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

Text from Pages 1 - 44 of the 1954 volume:

I 1 .. I M All M , Q 9 1 L Q, 0 .' i, ' 1 A O Q s Q 1 'K 1 ' x ,J 'Ss my 7' HX 4-' TJ I U13 jjli 435, c ,WX Wh f5'M ,xl I elf.: Ax. I, fwkfv ww fy V V I - EZZ' QU! ,iffy XSS?-' 4 sf ' In Appreciation to the Help and Guidance she has shown the Class of '54 We dedicate this Ranger to Mrs. Lovegren L, ..f-..'5 ffii.-'X x f N? ks N X Ji' .1-1.1 f-7 . - 4. 1-.Q . I I rl,--wmmmuhp Q, ,C ,I Leo Gannon, Superintendent, Robert Burden, Football Coach, B.S., B.H.T.C., M.A., C.S.T.C. Science, B.S., N.S.T.C. if Martha Lovegren, Mhth, Business, D0P0thY Allen, Music, EUU1iSh, 13.s,, B,H,T,Q, B.M., N.S.T.C. 'i- 'f 5l 4 '- F1 an N4 ' ' ' i IM IM' LJLJ 'MM1' 44 Charles Allen, Basketball Coach, Elton L. Barnum, Music, Eng1ish,B History, B.l., N.S.T.C. Allegheny College, Penn., M.A., N Y U 2 CHO GL BQAR 'NG N Left to Right: Marion Cramer, Buford Wood, Virgil Schoenhard, Les Bertram CV. Pres.J, Henry Holzman CPres.J, Hazel Benton fClerkD, Berniece Coats CTreas.J. ,l '5 '21'? l CUSTODIAN School Buses HUP? waldner Left to Right: Litch, Snyder, Lippmn 3 SENTED DECEMBER 18 Christmas program was mtod by the ac ool choir lecember 18. The program directed 'by Mrs. Dorothy 1 and consisted of CITY HIGH STUDENT ' ' ' A tragedy struck one of our 1 or 5'4Af ' ' high school students- early Fri-' RANGERS Wm LAST GAME ' ' . day morning. or FOOTBALL SEASON . Hin CKY Pa! CWIWJ. Penfofi WFS lf nn nnmim so. the nm cirv 'AffwdcSDPlA presented hy the 1' Wil' jf uf r, Girl's Glee Club, l ,alt I Zi' ,,,'QyAllX and the Mad:-igal G: :gel ff dxf, I 5 it L5 X e members of the f .Xl ,, gc. 2,5 lf. M were Dorothy Benton ' Ja - 1 zrown and Barbara Morris. :oys and six d to e were Rhoten tead, Dean 1 ards, Bo Be fer. . e Choir wink shop class for md, b kieilfeti fd6E iIibei'aiion6 A1iEl are finfshedagflge Bmw by WMU! the for a rapid recovery. You scnooi. S'TUDEN'f'i'l ' i-:XCHANGE GIFTS now in a Rapid City hospital. -, game The student body of Hill Cn Schooi extends best wish R ' x T. gl X 1-'X December 22. m ,gn 2 1 from school 'Q 'f V004 M gy record of this l risers and of the students. 1 : j X t. vho assisted in to ail other av t A Xmmllff?....,- ' robes' ' ll be 110 Party bv X I ' id go down to . exchanged. The g fa, u at's nothing. I . ' a free matinee for al 3 ., M ' ' ......-.,,,,.....,,, '. - 3lE1A'SIf,Ud6I1l Col , school children and ghe .., f' I. A I cad Nov 'Q schoo' I 'ents who o not go l - - rfowsf .X ' ,v 'f' . r-team tournament .S l urflay, November 14, tL l'! 4 'K Underwood. At 1 be quite a day for th K , . ,.. its of Hill City High sci v Basketball Team' pds went to Lead for Studi nment Day. e a year Lead cntertairs il of the surrounding school udent Government Day. Stu- from Hill City werer Sena- William Waddington, Phyl- uld, Gerald Simpson, Char- Paseka and Billie Browmll sentatives were Ri c' h n rd' Corky Borgman, Marilvn li, Klvzi Scharberg, Barbairal s and Carol Moe. Accompan- ' e group were two spectator.. vo sponsors, Mr. Burden and annon. .. s were discmied by both 5 and many wisu rvrnnrks hoax-.l as the necessary com- 1 which is always pn-bent nlace. h School xihiuh pariicipateul il ai bill of its own. Hill City ci the following: Be it on- rl-y tht- lilavli Hills Stllilclll uw that ll he iwfroriimvnni- the South Uzikota liigliwuy is-lon that ' luniinouk paint 'l fill' tht- 4llVlxluTi lim: on all lllbilfl Nui-fam-rl higliwn5's. 'ill was 1ll'lll'IlYl'll in the Son- nl wah not im-:iclloll in llll' tiny winleil with tho students nz thi- lLlXlll'l0i oi' Ili.