Hoven High School - Greyhound Yearbook (Hoven, SD)

Text from Pages 1 - 138 of the 1953 volume:

1953 --3k f 10231111 nuff msn Cl QIQOQL fvolume lll CQ jl nmzmnrfl May tne theme, THE OPEN BOOK,gu1de THIS ENTERPRISE which is undertaken to help YOUTH see the meaning and importance of real FRIENDSHIP The world ln its present conflict must never lose sight of the fact that when men are frierds, justice is unnecessary but when men are Just, friendship is still a boon In the 'giving' of our FRIENDSHIP, we must realize that God does not need this gift, but that it is 'we' who need God's gift of friendship before we can exper ience our ne1ghbor's friendship Our friendship is guided by our character, and we must remember that character is similar to the aiming of a rifle 'it cannot shoot higher than it is aimed ' Upon you, the YOUTH of today, rests the successful aim of the future of all mankind Our true friendships are shortcuts which aid us as individuals to help us live our dedicated career True friendship involves gations, one will find that the detour is rougher than the highway of plain duty Let us all remember that our present day conflicts are man made, and that 'we' all have a unique part in making them better or worse Betterment will not come from the improvement of only a few, but must involve all of us May our YOUTH of today not follow the adage of 'Let Joe Do It', for that is what 'Joe' has been doing, to us as adults Peace and friendship must go hand in hand We will never obtain the one without the other Our fervent prayer is but the repetition of the first wishes for it 'Peace on Parth to All Men of Good Will Peace and good will, like the open book, reflect the genuineness of their worth Superintendent R J Novak the necessity of AID TO OTHHRS. In dodging these obli- 'ir 'N55.g:? 6 0 C, hlrfrhnn The Greyhound Staff have dedicated this volume to Youth, aspiring to combine their talents and strength to make the future happier for everyone This book is so dedicated in the sincere trust, that in the youth of today may be anchored the hopes of tomorrow Our theme 'Life is like an open book , por trays a motto, which we feel should inspire the youth of today to think more clearly, to meditate more deeply, and to act more surely, so that each day they may improve the content of the 'open book.' GDHBII Bunk wise men conprehend, They see a life un'o1d aporove or condemn Some who observe men's works trroughout the whole da ay read and draw inspiration from their work or their play The youth who knows, in life there's work and some Joy Will struggle oerseveringly his talents to emplo Good work he does, and then the echo fairly sings 'Oh, God directs, I follow His way, to do things ' So make your life to read as does a good book, That God and men will be ed1'1ed as they look Since nen are judged by all their ords and deeds, T1fe's like s very good book, when uch good it breeds f I, X iii Y M - l , , 4 1 4 Q45 X 6 A so r J' L1fe's like an open book- '1 -- I Ya I 't y: I ' N WV -. Y I' h , we.. v H dn 5 wa Alma ill aim' On aalkoqlcuq 1 Ulillnnmg pfhcccunq., Hd kffumlleii we Hove wfellli ianzdsifbe Schoollqilbzffuii we SIHQMHU clheruslbf Hong G? svn mwaggs S n uve., 1141 1 Hmm ngfanfi in zgman Ymqgih ua mam u om we hmm liumllfzead nw wanna S Mila gum 'N OVGI 2 u-QU1 dm au COlJ6?l32. 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Greg b0w2d ,Sfaff Kl'1r,.:'x Theresa Engel ASSOCIATE EDITOR Ralph Wheeler ART EDITOR 1-I Donald Wald an Juanita Hartung EDITOR TYPIST sd if L Leland Jost BUSINESS MANAGER Q?-f 2 Alice Bausch SPORTS EDITOR Gre ,516 Back row, left to right, Raymond Sautner, Lloyd Rausch, Dualne Roesoh Theresa Engel, Donald Waldman, Alice Bausch, Norman Simon, Leland Jost, Robert Rader Eugene Schaefer Seated, left to right, Juanita Hartung, Mary Ann Brehmer, Ralph Wheeler, and Ronald Litzen 3 V I N J aff at ' st .L X -ar' . ' 'X fl aa 'l ' 'Q' lvl . , in - f I I . 7 A. V' 2.1 X- -vs ' K ' if W . if 1 D .-'O R v' 'V D.. I q , , C 1 Al I if 1 I 13 ' '- . 