Hill City High School - Ranger Yearbook (Hill City, SD)

Text from Pages 1 - 40 of the 1952 volume:

4 ,N- Editor Assistant Editor Art Editor ..... Sports Editor ....... Activities Editors Snapshot Editor ...... Business Manager Advertising ..... Advisor ...... Ruth DeNeui Frank Simpson Irene Goodart Richard Waldner Frank Simpson 8z Gene Albery Elaine Horst 8: Pat Belmont Beverly McKenzie LRodney Alexander Mr. Burden I, , o u Q J V 'V y 'U ..r..9 ' . . I-:Q V , - a- - , , e, The Class Of 1952, Dedicate Our Annual To Mr. Robert Eugene Burden, Whom We Think Is Most Worthy Of This Honor. Mr. Burden Is A Man Of Outstanding Character, A Real Asset To Our School And Community And Is Weil Liked By Both The Students And Townspeople. Wnder Mr. Burden's Sponsorship, This Class Is Deeply Indebted To Him For Giving So Generously 'Of His Time, Patience And Guidance Throughout Four Years Of High School. The Senior Class Is Proud To Dedicate Its Annual To Coach Bob Burden. iw eiie:-iq' , ',.'J Ai , ' 4 'vx 4 .V ' . Yrs? . 'pl .V , 'H A... f 5-:cf -- - r I ' ' '- ' Nh. 'i nge., .-'1jEPL,- . I J 1 Su 4 ie f'4 . u nl 'J L -..A 1 il Wa rf SL 'QL Sl'l'lCR!N'l'l'INlll'IN'l' FRED JELSICNI -X BMX. llegrrev Augustana College Gnu-rnnient - Speech - EC0ll0IIll.'s ww' MRS. ELIZABETH SULLIVAN BMX. Degree Sioux Falls College English - Homemaking - Dramatics M RS. Nl .X RTHAX l.0YEGRl'IN BA. Degree lllack Hills Teachers fl0llt'lI9 I 1 ROBERT BURDEN BA. Degree Nebraska State Teachers College Nlntheniutics - General Business - Typing S-' -- - G Girls Athletics uenu eography - History Boys Athletics gcgmiaa - - - l 1 n -n 7 'fa' ...Wy t .': -fl :l m ::a..... c as K. n the fall of 1940, thirty-two little Pilgrims set out on their twelve-year education voyage. Mary Pat Belmont is the only member to complete the twelve-year trip here in H.C.H.S. Frank Bud Simpson and Robert Bob Waddington also began the journey here but left 'during the third year of the voyage. Ardith Thompson and Louise Martin were two more members of the original crew. Miss Addenson was our skipper for this first year. On the second year, we had a new skipper-Miss Bruce. This year we gained two new members. They were Carolyn Linstrom from Rapid City and Robert Bob Johnson fro-m New Underwood. In our third year, we had three skippers-Mrs. Mitchell, Miss Amston and Mrs. Schweggert. This year we lost Bob Waddington, who moved and went to Slate Creek School, and Bud Simpson, who moved to Custer. Our captain during the fourth year was Mrs. Mitchell. We were all glad to see Bud Simpson come back this year, as well as four new Pilgrims. They were Betty Harris from Castle Creek, Irene Goodart from Plankington, Janice Rabe from Rapid City and Doris Caswell from Timber Lake. In the fifth year of our voyage, our skipper was Mrs. McVey and our crew membership remained the same as the year before. Mrs. Caldwell captained us during the sixth leg of our journey and Marlene Moore joined the crew. She had had an accident the previous year and was out of school. Mrs. Morehouse was our skipper during the seventh and eighth grades. Thesei were the years when we thought we were really grown up, but we ha-d many surprises coming. In the eighth year we were joined by Maxine Paine from Kennebec and Ruth DeNeui from River Grove, Illinois. Upon our graduation from grade school, there were twenty crew members and we all looked for- ward to the big step to high school. As green Freshmen we were rejoined by Bob Waddington and three new crew members. The new ones were Bob Haskell from Belle Fourche, Beverly