall. Sal ii la tori an Suzan McDonald, .daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Julian McDonald, Salutatorianof the Class of 1960, has attended H. H.S. for three years. She attended Mount Marty High School, Yankton, S. D. , during her freshman year. She has been a member of Student Council, Mixed Chorus, Girls’ Glee and an accompanist. This year Suzan was editor of the Hisodakand last year she was asst, business man- ager. Suzan has been an active member of FHA for three years. Suzan was a librarian, a reporter for the Pirate Journal, and was active in Declam. She has had roles in both the Junior and Senior Class plays. Suzan was crowned Homecoming Queen on Pirate Day, 1959. She was Girl Stater in her junior year and County DAR representative. Suzan plans to attend Presentation Junior Col- lege, Aberdeen, S. D. in the fall. J ER A LB GAR RIGAN Football 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2,4; Marshal 4. GRACE SCHUETTE Class Officer 1,4; Chorus 1,2, 3,4; Librarian 1,2,4; Class Play 3,4; F.H.A. 1,2,3,4; Girls’ Glee 1,2, 3, 4; Pirate Journal 1,2. BETTY NEWTON Class Officer 1,3; Chorus 1,3,4; Hisodak 4; Librarian 1,3,4; Declam 1; Class Play 3,4; F.H.A. 1,3,4; Pep Club 3,4; StudentCoun- cil 4; Girls' Glee 1,3,4; Soloist 3,4; Drum Majorette 1,3; Scholastic Award 3; Debate 1; Pirate Journal 1,3,4; Attendant 4. GARY BLACKWELL Football 2,3; Track 2; HClub 3,4. TOM DURFEE Football 4; Class Play 3; H Club 4; Marshal 3; Student Council 4; Attendant 4. CAROL DURFEE Hisoclak 4; Librarian 1,4; De- ciani 1; Class Play 3,4; F. H. A. 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 3,4; De- bate 1; Pirate Journal 1. NEIL LARSON Pirate Journal 1. EDWARD HAGUE Football 1,2,4; Track 1,2,3; Chorus 2,3,4; Boys' Glee 2,3,4; Hisodak 3,4; Class Play 3; Pep Club 3,4; H Club 4; Debate 1; Science Club 4; Pirate Journal 1,2,4. SHARON COWMAN Hisodak 4; Declam 4; F. H. A. 1,4; Pep Club 3,4; Debate 1; Class Play 4; Science Club 4; Pirate Journal 1. WILLIAM STEPHENS Class Play 3,4; Pep Club 4; Basketball 2. JOHN RUNESTAD Class Officer 2; Football 1,2, 3,4; Track 1,3,4; Chorus 2,4; Boys' Glee 2,4; Class Play 3, 4; Pep Club 3,4; H Club 3,4; Soloist 4. DAVID KENYON Track 1,2; Class Play 4; Pep Club 4; Basketball 1,2,3. SYLVIA SAMPSON Chorus 2,3,4; Class Play 3,4; F. H. A. 1,2, 4; Pep Club 4; Band 1,2,3,4; Girls' Glee 2, 3,4. GARY ERLANDSON Football 2,3; Track 2,3,4; Chorus 2,3,4; Boys' Glee 2,3, 4; Hisodak 4; Pep Club 3,4; H Club 3,4; Student Council 3,4; Basketball 2,3,4; King 4. RONALD VAN DEN BERG Hisodak 3,4; Class Play 3,4; Pep Club 3,4. CRAIG WHARTON Class Officer 2; Football 1,2; Track 1,2; Chorus 1,2; Boys' Glee 1,2; Pep Club 3,4 .Basket- ball 1,2; Band 1,2,3,4; Class Play 3,4; Pirate Journal 1,2. JOHN SUNDING Chorus 4; Boys' Glee 2,4; Pep Club 3,4; Class Play 4; Pirate Journal 1,2,3,4. PAT FAULSTICH Class Officer 3; Chorus 1,2,3,4; Accompan- istl ,2,3; Hisodak 1,2,3,4; Librarian 2,3,4; Class Play 3,4; F.H.A. 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 3,4; Band 1,2,3,4; Girls' Glee 1,2,3,4; Soloist 1,2,3,4; Pirate Journal 1,2,3,4. MARVIN DALTON Football 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2,3; Chorus 2,3,4; Boys' Glee 2,3, 4;Hi8odak4;Class Play 3; Pep Club 3,4; II Club 3,4; Basket- ball 1; Band 1,2,3,4. CHESTER THIN GELS TAD Class Play 4. ANITA SHEPHERD Chorus 1,2; Hisodak 4; Li- brarian 1,2, 3, 4; Declam 2; Class Play3,4; F.H.A. 1,2,3, 4; Girls' Glee 1,2; Debate 1; Pirate Journal 1,2,3,4. FRANCIS PARKER Football 2,3; Track 1,2,3; Basketball 1,2; Band 1,2,3, Pirate Journal 2. JERRY DUCHENE Class Officer 2,4; Football 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2,3, 4; Chorus 3,4; Boys' Glee 2,3,4; Class Play 3,4; Pep Club 3,4; H Club 3,4; Student Council 2,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Scholastic Award 1,2 ; Attendant 4. JERALD HECKENLAIBLE Class Officer 3; Football 2; Track 1; Hisodak 3,4; Class Play 3,4; PepClub 3,4; H Club 4; Student Council 1,3; Basket- ball 1,2,3,4; Debate 1; Science Club 3; Pirate Journal 4. JAMES CISLER Football 1,2; Track 1,2; Pep Club 3,4; H Club 3; Basketball 1,2,3,4. NEIL DAVIS Chorus 3,4; Boys' Glee 3,4; PopClub3,4; Band2,3,4;Class Play 4; Pirate Journal