The Nineteen-eighleen WIGWAM Published by The Senior Class af Huron High School Huron, South Dakota MI W gig! A. o. BOWDEN Prmclnnl Evhiratinu 'l'u AA 0. Pmmlwll. nul' rl: w .xlmumr. xxhu, by 1munfailing- ;11...;.11.;,num-m:vnuu-mnnlrum. l'ul M'I'Vim'. hm won llw Iwwlu-vl llllil mlwm ul' HIL- sIIuh-ul hmh. Wu Illv Husk ul' IEIIS. x'uslm-Ihllly 1lmlimlv this lmnk. HIGH SCHOOL BUILDING. 1mm: sxx 'uunoN HIGH OYMNASIUM rm I-IIHII'I UPPER cannmoR Iwn-fwxlv: MANUAL TRAINING DEPARTMENT I-Aul; vmw PAM; I'll.lWl-1N DOMESTIC SCIENCE LABORATORY Foreword W0 Klzu'n In 511mb Hull you Will UH ln- plonsml Which that has much 0111' zlmn't-lwnsim; mwul, Hmlw 11-2111, W know, am! My, HIS Hull, u'iliyLm Wllilu ntlwl's say, HTJIM plvturr' is Iml ln't-ltlxg', UHIL'I'S, lhun- aw, wlm K'UHM haw lu-lpwl, hut dizl nut, Will u'i4cly any, WFMH mighi haw hwn, Inn i, MIL 'I'n r-nr'h and all wv lmw and wish ynu ohvm; Am! lmpu yuu'll hlel' nu mutual 110V! yumu PAGE THIRTEEN F. L. WHITNEV Superlntendent 0' Schools o. D. DUNEAR Physics, Ohgmlstryl Faculty Adviser of Wigwam. Enunsh. I INDIA 5, GOODMAN Faculty Adviser- ol Tlgevx L- ' ' mun; FOUHTEEN .41.:qu lLIIG H RUTH A. CHAMBERLAIN Salons: ERLE T. FUHMAN Mame mes. Orchestra Canducznr, UNA D. SMITH Huseary Dramatic: PAGE mm? y. K- H U R o N HlGu HARVEV A. TICE Manual Trainmg. VIRGINIA KETCHAM German' French WINIFRED TROTTER English X vg ' . NURON HIGH ELIZABETH MAYOR Malhemztlel. Laun RuYH FATE Faun: School Music CATHERINE MeKAV Dnmzmc Selene: rmm, .. J LuchE JENSEN Domenic sewence. ETHELYN MEDEERY DAVI$ unmemc Savanna e RAG E WATSO N a mac Sacrexary. B. H. MILLER Coach of Mhlcucs. GLADYS PYLE Latm. I'AIinl .xlmrvm x GH ELVA ADslT Elvy Fur uh. mu MM .. .x' v Lady lelmk' HELEN ALVEY Fuzzy rnnu- nm- m :4me mm m zhmw Mum. II loam HANOLD ANDERSON AMY Xcvu' .I.-...-...I mm mm p: nus HTm- nm-umru Umlllun Jrommldt'r wmw VICTOR kNDERson uvlz I '1' W I like In? Huillnmx u... ,L. m 313nm KIT I mgmuu. udlrlurm : lx- lurk oz: .nm. Furlunc Hum J'Atlvi 'ru lawm- ADELE EABEITT Den Time for nothing but DlnyH Lihmrium Activhlcs Editor of V gumn, ukeme Club; Canuunm, mm may Banlock HPannmILr Wang cmss win. WENDELL EONESTEEL auny u good l'enow :Imunl: Ienuws' Football; Bzu-humri nluh, Grcheslm: samm- tuna ; Pmnandor Walk. ROBERT BURNEV Han lgnm'ancc 15 bass; 'us fully to he mse Advernsing manager of 1mm Athletics edi- mr o! Wigwam: Ye leader: Orchestra; Bach- elors' club: 'Ncw Lady mum: . Secrctmyr treasurer of s nior class; Pumnndur W. In MARY CARSON HMouy of sunny disposition and nlwm's u uue Diem ' Drummivs edzmr of thwnm: LmL-MA- mm Lilvrmy mlimr of 'nger; ' 'ew Lad: Hmllnvk Fumimdcr Wulkw' class wiIL PAGE TWENTYVONIJ ' I .' ' . , NIH' h ' 7 HUR'OL Hla I'.'IlnunoNHlGH MAE 1:00Fl Jacbw u n- um um mm mm. mm; l'mlurdh CLIFFORD DANIELSON 44mm, HA 1- In gum! fulhm. ln- gsTHER memes ; ..,,m.. n- umu. ml mums uvH l... nlmk. Mum mum of mm n... nnmmm xxnu' FRANK GRAHAM Helnny w. mugm :...,...mg m vhwx H mm... umum lluamwn Mamv ,, ..r ummuu. Jlll'vxh'x m m nr Tiger: u I, h u.uu.