-l eq ...l. Corky Borgman has :selected as student manag'or. New ool , bd this in,, our . , ' .o boys F' and out of the picked for this , , x V l.i'ii--lin! rlil-rc ht'xk,Lf,LEi,',,......... -1 . l'.atx1t-k'- their- Ewrs sri: Sl-lYER.Xl. My W-L f 'lim K'l'l0N.'ll, NHJYIES ' Y . 'rfil films have lit-L-ii fhoxxzi , l':lIlll'ill5 thi- part uv.. not-kk. A film - V Rl'-5 Q. ,ix-it-ing wglg .liowii :it th-' 7? .I 1 . A V ii-v-limi' ily The Smvli llriko- ' K ,'-' lull., lH'1t',,Q'ii fill' Alllnlm' l'ul:'ol. Claxylllzv W 9. ,'QlL 'fy' ul' tilt' l-'nivil Si'l'XlK'1' pri' I '?l'xv,h'Ai :MMV lf Hari liluklif- lu flu' Nillill lo i 'f'f'f ',' lu! I K X l'lie fiiwt was on iwrpiiiu 'i gl' K, Al fjY'A'f Yiffxh e views :mtl tilt- fwurill xx J F I' 'A M. 'ffl' ', 'f' ll.l!'1ll l---mill-Q--. .-K in-xi - f , WH Il' 'W' . - . unc Xllnwn Nfirl-ill!-4-i l H f ll f'lllllYU w-Jllmlf. I bw lhllwv 'I' 'l ,irc film. rn lil- lmklxi ll ll' lff i'l,l.f'-! '7 Nfl. ilif'l' 2-l W :X 'll RQ lrll ll. Mull' Q ,ul 'l'L'l'lIl: ,lmlr l':n lt. A lu l 1' 'l A H ini, TT' A llL'Vxl'k'l'l Yi ,luv l .h'Mf 'lxllvl WTR-ANiIJRAI SPORTQ Aiden lm-i ut u an C yn., L . . . . - i V ' i V ' h . . H H 1 Ii r l-.Blix Aiiibllll ,. ,-'.j-.gg al basketball squad. Um Ptwimlfh, lf, .wr -'I ...i V ' I - l '.-Hiadzssawiule in HS.ialu.l. Croce .. - Meats , ...,... ..... . lfritz and Ln Y I. 'Y 1 l lv -v.v l N- ' . l.. -M a ll H i .....4 Z'- -. ARTS ELECTRIC ll I. I . K. I ical Contra md Service CITY C Food -sl Al... - M A - .Q.--- ' iccc-ssful ' ' Q The Rangers! ff l . . 2 H11 of., 2 . ll l Rgrenlinn pnrlgf 1 l -oQ.,4 . zry -un' was speaker. was ir at the e . - 'ssion enof.. 'lv 'N Q 1-. . ,. 5 K' ne, Education ' -new York Times, an inspirational talk, The l ie-ported they all had a ' f and returned home inf K tired. I , ---------1 P. T. 1 PTA was held T 57 ' .5-Q lim- io, with the lthe last l business 'school lunch Gallimore, 5168.45 was was decided tb .f charged 20 Cf N' ff- dollar a week X , of the sliding sen. S + x rl 7 The finance 365.00 nore, Mr lirs. Burdei Brown. or the driving' z grade inch Norman or L. G. -T . 4. , X leboro, Il -. .nd Showe ' 11 wills- variety of rings. Koevonig also showe a small '-'ui'ir-Lv.. The class decig the Balfour 1-ing. 1 1 I-0 Oni-.little red ball Foollulll shoes. 'H Billfohl. - Marlem Aff . ', Hair. - Butch anelk' U1 g . . ' ' ,XX -'suddenly increas lm.. and Hansel avi ' a EQ . . ,L FOUY Play books. 'Jun Billfold. -lR9turn Littlc red ball. -l lg helped goes who for the without these A no so i P. T.A A Christmas pr! given after the buaz ing of the PTA this consisted of a radi such as Guess Wh: My Line , and A mi Prizes were furnial Hill City merchants 1 A pot luck lunc! ,, niches, cakes, cookid i fee was served by i Z 'Morehouse, Veva Hd iwilliam Brown, H1 Cramer, Mrs. Buff! :md Mrs. Byeriey. 3 1 I l l i Patronize Hillhppefi - . -..M ,, ,,-4 .luv TEACHER ADI .QQILL Cin' scnoonl Wlbfhe population of U Pu.-1 at the Pactola Q , 1 1 rought about the' teacher in the g Hamilton, formq -...ia, Ndraska. Volunteers wanted 'ional robes for the Yyla Olson. '-Richa . .-iorris' l HELP WANTED: Mrs. Hamilton's yen-sr wx' '-Q:--1--i N 'nm - flax once 4 suck and -lr - QIUSIC NOTESW ACtl1ttWlL.t a week t I -.F b I . ' It 55, 9. .5 - . 1 f ll Y ff - i am is coming no bstroililrl arf' .azagriililll illclafd Q ' X lgiiitsrifligil1SP:L2:s'lirL Americans 38 - All St , - 1 . .- ', t . f- .Q I..akors .12 - Cubs zi' f lull: Stalio H YQ, Pfffgffg' f,.i,f f,e '52, ,There are seven boysr Ji wood X if I, A new pgrade di-rim i loam ranging Irom tl' m . 0 V rchased. Everyone islve. I n Cc 'grzule to seniors. Y A A Rwitli the new addition. ' 1' N.-li?- ee. 1 lil ini- '- . ,MA f V ,M W, , ,W-Ent. , -. . ' e is underway fonthsq, QJYX 4 lllllllllli. NM .. . K , , 1 f : program. The choir is- 5' uw int Y :noe uflm 'rwn li uunci Do Your Banking 1 l Il...