McKenzie from Mundo and Elaine Horst from Wall. The most important event of this year was our initiation and the party we gave the Seniors. We were proud, as green Freshman, to have Coach Bob Burden as our sponsor. In our Sophomore year, we were joined by Rodney Alexander, Earl 'tPopeye Harris, Gene Albery and James Green, all of Keystone. James left us at the middle of the year to join the Navy.. Barbara Hall also joined our crew and we worked hard earning money for the Junior-Senior banquet of the coming year. For this year's class sponsor, we again had Mr. Burden. Our Junior year was the year of many activities. This year we presented our first play, The Green Light , with Mr. Burden directing. During the year we lost Betty Harris and Louise Martin, both of whom were married. Marlene Moore and Bob Haskell also left the crew. On April 28 we were hosts at the Junior-Senior banquet, held at the Ponderosa Cafe in Custer, with our theme being A Rose Garden . We again had Mr. Burden as our sponsor and with his help we were able to have a successful year. The last leg of our voyage--and the most important-was our Senior year. In this, the uclosing -door year of our long voyage--we enjoyed many activ- ities at Hill City High. We initiated the F'1-eshies with the greatest of cere-Q mony. Our class play was entitled Moonlight, and Applesauce , with the entire class participating. We raised money for our Senior Skip Day, which we enjoyed at Cheyenne, VVyoming, and Scottsbluff, Nebraska. The Juniors held a very nice banquet in our honor at the Alex Johnson Hotel in Rapid City on May 10, and we have attempted to preserve some of the memories at Hill City High with the publication of this annual. The fourteen of us who have finished the long voyage, give thanks to Mr. Burden, our class sponsor for four years of high school, for making these years happy and successful. ri, 'S ,na MARY C. PAT BELMONT Now here's a gal who's on the ball- a joke or two and a smile for all. Pep Club-1-2-3-4, Glee Club-1, Cheerleader-4a Hilltopper-4, Senate-3. Representative-4. Black Hills Student Congress-l-2-4, Annual Staff-4, Homecoming Court-4, Carnival Queen-2, First Aid -1-2, G.A.A.-I-2-3, Letterman's Club-4 Girls Basketball-1-2, Librarian-1-2, Nursing-3 11 as GENE ALBERY Character is not measured by size Debate-4, Class Play-3-4, Hilltopper-4, Senate34 Black Hills Student Congress-4, Annual Staff 4 Carnival King-4, Dramatics-4, Shop-2, Track 1 2 3 4 Basketball-1-2-3-4, Football-2-3-4, Letterman's Club-1-2-3-4 RODNEY ALEXANDER No matter what happen, I don't even care Debate-4, Class Play-3-4, Class Vice Presldent3 Hilltopper Editor-4, Senate-3, Representatlve2 Supreme Court-4, Black Hills Student Congress 4 Annual Staff-4, Carnival Court-2, Football24 Basketball-1-2-3-4, Track-2-3-4, Shop 2 Letterman's Club-1-2-3-4 IRENE GOODART Love 'em and leave 'em .... until my knight in shining armor appears. Pep Club-1-2-3-4, Class Secretary-2-3-4, Senate-3, Glee C ub-1. Hilltopper-4, Homecoming Queen-4, Annual Staff-4, Homecoming Court-3, First Aid-1-2 Carnival Court-3, G.A.A.-1-2, Girl's Basketball-1-2, . 