Hudson High School - Trojan Yearbook (Hudson, SD)

Text from Pages 1 - 106 of the 1951 volume:

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Mr. Pearson attended the Black Hills Teachers College, acquired the Bachelor of Arts degree at Northern State Teachers College, and will obtain his masters degree at the University of South Dakota this coming summer. He has taught at Freeman, became Superintendent at Northville and has been Superintendent of the Hudson School for the last three years. Mr. Pearson is a member of an educational fraternity, The Phi Delta Kappa. He is also active in the Boy Scouts of America. At present he is assistant scout master in Hudson. ,- ,-::- 1: ff,3V1:Y H. . gg. lu 1 N, -, .11 ...,.Q - y.n.,,4-51'::- '- LEW 'at :tr Y.,- K , !,.kQ. , lay.. ,,x'. f . L I -v1:H: ! f , 1 I fv.4 -. PM 1. -S 2 '..-3,-,j, F. is , -19 9 - .' ,Alek Q ,.fM1'- , uf 375' .k,..-A- 4 ' ' 1 -'I-'QP 1, -' Jlwlzurrwirrs, ,V 'k.ig'lE',2: A .M '!'lU'D-'Ii f- -K.:-1, ' 3'1rf 'f 5 M- ,V ,. .4 , 3: : f A iw Q L I., L1 f1Qf'w ' -' fwfggl. 43- Y. ,,,.1 V is- ' 5:39 V Q, , J., .J-.,.. .,--5 V' -Q 4 . 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Y to Vg F A C U L K ' Q C t 1 T Y ., Miss Lois Pierce ' English Social Science M Mathematics Mrs. Ita Loe Principal Mr. William Amacher Mrs. Helen Ray MP- Charles Roberts 7th and Sth Science Home Economlcs Music and History Biology Athletic Director 9 Mr. Ed Renass Agriculture Economics 7 Mr. W. E. Derr Commercial 7th English Annual Advisor QF Miss Lucille Nelson Miss Gladys Johnson Miss Betty Petegson 3rd and hth grade Sth and 6th Grades lst and 2nd gra es S an l n'tss I , A - i L , V I f?i? I 1 d Mrs. L. Marshall gzstggigny pon Lunch Room Hostesns 1 M3 iw 1 f af' if GM S E N I O R S .QA 1 uwlly, S -.s William F. Vogelzang ' Gerald E, Krause Glenn W. Larson Clara A. Hazel 41.15 57. .sv ,ae w fnri? w - 1 if V -s -J ,Q 5+ - Q9'Mil',7 Q fn. , K , ,Ax ,uf 1- LH' nz .V 'rj A ,. 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L 1:5 - ' 1? -N 2.55 ' 4 1 l 3 A 1 .r On Sept. 3, l9h7 nine girls and thirteen boys cane into the Hudson High School as Freshies. They were Petty Duncan, Clara Hazel, Hilma Kruse, Mary hells, Romona Wood, Shirley Jonealboris Fowles, Alyce Batchelder, Sharon Wegner, The boys were Darrell Fowler, Gerald Krause, Glenn Larson, Eugene Johnson, Gerald Toft, James Roti, Roger Miller, Merle Eli, Frank Myers, Royce Miller, William Voselzang, Norman Anderberg, and Richard Wold. In Jan. of our Freshman year Delores McNeil and Robert Richter joined our class. A When we beaan our sonhomore year we added to our enrollment Eleanor Vipond, and Nyle Groth while Merle Eli strayed away to Calif. during the summer and Alyce Batchelder to Hawarden. When we began our junior year we lost Funere Johnson, Mary Wells, and James Roti to Canton Hieh School, Pohert Richter to 4 working on the farm, Richard Wold to workine in the Smith Fleet, and Pyle Groth to Arizonia. The summer tetwecn our junior and senior year Dolores McNeil went wmndcrinq off to Fort Dodqe, Iowa. Outstanding events during our senior year were freshren Initiation, Going to Sioux City to have our pictures taken, and Homeconimg, at which Clara Hazel was Queen and Sharon Leqncr and Shirley Jones were Senior Attendants, Skip Lay, Career Day, Class Play, out of our class four students went to Sioux Falls to take an University Test they were Clara Hazel, Frand Myers, Shirley Jones, and Hoyce Miller. In Declam Frank Myers took superior in the state. Baccalaureate Services were held