24 - I I I . , . ' x I 1 irminisltrnhnn 165 luke an open book wise men comprehend The see Cl In e 'un old approve or condemn ome who observe mens works 'mroughouf The whol da Mag read and draw nnspnrahon from Then' work or 'Hfew plug .BH ,gi v lf. orgy: .:,. e 1 J. af' . Mx i b o' y ,,-1, fl' wa ' 24 'f F 5 S ' e 3, HR R J NOVAK,B A D 0 BECYSB Superintendent and Coach Social Sciences and Coach Biology and Athletics Northern State Teachers College Yankton College Aberdeen, South Dakota Yankton, South Dakota Graduate Work U of S D ,Vermillion SISTER H EUPHROSINE, O S B , B S Chemistry and Mathematics Creighton University Omaha, Nebraska SISTER!! AHICA, OSB,BFA,MM Music and Speech SISTER M HARCELLA, O S B , B A U of S D ,Vermillion Social Sciences and English Catholic University of America Marymount College Washington, D C Salina, Kansas Y 1 MR. LEO ARNTZ, B. S. HB. ERNEST WINGEN, B. S. Comercial and Band Agricultural Education N.S.T.C. Aberdeen So. Dak. South Dakota State College Graduate Work Brookings , South Dakota C.S.C.E. Greeley, Colorado U. of S. D. ,Vermillion , , , , , HR. . . . A. , 1 A. l C O O O S hoo e I1on,m r rf' Our: Relsgnom frl'151?LlCT6l 5 v H6 ma evffarllussarls e, n 6 Our' ,School Boa:-cl oft to right, Mrs.Gabr1e1son-Clerkg Mr.Jan1s, Mr.Cu111ng, and Mr. ausch -School Bo d Membersg Mr. Eeringer-Treasurerg Mr, Herioks- , ar 1 Board Member 5 Mrs. Goeb,1-President. -vi.-sfq,x,,5,q,,s, amor' o 'Q QR fI1eVfPQLdolph,HansefL During e pcs.-EJ' our and a hal ears QF'a'l'her uclolph. as e 5 o Teache sp Tia! d red' 'Vo The ajo fg f hugh school sfd rii'-5 hsolve we beseech ee, O Lord The soul of jhzj ser'vanT!clepaa-'Vzd fafhec ,Rudolph 'fhciff being dead To 'lhls world be mag Inve'lb ee and wlmfever sns h mag have Commlffed Il1'l'HlS ll e15rouqh human Yrcung do 'fhou,ofl 1,5 mosff n1ercl ul goodness orgnve jhrougll Q-jesus Chrnsf Daw Lord flmen, Efevnal ve5'l' grarff LITITO ham Olsorcl and IQT The, JI, Perpefual llglil' shane l upon. hom mag he reef IO. peace Qflmelie ' 5 9 Q YL 0 . 5 X 'Q I , 3 6 o 5 j - fn P P Q vv grziji I rn 7 ryas wellas i 5 iri i or, 777.14 Lia ANN ,J o flu e . A A. A,,!1l.A- A, ,G , ,IIB , 7 , , . . ' I5 , 5 Q , ' jj , 'V . 5 ' ' I fvfsgrsqrxt Q' 'Q xg uv . fmff. . dl' PRESIDENT Leland Jost SECRETARY TREASURER Alice Bausch FACULTY SPONSOR Super Lntendent Novak VICE PRESIDENT Donald Waldman C' ,YQ 69 na Standing Leland Jost, 09 Mike Simon, Leo Artz, Don O0 ald Waldman, John Peters Seated Alice Bausch, Superintendent Novak, Helen Huber 'S fps lass 1:5 f The goum who knows, m. In e mares work and aomecjo JF I I ' 6112.9 a.ea?QSize2sgQg Good work he does, and 'Niall 'Hia echo falrl snug O God dn'e,c'l?,, o ow 7 , ,Has Wag, 16 do Tliangs. Q Q v 905, J, ll or Cx :V A 5 J W p 1' .A O15 V I XX NN 1 1 Dk .7 'G X 1 t xv j , E . F 52 3 o 4 y , X ff ,,,.nf'W A V , 1 A X . ,sig Q' , f . 3 W II , 5 O 0 IQ ' J ll 7 , F . 7 N Sensor Dngnflfj N LBO JOHN KRTZ 'P e N 'N ver speak sense when nonsense will answer the purpose as well ' Boys Chorus l 2 3 Basketball 1, Ch erleader 2 Boys state Candidate 3, Stud nt Council Pr ident Candidate 3, Stage Man ae r of Class Play 3 Religion 1 2 3 M High score in aptitude t st MIRV ANA Bi HVLX Tlokey' 'Life is easy, smooth, and slow, do what com s and 1 t the rest go ' Chearl ader 1 Girls Chorus l 2 3 U, Mixed Chorus 1 2 3 Band 1 2 3 4, Candidate for Cheerleader 2, Class Play 3 Queen Candidate 2 U, Religion 1 9 3 4 Purple and Grey 3 4 TH.RRSA ENGEL Terri' 'Don't be 3 Don't be just be natural ' Girls Chorus l 2 3 Band l 2 3 M Librarian 3, Class Play 3 D A R Rep resentatlve, Religion 1 9 3 4, Hom Ec Vice President 4 Purple and Grey 3-4 soul Chorus 1 9 3 M Basketball 1 2, Football 1 2 3 U Baseball 2 Octet 2 3 L+, Vocal Solo 2 3 Lv, Religion 2 3 L+, Mixed Chorus l 2 3 M QLLQE RAUSCH 'Tiny' Looks pious, but looks are deceiving Girls chorus l 4 Que n Candidate l U Sec Treas 2 Chorus Accompanlst 2 3 4 Sec 4, Class Play 3, Cheerl ad r 3 Girls Stater 3 Treas of Student Council 3 U, President 4, Home Pc P es 3 M Religion l 9 3 M Purple and Grey 3 U, Greyhound Q JUQQITA HARTUNG 'Nita' Her mind is here, but her heart is else where Girls Chorus l 2 3 U, Mixed Chorus 1 9 3 4, Beg1nner's Band 1 Part Tim Office Girl 3 U, Class Play 3, Candidate for Girls State 3 School Que n 4, Treas 4, Home Ee Sec and Treas U, Religion l 2 3 U Purple and Grey 3 4 Greyhound U GLADYS GABRIEL 'Corky' Quiet? You should know her better Class Play 3, Girls Chorus 3, Mixed Chorus 3 U, Religion 3 M ARLAN KORHN 'Arlle' 'People have died from hard study I feel I shall llv a long time ' Boxing 1 2 3 Football l 2 3 M Basketball l 2, Track 1, Mixed Chorus 1 2, Boys Chorus 1 2, Religion 1 9 3 U Base ball 2, Class Play 3 O Q 0 - 1 -' e, 'ee'- e 1 , - . C . - . . - - , , e , ' , e es . - .ae 1 ' -1 ' ' 1 ' 9 0 ' W . 3 ' ', -U -I 1 ,e e - . , e , , - - - ' ' 1 ' ' - -ff J 9 , ' .1 '-.' , f . : -n - .li-AT 11... I I ' N ' J ' ' ' 9 r '- - ' -2- - e . , . ALFRED REUE3-'Al'-His voice is the outlet for the music in his - 1-' ' 1 ' ' n 1 - D - - Q- a 1 -1 1 M - - 1 . , e e , . J , . - - . r,.. - , --- - , 0 - -' - --4' 1 1 , D - -W 9 .2 - 3 -n I a Q Q 1 s 5 - ' , - - - , M N 9 , 9 - - - - - ' ! I -h A - , ,H, , , - flrsffageso The Open ook Xi 5 1' 5 ,414 'Tinny 'Terri 'Nita A1 'Bob .'Gorky .'RBY N Lee Bob 'Arlie' 'Ronnie' 'Freddie' .'Don .'T1cky I J I 5 its 3 ls. FX . I , . E ,A -1-. all .