-n.. l u x' n.1,. smdem gnullluwul .mmmuw wwm 'Vur vux-wn .g.. .unoN HIGH ELIZABEYH GUNN aeny .x mm-I mm m.tld vs :hir YHELMA HILL uLummk mummy .qu run Dr malf' rm GLADVS HOPPER Dutch 1. un- mu Huh mm .cln- leinlw' ALEERY HOUGHTDN Parlay! um. mumng lwWh mr me' lellm KI PAGE TWH. I'v 4'1 1 mm mum 1-w: vrx ALVINA KAss HA. Ah-wm-c mum Hm 1mml gl'uw rmmmw I'ktlvln emu n-u' Ludy Baum COLETTE KINNER I-CaHy .x Innok lml. Irmmuil spll'lL ELIZABETH KIRK HEETHH What s I I III! lo he rorcwr known ELSIE KRAF'F Hslsku MA mmde'n coy and shy Inml mlxmr or 'mgpr; Nrw Lady Bmltnrk nun Hum K-mh. uURON .H I G H ELNORA LAUGHLIN Snora w 'mw . nmrnughnccs. IxIelII-ul mm :nuun 3 mm-qhml hum. mm; luslmy CARL LIGHT Far I nu uu wmu-nnm; ,v thJIL EDGAR LIGNT ' N Pu-wHIHH IL u mum: In Me suur mm Ivnm. FRANCES LOVETT uankIe Hrnn .Ilm ul'n- ulm umv slam! :mvl null Iwn: Tm: HELEN McCANN Sham, Ullon wan bux seldom heard ESTHER McDONALD Hum, Hm' vuys zlre w 5 ur pqusumm-as Glee rluh. ALEEN MclLVAiNE May, The mu vmllo like hm x'ew Lzuly unmk:' nu leader: mlnur of llce-Hnws in u um m: Buskelbdll Imun, MILDRED MATEJKA she rnlluws her awn swam mu Snookums v' l'knlelu mm: Buskuthall m n. : mun: CARRIE MATSON Shv In! .1 I lunurrlna'm. Tunm h-n Iv ll-x um tHlHIHHIIu- l'umulztlrr Wall. LENORA MEYER many x amilc fur :m' of XVianm: Jnkw mthr m I n .1 .u vsmar uym; IHw Iu-x nlwu 3n know Iwr WANDA MILLIKEN 'n mum w- mu mm Lurm u x u 1.qu ILvIu-uh wmmnxsn MILLS NSnunxum- 2 Ehi Iunu- w- w: n. 'hmvd l'mhv-Iln' Wlmn' um h n... Mvnl .mer or umrm x-u I,..n 1mm . ,;. l'MH-l va HURON Mumf'x ax NAsMITH 4Wagn REVA M0 E 4y 1m hell 1qu! early 10 nsm make: u mnn hexllllly, wmmlly and Wm. -- LAURA RHOADS Housm- 1. MM Sm-Pnc, Suher. smum THELMA RICHARDS Teddy HA mm; of heuuly is n joy forever Associme edilur of W'irzwzlm: New In . u- Bmuock. meme club: 5mm government comnviuee: Pamander Walk. Class Prophecy CHARLES REILLY .. Tum Life a n game or football mm lime out w fussing Foouunl; Euslwlhull wupmim: Senior class .tu rommltlee: vomander Walk. PAGE 'mvmmx- IGHT RALPH SPARKS snuckr' mum. mu. nnl made In live :mne s4 m-uorur; Senior .1. Ilrl'hndrn: t cnmm ll H't ALICE STONE Fehblu HI'H ml .mu mm H Is now -Pruxhlmu m mum m 4'hln-f nr Tutor: v . m- Inuly Elnxaclu I-mumr Runlur lvlmm; tlu u'num RUYN UTTENIACK Ruhu I uh-y m.- duy mm m whirh J h.m- um Ilnnv mum gumr- Jm-m'uuw mu... .yr Tlgfr. GnN rIn- nlnI-, I'unmndrr u'..lk' LEAH WARREN Fatty Wlu..- rlu- mm mm: us uazure's hull ..qu.-' I'mu: TWEX'IT-XIXE sew w JunoN HIGH GRACE WOODFDRD Dutch A girl we liked m ovm'yonc FLORENCE GRANT Fm sweet and Gracious CLARENCE MAHKEY me Then he wlll talkah- gmls how he mm mm Glass Motto Jamnis m'l'iel'c;chur Behind. Glass Flower Red Rose. Glass Colors Red and Wllitu. mu: m TH IRTY HURB -. L 195.:q N Huan- ax. Class Poem XVhen the morning sun is shining, And the skies are clear and blue, When success has crowned our efforts Life seems bright, and friends are true. Then from out the joy of living Comes happy hearts and voices free, For the love of Huron High School We are ever praising thee. Thru the long months of winter, With its darkness and its snow, Then the struggle seems unending And the hours