Sunday, May 20, and Commencement Thursday evening, May Zh, The Class colors that were chosen were red and grayg the class flower a red rose. Our Motto: It Matters Not How Long We Live, But How GERALD'KRAUSE Class Offices, Band l,2,3,L Student Council Vocal M Declam. l,2,3 M Annual Staff It P+ in Royce Miller Class Ofpicer 3 Band l 2,3,h Vocal L Annual Staff M Mixed Chorus M Class Play 3,h Mixed Chorus 2,3,h Basketball M Class Play 3,h Pen Band 3 Baskethall 1,2, L, Football l,2,3, H.Club 3,h Pen Band l,2, For Pncwledee too, is itself an power. Men, willinqly believe what they wish. FRANK MYERS Football 1,2,3,M. Basketball l,2,3,M Declam l,2,3,M One Act Play 2,3,M Class Officer 3 Vocal M Mixed Chorus 2,3,M Band l,2,3,M Boys' State 3 Class Play 3,M Annual Staff M H. Club l,2,3,M Work fascinates me, I could sit and watch it for hours. GERALD TOFT Class Officer l Band l,2,3,M Annual Staff M Class Play 3 ' Class Play Mgr. M Basketball l,2,3,M Football ?,3,M H. Club M Accidents will occur in the best regulated famil- ies. ROGER MILLER Class Officer l Vocal M Declam l Annual Staff M Mixed Chorus M Class Play 3 Class Play Ass. M Basketball l,2, ,M Football 1?2,3, H. Club 3,4 The best eraser in the world is a good night's sleep. CARL HOLLQUIST Vocal M Annual Staff M Mixed Chorus M Class Play 3 Football 3 Die young and have a beautiful corps. DARRELL'FOWLER Band 2,3,M Pep Band 3 Vocal M Annual Staff M Mixed Chorus 2,3,M Class Play 3,M One Act Play 3 Don't have to pay me to be good, I'm good for nothing. WILLIAM VOGELZANG Class Officer l,3,M Student Council 2 Vocal M Annual Staff M Mixed Chorus 2,3 Class Play 3,M Basketball 1,2, ,M Football l,2,3, H. Club 2,3,M Some folks do all their loafing at one time, but I do mine as I go along, GLENN LARSON Class Officer 2,M Student Council l,M Annual Staff M Mixed Chorus Class Play 3, Basketball l,2, ,M Football l,2,3, H. Club 1,2,3,M A woman is the only thing I am afraid of that I know won't hurt me. NORMAN ANDERBERG Band l Vocal M Annual Staff M Mixed Chorus 2,3,M Class Play 3 Class Play Adv. Mgr. M The trouble with going to school on time is that it makes the day so long, ,T I 2141! .va T133 -,ii -,. . , zqf- J, Ai 1 -A, V- nr ,,-,x i,. e. r .P ,-gl . r' fn .VM ' v ? Ji 1. 1: ff L+ hull, M :,,. K , Q? ,. . wx .u-ps-D A .-r,-1 , Q. . .L L '-.2 .Q f Q ff ', x. -in mf--,,' fr H: V. F, ir ' gifts' M5 . YL QFQ- X i 1 1 1 , 'ii' , ui: za ff- .-V D , 'fT,,, L?QS1f'I ' -g QA A -+aeggf3Qf5232 X' REQ: T1 :QW 't f SHIRLEY JONES G.A.A. 2,3 A Vocal 2,3,a Annual Staff M Mixed Chorus 2,3,L Class Play 3,h Queen Attendent M Cheerleader 1 The secret of patience is doing something else in the meantime. GLARA HAZEL Student Conucil L Vocal 2j3,L, Annual Staff M Mixed Chorus 2,3,h Class Play 3,h Girls State Alternate 3 Queen-Attendant 3, Homecoming Queen M I like the out door type of fellow, the kind who has a nice convertible. HILMA KRUSE G.A.A. A Vocal 2,3,h Annual Staff M Mixed Chorus 3,h Student Class 3 Class Play M The best thing about the future is that it only comes one day at a time. PATRICIA DUNCAN Band l,2,3,h Vocal 1,2 Annual Staff M Mixed Chorus 2 Class Play Prop 3,h All school work and no play is not the type of life for me. RAMQNA WOOD Band 1 G.A.A. l,253,h Student Council M Vocal 1,2,3,h Annual Staff H Mixed Chorus 2,3,M Class Play 3,h I am going to be an old maid. DORIS FOWLES Band l,2,3,L Vocal.1,2,3,M Annual Staff L Mixed Chorus 2,3,h Class play rop. 3 Class Play E PGP Band 1f2,3,U G.A.A. l,2,3,L Learning is like rowing upstream: not to advance is to drop back. SHARON WEGNER. Class Officer 2 Band l,2,3,h Annual Staff M Class Play Prop 3 Class student Dir.h Queen Attendant 1,M Pep Band l,2,h Cheerleader 1,2,3,h, G.A.Aal,2g3,L Dark curly hair is my specialty. ELEANOR VIPOND Band 2 Vocal 2g3,Ll. Annual Staff L Vixed Chorus 2,3,k G.A.A. 2,3,Ll Class Play 3,L He that climbs a ladder must begin at the first round. K f A . V v. - 4 1 gn 1 , .:. 