-.L.....A..... K L t the parts: Girl's 'gf 1- K ' utllie lliifed Choir, and a H E ?'o:gd . t C . , 1 u 4 A D an It If NA. 1'flngll. , given? . f.hlEnDlRhh. x, ,-ff' f X 'rn' 4' N-f nf' A ' 'Il 1 ill . I XQMX jay? ' ' Xxx J J ' S Wfiizilf SW 'T' '-ff! H 'fl 31 lf 'PMN v'ffvf ffl! f 'f'11'lf : 4 l'ff!f ww, MIM My lim' . N XM H iid X ' ,fr g' M 'N gn . . X K ff-' :sw 49 'IAQ 1 F ll? E' A, NPN f ,'14LgQ 721 g.:7y,' ?zi W P.-Ziff mum: -9 5 1 X x J ' -ez, , P+ fa.. 5 XXV NA . 1 - f U4 f.. ,. '2- -1- Nia ' N x NN? r X X: X I DA! ff .. J HN. fl 53: If PAT CURRY WGive her enough rope, and she'll skip.W Class Secretary 1' Am. Legion Gov. Day l,?,3g House of Represen- tatives lg Supreme Court 2g Cheer leader 2,3,Lg G.A.A. l,3,hg Choir 3 L' Soprano Section Leader A' Junior may 33 candidate ffm Stud ent Gov. Vice President 3g Black Hills Student Conrress 33 Senate 3,Lg Sec. Protem of Senate 3: Class Treasurer 35 Class President bg G.A.A. President A: Annual Staff ug Hilltopoer Staff A: Phi Sigma Kaooa lg Trio Ag Sextet 3. F. JACYSCN ASHCRAFT WThe best measure of a man's mentality is the importance of the things he will argue about.n Track lg Basketball 25 Class President 1,33 Black Hills Student Congress 33 Student Government Senator 2,3,hg Student Government States Attorney 3,hg Government Dav 33 Hilltooner Staff 3g Annual Staff bg Carnival King 23 Mixed Chorus 2,b: Declamation l. H,..w,1W4 GERALD ALAN SIMPSON Wlf at firft you don't succeed, try, try aeaing then quit, there's no use beinq a damn fool about it.W Football l,3,hg Basketball l, 2,3g Track 2,3,Lg Student Government Senator 1,23 Student Government President 3: House of Reoresentatives Ag Black Hills Student Convress l, 3,ug Government Dav 2,?,h: Phi Sigma Kapa lg Lettermans Club 2,3,b: Hilltopoer Business Manaver 3: Annual Business Manager bg Mixed Choir 3,55 Junior Play 3: Dramatics Ag Math. Tournament ?,3,h. 6 ROBERT EARL BENTON NThe only thing wrong with this world is the people that live in it.W Football lg Basketball l,2,3, hs Track 3,Lg Hilltopper Staff 33 Annual Staff L' Phi Sigma Ka a , P 13 Chief Justide of Supreme Court Lg Student Government Senator l, 2,33 Black Hills Student Congress 33 Government Day 33 Junior Play 33 Dramatics L. U . ,qg mqggy ,A .M , gsm, A -' N 1 F CARL J. HALLPTED WThe rule of my life is to make business my olea- sure and oleasure my business.' Keystone 13 Soearfish 23 Hill City 3,L3 Football Lg Basketball 2,3,Q: Track 3,L: Mixed Choir 3, Lg Boy's Quartet 3,L3 Boy's Glee Club 2,3,L3 Ooeretta 23 Dramatics L3 Class President 13 Hilltoooer Staff 33 Annual Staff L3 Lettermans Club Pres. bg Math. Tournament 3. AC' ,nu DONNA DME JOHNSCN NShe lroks in- telligent with her glasses on but it's just an optical illusion.W l,2,3Q Music Festival 3, G.A.A. L3 Math Tournament 33 Pep Club 1, 2,3,L3 Girls Glee Club 3,Lg Mixed Choir 3,L3 Phi Sigma Kapa lg Dra- matics L: Student Government Reoresentative l, 2, 3: Annual Staff L, Sunreme Court Judge M. ' , : fi. ' ,.y '. 5' ,gn ,Q-F'-' rf' Q...-av DELOREE LAW WSilence is one of the hardest arguments to refute.W G.A.A. l,2,3,ug Homecominq Queen bg Carnival Queen Attendant lg Girls State 3g Phi Sigma Kapa lg Sec. of Class 2,3,Lg Class Treas. 2,3,bg G.AfA. Treas. 