- ,,,,..- M . K ' K Q . ee - k - 1 . lj Q JT 'i I 1u-i:.. ' it I Q.: ' Xe 'fy 1 ------- . Q 2 - ,Z I 1 . wg , 1 Q 7 6 I 1 s R i I0 - 1, ' 8'l I 2. I 9.l I i 3- 10. Qi' U-' 4 11. 5. ' 12. . 6 ' 13 I 4: lu I 43eniorDigni1Z, N LLOYD RAUSCH-'W1cky'-'Quest1ons? No, the answers bother me. Band 1 2, chorus 1 Basketball 1 P 3 L+ BOX?-T18 1 2. Religion 1 2 3 4 Purple and Grey 3 4 HARLAN RAUSCH 'Little Willie Happy am I from care I am free why aren't all content d like me?' Band 1 2 3 4, Class Pres 1 Vice President 4 Boys and Mixed Chorus 1 3 3 U Basketball 1 3 5 Boxing Why aren't all content d lik me?' Band 1 2 3 U, Class Pres 1, Vice President N Boys an Mixed Cho us l 2 Basketball 1 3 U Boxing 2 3, R ligion l 2 3 4, Class Play 3 Boys Octet 3 M, Vice President of F F Au 3, Student Council Representative U Marshall M, Purple an Grey ROBERT RADER Bob' 'Minds are like hors s One must ex rcise them if one wants to keep them in working order ' Marshall Candidate 1, Foot ball 1 3 3 4, Basketball, l 2 3 4, Class President 2, Religion 1 2 3 U Purple and Gr y 3 Q HOBERT WFNDLING 'Bob' 'Try to argue if you can I can beat an man ' Boys and Mixed Chorus 1 3, Football l 2 3 U Basketball 1 2 3 M Marshall Candidate 2, Vocal Solo, 2 3, Religion l 2 3 4 Operetta 3 DUAIN ROESCH 'Freddy' They say h was once caught studv1ng ' Class Play 3, Secretary and Treasurer 3 Mix d and Boys Chorus 3 U Boys Octet 3 A RQYMOND SQUTNER 'Bay' He depends unon his own mind It means success Football l 2 3 U, Basketball l 2 3, Class Play 3 Religion 2 FUGFN5 SCHAEFER 'Gene' A bashful boy of F F A He'll be a farmer someday Boys and Mixed Chorus 1 2, Bask tball 1 2, Religion 1 2 3-4 Stag Manager of Class Play 3 DONXLD WALDMAN 'Don' Intelligence is not his only Qualification, he does ev rything will Class Play 3 Vice Pres of Student Council 3 U Bask tball 3 4, Student Governm nt Day C19PK 3 Fssay Contest Winner 3 Religion 2 3 4, Orlglnal Oration on the Constltutlon U Purple an Grey 3 Q, Greyhound Staff 4 LFLAND JOST 'Le ' 'Wise direction is half th job, but one must also take dir etion ' Boys and Mixed Chorus l 2 3 4, Bask tball l 2 3 4 Band 1, utld n Council H o 2, Leclamation 2 3 Boys State Repr senta t ve 3, Student Body Pr s N F F A Sec 3 Clase Play 3, Student Pro Jr yhound Staff Q dxLPH VHP LER 'Pete' Aft r four y ars of faithful se vlo I'm la d off ' Class Vice Pr sident l 3 i liglon 1 2 3 U, F F A 3 port r 3 Band l 2 3 U Committee Chairman at School l ctlon U, Purple and Grey 3 4 Greyholrd Staff 4 RONALD LITAEI 'donnie' He shift d his brain into n utral and let his tongu rattl sand l 2 3 4 Football l 2 3 A Basketball 2 , ck l , Boxing l 9 llaion 9 U Class Pla 3 Class President 4, Purol an Jr y 3 mod xN SI CN 'Suede' 'Don t ay Vol ag e with When oeopl N h m I P st N on V X a.d Boys Chorus 9 k toa l nov l C a ex 121 n 1 9 3 b, Purble an Gr y 3 M - , -,,- - , ' ' ' 1 ' o - . rv- -- , ' V I e , J - - - - f , 1 . . ---. - , -2- - , , e e - - - . , d - r - -3-U, - -2- - , - Q g - , Q - -f -- P v .-. . 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U1 ed ,n. , 1-B-3, Bas e ' L 2, ' .ing 2-3, 31 ss Pl.j 3, iel f 3, --- - , , d .3 1 Nudes HI I ldmq fu de nf COUIYCI C ass O lice I' qiln frajm,fOv5 Rona' CL Wien Na, aku o,..Q'lass 351:-tnrg Just think, four short years ago, we, the 'Dignified Seniors' of '53 were shy, green freshmen The twenty one members of our class became students of Hoven High by con senting to an initiation, which was imposed upon us by the Seniors During our first year at Hoven High the following students held offices President, Harlan Rausch Vice President, Ralph Wheeler, Secretary and Trea surer, JoAnn Kaup Our Class Sponser was Mr Edwin Kaufman Our Sophmore year started with nineteen members Catherine Illies and Maurice Hettick dropped out The officers were as follows President, Robert Class Representative, Leland Jost This year we were under the capable lead ershlp of Mr Richard Fadgen At last as upper classmen, we reached our Junior year with twentyone mem- bers Donald Waldman, and Gladys Gabriel joined our ranks from Onaka, and Duaine Roesch from Gettysburg Under the leadership of Sister M Marcella we presented the class play 'Under Twenty', which was a grand success The Junior Senior Prom, also under direction of Sister Marcella, turned out scenic picture, by using 'April Showers' as a theme Class Officers were President, Alice Rausch Vice President, Ralph wheel er,Secretary and