2 '.' vvzl- rf A -mg-flgm. . 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If your not rest d t P g ut. fN'XVA 0,19-,:-v0'7 dj JMD L6D!0b'7,duJ , W, bo J645 cf J MQ 59 . - 51,5 E Xi Ho o o Q? in X WMV 74 ,y Lf? Q3 N o' 7-19' GX Q, o My . ,-,.,,...----- p Q0 if 4 N2 JUNIOR CLASS Front Row, left to right, Pat Eidsness, Bernice Havalaar, Darly Anderson, Roger Evanson, Carol Larson, Geraldine Rice Second Row, Miss Pierce, Darlene Miller, Alice Vipond, Mary Lee Detlie, Murlene Hermanson, Mary Kohls, Marian Paulson, Mrs. Ray. Third Row, Donald Hagen, Donald Horner, Myron Nelson, Charles Gourley, Glenn Hagen. JUNI OR CLASS PLAY Front row, left to right: Darly Anderson, Donald Horner, Carol Larson, Roger Evanson. Second row, left to rightg Alice Vipond, Charles Gourley, Donald Hagen, Marian Paulson. Third row, left to right, Miss Pierce, Myron Nelson, Mary Lee Detlie. -il J-- Y 541 Q v . Qt 'fa 3315. xfnv' .. wif W. 51.5 'JIW' vu : 1 ., -mf - veil HTH a ugfb' -a, .1 ,X .,1. on , .Q Q - .uf . .gf . .. , 1-' -4 -- xr H 1 ,JA .u.Q. x 'Far , , , T:-4. 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Third row: William Anderson,,Charles Marshall, Orville Sorlye, Floyd Schoen, Simon Bakker, Duane Miller, Alvah Miller, and Richard Ferris. 7TH AND BTH GRADE Front row, left to right, Terry Groth, Jimmy Duncan, Grant Evanson, Billy Duncan, Donald Stople, Darwin Groth, Spencer Paulson. Second row, Mr. Amacher, Karma Wegner, Mary Ann Vandermore, Wanda Boyer, Elizabeth Groenewoud, Barbara Marshall, Marcia, Wakeman, Elaine Ric. any A N' Y G 1. -5 ' vw . W fu X Q 7th and Sth grade float. Front row, left to right, Spencer Paulson Billy Duncan, Grant Evanson, Darwin Groth Terry Groth, Second row, lr. Amacher, Jimmy Duncan, and Donald Stolpe. BRD AND HTH Front row, left to right: J. Paulson, J. Harris, J. Fowles, B. McKenna, L. Wakeman, R. Anderson, N. Fitch, R. Rau, L. Larson, A. Cates. Second row: L. Horner, L. Thorpe, R. Sorlye, D. Duncan, R. Torkelson, D. Horner D. Boyer, B. McKenna B. Hedrick, J. Van Egdom, R. Cole, Third row: V. Moss, L. Miller T. Larson M. Fullenffamp, C. Bidwell, Mill Nelson W. Pearson, F. Miller 1ST AND 2ND Front row, left to right: Miss Peter- son, Karen Knutson, Charles Havelaar, Carole Christipher- son, Lee Roy Van Egdom, Robert Fitch, Janet Smith, Second row: Sharen Krull, Marcene Ver Mulm, Winston Weg- ner, David Vander- more, Dennis Schlup, Third row: Spencer Sorlye, Judy Chris- topherson, Zoe Ann Larson, Eldon Anderson, Carol Cole, and Glenn Ferris. STH AND 6TH Front row, left to right, Mary Fitch, Larry Vandermore, Willian Ver Mulm, Charles Horner, Gene Groth, Jacob Van Egdom. Second row, Miss Johnson, Maren Wakeman, Cherie Torkelson, Jane Marshall, Charles Miller, Donna Bidwell, Dicky Anderson, Roger Rice. Third row, Verlon Boyer, Verda Boyer, Rose- mary Miller, Doris Schoen, Delores Fred Rau. Heir, Lowell Harris, Aa. .a.! 