3,Ag Clerk of House l,3,bg Government Day 2,3,Ag Junior Play 3,hg Dramatics Lg Mixed Choir 3,bg Vice President of Choir 3g Sextette A. DEAN DILLF WA little liostick now and then never hurts the best of men.W Football 2,3,l+: Basketball P, 3,bg Annual Staff Lg Hilltoooer Editor 33 JU1'1i0I' MPV 3: Dramatics L: Lettermans Club 2,3,Lg Phi Sigma Kama lg Boy's Quartet 3,Lg Milied Choir 3,l+: Student Govern- ment Senator l,2,h: Suoreme Court 3 'Experience is most of us give our mistakes.n Football l,2,3,bg Basketball l,2,3,Lg Track l,2,3,bg Lettermans Club l,2,3,Lg State Track Meet 2, 3g Mixed Choir 3,hg Boy's Quartet 3,bg House of Reoresentatives l, 2,3,Lg Phi Sigma Kapa lg Junior Play 3g Senior Play 35 Dramatics bg Hilltopoer Staff 3g Annual Staff b. 8 JAMES KNUDSEN WIt is better to be silent and be thought a fool than to speak up and remove all doubt.W Football l,2,3g Basketball l 2,33 Intramural Basketball Ag Black Hills Student Congress 2g Math. Tournament 2,33 House of Representatives l,3,hg Senate 2 Hilltonoer Staff 3g Annual Ftaf bg Dramatics A. CS. 'QE' ,pn 4 '1'MT' DGNNA JUNE MITCHELL 'It isn't what you do wrong, its what your caught at.' G.A.A. l,3,bg Vice President G.A.A. by Girls Glee 3,Lg Sextet 33 Madregal Ag Mixed Choir 3,hg Government Day 3g House of Repre sentatives l,2,3,hg Junior Play 33 Dramatics L. WILLIAM 'BEN' MCDONALD WEarly to bed and early to rise! It makes me tired.' Miller, S.D. 1,2g Hill City 3,Lg Boxing lg Football 3,Lg Intramural Basketball Lg Track 3,hg Hilltopper Staff 3g Annual Staff Lg Mixed Choir 3,Lg House of Representatives 3,hg Dramatics L jamsfwwuw atm, J' -.,---'P' 9 1? 1 BARBARA JEAN MORRIS WConfesions are good for the soul but hard on the reputation.W Hill City l,2,hg Fort Worth, Texas 3: G.A.A. l,2,b: Cheerleader bg Candidate for Carnival Queen Lg Girls Choir A: Mixed Choir bg Class President 2: Class Vice Pres ident Lg Black Hills Student Conv- ress by Suoreme Court 23 Ftudent Government President Lg Annual Assistant Editor bg Phi Sigma Kapa lg D.A.R. Representative A. on 1 if I I vw-:Y'f fi LOUIS WCCD nI'll never marry for money, it's cheaoer to borrow it.' Football l,2,Lg Basketball 1, 2,3,A: Track 2g Lettermans Club 1, 2,3,hg Annual Editor Ag Hilltoooer Assistant Editor 33 Mixed Choir 3,b: Boy's State 33 Phi Sigma Kapa lg Class President lg House of Representatives 33 Senate l,2,A' Black Hills Student Congress 3 Government Day 3g Junior Play 33 Dramatics L. 9 o 1 A YS? LYNN O. HTDGER NAh'm from Texas.n Football l,2,3,Ag Basketball 2, 3,Lg Track 2,32 Lettermans Club 2,3,h3 House of Representatives 1, 2,3,Ag Government Day 33 Bov's Quartet 33 Mixed Choir 3g Hill- topner Staff 35 Junior Play 3. 10 1 1.41 fqff FRANKLIN D. ZWETZIG 'Youth ' 15 RCBERT ALBERY WThey Say, 'A m8HS wonderful, why waste it?H home is his ooSt1o.v I just haven't Keystone 1: Hill City 2,3.4s built mine yen.' Physical Education lg Football 2, Hill Citv l,2,hg Custer 3: 3,bg Intramural Basketball Lg Football 1,2,ug Basketball 1,23 Track Zfbi Letfermans Club 3,43 Intramural Soorts 3,55 PhYS1Ca1 Hilltopper Staff 3g Annual Staff Lg Education 3: Track 1,2g Annual Movie Projector Onerator 3,hg House Staff Lg House of Representatives of Representatives 3,b. 1,2,4g Dramatics Ag Lettermans Club A RUBY MARIE KNUDSEN WI know a lot but I just Gantt think of it.n WAVNE CASTER WThe time for living G.A.A. l,2,bg Pep Club 2,3, is HOW-' , l ug Girls Glee 3,ug Mixed choir Custer 1.2: H111 Clty 3.b: 3,L: Hilltopper Staff 3: Annual Football 2,3,Lg Intramural Basket- Staff bg House of Representatives ball 43 TFBCK 25 LeUPeFmanS Qlub l,2,3,h3 Phi Sigma Kapa ig Junior 3,b: Phvslcal Educatlvn 1: H111- play 3: Dramatioo A. tooper Staff Ag Annual Staff 4. 