41.55 W .nv nQg Home Nursing 3 RUTH DE NEUI Pm learning .... but school interferes. Rep Club-1-2-3-4, Class Play--4, Class Treasurer-3, C-lee Club-1, Science Club-3, Senate-3, Speaker of the House-4, Student Government Treasurer-4, Black Hills Student Congress-2-3-4, Annual Staff-4, . ,W fGirl's State-3, Homecoming Court-4, Dramatics-4, I f i N Q 6 'I Y 3 5 ROBERT WADDINGTON I may not say much but I think a lot. Debate-4, Pep Club-4, Senate-3, Representative-4, Supreme Court Judge-4, Shop-3, Annual Staff-4, Boy's State-3, Letterman's Club-3-4, Track-3-4, Footbafl-1-2-3-4, Basketball-1-2-3-4 5 5 1 T , I rv -Carnival Queen-4, First Aid-1-2, Home Nursing-3. G A A -1-2 Girl's Basketball-1-2 .J JANICE RABE I don't care how you spell my nameg I'm going to change it someday anyway. Pep Club-1-2-3-4, Class Play-3-4, Glee Club-1, Hilltopper-4, Senate-3-4, Annual Staff-4, G.A.A.-1-2 Homecoming Court-4, Dramatics-4, First Aid-1-2, Girls Basketball-1-2, Home Nursing-3 RICHARD XYALDN ER A person who never makes a mistake never does anything. Class Play-3-4, Science Cluh-3, Hilltopper-4, Senate-3, Vice Pre:-ident Student Government-4 Annual Staff-1, llramatics-1, Class Treasurer-4 Football-3-4. Basketball-3-1, Track-2-3-4, l,etterman's Club-3-4 BEVERLY MCKENZIE They say fat people are jolly: but golly, who wants to be jolly? Debate-4, Pep Club-1-2-3-4, Class Play-3-4, Class President-3-4, Glee Club-1, Science Club-3. Hilltopper-4, Senate-3-4, First Aid-1-2, G.A.A.-1-2-3. Annual Staff-el, Ilramatics-4, Home Nursing-3 EARL HARRIS Hllltopper 4 Senate 3 4 Annual Staff 4 Shop 2 Dramatlcs 4 Letterman s Club 2 3 4 Track 2 3 4 Footbal 2 3 4, Basketball 2 3 4 n 'I r I 'F' . - fn nh 71 Q All great men are dead and I don't feel so well myself. IP ' X' ' . ' 9 ' ' Z ' 9 C' 9 ' l. ' 7- . - ' - 1 . Q 1 jk ,o 'K' A .U A ,, .v'. V J 'l A y BETTY HARRIS HASKELL , I f I ROBERT JOHNSON I like work.. It fascinates me-I can sit and I look at it for hours. Class President-3, Class Vice President-4, Annual Staff-4, Senate-3-4, Carnival Court-3, Shop-2-3 Letterman's Club-1-2-3-4, Football-1-2-3-4, Bas ketball-1-2-3-4, Track-1-2-3-4 I I. fl ' 1 -I FRANK SIMPSON Wine, women and song, until death do us part. Debate-2-4, Class Play-3-4, Hilltopper-1, Senate-3. President Student Government-4, Annual Staff-4, Black Hills Student Vongress-3-4, Football-I-2-3-4, Basketball-2-3-1, 'l'ra1:k-3-4, Letterman's Club-2-3-4 555 DORIS CASWELL Night life is okay for one: but it is better for two.' Pep Club-l-2-3-4, Glee Club-1, Science Club-3, Hilltopper-4. Senate-3, Speaker of the House-4, Annual Staff-4, Homecoming Court-4, Dramatics-4 First Aid-1-2, G..-LA.-1-2-4, Girls Basketball-1-2, Home Nursing-3 .. ,. ELAINE HORST A wise lady speaketh not: but there is conversation in her eyes. Debate-4, Pep Club-I-2-3-4, Glee Club-1, Senate-3, Science Club-3, Hilltopper-4, Representative-4, Annual Staff-4, First Aid-1-2. G.A.A.-1-2. Librarian-I-2-3-1, Home Nursing-3 e, the Senior Class of 1952, being of at least half sound mind, do hereby make, publish and declare this to be our first, last and only will and testament. We have attempted to distribute, as fairly as we could, our extensive talents among the remaining pupils, realizing, of course, that they can never use them in quite the same capacity as we of this graduating class. We will and bequeath to the Junior Class, our wonderful sponsor in hopes that it will help in encouraging better cooperation be- tween .the various members of your class. He's a wonderful help. We will and bequeath to the Sophomore Class our ability to keep the upper hand in Student Congress-'in spite of Bob Benton. We will and bequeath to the Freshman Class our ability to be sophisticated and act our age, especially when teachers are in sight. To our dear faculty, we will and bequeath all our underclassmen and request that you educate them to walk in the better way of life. Of course you can't expect them to be as good as we, so don't be too hard on them. Each of the