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They were Glenn Larson, Don- ald Horner, Rich Wold, Roger Evanson, Frank Myers, Bill Vogelzang, Roger Miller, Charles Gourley, and Gerald Krause. It looked as though they might go places at first but after the first two games their hopes were down. Hakonda beat them 33-6 with the best team in the conference. They then lost to Gayville M0-27 on their inexperlence and their opponents quickness on the first two plays proved the margin of victory. Their next game was played with the Ireton team which was very poor. It helped the boys' morale though as they beat them 33-O. Going into the second half of the season they played their first night game as they beat a rough and well-played game at Viborg 38-25. The next game was Homecoming, played on a fine day with a good crowd on hand to witness one of the most thrilling games of the season with our boys coming out on top 22-20. The winning and last touchdown with extra point came in the last minutes of tho game. It happened to be the first Homecoming game that Hudson had won in five years. The last game was played with Alcester and the two teams were pretty evenly matched but the Cubs finally came out victors lh-6. Thus ended a very fine season by the Hudson Trojans. BASKETBALL Practice started on october 30, 1950 with 26 boys reporting for practice. There were 6 returning letter-men who made up the nucleus of the squad. The were Glenn Larson, Donald Horner, Frank Myers, Gerald Krause, Bill Vogelzang, and Roger Miller. The schedule was as follows: They Us They Us Wakonda 58 30 Irene 67 S0 Centerville 58 32 Volin 62 6 Gayville 67 S6 Alcester S9 il Canton M 6 Worthing 59 38 Inwood 9 8 Viborg 3h 6 Irene 2 30 fllVolin 52 8 Harrisburg Sh 3h Inwood 8 hh IPOtOn 22 37 Alcester 56 H2 Rock Valley S 29 C2BBeresford 58 32 Lennox 36 3h Augustana 62 35 ill Tri-Valley Tournament at Centerville Febs 2-3 Q21 District 19 Tournament at Sioux Falls Feb. 16-17 An intra-mural tournament was held between the classes in high school. The seniors won without any trouble. The juniors came in second. In the spring interest turned to track and baseball. The boys participated in a few track meets and played some baseball games. I 'V?,,.v',- - '1 . .ng M. 1 - L '-. A .J Jet ' r 'ik -A, b 'P' 22122 24 .4 . . 4 f--Us-1 ,gg-i ., ,. Z., z-'1' ,N 1 J-F ' j ,-1. X . ' -1 '. Al L.: JJ' , . , I4 is I I I r ' -1?:.d!lia. 3' B A S K E T B A L L 55 Front Row, Glenn Larson, Roger Miller, Bill Voaelzanv, Don Horner, Frank Myers, Charles Gourley, Gerald Krause. Second Row, Coach Bill Amacher, Roy Rollings, Roger Evanson, Charles Marshall, Floyd Schoen, Gerald Toft, Glenn Hagen, Duane Miller, mgr. Third Row, Don Muller, Richard Ferris, Vernon Kruse, Galle Boyer, Ronald Larson. Fourth Row, Dale Brosha, Alvah Miller, Royce Miller, Orville Sorlie, Bill Anderson, Donald Haddican. F I R S T T W E L V E Front Row, Glenn Larson, Roger Miller, Bill Vogelzang, Don Horner, Frank Myers, Charles Gourley, Gerald Krause. Second Row, Roger Evanson, Charles Marshall, Floyd Schoen, Gerald Toft, Royce Miller, Coach Bill Amacher. 5 ww E Cb x nunson .ww 5 o a c K ff - ---.K W .A .Q x 9 Q 9 3 'ai' M J 9 f rnomns E, Rah Rah Rah G.A.A. Front Row, left to right, Mary Ann Vandemore, Geraldine Rice, JoAnn Krause, Darly Anderson, Charlotte Hagen, Mrs. Ray, Alice Vipond, Darlene Miller, Sharon Wegner, Elaine Rice, Marcia Wakeman. Second Row, Carol Larson, Marlene Weber, Barbara Marshall, Wanda Boyer, Elizabeth Groenewoud, Shirley Vipond, Jean Crowther, Mary Eidness, JoAnn Miller, Beverly Horner, Shirley Roti, Shirley Jones. Third Row, Eleanor Miller, Pat Duncan, Ramona Wood, Lois Paulson, Pat Eidness, Bernice Havelaar, Theresa Koopsmm, Hilma Kruse, Joan Crowther, Lorraine Ryken, Doris Fowles, Clara Hazel. Fourth Row, Karma