'ii 'IIN 11 CLASS HHST R Twelve years ago sixteen shy little kids walked into Hill City School to begin a twelve year career there. Miss Gloria Doody was their teacher. when these kids advanced to the second grade, they were joined by wayne Caster from Keystone and Ronnie Edwards moved to California. Mrs. Laura Bloom was their teacher that year. In the third grade Mrs. Lolamaude Nutchell and Miss Jane Cahoon were their teachers. The class remained the same. As they progressed to the fourth grade they were rejoined by Ronnie Edwards and acquired Louis Wood from Rapid City. Bob Benton left to go to Deadwood and Ben McDonald left for wessington. That year they had sixteen teachers. In the fifth grade they were again joined by Bob Benton. Mrs. Virgil Selix was their teacher. The class acquired another new pupil in the sixth grade, Dorothy DeNeu1 from Illinois. Mrs. Carol Belle Nelson was the teacher. As seventh graders, these kids were part of the new Junior High School and advanced to the upstairs rooms. They were joined by Jim and Ruby Knudsen from Nemo and Lynn Hedger from Texas. Wayne Caster left. The eight grade remained the same only they were back to the lower grade rooms with Mrs. Mabel Wallin as teacher. They completed grades with 11 pupils. As green freshmen and so-called big shots, the class was joined by Bob Albery from Hermosa and Pat Curry from Keystone. Dean Dills joined in the middle of the year from Bradley. Mrs. Martha Lovegren was class sponsor. In their sophomore year, they were joined by Frank Zwetzig of Keystone, Jackson Ashcraft of Kennebec, and wayne Caster returned from Custer. Mrs. Lovegren was again their class sponsor. when they advanced to their junior year and became upper- classmen they were joined by Carl Halsted from Spearfish and Ben McDonald from Miller. Barbara Morris left for Ft. Worth, Texas and Bob Albery left for Custer. They again had Mrs. Lovegren for sponsor. In their senior year and the starting of the end of a twelve year career at HCHS they were again joined by Barbara Morris and Bob Albery, and Mrs. Lovegren was the class sponsor. They have now reached the end of the journey with eight of the beginners still here. They are Donna Mitchell, Donna Johnson, Ben McDonald, Jerry Simpson, Delores Law, Ronnie Edwards, Barbara Morris, and Bob Benton. As they reach the end they llsh all the students the good luck and success they have had here at good ole HCHS. i w Q 7' ' Qu :X . 0 L or Q 2 K ' 5' - .,..-Nl www' f - - . . V , ,I - at x my 1 ,' .5 Y v l-? f Z nfl .,. ' ,t,- , Ugg , . , ,O ,. u.., A 1 ..C-'FI 53, --'e uouns On, . . -, - - Y , Y- .L K ' .2 ' 0, ,,gQinl. ,. treason, D, lvw, U. ,cL.on, -. ssmnrws, 'Y a ' P-, , fw Fl...- ul ... .so , , 9 V. W.: er, 1. . o-...g1Son. 12 uw t. ll' W in ifgl 4 W 42.2-', 'U main Hx ,W vii 1 - Q .- g,,,4fZ'T Wl My Iliff'-K, 1l11l?ZZ ':,- K'ii'f1'L,f' ,'VsX ,Ulf t 2.55.7 'v .sl 2' Y i w4f' NVA '1a lp Um' M W' , 'Af .':'Q1', 'MGE M NJ f f fl!! JI' il. -Iliff H X15 f 211, lbfr 13 of 9 fy , 'J .-J A iSTf7 Q Nw 'VF 1.4: Q -i F , J XT K V X .W . ,Q - .3 if 4 -Q Y Q f X. ' W , N ' he qv 5' ax .0 2. f, '12 S. 3 B Q54 Juniors Row 1 Row 2 William Waddington Nila Pond Marilyn Rhoten Juiles Singer Marilyn Schoenhard Marvin Bintliff Billie Brown Ted Crlsman E19an0I' Naylor Charles Benson Row 3 Ted Wood Charleen Paeeka Shurlene Fleming Phyllis Gould Donald Kindler Corky Borgman diff J il! 2 div' , Class officers N f?1q'lf:-'B Pres1dent-- Marilyn Schoenhard fr 'ggi Vice Pres1dent-- Eleanor Naylor Secretary-- Marilyn Rhoten Treasurer-- Donald Kindler 14 fqlkx '45 lx H. ff f--1 ' 1' . X , ff . .3 ., BY X x K ,l Mud' ,T Q9 A 1 Qijjgf uh -. ll qfsr A 4 5 fl g pqgi f.'x5 I af 4-f f .- X xi lu, -M2 T 'EN 1 S fr.. Q 4eEr 7?l he ie' tis, R 7nr ,C , 5 y 6 Sophomores Row l Mary Collins Raymond Waldner Cleola Brosmire Ralph Tracy Dorothy Benton Robert Burke Row 3 Raymond Hardeety Nadine Belmont Row 2 Delbert Edwards Peggy Hedger Paul Gorseth' Lillian Knudsen Richard Morris Karen Singer Not Appearing William Bertram Warren Barfoot Class Officers Pres1dent-- Dorothy Benton Vice Pres1dent-- Raymond Waldner Secretary-- Paul Gorseth Treasurer-- Lillian Knudsen 15 5. v- vb. ' N -fi , 4133 c'1EI. f 3' : fu , TJ' W E HMEN 'Q Q A if -4 Er X A ,., r . . 