Humboldt High School - Pioneer Yearbook (Humboldt, SD)

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Backrow Left to Right Dorothy Harsma, Judy Grocott, Donna Mortensen,Bever1y Hoefert,Audrey Er1ckson,Delor1se Wittrock, Majbelle Fetters,Mary O'Dea,Sh1rley Staebell,Lo1sStofferahn, Barbara Hoefert, Wylma Hutton,Dorothy Han1sch,Barbara O'Dea, Middlerow Mrs Ellis Advisor,BarbaraRehfeldt,BettyStaudenmeir June Shxmaker, Doris Staebell, Verlyn Stofferahn, Margaret Beaner, Beverly Pressler, Marge Mallinver, Janet Stofferahn, Mary Staudenmeir, Mary Winpert, Judy Lee Rehfeldt Frontrow Elsie Stensaas, Cyrene Even, Sharon White, Judy Liesinper, Mary Allison, Donna Liesinper, Georginia Puthoff, La Vonne Kolbeck, Donna Munce, Joan Tritz, Jane O'Dea, Ona Hotchkiss, and Marjorie Shumaker FFA fc Backrow LefttoRight John Petri, Ronn1eRost, Dona1dTunender, Ra1phReden1us, Douglas Meyer,Roy Englehardt,JohnShrewsberry, Stanley Fetters,Wayne Beaner,Dick He1singer,Char1es Mueller, Dick Kueter, Bob White Middlerow Peter Z1mmerGene Kolbeck, Marvin Mue11er,Jun1on Beck,Arthur Mathison,Bob Kueter,Jun1or Branson, Dennis Staebell, John Redenius, Tyrone Waage,Robert Theel Frontrow Wesley Stensaas, Larry Meyer, Virgil Meyer, Jim Jacobs,Chuck Wuebben, Wendell Meeter, Duane Marsh,Dennis Grocott, Marvin Meyer, Verlyn Kropp, Vince Hanisch Seated Mr De Boer, Advisor Gene Grocott, Lorrell Hanson, Lanny Getzin, Burton Love, Leiphton Hanson, and Lero Even

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Humboldt High School's fourth annual Homecoming festivities began on Thursday evening October 15,1955 with a pep rally A snake dance started from the bus iness district and worked it'sway to behind theschool house where were assembledthe sportsfans of Humboldt A large bonfire was burning and the crowd was led in cheers by the cheerleaders The pep band played the school song while the sky was ablaze with the burning 'Hu The snake dance formed againand led by the cheer leaders and football players toured the town in snake Friday, October 16, at 12 o'c1ock the day's act ivities started with a parade which ended atthe foot ball field where at 2 o'c1ock the 1955 King and queen were revealed,Frankie Gill and Lorrell Hanson respect ively The royalty party was led field by the trumpeteers while the guard They were led to the throne in the traditional colors of blue situated under Humboldt's oal post onto the football band formed ahonor whichwas decorated and gold, and was S Immediately following thecoronation Humboldt met Marion and the Eagles marked up another victory by a score of 61 to 26 The Homecoming events ended with a victory dance at the Legion Hall beginning at 9 p m The evenin 3,3 S started off when the trumpeteersled Queen Frankie and King Lorrell and the royalty party to the throne The hall was decorated with blue and gold streamers The school song was played and the Grand March was led by the teachers A large crowd attended and dancedto the enjoyable music of Don Ellis and his band This was the first Alumni dance the students of Humboldt ever had and it brought the Homecomingevents to a very successful close ROYALTY Back Row Left to Right TootsHanson Joan Tritz, Chuck Wuebben, Marianne Mallinger, John Trapp, Burt Love Mary O'Dea, Rich ard Stratmeyer, MargAnderson,Mar v1nMuel1er,M1ddle Row Lorre11Hanson FrankieG1ll Front Row Ted Ekanrer, Karen Lindroth 3 nl. C . x like form. A age I Qi, 4

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PLAYS A three act comedy 'Small Town Romeo was presented by the Junior Class on December 10, 1955 in the Humboldt gymnasium This play was about a young man who has come to the city to write book and then fines himself suspected of murder and robbery The characters participating were as follows Marlene Rehfeldt, Jean Beaner, June Meves, Jane O'Dea Marianne Mallinger,Harvey Krager, Wendell Meeter, Leroy Even, Jim Staebell, and Roy Englehardt The play kept the audience in suspense and laughter. SENIORS The Maxwel1's latest nonsensical misadventures start when 15 year old Betty Iou has a poem printed in the school paper Since grandmother Maxwells maiden name was Barrett,Betty Lou just knows that she is a descendant of Flizabeth Barrett Browning She and her best friend, Bernadwne Smith, write to a fwrm that 'looks up family trees The reply arr1ves,but is intercepted by Mr Maxwell who gasps when he reads that his anc stors includedall the famous criminals of that time Needless to say,poor Pop is now imagining everything and his offspring only tend to make him believe they're all touched His son Wilbur and pal Hercules,have decided to be maviciansand they hook strfnvs on the furniture and controlled it from the closet son Wilbur and pal Hercu1es,have decided to be magicians and they hook strmnvs on the furniture ani controlled it from the closet All goes well until Pop walks in and sees the chairs hopp1ng,p1c tures rockinv and magazines bouncing across the room He's crack inp upl Pop divulves all to Wilbur, givin? lured details of their purwle ancestors Since they're magicians, the boys decide to commute with the sk letons in the familv closet A letter finally arrives, explaining the mistake about the family tree By this time everything is in a hilarious uproar mrtrade and Louie,a pair of not too smart, would be robbers enter, hide 1n the closet, and are discovered by the boys By now everyone's frant1c,inc1ud1ng dazed Mother, distraught Father, His dumbfounded boss, astonished Mrs Jennings, soc1ety's number one matron perplexed Aunt Mary, and the Maxwell's always unpredictable offspring The cast included Jackie Feyder,Donna Lies1nger,Joline Mort ensen,Dick Heisinzer,Audrey Erickson,Jim Tritz,Delor1se Wittrock, Lanny Getzin Lois Stofferahn,Burton Love,Lorrell Hanson, Vincent Hanisch, Janet Jardine, Frankie Fill, and Maybelle Fetters u ' A Ein .- , L -- ,- 4 2' f N O 8. Q . , . l U .1 . , J l . . 'I . . . ' 0 Y, . Q. I . ' 1 ' ., , I , . . . . . 5 - ' at . t Y I N - r- , . -I Q ' Q -1 D FW ' 1 J 7 o 9 , 0 Q , . 1 . , ,, . A . Q , . ,. , , ,. A . M . ,- .. ' - , . Y r ' .