Hoven High School - Greyhound Yearbook (Hoven, SD)

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l3cLV'lTcipanTes 1 fl iocal .. GIRL VOCAL AND PIANO CONTESTAIITS From Left to Right lst Row Alice Rausch, Michaela Hoven, Juana Weber Alayne Spindler 2nd Row Dorothy Minnerath, Violet Beitelspacher, Ro- salyn Duenvald, Mar aret Ruzsa, Vir ginia Klein, Agnes ausch 3rd Row Clara Meyer Viola Meyer Mary Schae fer, Betty Rauach, Mary .Ioan Titgen I If MUSIC C ollfesli ,jj f x rj N' 'Tir' BOY VOCALISTS From Left to Right Donald Meyer, Eugene Simon, Melvin Simon, Robert ing Alfred Beuer Duaine Roesch, non photographed The Boys Chorus, Girls Chorus, Boys Octet, Mary Joan Titgen, So rano Margaret Ruzsa, Mezzo Soprano Melvin Simon Bass and Alice Rausch, P anis received FIRST rati s at the GIONAL MUSIC CONTES The Boys Chorus and the Boys Octet were pri leged to sing at the GRAND CONCERT in the evening The Mixed Chorus, Mixed Octet, Girls Octet, Viola Meyer, Contraltc Alfred Heuer, Baritone, Eugene Simon Tenor, Juana Weber, French Horn Solo rated SECONDS Mary Schaefer Pianist who had an audition also received very favorable criticisms The High School Band rated THIRD Participants at MOHHIDGE BAND CLINIC From Left to Right Mr Zimer, Hoven High School Band Dlr ector Juana Weber, Rosemarie Heib al, Clara Meyer, Janice Simon, Mary Joan Titgen, Viola Meyer and Donald Meyer PANEL IEW LLB TABLE PURCHASED 011 'RACIAL QUESTION' IN ENGLISH III ' J . V I . C-7, A if . u ? nf S . I I - -'- . 2 g if is 6. . I r

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Glas-5 iliisturg As a group of twenty-four fearful members, the CLASS OF '52 entered HOVEN HIGH SCHOOL. It was September, 1948--a year to be reme bered. Sister M. Tarcisia was our class advisor, while Jack Janis was our class president. Kenneth Banik and Rita Bertha were candidates for Homecoming Day. We returned in our SOPHDMORE year with twenty-two members Herbert Frost, Hugh Bans, and later on, Rita Bertha deserted us, so that our number ras reduced to twenty one Our class advisor was Mr Richard Fadgen and our class president, Mary Joan Titgen Homecoming candidates were Janice Simon 8gdTg cg Janis Many of our members participated in the operetta, HOLLYWOOD During our JUNIOR year, Willis Leno Joined the class, again bringing the number up to twenty two Our class play UFRESH AIRW was a great success Our class advisor was Sister M Marcel a, our class president was Jeanette Schaefer The 'Hawaiian Theme' was effectively carried out as our prom decoration Bette Rose Arbach and Melvin Simon were Homecoming candidates Mary Kay Litzen and Melvin Simon were selected as NGIRL STATER' and WBOY STATER,n respectively On September H, 1951, those FRESHIES of '48 were at last SEN ORS' Willis Leno moved to Aberdeen, while Kenneth Banik joined the Air Force However, Loretta Hoffert and Henry Waldman came in, and again our class numbered twenty two Superintendent Novak was our class advisor and Melvin Simon our class president An unusual honor came to our class when Bette Rose Arbach was chosen county DAR representative Mary Joan Titgen and Donald Koehn were PIXY QUEEN and MARSHAL, respectively As the time draws near the close of our high school days, and we reminisce a bit, we feel a Just pride in both our scholastic and extra curricular accomplishments We believe that we are leaving a record worth emulating The effective methods and high standards of our school have helped us to fit ourselves, to a great extent for our future vocations We wish to thank her for being truly an 'ALMA M.ATER to us Qlass Ding As the Annual goes to press R O U Q H as their class play Some of the class members ar pictured reading and apparently S enjoying the play I I . i . I U U . so . f M I the Seniors have selected S M I L I N' 5 'r H . F e hz-fi Q. 'i' e ,