go very slow. But we turn to you for guidance, Toward the goal we cannotsee, For the love of Huron High School' XVI: are ever praising thee. Ever onward then and upward, Joy 01' sorrow, weal 01' won, With the strength of our endeavor And our purpose we will go, Alwav guided by the spirit, Thrn whatever life may be, For the love, Oh, Huron High School We are ever praising thee. hThehna Richards. PAGE THInTv-ONE C1ass History 0111- 1111111111131: 111 31-11111111I11'1' 15113; 1111- 11111-51 01111511110111 111' 111111'1'01 1:1'11'1111 11111111111111 111111 1111- 1111111 11111'1'111'1, 111 11111'1111, which 111111 11111111 l111ih 11.511011111111111 11c11111111111111111u 1111-111. 11I1 11111111111 1'111'11'111'11 111 11111 3.1111111 1111105111111'11311111'1. $111110 11'111'11 1111111111 1111 11110111151- 111' 1111111- 111111' 11111- 1'111'1111' 111111 1111111' 11111111101111 1111Si1i1111s. 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' ,e 53$??? HURON HI... hm . from the hardships of camp life and the strict supervision of the offi- eers The time went altogether too quickly and we were soon back again at the barracks. But we were no longer the newest regiment, we now could lord it ever the incoming recruits and have revenge for the out rages practiced on us the year before. However, 1111 edict of General Bowden thwarted our plans, and the green recruits received a cool reception. Time-honored customs were put aside and the newcomers were not dominated as in former years. But the order of General Bowden Was respected and hostilities were practically suspended We elected Markey for Colonel again, Gardner fer Lieutenant, and Private Suuer for keeper of records. We had FL very profitable year with these officers to handle the affairs of 0111' regiment, and set out'to show the other regiments how to have a good time Several of our men distinguished themselves in the heavy 01- light artillery. I11 one 111emurahleoccasion the light artillery of 0111' regiment won the championship of the rest of the regiments of the barracks. Almost before we could believe it the year was over, the 16th regiment was discharged and we were promoted to the third 11111111 During this year our regiment won fame and honor for the Orange 11,1111 the Black. The officers for the year were Colonel Mhl'key, Lieutenant Gardner and Private Snuer. General Bowden at this time decided that there slmuhl be a change in the 111a11z11re111e11t of the 131111111 211111 thot it ought to be turned over to the soldier This was finally done, after much discussion, and two officials were elected from each reghneut. The plan succeeded well because of the honor of the $01- 1liel's. By way of shuwing that We were at 12151 nf some importance, we gave 21 banquet to our esteemed superiors. Thanks to the enthusiasm and pep of the 18th reginwnt, we suc- ceeded in starting 21 111011tl11y publication, recording the events at the barracks. Anmng those who won renown and glory for us in the 111'ti1- lery squall were Pl'iVates Joseph, Groves, Light 111111 Reilly. 