1' 'Ss How 1 George Sledentopf Martha Harris La Verne Caswell Stanford Joslyn Francis Brosmire David Gowan ., 2 13 ,f , -4,-. if' ' T4 -' ,V- if' --4: ' -4 f . D 15.27- fff?'f-L f' 4' - L 7- ' ' .af V i-s i1?-QQ-3 J 5 ff:- H , - f ' - 'T' --. -L 72 x -' x' 5 pK. I ..Y '4 4 pf 1 . Row 5 Darlene Gray Butch Curry Carol Moe Dalton Litch Row 4 Ronnie Rhoten Class Officers 5.7 if at G-Jr: vq-v gas. 'e fx Q K f 1 x, ,. I Row 2 Nancy McDonald Jack Benson Richard Swift Klea Scharberg Herman Laue Marlene Drake Not appearing Glenn Bintliff Kenny Snyder Charles Stanton Pres1dent-- Jack Benson Vice Pres1dent-- Charles Stanton Secretary-- Carol Moe Treasurer-- Dalton Litch 16 ,f-avg V' , 5i Q-, QL 11- - ' Vli' 'f a :q' 9' ,f :jg ' M- f' M1 M 'Q ',j?, !f' W X Q If, W Wx-4ff' XX iw 3 f,,fa,, Q .as +,,x ' N.1N.,.',Qf: X. f LJ M ML Q 4: ' ?, i1 . 57,3 m f' wif -'Ulf 'x 6 ' Q NU, Mile' - .M -,911 'YI L, in ff X3-fig? ' 'VA . UL-,I x CQ il,-'f QQ?! 17 3 g f yn First Six Left to r1gn'c-- G. Hallsted, 14. Bemzliff, B. Mcnonald, L- Wood. L. Hedger, T. Wood. Second Six ., ..+ ef -1, I A ..-., , ll 535535455 l,,, K Q-Q ,,-M K, . - - fr 1 , ' -Uma-f' 3'1ZL1.t 1i - N., - .5 K fy.: . V. ', W -- X - . ,,, X 2. 1' . Q 1 5 ' V H it g . ' .Q ,.m,.'g ',tg r Left to r1ghz-- D. D111s, T- Cfisman' D- Litch' R' Edwards' D. Kindler, G. 51mP50n- COACH- ECB BURDEN Football Record: St. Martine Alumni Vale Nisland Newell Cathedral New Underwood St, Patricks Chadron Ours Theirs 2 0 30 O 12 7 15 58 12 26 18 20 57 13 6 56 59 6 Qsqiilf llwlfl ,ffm ilk? I VARSITY BASKETBALL RECORD St. Martins Thzel New Castle New Underwood St. Martins Cathedral New Underwood Vale Piedmont Edgemont St. Pats Piedmont Newcastle Edgemont Provo Edvemont Cathedral St. Pats New Underwood Provo Left to right-Richard Morrisg Ronnie Edwardsg Ted Woody Dalton Litchg Bob Bentong Carl Hallstedg Bob Burkeg Raymond Waldner: Louis Wood. COACH-CHUCK ALLEN B-SQUAD Left to right-Ronnie Rhoteng Ted Crisman, Richard Morrisg Paul Gorsethg Don Kindler Dalton Litch, Jack Bensong Raymond Waldnerg B tch Curryg Richard Swift , TRACK 1 - 1 5 - v- ---1 L if A . 1 :L -..-aLidi Left to right: L. Hedver Qmanafer,, B. Bvrwe 10019 Vault, Half Nileb, R. Edwards !Sbft, Ri'Crf, FtafeN, C. Hallsted CHa1f Tile, LAO, Ffazey, M, Bintliff fjglf MileD, T. Wood KMi1eD, T. Crifwan C100 yd. Dark, YWOD, J. Simoson CAMO yd. Dashl m-o, ..- ,-, . , ,,, , , I ,L ww' H MS Lew wx. 01' lies P W ,free 'rn MU vm -vdygfv -mm fy' Wg' ,f 4' W' M Til 7111 Ku!! Img if L as Left to rlvhtz Top row-- R. Rhoten, T. Crisman, D. Gonseth, D. Dills, R. Hardesty, B. Curry, R. Morris. Middle Row-- B. Alberry, C. Borqman, D. Kindler, G. Simnson, T. Wood, B. Benton, D. Litch, R. Linde, W. Crster, Coach Chuck Allen. Bottom Row-- CoPch Bob Burden, J. Benson, J. Knudsen, B. Burke, L. Wood, C. Halsted, F. Zwetzig, R. Edwrrds, L. Hedver, B. McDonald, R. Waldner. 20 X ff ff WX :M I!! I Xu X f. iq. qc 5 ',g ' 2-E2',5 'sf- fk fi fl X -'X l 31111. ,V ,gunz vw iff '1 Q ff MIL' Amr ,X l- HQME CGM NG COHONATION Delores Law Lynn Hedger Left To Right: Back Row--W. Caster, B. Albery, D. Dills, B. McDonald, R. Edwards, L. Hedyer, G. Simpson, F. Zwetzig, Front Row-- C. Hallsted, N. Belmont, M. Collins, D. Law, D. Mitchell, P. Gould, L. Wood. 22 CHEERLE UERS Left to right-- Pat Curry, Billie Brown, Eleanor Naylor, Barbara Morris, Marilyn Schoenhard. - v ,,. ,1..