I. JAMES GUNDERSON Football2,3;Track 1,2,4; Pep Club 3,4; Pirate Journal 1,2,4. CLASS ADVISOR CLASS COLORS CLASS FLOWER CLASS MOTTO . ....... Miss Drew .. Lavender, Black and Silver Lavender Carnation .... Forward Ever Backward Never. Twelve Yeair Students FRONT ROW, left to right: E. Hague, D. Kenyon. SECOND ROW: F. Parker, J. Heckenliablc, M. Dalton. BACK ROW: J. Cisler, C. Wharton. !) I t President J. Syring Vice-Pres. Secretary W. Underhill S. Lingscheit Treasurer Council Member D. Cline D. Shepherd Left to right: FIRST ROW: L. Lusk, L. Heckenlaible, D. Ncuharth, B. Vilhauer, G. LaFurge. SECOND ROW: B. Case, G. Blackwell, B. Hamlin, S. La Fortune, D. Sampson. THIRD ROW: G. Knox, T. McDermott, D. Hageman, W. Sivertsen, A. Koski. FOURTH ROW: D. Hoffman, C. Stephens, A. Hanson, S. Parker, C. Volek. President Vice-Pres. Sec. -Treas. Council Member T. McDermott J. Weidenbach B. McKelvey K. Heinzen K. McDonald J. Erlandson Left to right: FIRST ROW: J. Hall, S. Hanson, D. Mehrer, T. Gunderson, S. Finger, B. Hirsh. SECOND ROW: G. Gunderson, D. Durfee, C. Baloun, C. Koski, G. Lynch, M. Hjordt. THIRD ROW: B. Busse, A. Ziltener, D. Paye, W. Kayser, P. Markley, J. Blasdell. FOURTH ROW: J. Onken, C. Duchene, J. Neuharth, C. Kietzmann, D. Curtis, S. Wright. President Vioe-Pres. Sec. -Treas. Council Member L. Parlin K. Huber R. DeWolf C. Price L. Heinzen M. McKelvey Left to right: FIRST ROW: T. McDermott, C. Grosz, R. Baloun, N. Harter, B. Albertus, B. Tislau. SECOND ROW: J. Peterson, M. Durfee, K. Zllverberg, M. Hall, C. Knox, J. Hirsch. THIRD ROW: D. Vogclgcsang, A. Duncan, L. Dalton, F. Filbey, D. Hamlin, M. Hjordt. FOURTH ROW: M. McDermott, G. Hague, K. Bortness, D. Case, D. Kutz, K. Goehring. Left to right; M. Sivertsen, B. Sharp, C. Dittman, J. Vlcek, C. Goodrich, G. Noe. a cTivrriES COX Jh Left to Right-Betty Newton, Jerry Duchene, Rex Blackwell, Gary Erlandson, Suzan McDonald, Peggy Rezac, Tom Durfee, Phyllis Goehring. Coronation started the festival rolling to the theme of MEMORIES. Diz Garrigan, 1959 Marshal, was Master of Ceremonies. Gary Erlandson and Suzan McDonald reign- ed as king and queen. Royal attendants were Phyllis Goehring, Betty Newton, Tom Durfee, and Jerry Duchene. Skits. Pep Fest, and a Snake Dance concluded the evening. The following day began with the parade. The lootball game held Friday evening was a disappointment as the Pirates were defeated by the aggressive Wessington Springs Spartans. Following the game. Norm’s Combo played for the dance which concluded two days of wonderful MEMORIES. FOURTH GRADE FIRST GRADE «DUO I II Clllll E. Hague M. Dalton V M. Durfco D. Curtis A it Si mp wke T. McDermott ■ C, Kietzmann f F J S. Cline Vice-President FRONT ROW, left to right: L. Lusk, C. Duchene, K. Huber, L. Purlin, B. Sharp, E. Hague, J. Duchene, SECOND ROW: R. DeWolf, G. Gunderson, T. Durfee, M. Durfec, D. Sampson, W. Underhill, C. Kietzmann. THIRD ROW: D. Durfee, D. Curtis, J. Runs tend, D. Hagcman, S. Cline, T. McDermott, J. Garrigan. BACK ROW: K. Goehring, A. Hanson, B. Albertus, G. Hague, T. McDermott, T. Hamlin. With the coming of fall, plans were made for the 1959 football season. September 18 Highmore's Pirates opened their grid season by hosting Gettysburg. They were defeated by the Battlers 14-0 who scored in the second and fourth quarters. September 26 The Ipswich Tigers showed too much power as they scored three touchdowns in the first quarter and went on to win 39-6. October 2 The Miller Rustler's completed a successful Homecoming Day by defeating the Pirates 21-7. October 9 Despite a large home crowd for Homecoming Festivities, the Pirates succumbed to a power- ful Wessington Springs team 33-7. The game was closer than the score indicates and the Pirates were very much in the game until the fourth quarter. The score was knotted 7-7 at the half and Springs had only a 13-7 advantage at the close of the third quarter. October 16 The Pirates ended their 4-game losing streak with an 18-0 victory over the Eureka Trojans. All of Highmore's touchdowns were scored in the first half. October 23 The Mobridge Tigers wiped out a 12 point lead by Highmore to go on to win 35-12. October 30 The Pirates traveled to Faulkton for the last