Humboldt High School - Pioneer Yearbook (Humboldt, SD)

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' Sh ,' ld ' , an .1 N Y ' r - 1- -1 .4- ....-.,. ,Q . 'M Last fall twenty-two students act- ,a,, . ed the part of dignified Seniors ---- the Yi sg X .VH . filterings of the forty-one who entered , N four years ago. We were sorry to lose 7 tee' X' Rachel Getzin, Bob O'Hara,Jean Goodbarn, ' I x 1 X I X X B Ks X Q, XX .QQQTNff! Enoch Johnson, and Florence Czerney from sT5i3i5fV last year. However,one of our former class- - mates,namely,Louise Hentges,returned to grad- uate with us. Hobart Lias was elected as our president and Mr. Green was our superviser. As has been the custom in the past years we again undertook the task of editing the annual year-book, NThe Pioneeru, which we presented to the public along with a program on Senior Class Night, May ll. On May 4, our Senior Play, WThe Heart Exchangen, was given. On April 29, we were guests at the Junior-Senior Banquet given in the school auditorium. Baccalaureate services were held May 7, with Rev. Kumpf delivering the address. We took the customary Senior Sneak Day on April 26, which was held at Garretson and Dell Rapids. Commencement Exercises held on May 15 proved to be the finale of our High School Days. The speaker of the evening was Hr. Fort, Principal of Washington High. Out of the twenty-two students who graduated this year, we are proud that nine of these have been class- mates throughout their twelve years of school life. They are Dorothe Dubbe, Ray Peters, Arvid Clemensen, Lavon Fehlhaber, Gertrude Kortman, Elpha Schicvelbein, Hobart Lias, Sylvia Theel, and Eunice Wuertz. From our insignificant Freshman days to our now chgnified Senior days our class has had perfect sports- manship and harmony in anything we have undertaken and we have put our best efforts into all of our accom- phshments. As we graduate we have a deep joy of havingx accomplished many things, but mingled with it is the' still deeper sorrow, that of leaving and bidding a last farewell to our school days and classmates at'dear old Humboldt Hi. HONOR STUDENTS Lavon Fehlhaber.... .....96 Hobart Lias.............94 Dorothe Dubbe.... ....96 Elpha Schievelbein......94 Arvid Clemcnsen.... ....94 Mary Alyce Tinkham......9O 144