Hot Springs High School - Bison Yearbook (Hot Springs, SD)

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- I-s-.! ,QL ..,.Jf Y-x f 941. '-4fQrvvu.l,'f, ' 1 1,17- X Front Row: Belcrly V-'f'Itif'lC, lune Voice, Betty Beswivk, jcyre Pell--Clferlociders. Second Row: Mrxry :rx ilfiilllflfl, Lucille Bym, lvl H1 Soutlmrci, Beth M limi xlrl, Vixqiniu Ptul-cs, Ioyvn Davis, Gladys Ruelz, Dorothy Tucker. Third How: Onice Kem, Nilw Barney, Shirley Vtlilvox, Lurille Aylf-s, M mtg :let O'Dc,m1rfll, Bonnie Burr, ltr-len lliltlkirti, Ruth BWIIVPY, Dxrlene llifkinscurt. Back Row: Betty l.1Il'.'V', Lu-'ille Tl.Z,IIli,llILj, M ny Matti. 1 Cc,n,ger, Velmx -am, Bf-1t1i'fff'+1tvr-1 lime Try.-J, Frystwl Ki1.:, Hy :cinth 5,1116-lia.s, Zf-2 1 L mzke, Fvelyn Loren PEP . . Pep Club Prods Bison Onward Furnishing the spark that sets off roaring cheers, Pep Club members keep to- gether a strong cheering section to support the Bison. Spectators watch for the girls in Blue and White who serve welcome hot dogs and coffee, candy, and cold drinks at football games. Organized by Miss DeVinny, the Pep Club is limited to 30 members chosen as representative of the student body in cooperation, ability, and pep. Four years ago the club instituted Bison Day, homecoming time for Bison alum- ni. As a means of pepping up the spring events a Prince and Princess Pep contest is held, followed by a dance at which winners are announced. MARGARET DeVINNY Pep Club Sponsor 1 V PEP CLUB OFFICERS Onice Kem , 2:4..::.' gb a Q'- CrvFtctl Kinq Beth McDonald Mary Martha Conqer , . .

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Homemaking Club Under the leadership of Miss Irene Voigt, Home Economics teacher th Home Ec Club this year engaged in many worthy projects Affiliated with State and National Home Economics Clubs the group studied many phases of work not covered in Home making classes, carried out a project in home furnishing and room design and arrangement, and studied home recreation and leisure time activities. Early in the year the Home Ec Club entertained students at a dance and at other dances and functions served lunches Girls basketball activities were again part of the club's work Two teams were organized and players met every Mon- day even1ng in the gym through the winter months. Front Row: Alrene McCullough, Genevieve Gallagher, Betty Williams, Vesta Nelson, Pearl Moore, Marilyn Bruce, Alice Frazier. Second Row: Edith Frazier, Mary Lou Walker, Enone Eisenbarfh, Bonnie Colburn, lrmaqene Sieq, Ruby Blessing, Lucille Christensen, Olga Kindopp. Back Row: Louann Duennermann, Grace Halls, Roberta White, Faris Davison, Fern Halls, Genevie Kolterman, Eva McClure, Corliss Young. "X" sw as QF .37- as CQ gp-Q I

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. ' I V ll I , t 1 ,t ' 0 , ' ,, - N -.' I D' 't I I I . I , -, . LPepp1es't, . , , , , I .. I .i Q E '.Il A T 'I - v x" 4' ' 'l lf- : I 1 "Hai1lto thee! Ann Mfmdefs Cmdwqitef Andre, Princess and Prince Pep of Hot Springs High Sdhool for l94l." These two seniors were elected rnost pop- ular girl and boy at the annual Pep Day Dancef March 21. , n ' h Over 200 students donned their sports clothels to keep in style with the theme of the dance and voted for their favorites. Making their first public appearance, the Korn Kob Kids, a seven-piece stu- dent dance orchestra, furnished the music to which the dancers syncopated. Every year twelve boys and twelve girls are chosen from the student body by the faculty and class officers for their leadership, personality, o I Q In fn ft sportsmanship, and popularity. F rom these twelve, Hot Springs High elects its Prince and Princess Pep. This tradition was introduced four years ago by Miss Margaret DeVinny, sponsor of the Pep Club. Contestants this yea were, First Row: 'fi fp -1. Ms- L III? .r :- attendant: 'Z z 1, 1 if' .we .. attendant: Y' : ' 1' cttendant: '.'.' 1 ' :y::1 , Prin P If 11: ifzs Princess Pep: T' 7- fy, attendant: ' " attendant: F- " 1f' atte da t Sec How: f.f:11.'l.f11',: 'f 't I 'fy ',i,' rt' P 1 5 '.,g: ' ri , Last Ho '.-xicktt QQ"y': f 1- :YL '.'- " lint Pmzf- f 1 ' " 7' " "M Kff'.'f.zg fix: f fi- :ii Kyes.