game of the season but were beaten 33-7. This gave the Pirates an overall 1-6-0 record. WE RECORD THEY 0 Gettysburg 14 6 Ipswich 39 7 Miller 21 7 Wessington Springs 33 18 Eureka 0 12 Mobridge 35 7 Faulkton 33 28 Co-Captain Jerald Garrigan Co-Captain Jerry Duchcne Itaskol liall Through the winter months, the Pirates, playing in a very strong conference, did very well winning 3 basketball games and losing 4. They finished with a 10 win - 13 loss record for the entire season. The Pirates Ux k sixth place in the District 16 Tournament. The prospects look very good for next year with eight returning lettermen. Bill McKelvey, a sophomore, was named to the District 16 all-tournament team as one of the unanimous choices of the coaches. RECORD WE THEY WE THEY 67 Ree Heights 48 50 ♦Ipswich 52 49 Blunt 51 66 ♦Eureka 59 49 Agar 39 46 ♦Gettysburg 54 67 Bonilla 38 55 St. Lawrence 50 37 Wolsey 49 55 ♦Mobridge 68 57 Brentford 27 45 Harrold 47 37 Wessington 45 50 Miller 58 46 Failkton 36 40 ♦Wessington Springs 58 61 ♦Miller 50 55 Ft. Pierre 48 40 Onida 43 59 Onida 64 ♦Conference Games WE 50 57 DISTRICT TOURNAMENT Blunt THEY 56 Captain Gary Erlandson wessington 46 40 St. Lawrence 58 Left to right: Skip Cline, Charles Volek, Jerry Heckenlaible, Wally Underhill, Jim Cisler, Dean Curtis, Dean Hageman, Terry McDermott, Billy McKelvey, Gary Erlandson, Terry McDermott, Jerry Duchene. riKAi ATfc� 'iK jlH 31 Left to right: C. Duchene, B. Busse, R. Dewolf, K. Goehring, G. Gunderson, D. Vogelgesang, B. Sharp, D. Sheperd, T. McDermott, L. Parlin, M. Durfcc, K. Huber. The Wee Pirates had a very successful season winning 11 and losing 6. They had a very young squad made up of freshmen and sophomores. They showed much promise for future years, with good performances in their closer ball games. WE 41 48 30 44 24 31 26 40 22 27 37 37 35 31 39 25 19 RECORD Ree Heights Blunt Agar Bonilla Wolsey Wessington Faulkton Miller Onida Ipsw-ich Gettysburg St. Lawrence Harrold Miller Wessington Springs Ft. Pierre Onida 32 KNEELING, left to right: D. Sampson, J. Garrigan, M. Durfee, G. Erlandson, T. McDermott, T. McDermott, C. Volek, S. Cline, J. Duchene, C. Duchene. STANDING: Coach B. Adney, K. Goehring, D. Shepherd, D. Durfee, W. Underhill, J. Runcstad, D. H age man, B. McKelvey, G. Gunderson, J. Gunderson, R. De Wolf. NOT PICTURED: Coach J. Bride. jSfo O As spring approached, the Pirates prepared for the 1960 track season. Two Milo It el ay Weight Men _ r? o Traek Left to right: J. Gunderson, T. McDermott, C. Volek, and D. Shepherd. 34 Left to right: D. Sampson, M. Durfee, J. Runestad, D. Durfee, and G. Erlandson. WINNER INVITATIONAL The Highmore Trackmen started the 1960 season at the Winner Invitational Track Meet. Out of a field of thirty-one teams, Highmore obtained fifth place. Don Durfee broke the modem shot-put record with a toss of 40’ 3 4 . MADISON RELAYS The Pirates Journeyed to Madison on April 16. Of a total of forty-eight track teams attending the meet, the Pirates earned ninth place. PIERRE LEGION RELAYS On April 22, the Trackmen traveled to the Capitol City. The Two Mile Relay team composed of J. Gunderson, T. McDermott, C. Volok, and D. Shepherd set an all-time school record with the time, 8:57.4. The Pirates ranked fourth out of a total of fifteen teams. PIERRE TRIANGULAR On the 26th of April the Pirates, participating in a triangular track meet at Pierre, received second place. D. Shepherd set a new modern record in the 880 Yard Run with the time of 2:10.5. TYNDALL RELAYS On April 29, the Pirates attended the Tyndall Relays. Out of a field of fifty-seven teams, the Pirate Track- men ranked seventeenth. CENTRAL CONFERENCE MEET On May 6, the Trackmen attended the Conference Track Meet at Mobridge where the Pirates received fourth place. D. Shepherd placed first in the Mile Run with the time of 4:51.8. PIERRE TWI-NIGHTER Once again the Pirates ventured to Pierre to participate in a meet. The Medley Relay Team composed of G. Gunderson, D. Hagcman, B. McKelvey, and C. Volek set a new meet record with the time of 3:57.3. D. Shepherd broke his previous record and tied the meet record in the 880 Yard Run with the time of 2:06.8. D. Hagcman set a new modern record in the 220 Yard Dash with the time of 24.6. The Pirates ranked third in this meet. REGION FOUR On the 14th of May the Pirates, participating in the Regional Track Meet at Huron, earned second place. D. Shepherd set a new meet and a new modern record in the Mile Run with the time of 4:41. 