Seniors wishes to will his own special talents to an underclassman who he considers to be a responsible keeper. Use them well, kids! I, Rodney Alexander, will my sophisticated ways to Robert Hed- ger, better known as Red . I, Gene Albery, w'ill my ability to whistle to Delores Law, my gal. I, Doris Caswell, will my natural curly hair to Lois Gowan. I, Bob Wa-ddington, will my ability to pole vault to Ted Crisman. I, Frank Simpson, just haven't got anything to spare. I, Beverly McKenzie, will my ability to agree in Student Govern- ment to Bob Thompson. I, Ruth DeNeui, will my 5'8 to Eva Harris. I, Janice Rabe, will my cool temper to Marva Simpson, in hopes that she will use it well. I, Bob Johnson, will my lack of interest in girls to Ronnie Edwards. I, Pat Belmont, will my hardy laugh to Bob Benton, to go along with his quite ways. I, Irene Goodart, will my cold hands to anyone who thinks he can keep them warm. I, Richard Waldner, will my ability to run the mile to Don Kindler. I, Earl Harris, will my butch haircut to Mr. Jelsema. I, Elaine Horst, will my good health to Midge Nussbaum. We hereby appoint Mr. Hagen as executor of our will and testa- ment and request that he file it away where all the rest 'is filed that is to be forgotten. In witness whereof, we have hereunto set our hands and affixed our seal this 20th day of May, 1952, A.D., at our High School, in the City of Hill City, State of South Dakota. -The Class Of '52 Hill City High School t is the evening of May 20, 1962. Mr. Burden is spending' ea quiet evening at home with his wife and seven children whenf suddenly there is a loud knock at the door. Mr. Burden rises -from hlis easy chair, wondering who it could be. That's right, Coach, it's Frank-better known as Bud -Simpson, now a lawyer in Chicago.. Bud announces that aside from his law practice, he' is running for governor, and while he and Coach Burden -are dis- cussing Bud's wife and eight kids, Robert CBobJ Johnson arrives, announcing that he is now coaching at the University of Minne- sota. 'While the two coaches and the ,great lawyer are talking over old times, Beverly McKenzie and Elaine Horst appear upon the scene. Beverly has reached her goal-she is the first woman President-and Elaine is now married and living in Washington, D.C., where she is a laboratory techrtikgan. -Next to arrive is' Janice Rabe-now Mrs. Ralph Woods. She just flew in from New York where she is a model in the Paris Fashion House. Next to enter, is none other than Major Rodney Alexander, an ace jet pilot. Fol-l lowing Rodney, Mr. Burden welcomes Doris Caswell, the State Auditor of South Dakota. Everyone is talking over old times at H.C.H.S. and what they have been doing the past ten years, when Robert Waddingtoii, vice presidentwof General Motors, arrives. Ruth DeNeui and Irene Goodart, both of whom are married, are the nert members of the Class of' 52 to arrive. Ruth is teaching school at Pierre and Irene' is art editor of McCall's magazine.. Well. Well. Well. If it isn't Earl CPopeyeJ Harris and Gene Alberyj llmmm. Another lawyer in the Class of '52, Gene has a very successful law practice in San Francisco. Popeye, the kid who didn't want to godto college, is now a doctor at the Mayo Clinic. Well, here's Richard Waldner,5 but his wife and five children aren't with him. Richard is vnowifa colonel in the Air Force. Last, but not least, to arrive is Tat Belk mont, to make this reunion of the Class of '52 -comlpleter,fShe is fa' very successful color artist with the 0'Neil Studios in Nebraska-. As the group exchange