Wagner, Darlene DeVries, Marian Paulson, Mary Kohls, Mary Lee Detlie, Joyce Hersrud, Carmeen Kinsella, Murlene Hermanson, Eleanor Vipond, Shirley Gibson, Rose Kohls, Connie Bauder. A 'HY '71 Day-fi A gfge Sha.TOYl 55 6. -TPAMID Charloffc Diz, B R A S S S E X T E T I Left to right: Frank Myers, Craig Loe, Royce Miller, Richard Ferris, Gerald Toft, and Gerald Krause. B E G I N N E R S B A N D Front row, left to right: Mary Eidsness, Barbara Marshall, Wanda Boyer, Grant Evanson, Darwin Groth, Vernon Boyer, Jimmy Duncan, Spencer Paulson, Second row: Jean Crowther, Mary Ann Vandemore, Karma Wegner, Shirley Roti, Shirley Gibson, Theresa Koopsma, Charlotte Hagen, Carmeen Kinsella, Mary Kohls, Fred Rau, Donald Stolpe, Larry Vandemore, Terry Groth, Gene Groth, Charles Miller. Third row: Joan Crowther, Charles Horner, Mr. Roberts, Billy Duncan, Eleanor Miller, Elaine Rice, Lois Paulson, Lorraine Ryken. B A N D Front row, left to right: Doris Fowles, Mary Lee Detlie, JoAnn Krause, Marian Paulson, Spencer Paulson, Darwin Groth, Gerald Toft, Gerald Krause. Second row, left to right: Sharon Wegner, Wanda Boyer, Barbara Marshall, Grant Evanson, Mary Eidsness, Mary Ann Vandemore, Karma Wegner, Mary Kohls, Murlene Hermanson, Craig Loe, Frank Myers, Terry Groth, Patricia Eidsness, Roger Evanson, Richard Ferris. Third row, left to right: Joan Crowther, Royce Miller Carol Larson, Darlene Miller, Eleanor Miller, Patricia Duncan, Darrell Fowler, Alice Vipond, and Mr. Roberts, Director. M A D R I D A L G R O U P i First row, left to right: Lois Paulson, Marian Paulson, Darly Anderson, Charles Gourley, Gerald Krause. Second row: Carol Larson, Mary Eidsness, Alice Vipond, Frank Myers, and Roger Evanson. P E P B A N D Front row, left to right: Sharon Wegner, Mary Lee Detlie, Doris Fowles, Richard Ferris. Second row: Darlene Miller, Patricia Duncan, JoAnn Krause Patricia Eidsness. Third row: Carol Larson, Craig Loe, Darwin Groth, Murlene Hermanson, Terry Groth, and Alice Vipond. M I X E D C H O R U S First row, left to right: Orville Sorlye, Darly Anderson, Beverly Horner, Jean Crowther, Shirley Vipond, Geraldine Rice, Shirley Roti, Wanda Boyer, Elizabeth Groenwoud, Carol Larson, Carl Hollquist. Second row: Richard Ferris, JoAnn Miller, Marlene Weber, Shirley Gibson, JoAnn Krause, Ramona Wood, Marian Paulson, Patricia Eidsness, Bernice Havelaar, Joan Crowther Lois Paulson, Barbara Marshall, Karma Wegner, Gerald Krause, Third Row: Norman Anderburg, Mary Kohls, Marcia Wakeman, Charlotte Hagen, Joyce Hersred, Mary Eidsness, Hilma Kruse, Doris Fowles, Clara Hazel, Shirley Jones, Mary Ann Vandemore, Floyd Schoen. Fourth row: Bill Vogelzang, Alice Vipond, Mary Lee Detlie, Rose Kohls, Murlene Hermanson, Eleanor Vipond Carmeen Kinsella, Theresa Koopsma, Eleanor Miller, Elaine Rice, Glenn Larson, Mr. Roberts. Fifth row: Frank Myers, Donald Muller, Gaile Boyer, John Hazel, Roger Evanson, Charles Gourley, Duane Miller, Roger Miller, Ronald Larson, Craig Loe, Royce Miller, and Donald Horner. D MUSIC PAGE Our music program gotoff to a slow start this year. We lost our last years music instructor, Mr. Hagen, to Harisburg High School. The school board had not been able to procure another by the time school had started last fall. Our Commercial teacher Mr. Davidson, kept our music department together. He directed band practice two or three times each week and on the alternate days he- held mixed chorus and boys and girls glee club practice, In October the school board procured a senior from the Univer- sity of South Dakota music