Treasurer, Duaine Roesch Class Representative, Alfred Heuer Now right look back over honors won in presented, the back to the present with twenty one 'Dignified Seniors' As we the four years, we see and remember well our scholastic honors, music and declamation Then there is the Senior play which we eyhound, and the Purple and Grey paper which we published This year, Queen Juanita Hartung and Marshall Harlan Bausch, reigned over Pixy Day festivals Leland Jost, as Student Body President, directed all Our Class officers were President Ronald Litzen Vice President, Harlan Rausch Secretary, Alice Rausch Treasurer, Juanita Hartung, Student Council Representative, Leo John Artz In the name of the Senior Class of '53, we would like to express our sin cere thanks to Mr Novak for his guidance through our High School days They shall always be treasured memories Class Colors ., urple and Greg Class lowerw M7b.i'E 11 Moffoa on nobis, sed omni us. Sf Qox' ouvoeXoe,e,xe6fV Sox' AX. -0 e 'l , . ,,rSL Rader, Vice President, Robert Wendlingg Secretary and Treasurer, Alice Rauschg Gr . . I' I I S Q wa gov Lo? R Ralph beelef figgfgqbr 'ww CSQEH9 GSCQ E jus? ' T ber ab g 'HQ Tv eq ro W C Gm 'el N 6 V , 595' U 113111 aah Ezsfamznt K We, the Senior Class of 1953, of Hoven High School, being sound of mind, memory, and understanding, hereby make and publish this, our last will and testment To the Freshmen we bequeath our ambition to finish school On the Sopmomores we bestowe the privilege to obtain all the knowledge not accumulated by us To our successors, the Juniors, we leave our sponser, Mr Novak RAYMOND SAUTNER wills his football ability to Raymond Kraft, and his height to Raymond Hoffert NORMAN SIMON leaves his studious enthusiasm to Jerry Faas, and his assembly neighbor to George Rausoh LLOYD RAUSCH bequeaths his musical talent to Virginia Klein and his ways of getting in and out of trouble to Daniel Beringer FARLAN RAUSCH gives his good naturedness to Bonnie Kaup, and his position in the band to his brother, Darrel DUAINE ROESCH bestowes his red hair to Betty Lou Simon, and his mis chievous habits to Darlene Gutenkauf RONALD LITZEN wills his large feet to Eileen Tuscherer, and his way with girls to Den is Rausch RALPH WHEELER gives his short hair cut to Helen Huber and his waist line to Yvonne Dels ROBERT WENDLING wills his football ability, as well as his trouble with girls to Richard Goebel LELAND JOST gives his ability to get along with the teachers to Larry ALICE RAUSCH bestowes her ability to play the piano to her sister , Agnes, and her slim walstline to Dorothy Minnerath DONALD WALDMAN bequeaths his knowledge to Tommy Gross, and his job as editor of the school paper to Valerian Goetz ALFRED REUER leaves his musical talent to Jay Duenwald and his glasses to Donald Meyer ARLAN KOEHN wills his freckles to Jo Ruzsa, and his willingness t stay home evenings to Darlene Kaup THERESA ENGEL bestowes her height on Eileen Fix and her aquanlmlty on Clifford Wendllng EUGENE SCRAEFER leaves his bookkeeping ability to Alice Sautner an his wavy? hair to Mike Simon JUANITA HARTUNG gives her job as office secretary to Mickey Hoven, an her curly hair to Evelina Lesmeister ROBERT RADER wills his athletic ability to Clifford Wendling, and his quietness in the assembly to Milton Weber GLADYS GABRIEL bestowes her studious habits to Vern Goetz and her fountain pen to Norva Snow MARY ANN BREHMER wills her dark hair to Leila Jost, and her height to Mary Bertha LEO JOHN ARTZ leaves his study habits to Ray Van Hell, and his innocent demeanor to Roger Edrlch To future students of our Alma Mater we bequeath our buoyant spirits, and our ability to ward off the dangers of inertia u Splndler, and his place in the assembly to just anyone. o . on E d 9 Q ' d HB6 B YW ogolin fb' eu 6 Q! Rqbmgna li YJ' Qifik N Class Probecg N 1973 finds Ronald Lltzen boarding a plane for New Yolk City donnie just finished a movie, Mr, Qgggn from Mags, which was directed by Donald O'Conno in th Los Angeles Qpen A1r As he entered the plane he observed a familiar face directly in front of him It was Dualne Roesch, who said his best race horse,'Red Stallion, had just defeated the world famous nLady Rsther ' Duaine was coming from Las Vegas where he had visited an old classmate, Alfred Reuer, who was singing at the Vacombo Deciding to see all their old classmates, they made their first stop t wash1ngton,D C , where they vlsited Chief Justice Robert Rader Continuing on their way, the next stop was New York, Here Ronnie made a personal appearence Lunch was served by Ralph Wheeler, owner of the famous