greetings and revive old inemoriesiof high school days, Mr. Burden slumps back into his easy' with a proud feeling towards the -successrof reach- of Class of I952. Mi Q., 1 Front: Row- Back Row- ' Shirley Peabody Peggy Cook o Marlene Barr Marva Simpson bl 7 A Midge Nussbaum Robert Thompson Delores Crisman Kenneth Coffield Marcene Paseka Lois Gowan I Barbara Corcoran Shirley Schoenhard 3 on 3 I ll, U f' ' 5 2-1 1 . . M' l ' I .1 . r t-. . .W A 3. CLASS OFFICERS President- Delores Crisman Vice President- Robert Thompson Secretary- Shirley Schoenhard Treasurer- Peggy Cook S --- Front Row-g Middle Row- Back Row- James Knudsen Mrs. Lovegren Ronnie Edwards Delores Law Barbara Pritzkau Frank Zwetzig Eva Harris Barbara Morris Donna Johnson Shirley Teeslink Doris Wellman Jack Ashcraft Robert Albery Lynn Hedgel' Robert Benton Wayne Castor Verlin Singer Gerald Simpson Ruby Knutsen Dorothy DeNeui Louis Wood PM CUNY Dean Dills Beverly W'oods Middle Row- Back Row- Mrs. Sullivan Marilyn Rhoten Billie Brown Phyllis Gould ,gllean Pond Juiles Singer John Hardesty Allen Gary Scharberg Marilyn Schoenhard Kindler Maynard Gaines Charlene Paseka Teddy Wood Bertha Hardesty CLASS OFFICERS President- Gary Scharberg Vice President- Billie Brown Secretary- Marilyn Schoenhard Treasurer- Juiles Singer ' .2ueen--- Football Captain Richard Waldner crowns Queen Irene Goodart , ,: - - - I , Front Row- Ruth DeNeui Albery Patty Belmont XRichard Waldner flrene Goodart ' s Bob Waddington Doris Caswell Frank Simpson Janice Rabe Ginny Trask and Timmy Gregson, pages 4aa2f6alZ--- lf? pf Fe 55 fee Q -if v 37 ei Wx i it tgps e nnb f an ii li v 'Y sv M f we LQ J 1' E? X 5 R ,sat 5: Front Standing-H Seated-K Back Standing- Coaeh Burden First Team- Robert Allen Robert Thompggn Robert WVaddington James Knuvdsen Gene Albery Ronnie Edwards Gerald Simpson Dean Dills Juiles Singer Frank Simpson Gary Scharburg Robert Albery Lynn Hedger Tea m St. Martins Nisland ..... Newell ..... Kenneth Coffield Robert Johnson Richard Waldner Verlin Singer 1951 SEASON Cathedral ..................... New Underwood fforfeitj ...... St. Patrick's Buffalo ........ Teddy Wood VVayne Castor John Hardesty Donald Kindler Ted Crisman Mgr. Alexander Opp. 13 6 6 32 0 38 53 I u . , . 0 . ,vafk ., 'Front Row- Back Row- Gene Albery Coach Bob Burden Robert Thompson Richard Waldnen- Rolbert Benton Ronnie Edwards Kenneth Coffield Robert Johnson Dean Dills Rodney Alexander Earl Harris 1951-52 SEASON Team HC Opp. Team XLR Martin's ..... .... 3 6 28 Piedmont ..... ' Newell ........ .... 4 3 44 Provo ....................... ..... Nisland ...... .... 3 5 17 New Underwood E-dgemont ...... .... 2 7 18 Buffalo Gap ...... X7 'Buffalo Gap ......... .... 6 4 37 Cathedral .... Provo ........................ .... 1 6 51 Piedmont ,,,,,,, ,,,,, New Underwood 418 33 St. Patrickls ffiiithedral ............ .... 3 3 42 Custer B ....... ..... ' .Sm Patricks ....... .... 3 4 52 Provo ................ ..... uQ'E3fgemont ...... .... 7 2 36 Buffalo Gap ........ ..... Opp 46 57 36 28 44 45 47 43 50 53 v' vw 1951 7aacla - - - if The Hill City track team of 1951 was very successful as the 'boys set four new Hill City High School records. The Rangers won second place honors in the Little Ten Cnference, losing to' Newell, 77 to 74V3. Bob Johnson, Ricky Linstrom and Kenneth Coffield placed in the Region VIII track meet at Hot Springs and qualified for the South Dakota State Track Meet at Huron. Johnson won fourth place in the discuss throw at the state meet. 4 ew Q Linstrom . tdece 'eeef 1ra,-.:, : I f 7 '.l' el Johnson Coffielvd HILL CITY HIGH SCHOOL TRACK RECORDS Y Time or Event Distance Year Name of Holder Shot Put ......... ...... 