111 the Hunl contest of the light artillery it was mostly due to the soldiers of 0111' 1'egime11t that the Orange and the Black won 1111 undisputed cheunpionship over the other eneampnwnts of the state. We then 11 11-11 0111' hmul at Dl'muutics, and the play we gave W15 m1 overwhelm- ing sucees . This was the most eventful Ye 11' we 111111 hall at the h111'1'11eks,a1111 we helieve we have set 1111 example which all the follownm third-y eul' regiments should strive to follnwt It was with genuine feeling of regret that we saw our friends of PAGE THIRTY-THREE I'NURCN HIGH Ml cr-ronmnios the 17th regiment 510, aml as wrx, watched lhosr- last we that of tho timv next year wlwu wv, tun, wuuhl ruwivt- zm houmt :llrle discharge nml go out iutO tlw cnwl lVUl'ltl. When we yuturm-xl fur the last lime zil'ti-r um' tln'i-x-anmthsa fur- lliug'h, it vus with the dignity that hof-ith-d mu' ymsilinu us lllt' higlk est mirl most hnnm'ml regiment ill, tinl lnu'i' L'l . But nhm, mu' Hmks were much smaller than in Fm'mcz' ywunx, l'm- eight nl' Ulll' i-ug'uhu': wm'c cnllwl into native sm-vicu Tho hnum- ml! is as follow .hmnph Reilly, Vivian Jnsvph. Stiil'lx'vy Urm'os. Roy Guscnig'nv. Vumou Bandy, l'Imu'y Km-Imw, Curl 110' s, and Kmnwth Mvig's, With much llUllllL'l'El'thIl tho ol'hci-l's wt-ru chasm! tn cumluct the affairs of mu' regiment: Cnloncl Mnrkvy, lJil'utClHllll thnv nml Pl'i- Vate Bul'noy l'm' hopper ul' thr- n'conls 0f lhv rvainn-nt. Gom-ml RmF -' of tho trnup, tlen was unanimously chosvu zxrlvi. It was now the time for mu' regulars t0 lulw the ll'illl. Our 3017 them showed up well in the hmu'y m-Lilloi'y contests with nuig'hhnr- in;r ban'ucksl Early in the war, Colmwl Mm'lu-y was; vh-ctotl m bu Manager of the financial allmm 01' tho cntiu- mumunpuwnt, mul Limp tenant Stone and Private Uth-l'lmck Wci'v oh'ctwl t0 mlit tlnl pnpl'l'. Thu 19th regiment now houm'ml us with n hmuluvt. Later in the war UHL' trump won ml illusirinus Immu fur l'hmn, solves in thr- light 11' llel'y, The 112111105 of Captain lx'willyV Light and Graham will go down in tht- zmnzllH 01' 1110 hm'rucks HH honws. As a last mmnonln of our gmlins mlrl vuthnsiasm we have insti- lutvrl :1 now custom, mmloly, that thl- outgoing Cl2l8$ slmll puhlisll nu nmmnl fur a keepsake 0f thL-ir tlnys at Hn- lnn'i'zlcks. W0 hope thi- Following 1' :imL-uts will follow mlI' vxmuphx During; 1hL- last your all hawl failings worn forgotlnn-uvt-rymw mnlly with vwryoue DISC, uml thv ymr will always rumuin 21 was 1' Dlwmzlnf nwmm-y Such 'lH the past at the fznnmm 18th roginwnt, which has oncomr tt-n'tl mul sucumsl'ully m'crcmnc tlwm uml whose innm'ntimls, nacollr lllislmwuts and pop will long hv l'r-mr-mlwrml. W0 2m: l'ntln-x- I'ulm'timt to lump thi- guml limw lwhiml lhut WU hm'v always hurl at lln- lmn'm-l; , 21ml hvczmsu mn- futlu'u is uucm-tuin. W0 Lm lim-th willingly with llw rusulutiun tn maintain thu n-pntntiml Ilmt thp 'lHIh rpgimvnt has :Ill'vmlymiimwl. .ls wu lum'l- tho lmn'zlcl i 01' llul'on m'vr which lhm llll' Ul'zmg'o mnl tho Hlnuli, it will lw with tho mumm' H nl' tllv ph'n ant Illings of our life thuru, uml 21 hnpv that tho, I'ullowinj.r rcqinmlts