Rainbow Dance Club Mary Ann Brehmer was the featured dancer In the course of the dinner in walked Leland Jost, five star general, who was recently appointed head of the North Atlantic Pact Army Leland was very glad to see his former classmates and said that Alice Rausch, his present secretary, was running for Senator from South Dakota As they were l aving, one of the latest car models, the Wendster, drove p Bob wendling was recognized as the driver and inventor Now on their last lap to Hoven, Ronnie and Duaine boarded nThe Hoveniten, one of the famous plane models of Hoven New York Air Lines, owned and oper when Ronnie picked up a newspaper beside him, the headlin s stared him in the eyes 'Donald Waldman,Famed Scientist, Wins Nobel Prize Don had converted the use of atomic energy to a new peace time production, an out right cure for cancer On the television screen in the plane was an important court procedure, 'Harlan Rausch verses Lloyd Rausch ' It seems th re was some kind of dis turbance over whose prize pig should have taken first place at the Kansas City Pig Festival The judge presiding was Theresa Engel, th now famous Kansas City Judge The trial was sponsored by Koehn Schaefer Nanufactur ers of Super Dooper Sausages Arriving in Hoven, their first stop was to see Leo John Artz, who was operating his own television station On visiting their old Alma Mater, they were welcomed by Superintendent Norman Simon From him they learned of two other classmates who were also teaching at Hoven High Juanita Hartung was the very successful Home Making teacher, while Gladys Gabriel was coaching girls in Physical Hducation Like all Superlntendents, Norman ent rtalned Ronnie and Duaine at din ner, and saw them back to the air base where they again enjoyed the com forts of the Hov n Lew York Air Lines ' . H , 1 , I . v Q , . . - . I , , A , 5 0 . a e , u . , . ated by Raymond Sautner. ' , , s e ll 9 C K e . . , Q - . . e ' o U , 9 , . . - A -I , , , -4 , . , ., , 1.,4A,fi'10 cf 200 Qcf X' 4,kfL,,,-rf A1-,0 YYll0C'4 by ,,4fVz,0f'A' JL rrL,CLf 5 4 A Q! ocfvfkf A mba Fiwflffff www rw jg-04 Aj y,L,Cwfl V ' f . 4:.lCfL ' 'A' 1 K . l ff! R' ., ,7 f , I ,1,!, f V . , , 5- K1 1 J F if ri 0 ' ww, A x K fi? 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A fl', J' nv- G wi v U Qs' a'4 Nd Ili J My Q nglinmn cj First row,left to right, Betty Simon, Juana Heber, Alayne Spindler Norva Snow, Agnes Rausoh, Mary Fix, Yvonne Goetz, Helen Huber, Mary Bertha Middle row Ga le Wendling Loretta Hartung Jeanette Schmidt, Donna Mae ferte , Jay Duenwald, Jerry Faae, ae e , , visor, 4r Wingen mop row Rita Herioks, Alice Van fell Alice Sautner Vary Schaefer, Rol land Deuer ,Robert Vey r Roger fdrich Harvey Kneoht Donald Wyler, Kenneth Schulte and George Rau on .gf ,Q 1 Q' G4 vomze Qqara L fv- ' 4 ahve, A N elenk ucma Weber Huber 53 Q . Sw 5' g P 1 I 5 i 4 lyl It I - A i A V 4 - I ll 1 jfgi f ' 5 1 M 5 , E . L i A l y NI I I., ,S J ,k W.1bel Leland stotz and Class Ad- A., , .. D , , l. , 1. , .' . . . , . S L. 15 A - 1'0- 4 Wa- N h ,-. r - o E 9 'Y' 0 . , .1 ,Nu any f J L Llfmw . W 'A '9 f in ' ' . fri, Q , B A N: 1 lj! Qfuil V i 3 jf rfcjlimun First row,left to right, Betty Timp, Eileen Tuscherer, Yvonne Deis, Ei leen Fix, Bonita Kaup, Oleatha Hawkinson, Marlyn Schmidt and Vivian Kosters Second row,Class Adv1sor,Mr Beck, Raymond Kraft, Milton Weber, Tommy Gross, John Peters, Richard Goebel, Marcelllne McGrath, Annette Meyer,and Jerry Koehn Third row, Betty Schmidt, Marilyn Raba, Gloria Reding, Arlyce Waldman, Anna Marie Rausch, Josephine Ruzsa, Evelina Lesmelster, Ruby Kaup, Darlene Gutenkauf, Janice Stotz, and Eleanor Bausch Fourth row, Arnold Lunders, Daniel Beringer, Darrell Rausch, Larry Sch midt, Clifford Wendling, Ronald Krier, Dennis Bausch, Mary Hartung, Leila Jost, and Juanita Anspach This NY Q IX. QL, C S L Q 11gs,1cG.12T l'C5115.L.lJ'Gl' 90-se me, Lei la Ruzsa SOSY fre' si do Vljr FLepre5ea2TtaTive ,001 H611 Weber gbohn Pelirs 'fe A -0- 'F 3 F, 5 ff, .,, .4,5:.'5'v . it .. , if I s 3 f L1 . xx . l . s 1- 'vel , t F s 4, 'Q 6 11 A ' H L 1 ' X ' Q0 1-J. 2 Y - V V' T ' It fbookkef: Erlglliall IV Ma K Q3 ap pl uoaifons POSl1TOI16 ll-- ' I I 9 -Q.. ,Slwr-Thand ns eagg YOU LL REALLY LAUGH WHEN WE FINISH THIS EX PERIHENT MAKING NITHOUS OXIDE 4 laughing gas? Chemlsw General Science- WE CAN PROVE THAT AIR HAS WEIGHT AND EXBRTS PRESSURE. 