department to teach band and start be- giners to fill in the vscancies in the band. He was Mr, Charles Roberts from Faulkton, South Dakota. Mr. Roberts came to Hudson on Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday. He gave individual lessons to be. ginncrs all through the day and held a full band practice once a day. Mr.Davidson bft us and Mr. Roberts then took charge of full music program. Mr. Roberts then began to get ready for the music contest. He was a pioneer with the boys glee club as it had been many years since boys glee club had been organized and taken to the contest. He had a large group of beginners in the band and it did not sound well when the contest music was brought out. After several weeks of practice however, the band sounded very well considering the large number of beginners. The mixed chorus and girls glee clubs were both groups of considerable experience. There were two small groups that were taken to the contest. These were the mixed ensemble and the girls ensemble. The mixed ensemble consisted of Marian Paulson, Alice Vipond, Carol Larson, Darly Anderson, Gerald Krause, Frank Myers, Roger Evanson and Darrell Fowler. The girls ensemble consisted of Darly Anderson, Carol Larson, Marian Paulson, Lois Paulson, Charlotte Hagen, Alice Vipond, Doris Fowles and JoAnn Krauses These groups both received seconds at the music contest. These are the soloists who went to the contest and their rat- ings. Baritone Solo Frank Myers 2, Baritone Solo-Gerald Krause-1, Contralto Solo-JoAnn Krause-3, Baritone Horn-Frank Myers-l, Mezzo Saprane-Lois Paulson-2, Cornet solo-Craig Lee-2, Trombone Solo- Riehard Ferris-2, Saprano Solo-Jean Crowther-3, Tuba-Royce Miller -l-, Bass Solo-Roger Evanson-2. The ratings of the large groups are as follows: Boys Glee Club-l- Girls Glee Club-2- Mixed Chorus-2- Band-2-. Considering the difficulties we encountered during the year it was general thought the department did very well in the music contest. New that we have a very good music instructor who will will be able to help the students in many ways,we are expecting greet things of our music department in the future. Front Row, left to right, Geraldine Rice, Darly Anderson, Beverly Horner, Jean Crowther, Shirley Vipond, Shirley Roti, Lorraine Ryken, Mary Kohls. Second Row, Darlene Miller, Pat Eidness, Sharon Wegner, Marian Paulson, Bernice Havelaar, Ramona Wood, Pat Duncan, Joan Crowther, Lois Paulson, Mrs. Ray. Third Row, Alice Vipond, JoAnn Miller, Joyce Hersrud, Charlotte Hagen, Mary Eidness, Doris Fowles, Darlene Devries, Shirley Gibson, Eleanor Miller, Shirley Jones. Fourth Row, Marlene Weber, Mary Lee Detlie, Rose Kohla, murlene Hermanson, Eleanor Vipond, Carmeen Kinsella, Theresa Koousma, Connie Bauder, Front Row, left to right, Carl Hollquist, Roger Miller, Bill Vegelzang, Gerald Toft, Gerald Krause, Mr. Renaas. Second Row, John Van Egdom, Galle Boyer, Dale Brosha, Simon Bakker, Floyd Schoen, Charles Marshall, Vernon Kruse, Ronald Larson. Third Row, Donald Muller, Don Haddican, Roger Evanson, Charles Gourley, Alvah Miller, Donald Hagen, Craig Loe. Fourth Row, Myron Nelson, Roy Rollings, Orville Sorlie, Gene Beadle, Duane Miller, John Hazel, Glenn Hagen. H - C L U B Front row, left to rightg Donald Horner, Mr. Amacher, Charles Gourley, Roger Evanson, Gerald Krause, Frank Myers. Second row,left to rightg Glenn Larson, Roger Miller, Myron Nelson, Duane Miller, Bill Vogelzang. D E C L A M Front row, left to rightg Billy Anderson, Darlene Miller, Jo Ann Krause, Mary Kohls, Craig