4 3' HM! .. 1951 gBob Johnson Discus Throw ....... ...... 1 33' 10 .... '1951 Bob Johnson 100 Yard Dash ..... ...... : 10.4 1941 ,Lyle Ma-rsh 220 Yard Dash ..... ...... : 23.3 1941 Lyle TMErsh 440 Yard Dash ..... ...... : 53.1 1951 Ricky Linstrom 880 Yard Run ....... ..... 2 :11.4 .... 1944: Charles Allen' Mile Run ......... ...... 5 :15 ..... 1948 Robert 1Cox' High Jump ..... ...... 5 ' 7W .. 1948 Fritz Roberson Broad Jump ...... ...... 1 9' ly, .... 1948 Bill 'Stewart- Pole Vault ....... ...... 1 0' se' .... 1943 Robert Chaise: Low Hurdles ...... ...... : 23.7 1951 B6b'1IiiIgtsoim.iQT High Hurdles ....... .. 118.8 .... 1948- ..... 'Les1er:iEIei:!ig2i?tQ ' 880 Yard Relay ....... ...... 1 :41 ..... 1937 Mile Relay ....... I 4 -Q , ,V ov - v I I4 ln 334'-A . .... . 4-:04 ..... 19521 7vv12K rv f' ' Y-W ' ' ,4 --- Row- Middle Row- Back Row- Alexanvder Coach Burden Lynn Hedger 'Gene Albery Ted Crisman Dean Dills Robert Johnson Gary Scharburg Ronnie Edwards Earl Harris Robert Thompson Robert Benton Richard Waldner Kenneth Coffield Verlin Singer Robert Waddington Frank Swetzig Louis Wood X John Hardesty Juiles Singer Donald Kindler . .nr 'ur v ' r 'N Q uniaa - - - Seated- Standing- Lois Gowan Shirley Peabody Barbara Corcoran Marlene Barr Kenneth Coffield Marva Simpson y Robert Thompson Shirley Schoenhard Peggy Cook ,-' Hwfuef. sw ,ue MW? Dick Evens ....... Mrs. Randolph ..... Susan Randolph ..... Elaine Randolph ......... Patience Randolph ....... Frankie Randolph ........ Mary Jane Randolph ........ Mr. Hineman .............. Magnolia ........ i ...... ..--...... ....... Robert Thompson Barbara Corcoran Marva Simpson Shirley Sehoenhard Peggy Cook- Marlene Bazrrf Delores Crisman Kenneth -Coffielda ll Delores 'Crislnan 'Ni'Y i Y T V Q ffl f I1 . 1 7' f P ,All if I sl 1' rf' If 1 ', 1 ll lilo ,ancf 14 Eli Barnes ....... Ellen Barnes Grandmother ...... Nita Barnes ....... Kay Barnes ........ Hamilton Barnes Frank Eastup ....... ..... Oswald Drew ..... I , Richard Waldner Doris Caswell Beverly McKenzie Ruth DeNeui Pat Belmont Bob Johnson Rodney Alexander Gene' Albery Gertie Simms .... ....... Irene Gooda-rt Archie the Saplper Lillie the Lynx ..... The Reporter ..... An Officer ...... L ' 1 5-L. Frank Simpson Janice Rabe Ela-ine Horst Bob Waddington I - 'i-n-' '.'9r'. 4 x r..'f 0!wm!eac!m4--- Pat Belmont Patty Curry Shirley Schoenhard Peggy Cook Salma! Sang. Cheer for old Hilltown, Hil'town will wing Fight to the finish, never give in. Rah! Rah! Rah! You do your best boys, we'll do the rest boysg Fight for the victory. Rah! Rah! Rah! --HCHS+- When the blue and white come on the floor, , We will all stand up and cheer. To the other team we'll never yield, And they won't forget we're here. x We will fight for victory and wing We will conquer every guy. When the blue and white come on the floor, We will cheer for H. C. High. Pep0ZuL--- Cheerleaders- Peggy Cook. Shirley Schoenhard, Patty Curry and Pat Belmont Front Row- Middle Row- Back Row- Beverly Woods Bertha Hardesty Donald Kindler Dorothy DeNeui Charlene Paseka Teddy Wood Marilyn Schoenhard Barbara Morris Gary Scharberg Donna Mitchell Billie Brown Ted Crisman Shirley Teeslink Phyllis Gould Vllilliam lVaddingt0n Nila Jean Pond Donna Johnson Ruby Knudsen KlJ'Z?,GJ'tJ.QM63l'l--- Gene Albery And Ruth DeNeui Reign Over School Carnival 1 x ' W x . 