2. He also set a new meet record in the 880 Yard Run with the time of 2:07.8. The Medley Relay Team composed of G. Gunderson, D. Hagcman, B. McKelvey, and C. Volek earned a first place and set a new modern record with the timeof 3:54.4. The Mile Relay Team also obtain- ed a first with the time of 3:43.7. STATE TRACK MEET The Pirates participated in the State Track Meet held in Sioux Falls on April 20 and 21, but did not place in any event. x x AW J HIGH SCHOOL, left to right: Suzan McDonald, Mary Ann McKelvey, Carol Ann Baloun, Glynnes Blackwell. Guided by Suzan, Glynnes, Carol Ann, and Mary Ann, the student Pep Club provided the spark to ignite the fighting spirit of the Pirates and the explosive vivacity of the spectators. GRADE SCHOOL, left to right: Marlys Heckenl lble, Wanda Tompkins, Susan Markley, Rita Smith. 36 SI ii (Ioni liovern men I Hay County Treasurer-Ronald Van Den Berg On May 3, 1960, the Modem Problems Class of H. H. S. held a Student Government Day. After petitioning and campaigning for mem- bers of the Nationalist and Federalist parties, the student body voted for the candidates of their choice. The winners then went to the Court House and learned the duties of the offices they held. County Sheriff-John Runestad County Auditor-Phyllis Goehring M ii siv A Kami CLARINETS BASS HORNS Glynnes Blackwell Dennis Case Connie Paynter Arleta Duncan AL BURLINGAME, DIRECTOR Wally Underhill Betty Vilhauer FLUTES Janice Weidenbach FRENCH HORN Carol Dittman Dean H age man Judi Syring Sharon Wright Kathy McDonald Janice Hall Pat Faulstich BARITONE SAXOPHONE Sharon Finger CORNETS Jackie Erlandson TROMBONES Richard Baloun Don Durfee Sylvia Sampson Craig Wharton Neil Davis TENOR SAXOPHONES Bob Case Marvin Dalton PERCUSSION Danny Wharton Sally Syring Mary McKelvey Karen He inzen Terry McDermott Suzan McDonald BARITONE HORNS Marge Sivertsen Tom Hamlin ALTO CLARINET Wanda Sivertsen Sheila Parker Cathy Price . o A ALTO SAXOPHONES Carol Ann Baloun BELL LYRE VjJ BASS CLARINET V) Pam Markley Mary McDermott Karol Kae Bortness Skip Cline FRONT ROW, left to right: D. Dittman, D. Dittman, S. Price, L. McGirr, G. Blackwell, J. Price, S. Mason. BACK ROW: N. Hague, M. Eller ton, L. Heinzen, J. Splettstoesser, M. Hageman, M. Newton, M. Mewes, L. Hamlin, R. Baloun, D. Case. R. Wright,J. Durfec, T. McLaughlin, B. McKelvey, R. Campbell, S. Roseen, J. Kass. DIRECTOR: A1 Burlingame. S. Parker Publicity 39 Kami Oni prs J. Syring President S. McDonald Vice-President P. Faulstich Secretary GIRLS' GLEE: Front Row, left to right: B. Tislau, M. Sivertscn, A. Koski, G. Schuette, J. Erlandson, P. Marklcy, S. Finger. SECOND ROW: C. Dittman, S. Sampson, S. Parker, K. McDonald, J. Weidenbach, C. Baloun, C. Price, D. Kutz. THIRD ROW: C. Grosz, S. Lingscheit, N. Harter, S. McDonald, J. Hall, W. Sivertscn, P. Faulstich. BACK ROW: G. Lynch, K. Bortness, J. Syring, K. Heinzen, M. Mclfcrmott, C. Stephens, M. McKelvey, L. Heinzen. Not Pictured: B. Newton. BOYS' GLEE: Front Row, left to right: D. Case, C. Duchene, J. Duchene, M. Durfec, E. Hague, S. Cline, C. Koski, R. Baloun. SECOND ROW: G. Erlandson, T. McDermott, N. Davis, B. Sharp, W. Underhill, M. Dalton, W. Busse. BACK ROW: B. McKelvey, D,.Durfee, D. Hageman, J. Runestad, J. Sunding, R. Case, T. McDermott. MIXED CHORUS: Front Row, left to right: C. Baloun, M. Sivcrtsen, A. Koski, C. Dittman, J. Weidenbach, S. Sampson, S. Parker, G. Schuette, J. Erlandson, P. Markley, S. Finger, C. Price. SECOND ROW: B. Tislau, K. McDonald, C. Grosz, D. Caso, C. Duchenc, S. Cline, T. McDermott, J. Due he no C. Koski, R. Baloun, W. Silvertsen, P. Faulstich, D. Kutz. THIRD ROW: N. Harter, S. McDonald, S. Lingscheit, E. Hague, G. Erlandson, T. McDermott, B. Sharp, W. Underhill, M. Dalton. W. Busse, C. Stephens, L. Heinzen, G. Lynch. BACK ROW: K. Bortness, K. Heinzen, J. Syring, B. McKelvey, D. Durfee, D. Hageman, J. Runestad, J. Sunding, N. Davis, B. Case, M. Durfee, M. McDermott, M. McKelvey, J. Hall. Not