will uplmld lho goml mum of tlw lnn'i'ewhs. ltllnm'n lamghlin. mm; ?mm- mun Eluninra PAGE THXBTY-FIVE H4. UPTICERS 014' TILE 1919 CLASH President .............. Nivl Rnw-I Vichrushlvm. ,.lmui121 Aclu-l'mml SvcrctnI'y-rpl'vzlslll'vl', Gm'zlhl Hmuly Gal ors Green and White. nun: Tmn'nusrx PAGE Tnm'rr-smvlcx JUNIOR CLASS History of The Class of ' l 9 Wu pl'umlly suilwl into Hurtm High with n m'x-w 0f sovI-nty-six wry iIm-lliu't-ut lu-rxnus. Tho cushnmugx' n'h-t'linn ur nl'fiL-L-rs was Iu-hl nlul Koilh Mwllwry was vh-ctml IHvsiah-nl: l':ull Chrislvnsx-n, Yix-n- Prvshll'nl, :ulll hDulch VL-nzlhh's, Nw-I'uml'y-'I'I1-usun-r. Whvn m- Ilispluyrll our rulurs, growl uIIIl n'hilv, lhv umwr rhlss- nu-u Ih-chn'ml Hunt Iln- gn-ou symlmlizml us. Thu Suplmmnws innum- dintvly uhth-ugml us m a cnhu' tight, lull Whl-n lhr Mllnkv uf hultlo hml ch-nrml alwny. lhv ,Irruon nml whilv still Iix'ml. Hm that wasn't :Ill. 1110 hays a! 11m :ul 'zmct-xl clussns Wnitt'll in unlhllsh I'm' lluI i'l'vshnwn. who uumv tn schuul uI-xt morning. Inching lilw shnrn hunhs. Wu m-Iohrnlvd our first purly in llurnlu-r. ll was mvmm'nhlv nu nocunnl u! thl- rnot Ihnt Prvshh-ul MmlIn-I'y luul m hp vsom'h-ul hnnn' hy thl- girls nml cluuu'runs. '1 ho hlus pm-lv urznnizud n hnskn-Ihnll Iv:.IIII lhns wr- m:nh- uur drum on llu- nlhh-lk' leul. Tlngx ruwivml hunm'nhlv mI-ulinn hy cum- in: out socuml in intrr-class gmlll's. a Ilwslvr. lm'my vvn minhyvnl' .H Hu- Iu-giuning of the shcmnl stlltlrnts mum- in us. incn-zlsiug our nulnhur In Imp llumlrml aml thrmu Just nt first wx- u't-h-unuul thmn mhlly, hul sum! uxlvnxlml tho huml ul' gum! ll-Hmvship. Sox'vlul things hnmu-nml to us in uur anhmllnru nz,-u' 1h:- tn'n must iuunn'lnnl lwing that wo grow uhh- nml xxisvr. In the fall m- llml u nnlsqm-rmh- thine , null lntvr we huuurml wiIIh-r wilh n sh-igh- ritll- party. k'nl lhul hvo Al lhv ht'xilmiug ul. thikour Junim' Iv I1r. m- yvau's wus hum: vnuugh for any Illilll lu huhl ullix'v. 5n RIA-l Ifun-I, Iml- . Th4- Junim' hnys iln .h-kvrnum nml Hl'rnhl Handy wvrc- IIIHI'I' nllil-u : mmlv unilv n rt-om'tl ill Athletics this your. Nivl h'ln't-l was Unplnin Yum 'rmh'r wulrr of the football team. Ruvel, Bitney, L. Bloodgood, Newton, Rieker, Christensen, Gillespie, and Cantonwine received H's. There were two Juniors on the first team in basketball, Gillespie and Christensen, and eight 0n the squad. The JuniorVSenior banquet Was given February 5th. It was the first banquet to be held in the High School gymnasium, :md-well, just ask the decorating committee how difficult it was to tum the Hgan into a banquet hall. And we had to Hooverize, too, but that we owed to the H. S. boys in the service. We surely did have a hard time scheming and scheming, but, taking it all in all, the party was a huge success, and everyone could see that everyone else was hav- ing a glorious time. The 1919 Class Play, HThe Fortune Hunter,H was presented in March at the Grand Theater. This comedy in four acts, by iViuehell Smith, was a New York success a. few years ago, and is used Widely by prufessimml companies on tour. It proved zm excellent