1 gs .HI ., v , ji , ..4 1 3' I -uv , ' Jp, 7 v '.. I l - '94 .. ' 45. iv I . , 4 ny .4 . fx . .hui lu! 1 '-J I s v.' Gary Scharberg, Freshman Jack As-hcraft, Sophomore Robert Thompson, Junior Gene Albery, Senior Ruth DeNeui, Senior Delores Crisman, Junior Shirley Teeslink, Sophomore Marilyn Schoenhard, Freshman When? Most Popular Ruth DeNeui Richard Waldner Best Looking Irene Goodart Richard Waldner Best Dressed Shirley Schoenhard Rodney Alexander Most Conceited Shirley Schoenhard Rodney Alexander Most Sophisticated Shirley Schoenhard Rodney Alexander Best Dancers Marlene Barr Maynard Gaines Wittiest Barbara Corcoran Bud Simpson Biggest Flirts Pat Belmont Maynard Gaines Cutest Shirley Teeslink Maynard Gaines LL Loudest Pat Belmont Bob Benton Biggest Pest Shirley Peabody Bob Benton Biggest Story Teller Midge Nussbaum Jack Ashcraft Biggest Liar Midge Nussbaum Bob Benton Best Date Irene Goodart Richard Waldner Most Devoted Couple Delores Law 8: Gene Albery Biggest Gripers Midge Nussbaum Rodney Alexander Best Figure Ruth DeNeui Rodney Alexander Most Likely To Succeed Ruth DeNeui Marieirg Rf Robert Waddington X Most Friendly Ruth DeNeui? Robert Johnson- Best Sport Janice Rabe Robert Johnson Most Representative' Ruth DeNeui Robert Waddington' Most Studious Marcene Paseka' Robert Waddington Best Personality Janice Rajbe Bud Simpson Best Leader Ruth DeNeui Richard Wafldner Most Likeable Ruth DeNeui: Robert Johnson -Most Promising: Ruth- 'DeNeui Robert XV NAME Ruth DeNeui ....... Gene Albery ....... Doris Caswell ............ Rodney Alexander J anice Rabe ..............,. Robert Waddington Beverly McKenzie Richard Waldner ...... Elaine Horst ........... Earl Harris ......... Irene Goodart ..... Frank Simpson ....... Pat Belmont ........ Robert Johnson ..... Sentara AMBITION Teacher A Lawyer Laboratory Technician Jet Pilot Clothing Designer Aviator First Woman President Army Officer Laboratory Technician Chase Women Registered Nurse A Senator Color Artist Wild Life Technician PROBABLE END Housewife Serviceman Guinea Pig Businessman Dishwasher Mechanic Second Woman President Buck Private Mixing Drinks In the Air Force Housewife Drunken Sailor Housewife Soldier NAME Delores Crisman ....... ...... Lois Gowan ........... Marcene Paseka ..... Marlene Barr ......... Kenneth Coffield ....... ......t Marva Simpson ...... Shirley Peabody Peggy Cook ............ Ann Nussbaum ...... NAME Beverly WVoods .... Donna Mitchell ...... Pat Curry ............ Ronnie Edwards Dorothy DeNeui ..... Robert Allen ...... Delores.Law ........ Ted Crisman ........., Barbara Pritzkaw Robert Benton ....... Billie Brown ......,........ ...... Marilyn Schoenhard Teddy Wood ............... ....,. Phyllis Gould ......... Donald Kindler ..... Nlla Jean Pond ......... ...... Shirley Teeslink ....... ...... Jack Ashcraft ......... Dean Dills ................. ...... Charlene Paseka .. Il William NVaddingto.-mn Q Maynard .Game , ....... ..... . Eva Harris .... . ....... . Lynn Hedger ...... Barbara Morris ..... James Knudsen ..... Ruby Knudsen .... Louis Wood ........ Doris Wellman ....... Bob Albery .......... Donna Johnson ..... Gerald Simpson ..... Marilvn Rhoten ..... Wavne Castor .... id: NICKNAME Dee ............... ..... Blondie ........ ..... Mrs. Bunge ..... ..... Bar ............... ..... Kenney ..... ..... Marv .......... ..... Shirt-tail ...... ...... Peg ............ ..... Midge ..... ..... FAVORITE PASTIME Writing to Rick ............,. Going to Hot Springs .... Flirting ............................ Writing letters ................ Huntin and fishin .... . . g g Writing letters ...................... Skating .......................... . Bob ............................. ...... Writing to Jim ....... . Sofia ,ancfa PET HATE War Fat women in high heels See Mr. Bunge flirt Giggling girls Milking cows Music lessons Studying History Blonds connected with Bob Hauling wood PET HATE HOBBY DESIRE Troubles .................................... Chasing boys ...... . ..... To get one Conceited boys ........................ Boy Scouting . ..... ...... T o be one Getting in 81 out of a car ...... Rodney .............................. . To make it permanent Stubborn people ...................... Stamp collecting ............ To own a car Snobblsh peop e ...................... Reading in the dark People calling me Robert More reading in the dark Model Planes To be a rancher Flirting boys .......................... Gene ................................... To get a lawyer Girls .........................................., Skating .......,...................... To be a rancher t Writing to Cecil ............ Cecil stationed here English .................. ...... F lshing ..................,.. ...... 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Middle Row- Woods, Hardesty, Gowan, Curry, Tracy, Bartram, Stanton, Harfoot, De-Neui, Scharburg, Swift, Rhoten, Knudsen, Brosmire Gray. Back Row- Buchholz, Snyder, Edwards, Gallimore, Benton, Murphy, Litch, Waldner, Brosmire, Woods, Tuttle, Teeslink, Belmont. Teacher- Mrs. Lyda Simpson. Absent- Karen Singer. 4Z1lfZfz.afwlSm!fzQaaJe4--- Pb' .-Q61 Front Row- Morehouse, XYutson, Paseka, Harris, Maxfield, Gregson, Hedger, Hardesty, lVo0ds, Lobdell. Middle Row- Bolmont, Odden, Trask, Curry, llardesty, Florian, Ranton, Buchholz, Gobble, DeNeui, Long, Ed- wa rds, Herron, l'ook. Back Row- Harfoot, Nash, Reynolds, Blanchard, Florian, Cramer, Davis, Gaines, Scharburg, Teeslink, Gowan, Griffith, Harris.. Teacher-Mrs. You-lia More-house. Absent- M. Davis. 'ff' I S I A 1 P D l L is X! -'tml'- . ,I7'J'A'-A 'AL -' '- - xr Row- Stralw, Flo11ian,'Teeslimk, Scharberg, Davis, Gregson, Brosmire, Belmont, Hagerty, Davis. ,ilvlvfddle Row- Wilcox, fSchoenhard, Davis, Stanton, Barefoot, Straw, Odden, Gobble, Nash, Coxey, Trask, Collins -Bicle Row+WL1mdeen, Barton, Scharberg, Horst, Dilfs, Reinke, Davis, Griffith, Litclu, Coxey, Tyler, Harris. 'Belle Caldwell, Absent- Litch, Gallimore, Swift, Allgier. fgswefl, Rhoten, Belmont, Lundeen, Wood, Lewvis, Horst, Tyler, I-ledger, Hough, Nelson. Row- Richa,11dson,, Weaver, Cook, Harold, Davis, Klinetobe Lulndeen Barton Wood, Nash Odden Straw Davis, Turner, 'S'ClIO6Illl3.lfd, Brown, Watson, Gobble, Florian, Weaver, Hagerty, Buchllolz. l3loom'. ' du L nilgk Y Giraffe School Ba4Ae1f6alZ--- Front Row- Back Row- Warren Barfoot Coach Louis W'ood Delbert Edwards Richard Morris Butch Curry Bobby Wood Raymond Hardesty Dalton Litch Kenny Snyder 1951-52 SEASON Team HC Buffalo Gap B ....... .... 1 9 St. Patrick's ..... .... 2 7 Piedmont ............ .... 2 4 Buffalo Gap B ....... .... 2 6 Piedmont .......... .... 3 8 Custer ..... 16 Keystone ....... .... 1 6 Pine Ridge ....................... .... 2 9 Rapid City Lab School ....... .... 3 0 Keystone ........................... .... 6 5 Hot Springs ..... .... 2 6 Opp. 14 12 13 16 13 37 7 49 23 15 41 Raymond Waldner Douglas DeNeui Q'aaJeSa!aooJf7efz0Zu.4--- Kneeling- Peggy Hedger, .lane Teeslink. Nadine Belmont and Klea Scharberu Front Row- Nussbaum, Ilrosmire, Harris, Murphy, Gray and VVatson Back Row-S Singer, Benton. Murphy, Tee-slink, Knudsen and Galamnrv l'heorlv:ldf-u's- l'e,2'gy Iledxrer. .lane Ts-eslink. 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