- 4 zgm. Left to right: Cheerleaders-- Pat Curry, Billie Brown, Eleanor Naylor, Barbara Morris, Marilyn Schoenhard. Front row-- M. Collins, N. Belmont, M. Harris AS. Fleming, D. Gray, D. Mitchell, M. Rhona, fa Gould, K. Scharberg, N. Pond. Back row-- N. McDonald, F. Brosmire, M. Drake, C. Paseka, C. Moe, R. Knudsen, D. Johnson, S. Galligher, D. Law, C. Odden. 25 AERQNAWTBCS CLAS hx , .,....-.....Qi,,4A-+f-g'-:-4-- M- Lf' Left to right: Front row-- C. Hallsted, R. Edwards, B. McDonald, L. Wood. Middle row-- Mr. Burden, J. Ashcraft, M. McCall fpilotl, R, Benton, D. Dills. Back row-- G. Simpson, J. Knudsen. HUMTQWPER STAFF xxxxxt 'SQ 5. fx., ,N 50'- :f - 5 , I .A 1.37, Left to right: Back row-- M, Bentliff, T. Wood, C. Borgman, P. Curry, W. Caster, 0. Benson. Front row- B. Wood, M. Schoenhard, B. Brown, D. Mitchell, D. Law, D. Kindler, M. Rhoten, N. Pond, Paseka, 0. Odden, E. Nayler, B. Fleming. C. Seated--R. Linde, T. Crisman, W. Waddington, P. Gould. 24 AN Left to right: Back row-- C. Brosmire, L. Knudsen, D. Gray, C. Moe, D. Edwards, W. Curry, D. Gowan, S. Joslyn. Middle row-- B. Brown, K. Scharberg, P. Gould, D. Benton, B. Benton, T. Wood, R. Morris, R. Rhoten, M. Schoenhard. Front row-- C. Paseka, N. Belmont, W. Waddington, N. Pond, P. Hedger, M. Rhoten, K. Snyder, D. Lewis. CHQNR Left to Right: Back Row--R. Morris, D. Kindler, D. Dills, T. Woods, B. Mc- Donald, H. Lane, D. Gowan, G. Siedentopf, R. Swift, N. Belmont, Third Row--C. Moe, C. Hallsted, L. Wood, G. Simpson, R. Benton, D. Litch, J. Benson, R. Edwards, S. Gallagher, C. Odden. Second Row--M. Harris, M. Drake, D. Gray, D. Benton, H. Schoen- hard, F. Brosmire, C. Bronmlre, R. Knudsen, B. Brown, K. Schar- berg, E. Naylor, N. leDona1d, D. Mitchell, L. Knudsen, D. Law, Mr. Barnum, Instructor. First Row--M. Collins, C. Paseka, P. Gould, M. Rhoten, P. Curry, S. Fleming, N. Pond. , 25 A A L Left to right. Back row-- N. Pond, Mrs. Lovegren, Instructor, M. Collins. Middle row-- C. Paseka, S. Fleming, N. Belmont, P. Gould, C. Moe, R. Knudsen, K. Scharberg, D. Grav P. Curry Front 1-Own c. oddehf s. Gallagher, D. Mitchell, E. Naylor, M. Schoenhard, M. Rhoten, B. Brown, D. Law, B. Morris. f 5 Hep Daffy Hot Referee 2? ggggman gli Cats Drlbblers Sh0tS G- 51mPS0U 26 5 TUDEN GQVERNNENT Student Congress, Lead, Nov. 1955. Left to Right: Back row: R. Swift, W. Waddington, B. Morris, G. Simpson, C. Borgman, B. Brown. Front Row: C. Ps- seka, M. Rhoten, P. Gould, K. Scharberg, C. Moe, Left to right: Back row: R. Edwards-Sneaker of House, B. Brown, D. Litch, B. Benton, D. Johnson-Supreme Court Judges, L. Wood-Presid- ent Pro Tem of Senate. Center: B. Morris-Student Government President. Front row: M. Rhoten, P. Gould-Clerks. OVERNMENT DA GOVERNMENT DAY, May 1955 Left to Right: Beck Row- D. Dills, Co. Treasurer, J. Simpson, Co. Commissioner, B. Benton, Co. Judge, L. Wood, Co. Sheriff, L. Hedper Co. Auditor. Front Row: D. Law, Co. Supt.'of Schools, D Mitchell, Register of Deeds, P. Curry, Clerk of Courts. X, ' Q f I N. ' in A N Y C . Nf'cq5- s . as ' ' ' C 1 I ' Ingkl' 'kv . A C l B ' 19' mugs-ni JUNIOR LAY od ai gf. ,hx . , v AM' william laddlngton-Robert Blaylock flgd CI.i3man..3ch91myneck Phyllis Gould-June Blaylock Nila p0nd-0phe11a Billie Brown-Bobbette Blaylock Don Kindler-.Yoko Charlene Paseka-Mrs. Raddleball Lynn Schoenhapd-Mrs, Stockdale Ihrilyn Rhot'n'M1s3 B10d39t Carol Odden-Mrs. Clarence Beverly Wood-Mrs. Washington S- -- - f1---1-- vm- nf-A Ted Wood-Socko E Charles Benson-Piefaco C y K. U q -jiri A 4' N ' -4 ' LPI: 3-I A -8, qi ' 5 Q ELf'l'5i? .,,J ' C him .JCR HOIVECOMING FLOAT 592 K gm, A, , 29 . . , x , 6 ,X 'f' X. jg? 'Y 4-A XF , ,V . 1 Vaflibxf, ,gf 5 W 5 , Vf- ,x'7f1,f.xx 'J V if pf 4 f 9 . 5 .ff fli 'X 51 I' uv MF ' . 