Pictured: B. Newton. • DIRECTOR: A1 Burlingame CLARINET ENSEMBLE: Karol Kae Bortncss, Cathy Price, Pat Faulstich, and Dean Hageman. SAXOPHONE ENSEMBLE: Jackie Erlandson, Karen Heinzen, Pam Markley, and Skip Cline. Music DRUM ENSEMBLE: Wanda Sivertsen, Marge Sivertsen, Suzan McDonald, Terry McDermott, and Mary Ann McKelvey Throughout the seasons, the Highmore High School Music Department has had a very busy year. The music groups, as well as the Band, Mixed Chorus, Girls' Glee, Boys' Glee, and soloists, after many hours of practice, attend- ed the Region IV Music Contest in Aberdeen, April 8th and 9th. The students of HHS brought home one first, eleven seconds, fourteen thirds, and one fourth. Miss Mary Ann McKelvey was the student who received first on her alto voice solo. Several of these groups have furnished entertainment for many community and school affairs. I Groups GIRLS' ENSEMBLE: Front Row---- Jackie Erlandson, Cheryl Stephens, Kathy McDonald. Second Row: Mary Ann McKelvey, Mary McDermott, Sheila Parker. Back Row: Cathy Price, and Suzan McDonald. Not Pictured: Betty Newton. MIXED ENSEMBLE: Front Row-Sheila Parker, Kathy McDonald, Mary Ann McKelvey, Cathy Price. Back Row: Gary Erlandson, John Runcstad, Terry McDermott, and Richard Baloun. CLARINET QUARTET: Arleta Duncan, Kathy McDonald, Pat Faulstich, and Dean Hageman. BOYS' ENSEMBLE: Front Row-Dennis Case, Richard Baloun. Second Row: John Runestad, John Sunding, Neil Davis, Bill McKelvey. Back Row: Gary Erlandson, and Marvin Dalton. BRASS ENSEMBLE: Judi Syring, Sheila Parker, Sylvia Sampson, and Danny Wharton. FLUTE TRIO: Sharon Wright, Janice Hall, and Carol Jeanne Dittman. ACCOMPANISTS: Pam Markley, Wanda Sivertsen, Judi Syring, Mary Ann McKelvey, Jackie Erlandson, Su .an McDonald and Skip Cline. 43 STAFF: Front Row, left to right W. Sivertsen, S. Cowman, A. Shepherd, C. Durfee, P. Faulstich. SECOND ROW: S. Cline, R. Van Den Berg, W. Underhill, E. Hague, J. Heckcnlaible. BACK ROW: G. Erlandson, D. Hageman, M. Dalton. Not Pictured: B. Newton. llisoilak Anita Shepherd, Judi Syring, Suzan McDonald, and Mr. Williams attended the South Dakota High School Press Association convention at Brookings, South Dakota. There they gained many ideas which have been used in this year's annual. We, the members of the Hisodak staff, hope that this book will bring back wonderful memories of the school year 1959-1960. Editors and Advisor Itusinrss Managers Mr. Williams, Judi Syring, Suzan McDonald. Dennis Shepherd, Phyllis Goehring. 44 s Editors ami Advisor Left to right, seated: Luella Heckenlaible, Williams, Sheila Parker. Standing: Anita S herd, Pat Faulstich. Left to right: L. Heckenlalble as Dodic; W. Underhill as Jonathan; A. Koski as Dorothy; C. Stephens as Charlotte; B. Hamlin as Hoofcndyke; J. Syring as Miss Finkledink; D. Shepherd as Jack; W. Sivertsen as Miss Puckett; S. Lingscheit as Miss Holt; S. Parker as Patricia; G. Blackwell as Angela; D. Hageman as Mr. Dodson; C. Volek as Dr. Jackson. Extras: C. Price, T. McDermott, C. Grosz, S. LaFortune, M. McDermott. After many hours of preparation, the Juniors presented TAKE YOUR MEDICINE , under the direction of Mr. Ben Ellwein, on December 7 and 8. The story centered around two patients, Mr. Dodson and Mr. Puckett. Mr. Dodson is a very wealthy bank president. His niece, Angela Warren, is interested only in his money. She introduces her pro- fessor fiance as Doctor Jackson, immediately producing a state of confusion since the regular hospital doctor has been suddenly called to Chicago. Poor Dr. Jackson knows everything about math- ematics but when it come to anatomy, oh, brother ! All in all, the play was a success. Left to right, seated: B. Newton,as Emily; J. Duchene as Micheal; S. McDonald as Dot; P. Faulstich as Annabelle; J. Heckenlaible as Dick; A. Shepherd as Hortense. Standing: J. Sunding as Bill, S. Sampson as Marion; B. Stephens as Albert; S. Cowman as Mamie; J. Runestad as Wilbur; C. Durfee as a tourist; R. Van Den Berg as Dr. Webster; P. Goehring as Pat; D. Kenyon as Willie. Senior PI av Is a Success Under the direction of Miss Beatrice Drew, the Senior Class presented TWO'S A CROWD’ on April 25 and 26. When Dick, Pat, and