1 a 1 d ww' L 1-D -is ef SENIORS GIVE A PANEL WE HELP FRAME OUR SCHOOL POLICIES X74 ,N K , j 1 ,. K First row Ronald Litzen Ralph Wheeler, Duaine Roesch, Leland Jost, Har lan Rausch, Vern Goetz, Advisor, Mr Wingen Second row, Raymond Kraft John Peters Tommy Gross Clifford Wendlin Ronald Krier, Larry Schmidt, Holland Reuer, Darrell Rausch, Harvey Knecht, George Bausch, Jay Duenwald Bernard Herman, Ray Van Well, Leland Stotz Third row, Jerry Koehn, Arnold Lunders, Jack Weibel, Milton Weber, Rich ard Goebel, Kenneth Schulte, Donald Myler, Arlen Koehn, Eugene Schaefer, Daniel Berlnger, Bob Tuseherer Fourth row, Dennis Rausch, Robert Meyer, Jerry Hawkinson, Lloyd Bausch, Norman Simon, Roman Brenner, Robert Wendling, Mike Simon, Dean Stotz, Alfred Heuer, Larry Spindler, and Valerian Goetz -1-I J 0 Q ' I '. l . I gf I 0 N A I ,Q . , X ,, , .L ' .CSX , X x . - - ' v 5 355 , ik, ' I as A ,Q M ., X l 6, k 5 I 1 Q T' Ps To rlgnt ROBERT AEYER repairing his ford To left: ARNOLD LUNDERS- building an end table Above BOB WVNDLING and HARLAN RAUSCH working Bob's end table xiu -Qshx Above DEAN SWCTZ WELDING in an effic 16Ft MBHHSP Q B on ,g Pictured above The Library Club at a luncheon Yvonne Goetz, Vivian Kosters, Agnes Bausch, Donna Mae Mertes, Doris Schaefer, Chairman Alayne Splndler, Theresa Engel Betty Bausch, Donna Kaup, Roselyn Duenwald, Gavle Wend ling and Eileen Beltelspacher Not pictured, Mickey Hoven and Marilyn Baba To the left a display of tex tile painting by the Senior Home Making Class Below The Junior Home Making Class baking apple ples . - , N .f Engl l5,2 S1iden'li dl mmmg English I wrnffng 'nizemea U S HlS16Pg sfucfgnng I Q o . ' 'nt l l , .. 2 V ' , ' ' L, Y -. J fb - I O X 9 O . A 14 . 1 A , . hi 4, p' I . - x 4' ft -4 L f Eg 3 L K A 4 4 ffl ' 'I .A H N-,H A ,X 2' x X , X I I I ,.4 Q 7 0 O O i Wx Hlge bm f r onom.e'l?g ,S barks U 5 G'overr1rnerfl' rev I ew id' lawn 6 5 Qu ng, VH!! ' f s x Vj' x Xpiffiz I 'A X' 53 y7 ' fff in X - X - . I 'I ! j U Y 41: ,V Li :ff I f .M ,' ff T? :Q 2: T19 , , X q N I-If - - - I Q a j 'TERM' THE CLARINET QUARTET from left THF BRASS QUARTET from left to to right Mary Bertha, Alayne right, Milton Weber baritone, Spindler and Agnes Bausch Not Juana Weber French Horn, Annette pictured is Donna Mae Mertes Meyer Cornet, an Virginia Klein Cornet Skt? PQI? 4. Sensor Clase ,Play ,Dad pl G,l5B'5 ,C'1o'U5er5 pickles The fm Casf .Select ng The plarj as Tlie, 'mln Q f Back row, left to right, Alfred Reu r, Leland Jost, Raymond Sautner, Ronald Litzen, Robert Wendling, Duaine Roesch, Robert Rader, Donald Waldman, Norman Simon Middle row, Leo John Artz, Arlan Koehn, Ralph Wheeler, Lloyd Rausch, Harlan Bausch Front row, Juanita Hartung, Gladys Gabriel, Alice Rausch, Theresa Engel, Vary Ann Brehmer, and Mr Novak, Director -. I x . 4 n o 0 - '. d '4' - II , v ' . 1 I J ly .. ' , 2 1 A ii 'P 1 0 X, .I , . Rr v , 'fl . I7 . Q 'I , J 5 5 f V . in Q ,Q A 4 . l J-LImo5'l3Sun2men: Sumor Class Pl gf- W, ' Cl VL fig? F 2 4 I , li , fi. 5- n -, V , Aung' sb A , J 0 Qv Q 1 1: l x, ' 'A ,V 5 I W . I i f A A J-1' , Q 'X 1477- Q ,V ' 4 . A, f TV xx I S I . .A r :I Ji in : ' 5 4 ' if 1 3 N ' 67 lf wi 11:5 ,So make :jour Infe 16 read as does a good book fffzaf God cmd men wnll b edu ned as 'Meg look ,Since men are judged b H 'Hiear works an de ds e nfes ll e a verg good boo when much good FV breeds E At, if '3 ' Y ll'llfl'.. N. 5. Jw Q' ,o f, 1 ,Mun 7 o H , 6 f . . , ga . f 1- f 'k I K, lD1X9CQueen c5ClUl'llTCL Harfum marshal avian, l:Qalusc iii OD16C0 '7 585 II! :.jZ1a '-ik L Zn prize Ul1lOl'5 CQCC loaf If prqze Oueeg 5 lm! SGQIOYS Kap Ass! 1375 P , a J' Za OI e.,-1' 1 Donald Meyer Ronan bert Tusoheror POUR!! u--Front nigh From Left to -J I Valerian Goetz Robert Rader Arlan Ioehn 01' BPGRII -3 Alfred Reuer Ronald Litzen Back Row lr Book Raymond Bautnor Coach Hr H J Novak Jerry Hawkinaon Robert Handling Larry Bpindler la If 'Xa 3'-1 1 mn' 'N E: 5 's T' in-Q L 7 wh We-9. '04, First row, left to right Robert Meyer, Robert Tuscherer, Gerald Gross, Manager-Harvey Reuer, Donald Meyer, Milton Weber, and Jerry Koehn Second row, Jerry Hawkineon, Larry Schmidt, Ronald Krler, Roman Brenner, Rolland Reuer, Jay Duenwald, Harlan Bausch Third rqw Mr Daniel Beck, Valerian Goetz, Arlan Koehn,Raymond Sautner, Alfred Reuer, Ronald Litzen, Robert Wendling, Larry Spindler, Robert Rader, and Coach, Mr Novak 'Uk 'issue Six BENIORB, Good men on the football team-,who will be missed next year: Robert Rader, Arlan Koehn, Lloyd Bausch, Ronald Litzen, Alfred Reuer, Robert Rader. The Hoven GREYHOUNDS finished the football season in a tie for second place in the Hiddenwood Conference Their five game winning streak was reversed by a strong Selby Six in the final game of the season C 0 R E B POLLOCK HERRIED JAVA BOWDLE BELBY INDIVIDUAL Robert Rader Robert Wendling Donald Meyer Arlan Koehn Roman Brenner Jerry Hawkinson S .......3 ......25 .... ....38 ROSCOE ....... 