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Q de mai. mt , ,J-'f Q, Wilt' '39 .a, i' 5 , A,.Q A , '53l?Q::,. V TL ska I f MF ONE 1 Ziff:-H1 -Q., , i 'Q 1 5 1 i ig, iw., 1 c 4,3 .,kxE, , - 1-. ffl-5 Jug 6' FPC sl: 1' 95 'K pax! 4:9':'2,a?!P-. ww f' Q W ,rj Jn i QW mug . ,,-v-vVf ' K ,yt NK fgs Barb. 2' K 4 tu ,,vi..v., . x x ' wif.- -'fjfc Q5Q fx ' 4 ax Xbxjk 7--T V jbfwx yxwx 'qxnw Y,!l , :fl , Uf,- f Ig ' XXX, . H'94 f? ff fi' k 'f i +i 'ffl W :ffl ,QI M 5 .2-4,6 ff W :J ey WH, w tw I 3' my K X 5 L3 'ggi v9 , Y 4 i?b gram 'ff 34 E' First Grade Left to right: Back row-- Mrs. Bloom, D. Bintliff, B. Drake, M. Metzger, B. Nickolas, h. McGregor, S. Gowan, D. Grover. Middle row-- E. Plympton, C. Sherwood, E. Babcock, F. Hough, N. Duster, E. Stanton, D. Cross, L. Miller, J. Schlicker. Front row-- R. Sherwood, B. Anderson, B. Gordon, D. Baker, S. McCabe, A. Levis, B. Childers, C. Wood, J. K. Brosmire, B. Hodgins. -fi r... nl. Second Grade Left to right: Back row-- D. Dalzell, J. Bartlett, D. Nodde, L. Schlicker, M. Richardson L. Hagertr P. Riecke L. Y d S. Klinetobe,,Mrs. Gannon: , Xnu Sen, Middle row-- J. Klinetobe, B. Newby, B. Burden, S. Nash, C. Lewis. J. McDonald, K. Gordon, B. Barton. 35 . 'G .o : , '. - ,' Third Grade Left to right: Back row-- B. Belmont, H. Altpeter, P. Tyler, H2 Childers, J. Weaver, D. Harold, R. Buchholz, M. Dale. Middle rov-- S. Devis, D. Hedman, W. Wood, R. Hagerty, G. Schoenhard, E. Nash, F. Hough, Mrs. Caldwell. Front row-- L. Hedger, C. Sherwood, A. Drake, J. Horst, B. Caswell, R. Bintliff, D. Brewer, B. Robbins. ,nfs Fourth Grade Left to right: Back row-- J. Rhoten, L. Florian, D. Lewis, D. Florian, L. Kindler, V. Reed, Mrs. Hamilton. Middle row-- R. Klinotobo, D. Dalzoll, P. Brown, P. Watson, S. Roinko, M. Dahl. Front row-- Mrs. Morris, E. Weaver, B. Wood, D. Hamer, J. Rossmnn, M. Olson, C. Oddon, C. Goble. 36 Fifth Grade Left to right: Back row-- G. Davis, J. Brosmire, C. Wright, J. McDonald, J. Nash, C. Goble, S. Baker. Middle row-- H. Odden, V. Trask, J. Tyler, L. Sohlicker, K. Gallimore, L, Modde, Mrs. Morehouse. Front row-- T. Gregson, M. Lei, L. Belmont, J. Hagerty, D. Allgier, J. Augustine, R. Scharburg. Sixth Grade Left to right: Back row-- L. Schoenhard, R. Bartlett, D. Stanton, N, Byerly, J. Davie. Middle row-- L. Dills, D. Reinke, D. Litch, K. Scharberg, B. Litch, Mrs. Sturdavent. Front row-- G. Hedman, R. Childers, B. Wilcox, E. Barton, H. Harris, P. Collins. Absent-- T. Horst, S, Barfoot. 37 E3 I .ir L'-1 5' Seventh Grade Left to right: Back row-- P, Hardesty, B, Laue, L. Edwards, P. Altpeter, M. Goble, J. Childers, P. Altpeter, R. Allgier, M. Harris Middle row-- T, Corey, J, McDonald, E, Augustine, R, Florian, M. Davis, P. Nash, C. Odden, B. Paseka, J. Cochran, Mrs. Simpson. Front row-- R. Cochran, K. Barfoot, R. Lobdell, A. Johnson, N. Maxfield, M. Curry, J. Hardesty, J, Baker, G. Morehouse. D A 'Il sl 31 .dll r L11 IL-4-.41 Elgth Grade Left to right: Back row-- R. Harris, J. Gowen, M. Reynolds, J. Florian, L. Buchholz, B. Trask. Middle row-- Mr. Johnson, R. Blanchard, K. Nodde, L. Kindler, M. Scharburg, S. Cramer. Frgnt r0w-- R. Barton, M. Olson, R. Hedger, G. Gregson, N. Belmont, J. Herrin. 38 1 WA E BASMETBAL 1 snr -. .-M V 1-2- Left to right-N. Mixfieldg R. Cockrang L. Edwardsg M. Eurnsg D. KibJeeg R. Lobdelg G. Gregsong R. Hedger. Front row: Coach-Bob Burden .. , .V .. X vw .wg . 4 411.2 . ff , ,fm N113 . 11.l2.lu 1111.3 Cheerleaders: Joyce Herring Belva Traskg Connie Oddeng Scharlie Cramer. Front row: B. Laueg J. Cockrang P. Hardestyg P. Altpeter P. Nashg K. Moodyg E. Augustineg M. Harrisg B. Paseka. Back row: G. Morehouseg T.Coreyg M. Davisg J. McDona1dg L. Kindlerg M. Scharbergg J. Gowang R. Algierg J. Childersg No Belmont. I v I 1 x li