Loe. Second row, Mary Lee Detlie, Alice Vipond, Rose Kohls, Mary Eidness, Lois Paulson. Third row, Frank Myers, Gerald Krause. A N N U A L S T A F F First Row, left to right, Frank Myers, Hilma Kruse, Roger Miller, Clara Hazel, Bill Vogelzang, Royce Miller, Glenn Larson. Second Row, Gerald Krause, Doris Fowles, Eleanor Vipond, Sharon Wagner, Pat Duncan, Ramona Wood, Shirley Jones. Third Row, Darrell Fowler, Norman Anderberg, Mr. Derr, advisor, Carl Hollquist, Gerald Toft. S T U D E N T C O U N C I L First Row, left to right, Lyle Pearson, advisor, Joan CT'0'the1 Gerald Krause, Clara Hazel, Glenn Larson, Ramona Wood. Second Row, Glenn Hagen, Vernon Kruse, and Bill Vogelzang. Homecoming Left to Right: Shirley Roti Sophomore, Shirley Jones Senior, Glenn Larson Student Council President, Sr. Clara Hazel Queen, Sharon Wegner, Sr. Darly Anderson Junior, and Charlotte Hagen Freshman. 1 L SENICRS Y SOPHONORE .W v , ,K 1 . M J FPESHMAN Y W' f m 7'ff'f',4,-f M HOMEC OTEI N G The homecoming festivities for 1950 began Thursday eve- ning with the coronation ceremonies. A very attractive stage decorated in black and gold was the setting. The drill team, under the direction of Mrs. Ray, impressed the audience very much with their performance. An isle was formed by them for the royalty to pass through. The Student Council President, Glenn Larson, crowned Clara Hazel to reign as queen with Anita Egge, junior high attendants Charlotte Hagen, freshmeng Shir- ley Roti, sophomoreg Darly Anderson, juniorg Shirley Jones and Sharon Wegner were the senior attendants. The train and crown bearers were Sylvia Strain, Carol Christopherson, and Robert Fitch respectively. Corsages were given the attendants and the queen received a bouquet. Im ediately following Coronation a snake dance around a huge bonfire was held behind the school building. The snake dance continued through the business section of town with a pep rally on main street. On Friday afternoon preceeding the football game with Irene a large parade headed by the color ouard with floats from high school classes, grades, and also some business places particinating. The seniors taking first on their very clever float, the junior's humorous float took second, and the F.F.A. with their impressive one took third. The drill team was followed by the convertible with the queen, train and crown bearers to the field. All who attend- ed were very well pleased with the Trojan's victory this be- ing the first Homecoming for some time that our team was not defeated. To close the two days activities an alumni banouet was held in the evening. The main attraction being Dr. 1.33 Weeks from the University of South Dakota. V be Q 4 5' 45 mmf 5'!'B2-- I 3 gn ef N J 'Wx , v 5 f K . ! A 52 .51 ,, vw. ww xg 4-f' fm X LJ -7' . ' . x I . i. 4. jyx . N in Sify 2 1 K 1 mmm: za zacxf . ... was-wa, 1. ' . T 7 mf'- V ,AM , , . 4+ W 2: f5Tbk1 I i -1 ,G+ gi! . K 1.5 EGL ' ei 551, 2- --hi, 1 -.uf 1 :gig Q He am 'EEE ,+,,'1I fff: W, .X X E i I I 1 w f . av-HJ , 1 - Li. .7 1 x I .. . ,J ' w ,Af .-JT, r ,.z... 'tx . 