35 .......22 ........37 GIF rrfjfn if 1911 CD15 Dlennh the musical comedy in three acts, presented by the High School mixed chorus was enjoyed by the audience because of the lilting melodies, catchy rhythms woven around an interesting and intriguing plot Hans laier Louisa Captain Kinske Bumeke and Rumske J Jennison Jones Ilona Arthur Crefont June Pennington Jonas H Pennington Lady Vivian Delaney. CAST OF CHARACTERS Proprietor of the Wurtzelpracter Inn John Peters A waitress Agnes Bausch Chief of Detective Bureau of Vienna Leland Jost K1nsk1's faithful sleuths An advertising expert A Gypsy Girl A young American Artist An American heiress Proprietor of 'Peter Pipe A charming English widow r Pickles Harlan Bausch Jerry Hawklnson Jay Duenwald Virginia Klein Alfred Heuer Mary Schaefer Valerian Goetz Betty Rausch Jigo ........... . .... A Hungarian Gypsy..... . ...Donald Meyer In QHH Ihenn EI ,ff Mary Schaefer and Alfred Reuer Virginia Klein and Donald Meyer with the Qheen of the fairies lie 'Bo you defy me? The gypsy women tenlng while I tell her how she has must learn to obey ' filled my heart ' Betty Rausch Donna Mae Mertes, Mickey 'A Dreamy Sohemy Widow' Hoven. Virginia Klein 'You like the p1cture? Leland Jost and Agnes Rausoh ' rom Mister Kinski to his little sweetheart Louisa ' . 1' 3 1 . x A I a I ' ,. Lf 'E'5 v Betty Rausch, Valerian Goetz, and Vir ginia Klein Leland Jost And as Ilona's future father daughter 'You have insulted the lady you will I salute you. apologize or f1ght.' i 'tyixig 2 ' 1 is . 2 Y ' i'Q w?i 9 i 3 1: iii' ,, , ' 1 V ' , gg' A A 5' - , , if ? 1 . SQA 5 ' 3457 - , 5 ,,, . , ,., ,, A ,TA ' 4 -39 Y' it R 2 ' ? l ,A . 1 L 'i . t g V' .. ... , U , - 7 X g .L , X . I N 1 U , J L y It , A 1 fx' , W , . QF? F ze atli W ' ' X ' X ,heyy . Q V v 5 1 1 ' L 1 N Q? f- si - as 2 4 Q s, x x . I7 FA. PCll'eI1'Vx,S o n.. fanquef ff D QW jeadleg free DDC5 Guesf ,fb p ea kef 125 Cent r Superlntend nt Novak en1oy1ng Dr H adl y s sn To the right M and Mrs Willia Rausch Mr Rau ch gav the response R 0 ' K. , - , I t-- 'JF r I I w- I' A gf , if e I 'L f f - . 1 - - , e . - , . e e Ad,ch , . A . T. . .I S C P- Leland Jost, F F A President, Hoven Ronald Litzen, Vice President Mr Ernest Wingen, F F A Advisor, introducing Dr Headley at the F F A Banquet Mr Paul Bertha being awarded the -I Honorary Chapter Farmer Degree at the F F A Banquet Vern Goetz, Sentinel Ralph Wheeler Harlan Bausch Dualne Boesch Treasurer SSCPGUS-PY Reporter L, ' o' 9 at X if . 1 TQ!! . 0 . Y , v 4 Q . ,R itz I -i l if A f ,Y no 1 xv 4 .vjk 'iz RL N , Vt STUDENT COUNCIL AIDS SANTA 1 IX' firm- - .,....--. ..- . , ZH DOD PDU Odd QOH 3.21 GMM Q H 392 U a P 2 0 A Q SH a OH Hd Q9 AP DBL MD' LD 1-C HQ D U H H 14 MX H IM I 'OH HH A HO OMAO M 535 22pm Q wh H SI S s5mp hm Hb OH Qu S mv H MMD 0 ED mn M Z Q PQ 3 OE dw CDH QPU O0 OLH b M 1-C fl 0 H U 1-4 MOH P H MQ N IO M U M S O QH D H L M H H M I L5 bb Q0 O H T Z D D Q H H 5 M S SH OOH OQOSS O0 MQTZWQWWWEWZMM YS consisted ft t t an -,X ,J u m , E een F x, vonne e s, Eileen Tuscher r, 11 on Weber, Larry Schm , Jac afixxxh fg' ' uscherer, a Duenwa , Rob rt Mey r, Hit erick , ly Wa dman, ar yn c , Z7 e Ho , e M er, an ce o z, arl e enkau , M x, and Marcelline c ra ,A e r , left to ri : oselyn Duenwa d, Mar ert a, e u S mon, Ga e Win ng, '- ar ung, a Mari au c , roth Mlnner , ar an h, rry a lnson, ar n r, o ald eyer, Ro er Wen ing, Alfred Heuer, Helen Huber o Ann aup, eanet m t, vonn De s, Le l Jost, Evelina Leismeister, Norva Snow, Ruby Kaup, v an Kos ers ani a Ans a , Gloria e ing. 1rd row, eft to right, Juanita Hartung, Jo Ruzsa, Marilyn Haba, Mar ar , Mar c aefer, Be Rau.ch, Dar en Kau , 1 ginia leln, Ro and euer, Vale an oet , ona r er, Darrel Rausch, Vern Goetz, L lan ost, arvey Knecht, Dualne Roesch, Mike Simon, anie ringer, Dean Stotz, Alice Sautner, Doris Schae er, Alice an We , Donna Mae Nertes, Eilee 1 ,r, Ar ene autner, Agnes Rausch, Alayne Spindler, Eleanor Rausch, Donna Kaup an s -A1 . 