Dot Maxwell find themselves in charge of their home, during the absence of their mother, Pat persuades her brother and sister to rent rooms to Tourists in order to ease the need for funds. Mamie Beggs, the maid, who thinks of herself as also being an amateur detective refuses to become involved. When the house is full of would-be tenants, Mamie comes down with measles,quarantining the entire group for two weeks. Mamie is sure that Albert Wilson, his wife, Hortense, and their glamorous daughter, Annabelle, are criminals. Unwillingly, Annabclie becomes the means of bringing romance to Dot and Michael Street, a hand- some, young guest. Finally, Pat's love-lorn slave, Willie Peabody, stumbles on the key to the Wilson mystery and Pat decides people are pretty easy to get along with after all. All in all, the play was a big success and left the seniors with many memories. y _____________ BOTTOM ROW: SECOND ROW: THIRD ROW: FOURTH ROW: BACK ROW: Not Pictured: J. Weidenbach, J. Erlandson, A. Koski, A. Shepherd, P. Goehring, S. McDonald, B. Hirsch, G. Lynch. J. Peterson, S. Hanson, M. Hjort, C. Dittman, D. Kutz, C. Goodrich, C. Baloun, B. Kopecky. L. Heinzen, K. Bortness, P. Faulstich, M. McKelvey, P. Markley, M. Slvertsen, S. Finger, S. Wright, Mrs. Torguson. G. Schuette, K. Zilverberg, K. McDonald, S. LaFortune, C. Durfce, S. Sampson, J. Hall, C. Knox. G. Blackwell, W. Sivcrtsen, K. Heinzen, J. Onken, S. Lingscheit, S. Cowman, B. Vilhauer, S. Stephens. B. Newton. Future Homemakers of America The Highmore FHA Chapter has 43 members with Mrs. Torguson as advisor. The officers this year were as follows: Phyllis Goehring........President Anita Shepherd .... Vice-President Suzan McDonald ........ Secretary Anna Koski..............Treasurer Activities of the Chapter this year included selling at a consession stand at the football games, holding a Mother's Tea, going caroling at Christmas, and having a hay ride. The state president, Judi Syring of Highmore, presided at both the State Meeting at Huron and the Regional Meeting at Faulkton, which were well attended by Highmore FHA'ers. Two of the Chapter members, Carol Ann Baloun and Bonnie Hirsch, received their Junior Degrees for their achievements this year in FHA. 48 STATE PRESIDENT JUDI SYRING FRONT ROW, left to right: Judi Syring, Suzan McDonald, Sharon Wright, Sharon Finger, Carol Baloun, Janice Hall. SECOND ROW: Mr. Adney, Mary McDermott, Kathryn McDonald, Karol Bortness, Francis Filby, Sheila Parker, GuenEtta Lynch. BACK ROW: Phyllis Goehring, Nancy Harter, Terry McDermott, Dennis Shepherd, Sharon Cowman, Luella Heckenlalble. Heclam LOCAL WINNERS, left to right: Kathryn McDonald. Dramatic; Sheila Parker, Oratory; Luella Heckenlaible, Humorous; Suzan McDonald, Poetry. The four local winners participated in the district contest at Miller on October 20. Suzan received a superior, Kathy an excellent and Luella and Sheila both received good. Suzan participated in the Regional Contest in Miller on November 16 and received an excellent. FRONT ROW, left to right: Dean Hagcman, Wally Underhill, Su .an McDonald, Sharon Lingschcit, Sharon Cowman, Mr. Jungwirth. SECOND ROW: Cathy Price, Mary McDermott, Lois Heinzcn, Frances Filbcy, Arleta Duncan, Karol Bortness, Nancy Harter. BACK ROW: Bill Busse, Terry McDermott, Don Durfee, Eddie Hague. The Highmore Science Club, known as the H2S Club or the Stinkers, met every second and fourth Monday. On March 24, the Science Club held a Science Fair. All members of the Science Club par- ticipated by making a project which was on display to the public. Some of the projects were a terrarium, a model of a battery, an electric hookup, a barometer, a hydrometer, and a robot. Libraria ns FRONT ROW, SECOND ROW: THIRD ROW: BACK ROW: Not Pictured: left to right: M. Hjordt, K. McDonald, S. Wright, B. Hirsch, J. Hall, D. Kutz, C. Price, C. Goodrich. J. Syring, M. McKelvey, L. Heinzcn, K. Bortness, G. Schuette, N. Harter, A. Duncan, C. Dittman, S. McDonald, Mrs. Burlingame. J. Erlandson, J. Weidenbach, C. Stephens, W. Sivertsen, P. Gochring, P. Markley, S. Finger, M. Sivertsen. G. Blackwell, P. Faulstich, A. Shepherd, K. Heinzcn, M. McDermott, S. Lingschcit, L. Heckenlaible, S. La Fortune, B. Vilhauer. B. Newton. 