1,-X MOVIES Captain from Castile, a soup opera. How Green was My Valet. About what happens when the master says he wants a crease in his pants and the servant thinks he asked for greese. I walk alone. Traaedy of a man who used Blisterine for his B.O. and Buoyobuoy for his halitosis. Razors Edge. Tyrone Power, in a lather, gets a close shave. Sharp, Eh. Z men. All about spies in the zoo. An all-star cast includes Llama Turner, Humphrey Camel, Lauren Jackal, Lionel Barrymore, Walter Pigeon. Released by 20th Century-Fox. To Live In Pieces. STORY of the atom bomb. The Unfinished Dance. Somebody put banana peels on the dance floorx Wild Harvest. A farmers hey rake stirs up a nest of hernets. RADIO Lex Radio Theatre. Starring Claudette Coleslaw and Conrad Bogel in hThe Lass with the Delicatessen Airu Hour of Farm, featuring moosic by an all-cow orchestra, Television From Paris: Picassois collection of postcards.Oola1ah 1952 Election. Quiz show. Contestant who comes up with the most correct answers is given the entire United States. THE THEATRE Am I My Brothers Kipoer? At the Schtoonk. Romance in the Fulton Fish Market. A lest sole flounders arounduntil he finds an octopus who shows him how to embrace. Amazed, the lost sole cries nMy cod' Herring aids furnished at each seat, and clethespins for the nose. nlt stinksin says Georee Grimm Nathan. Annie Get Your Bum. 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If 'VX this criminal isn't caught soon we won't have C29 time for anything. , I ' DESCIPTION: 1 Height over' six feet fhe should he six feet ' G i underl. 0 h Yeirht of course he ll wait, he has plenty of I 0 I time. 3 0 OUTSTANDING CPARICTERISTIFS: d s- Empty head: Che took time for other things 'fl 0' Y' I '5 55 instead of learning. - I lhen he's run down hc'll wind up wishing he 74 n n e jo' A never heard of a clock! e s e e I 2 e A N D R 5 h HUDSON OFFICE ELEVMOR mfmwsum mmm E 8 PHON 19 1 n.1.a..., .c WATNE FEEDS FEDERAL DEPOSIT CHAS. BROWN, LESSEE HQSURANCE HUDSOIV, SO. DAK 1 CCBQPORAUON Human mms M -3 Q2 to A i 2 GHNHHL mamma l. Q ,, V 1 ff l I I N513 K f 'H':?l DMEM 4521 u,,W,,,L wif, Pfkfgence, QM.,-V11 pr-1, Dvffh 'rewa.vd! UJHHI IQ H? nm. HUUD IUJEDI A MAN WHO- Qufuonun V5 P-f NEEDS 4' ASHAV If AND HAIR YWCUT AT' Munson, 90. 0914. MHPQ BHHBIQR QHUP -, ,Y , nm , Winona- , , -, N , lg , ,FWF 14073, , ' l A 1:11 f ' HAWMDEN Mum PHONE 252 517 NINTH ST H AWARDE N, IOWA X , ' V'nsr, ' ,, , , L, A, , ,, ,, , , r , ,,, ,,.f,, , 'g-D W DQZQBUJY Li Doc . . ,:-- 1 4 i '5v'0 'Its fi' of-V'-I' lx DQ fr, 'S Q 'fe , ' da 913,42 'he-nrt, 61, I -V 1 P Q-A Hg! Cujiifz N' ty 'F Ch Dfw 9 1-J Rf. ' L NF' 1 J 7-AQ lafevff' abili 7765 0-P Many Pofesfffut avTa5T5 TGVEQI Them5e!ve5 on The Deslyfoy. Tf7 , f ', Q VH J W -1 1,5 Q , . 5 uiimiq wa if 'kj' ,f-v 3 -t 1 -,fs 1 2 Gyf-iix 'H W ff rf i 'fl 1 H1 1 2 1 'fiff' V , LU Q, N Af' V LJ , -.- fnQy?1'S.,.ppo5e myJff5 31g Will beiseve me when If fel! herb fvfai 'ffecl ul: QT T179 O,'5's'C.i?.U , .r ' ' ' , , , ,.,I , ' ' V ' -Y V H A. Y J ' 1 , V Y V Y .- fffy THEA Q BSTORE -'-... 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N LJ? .X f 5 SR Qs f N X -4 + ' 5 A fb Q3 BY 'bi U i4X I ' - UBBYS as sf .--...Tg'?.5,n73, 1 AT .J'f'?bU'Weff WET Q TORKELSON ww. GIRLS: 190 lbs. or over for novelty vaudeville act jump from a plat- form into an empty tank and demonstrate the law of gravity. aaaaaaaassassswsasaaaa LEARN: to make watches in the darkg career guaranteed making fine economy watchosg one hand does ttw work of two. esssamsaaswaaasamaasae LENIN TO MODEL: Men and women are but clay. When you work with clay 1 you get hold of the real thing. Fashioning career guaranteed. Send L for free book entitled U57 Types of Greek Statues. You will be knowd as a molder of man. saassassaasuwsaauvwaww SEWAGE DISPOSAL: If your sewase is broke I shall be hapny to be at I your disposal. asasaaaaassssasassasaas I DENTAL MECHANIC: personable, young,can take teeth out with machines if necessary. 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