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L Q -.g U Q U E m 0 i258EnDmS.DuB o o L Q L m 5 o LU74J 'E 0.5 sl h :S H S 0 E d.E 'D m m O o o L 5 G NEIL L 4+ ,Solo ISTS 'fy 506 N669 bi Left to right French Horn, Juana Weber, Trombone, Donald Meyer, Clarinet Trio, Mar Bertha, Alayne Spindler, and Agnes Bausch QP'-A 624 mx 9' Front row, left to rivht Roselvn Duenwald, V1r51n1a Klein, Mickey Hoven, Agnes Rausch,A1ayne aplndl r Juana Web r, Donald Meyer, Jay Duenwald, Jerry Hawxinson, and Alfr d Reuer Back row, left to right, Vary achaef r, Dorothy Minn rath, Darlene Kamp, Betty Hausch, Alice Van Jell, Jo Ann Ruzsa, Robert wendllng, Val rlan Goetz, Mike Simon, and Lar y opindl r O A syrta .I 5 I 5 5 .gn 1 Q fy Bri? , f X 'Qi E I I I I 9 ,A f l ' ' X2 Q if , f ff, l ' I Q c , , an fp 7 4 af i , D ,A , I n Left to right Virginia Klein, Mary Schaefer, Betty Rausch, Avnes Rausch Donald Meyer Valerian Goetz, Bob Wendling, Alfred Reuer, missing Acoomnanist Alice Rausch 'U able 11250 Left to right: Virginia Klein, Dorothy Mlnnerath, Mary Schaefer, Betty Rauech, Alice Van Well, Agnes Bausch, Alice Rausch, Mickey Hoven. Accompanist, Juana Weber Z' Q P X 9 U-ix yay QMQJ Q J A Q 939 WLSPMTMM V e f Q ' 4 JN f N X 3 i X w ' v xu 77-J 5'9110qI I c'lTo D, I952 Hoven Herried Cresbard Faulkton Pollock Cheyenne Java Hoven Invitational Tournament Glenham Faulkton Roscoe 53 ,Baeke'I'BalI Seasons, Gettvsburg Agar Lebanon Lebanon wakpala Faulkton Hosmer Cheyenne District Tournam Cheyenne 82 Total Poin I1 ts 2 Field Goals Free throws Players shot Made Brenner Jost L Lltzen A 144 M er, D. Ra er, R. O Hausch . Rausoh, L. Simon, M. 2 1 Tusoherer, . Wendl1ng4 R, shot 124 1 2 Made Z 1 l 202 24 Totals 1216 339 27.8 28 214 40,5 X i :E 5 3 ' 1x4 E2 X L X V Mx Q l . 1 ' 1 Q x . Q A f 1 As' 3 X Q X 7 3 Q Y 3 4 r ,ff I ' i 1 3 ' I ' 1 J f W 4 .2 ' , A I I , 3 4 H E 1 Opp- 29 Gettysburg 41 44 Lebanon 32 bo 36 53 A 50 35 50 46 41 35 23 32 65 56 52 61 37 36 51 50 48 64 38 43 31 36 58 48 30 38 44 35 25 e t 48 41 jj 12 8 87 F. G. F.T. Z 'r.P. , , R. 83 18 21 47 24 51 60 , . 61 11 18 43 17 39 39 , 1 . 49 34 40 32 35 ey 353 79 22 62 25 40 83 de 29 78 27 94 46 47 , H 10 2 20 9 5 55 9 1 O OO 2 1 50 1 6 98 37 3 53 40 9 R 4 2 50 3 1 33 5 2 , , , 2 9 N 2 7 22 , 12 , 2 18 6 5 P M Four faithful m mb PS of th 5 KILX POV? MAKING CLABS pr raring to s rv cane to th lo rs arf winn rs at thg basket ball za ' 7 j , . 5Vf4 m, ! 1' HH-'5 M r 1 I 7 mf iw gf IS -2. n f X Blue jilaukefvall egf 3 fx 1-I I Back row, left to right, Daniel Beringer, Larry ochmidt, Ronald Krier, Roger Udpich, G orge Rausch and Milton Weber Front row, left to right Arnold Lunders, Jerry Koehn, Raymond Hoffert, Harvey Knecht, Darrel Rausch, and Robert Meyer Hoven Gettysburg Gettysburg Lebanon Lebanon ,Scores Agar B B V Tourney Lebanon Gettysburg Ml 1952 fraclx The track squad participated in the following meets Redfield Relays , Aberd en delays, Hoven Invitational, Regional Meet at Mobrldg , and the State Track Meet at huron Ronald Lltzen, Eugene Simon, Henry walcman, Donald Koehn, Robert Tuscherer and Vern Goetz were awarded letters. The Major accomplishment of the season was the winning of the Mile Relay at the Regional Meet in Nobrldge. A 63:2 T e-5 ,r fpt' '-'--xxx f W nhd , 'U 9, 1? M T' S f ' al, X 4 A 'f v L T ' ., . 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U1 .... .24 ... .....3l Smdenf Governmenf Da 'Vx' I Y W'xff ' . 1noNA ,Q 1m A' lv 5 ' MQ C fl: xi: can Lzuzcns Patriots poster , by Mary Joan Titgen, was made in 1952 The middle poster, Political Anatomy, was made by Ralph Wheeler Elsie Jane Arbach made the Nationalist Poster in 1952 Patriotic and Natlonalists posters are in textile painting 'E Back row Donald Meyer Vayor, Vern Goetz Mar shall, Donald Waldman School Board, Ronald Litzen Firechlef, Alfred Reuer Justice of Peace Front row Raymond Kraft Street Commissioner, Mary Ber tha-Health Officer, Agnes Rausch Town Clerk, Alayne Spindler and Eleanor Bausch-Alderman, Juana Weber Town Treasurer. 1 'J 4 J J, n Q if ' ,f .0 3 4 W5 4, 11 1 1' , '- ,U 11 Q J 4 , MA 'mx 'ly 'Q' M , , il I 'V 1 If J , 'Ie V , L em . . J . J gs 4 -1 9 P r fr Hfoff ' f ' 4' ' ' of W an , . ,-,:!: ' t , , , 'L 21 , , B' . v, , 0 47 f f V J 'f ,J 'slr' ws? Q Y'9 -1 Q ll 5 - lx' 4 . f 3 'F s' ,, '-' '4 -- ., 5 .. H, If I . : 1 Y' 4 K ' 0 . I lb Nationalist Chairman Roman Brenner, Patriotic Chairman Ralph Wheeler, presenting the party platform before the Assembly, oresenting the party platform 5 .Ab Introducing the commltti-s and pointing out candidates for various offices -1- M -I Student Council President Leland Rob Ft C Gabrlelson, lOth District Jost announcing the results of Am I'1CaI11S'n Officer and Past Com the election mander of the John J Peters Post 159, Hov n I . A 4 x T r I I . .-.. 1 'f X . I 15 ' 1, -if e 'v : w I 1 V Ai ' ,,, '.,f 1 .- , ,. .. 5 ru. N' f r I sl E . . 9 . 9 . X, - . . , , 9 . 51,0110 Y' ,Semo r .B l1queT L le 1 'i i'+,,,4vf Lf-f' if if lVl0T5ersPre pave WL, Af I QBanqu6l'Dlm1en1 Sumor ,Sammi Prom, 'iw' Xxxx X -H-fW -Q. mafeu I2, V WUQQQQ-SFP dohn 9 Scanlon C113 ,Hardware Bankof j-foven. H I I VJ! 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