50 II. A. II. II ovs’ • Suzan McDonald was selected as the Hyde County D. A. R. Representative candidate for the year 1960. She was selected on the following qualifications: dependability, service, leadership, and patriotism. U iris’ Stater Dean Cline, better known as Skip, was the Boys' State Representative for 1960. He was chosen for his scholastic ability and his qualities of leadership. Dean went to Aberdeen for the week of May 29 to June 5 to participate in Boys' State activities. «4 Judi Syring was the Girls' State Representative for the year 1960. Judi was selected as Girls' Stater for the following qualifications: leadership and her scholastic stand- ing in the Junior Class. As Girls' Stater, Judi spent the week of June 5 through the 11th at Mitchell. 51 •limior-Senior Prom After many hours of hard work, the juniors completed the pre-prom work. Waiters and waitresses chosen from the Sophomore Class were Bill Busse, Sharon Wright, Bill McKelvey, Kathy McDonald, Don Durfee, Janice Weidenbach, Dean Curtis, Pam Markley, Gary Gunder- son, Jackie Erlandson, Terry McDermott, Carol Ann Baloun, and Chuck Duchene. The meal, prepared by the Lutheran WMS, and following the theme, HAWAIIAN HOLIDAY, was served in the beauti- fully decorated east wing of the auditorium. It consisted of Swiss steak, mashed potatoes and gravy, jello salad, buns, relish, and an angel food dessert. Entertainment was furnished by a Boys' Ensemble, which sang ''Hello Hawaii and Yakka Hula, Hickey Doola, and the Girls' Ensemble, which sang My Isle of Golden Dreams, and Sheila Parker, who sang Aloha Oe. Master of Ceremonies for the evening was Bob Hamlin. Following the banquet, the Grand March began. To the music of the Dixie-Land Five, the juniors and seniors went through several maneuvers. The stage was decorated as a ship, which was docked at a palm-studded island. In the center of the island there was a large volcano which erupted immediately before the Grand March. As soon as the first dance be- gan, a shower of balloons fell upon the dancers. After the big dance, the group had lunch, and attended the movies, Pino, and The Headless Ghost. After the movies, there was more dancing to records, and at 5:30 a. m. the prom ended. Although everyone was tired, they all agreed that they had acquired many happy memories of their HAWAIIAN HOLIDAY. FRONT ROW, left to right: A. Shepherd, G. Schuette, C. Durfee, S. Cowman, S. McDonald, P. Goehring, P. Faulstich, B. Newton, S. Sampson. SECOND ROW: N. Larson, C. Thingelstad, M. Dalton, G. Erlandson, J. Gunderson, B. Stephens, J. Duchene, J. Garrigan, E. Hague. THIRD ROW: R. Van Den Berg, D. Kenyon, C. Wharton, G. Blackwell, J. Sunding, J. Runestad, J. Cisler, N. Davis, J. Heckenlaible, T. Durfee, Miss Drew. Kaccjilaur aie-€o m in e n c em ent With spring came the final activities of the school year- Baccalaureate and Commencement. The Baccalaureate sermon was delivered by Reverend Milton Russell Wilson on Sunday, May 15. Professor R. S. Thompson of Northern State Teachers College delivered the Commence- ment address on Friday, May 20, thus bringing the 1959- 1960 school year to a close. 54 Baccalaureate Sorvlce Commencement Program HIGHMORE HIGH SCHOOL MEMORIAL AUDITORIUM May IS. I960 Beautiful Savior Lord's Prayer Sermon Rev. Milton Russell Wllaon Benediction Rev. Milton Russell Wllaon Recessional Wanda Slvertaen HIGHMORE HIGH SCHOOL MEMORIAL AUDITORIUM May 20. IMO 8:00 p.ro. 8 00 p. re. PROGRAM PROGRAM Prooeaa tonal Wanda Si vert a Processional Wanda Slvertaco Invocation Rev. Grant G.Grtebenow. Jr. Scripture Rev. Milton Ruanell Wilson Mualc Solo Mary Ann McKelvcy Tonuny Lad Invocation Rev. Milton Ruaeell Wilson Address Prof. R.S. Tbompeon NSTC Music Girl� Glee Presentation of I960 Claaa Senior Advisor Beatrice Drew Awarding o( Diploma� Weal ) Underhill Prea. of Bd. of Education Mualc “Now D TV) Hour Senior Claaa Benediction Rev.Grant G.Grtebenow.Jr. Heoeaalonai Wanda Slvertaen Miss Drew assisting Neil Davis with flower. Senior Class Processional led by Judi Syring. Senior Chorus singing Now Is The Hour . Judi Syring leading the Recessional. Senior Class in receiving line. 55 Seasonal Snaps So vonl Ii Uraile FRONT ROW, left to right: M. Hirsch, L. Grosz, M. Heckenlaible, J. Walker, R. Smith, M. Ellerton, L. Morton, C. Tislau. BACK ROW: Mrs. Tippens, T. Ardry, L. Kayser, F. Heckenlaible, J. Maginnis, C. Albertus, S. Cermak, P. Warner, J. Splcttstoesser. Not Pictured: J. Hall, R. Pellicottc. Eighth (irade FRONT ROW, left to right: D. Bus sc, J. Finger, N. Hague, L. Moss.J. Cisler, M. Newton, D. Wharton. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Swanson, C. Bleha, G. Blackwell, A. Jacobsen, J. Dittman, J. Finger, J. Kayser, R. McKelvey. BACK ROW: C. Paynter, D. Schuette, W. Dalton, G. Gibson, T. Hamlin, B. LaFortune, S. Markley, W. Tompkins. Not Pictured: J. Durfee. S m oihI Ip railr FRONT ROW, left to right: T. Morton, D. Kaiser, M. Volek, R. Sporrer, D. Rittel, S. Ratzlaff, C. Wilson. SECOND ROW: D. Kennedy, V. Christensen, B. Hirsch, A. Campbell, G. Mason, E. Pringle, S. Warner, C. Tislau. BACK ROW: Mrs. Kiel, B. Shepherd, R. Sporrer, P. Brindley, B. LaFortune, S. McDermott, N. Mason, J. Paynter, A. Burdick. Not Pictured: K. Alumbaugh, D. Hall, J. Bawdon, J. Edinger. First l«railr FRONT ROW, left to right: J, Jacobsen, T. Gramm, P. Rezac, R. Kutz, M. Schlepp, R. Blackwell, R. Roseen, E. Ratzlaff. SECOND ROW: j. Durfee, L. Torgerson, C. Boiler, C. Gross, M. Mason, K. McDermott, M. Mchrer, D. Underhill, R. Day, S. Volek. BACK ROW: Mrs. Williams, D. McLaughlin, K. Kass, R. Splettstoesser, B. Ellerton, R. Garrigan, R. Gunderson, M. Burdick, B. Davis, W. Sporrer. Not Pictured: D. Martin, M. Hirsch. Kindergarten FRONT ROW, left to right: T. McDonald, S. Heckenlaible, L. Schlenker, M. Mason, J. Hague, D. Stolcy, K. Burdick, M. Parker, B. Christensen. SECOND ROW: L. Studt, B. Bowdon, P. Sporrer, W. Cermak, R. Straight, J. Maginnis, R. Kautz, C. Mason, M. Shepherd. BACK ROW: J. Kaiser, R. Fieldsend, P. Wilson, R. Bawdon, R. Bawdon, L. Drew, B. Alger, J. Ode- gaard, Mrs. Crane. (■ra«le Itaskelliall FRONT ROW, left to right: D. Wharton, J. Splettstoesser, M. Newton, D. Busse, L. Morton. BACK ROW: Coach J. Bride, L. Kaiser, B. McKelvey, T. Hamlin, B. LaFortune, W. Dalton, J. Walker. CHUCK'S DREW-WRIGHT HAWKINSON QUIRK SHOE AGENCY SERVICE Highmore R. J. Drew Grain-Feed-Seed Quality Shoes R. T. Wright, Jr. Coal Charles Markley Tax Consultants Bonds Highmore Real Estate Insurance Highmore, South Dakota BORTNESS BUTCH'S Phone UL 2-7854 BODY SHOP BARBER SHOP W recks Rebuilt For Friendly Holabird, South Dakota Service Phone 2-4031 Phone UL2-7976 Highmore Highmore, S. Dak. South Dakota Abstracts of Title-Real Estate TOMTER PHARMACY Insurance AND Office of REXALL AGENCY BARNES GRAY ABSTRACT COMPANY Phone UL 2-4910 Official Abstracters Highmore, South Dakota of General PRAIRIE VIEW Hyde County Trucking MOTEL Blanche T. Kass LELAND CERMAK Phone UL 2-4955 President Strictly Modern Phone UL 2-4067 Mrs. Gertrude A. N. Kass Bottcher Secretary Highmore Owner Highmore, South Dakota South Dakota Highmore, So. Dak. CLINE TRUCKING Livestock and Grain General Trucking of All Kinds BUD CLINE Highmore, South Dakota Office Phone UL 2-3274 Home Phone UL 2-7675 HIGHMORE HIGHMORE BAKERY AMUSEMENT POOL 'If it's Good Soft Drinks to Eat— Meet your We Have it. Friends Leo Stab now Here Proprietor Highmore BRINDLEY’S Dry Goods Men's, Women's, Childrens' Clothing Paul Brindley Highmore Sterling watch COMPANY Jewelry Novelties Gifts Arthur and Gwen Reher NAMANNY CAFE Steaks Chops UL 2-9465 Admiral TV Appliances New Holland Machinery PIONEER GARAGE Clarence Busse, Owner ■own wAcwiwiryj (0 Highmore Phone UL 2-3199 THE FIRST STATE BANK OF HIGHMORE ■1st' I Hank % J-Stock (Corporation Loans-Insurance-Banking Highmore, South Dakota GARRIGAN CHEVROLET CO. Nearest to Perfection Highmore South Dakota FRANK VOPAT Post No. 35 Sponsors of Junior Baseball PEAVEY LUMBER YARDS, Division of Van Dussen Harrington Co: Building Materials Coal Phone UL 2-7339 Highmore, South Dakota MCDONALD MARKET Frozen Food Locke1 Fresh and Smoked Meats Highmore, S. D. DALTON KORN KRIB Ice Cream-Popcorn Refreshments Harley Esther HIGHMORE TANK LINE Phone UL 2-7795 Tires Gasoline Oil Niel Fieldsend HIGHMORE HERALD HAMLIN'S CLOTHING STORE Quality Shoes Clothing Overshoes W. J. 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