piece for displaying the various talents in the Juuinr class. The story followed the career of one Nathaniel Duncan, 2L somewhat speedy youth, who found himself five years out of College, without money 01' a job. He was advised to remove to some small town on the theory that in every such small town there was one wealthy girl, Who would look upon him with favor. Duncan's experience proved the theory. The vil- lage hankerk daughter fell in love with him and actually proposed to him. In his residence in the village, however, Nat became a suc- cessful business man. At the same time, he found the girl who could make him happy, and she did not happen to be a girl with a. fortune. The Fortune Hunter, himself, was ably portrayed by Keith Med- bery, and two other principal m9n characters were, portrayed by Niel Ruvel and Claire Box. Mona Isscnhuth took the part of the vil- lage bunkerk daughter, and Mary Pickcll and Ruth York the parts of Betty Graham and Angie, The other characters ranged from miL linnairos to village loafers and were taken by Noel Thompson, Shel- PAGE THIRTY-NINE 'c; H 11011 Reese, Victor Andnrsnn, 1Vult1-1' Amlm'snn, Wyeth mehlos, Enos Alluy, G1-1'21l1l Bandy, 11111115 1'11111'1', Kvnm-th Wm'd, Elwin Hickvr, Olivvr Wm'nm', 11111111 Nuwiun, z1111l Lnuix HlumlgmuL T111! play wns 11111lv1' Hu- 1li1'valinn 11f Mix: 1'1121 H111ill1 111111 11:13 111111101111le 11 1I13ci1lml succusa 11y 1'1'111'1'111111 wlm MHY il. 11,1-111111 Ar'lwl'nuuL nmm-y OFFICERS 0F ,20 CLASS President, .................. Clill'm'II Dcxtvx' w VicILPrrAsixleuL ................ Ahnm' Burtt SImmrtm-y-Trmxsurcr ......... Sylvia Matuikn Cnlnrs Old Rnsv 21ml Grey i my nvmu'rwr; j u N? SOPHUMORE CLASS . u L h 1R6 31. aunt? 1 l l'AGlQ FDRTY-THIHJE 5371 DAKUW , HURON, SD muoww History of 1920 Class Ilvl'v's tn Hm UIIIHK 0F 19:20 zlml ull its ilhmtriuus lllUthl'l'i, wu'rv n lmm-h 11m! Nllilll' in Athleti Wu lmw mw mun. Curl Uln'istx-nsmh who is Capt lH-lt-L't l'nl' 11w Innllmll lx-um nl' 'lh'. UIII' Mass was wvll rvlnrn-svnlml uInunLv llu- utlu-r TuuHmll plnyx- :nul in hn -llmll m-ll. While m- m- in fuulish 'l't'Hllllll'll. lu'n uf lhl- girls, lhm' Light. mnl nlys Bandy, plalyml l'nl' Hurml nu Ilu- In 'ollmll lhmr. This Iw-nl', m- hm'x- nulxlml lwn muml In nur lisl. 'ylx'in Mnh-jl ulnl Juliu AIIIIUI'sun, ln-nvr known as UHum :lIIIl .lnvhz cull. 'I'Wu nl' slum, our l'ur- NI-ithvr hnn' nnr hnys ln-u-n le-all' In nnr rmnm 11w slurs in tin 'm'x'im- Hag I'l'lllilhl us ul' 'I'rm-u-g ldn Inul' t-lnss Pr. am. who is mm with 'I'ruup H. :Ilnl lCdu'nrxl Prinz uhu jtlilll'tl HII- m'iuliull cnrps :1 I'vw lnulltlls :lgu. Nm' urx- xw lule'ing- in liturm'v nml drnlunlio nluililx'. Clmrlnltu Km'kmv ml Sylvia Mnn-jl n urn wvll L'nmxn lun-ts llx-lmn- llhnmn hm Ilixtillgnishml Iu-rsl-ll' us :1 xnllp nl lun- , winning llw pl 0! Inn :lnllnrsv um-rml hy the Cnmnuu nl l'lllll For the ln-sl lhvnu- nu I-Huul HuilI-y mul Julia Amlvrsuu slmwml lIu-ir :IhiliU' I'cv Rusnliv. Unnsrrx'nl inn. :Is :u-lnra in III t As l'rvslmwn we weren't as grm'n us m- luukml. In our l-lahw mm-ting un Ilu- first A m- I-lvctml 'l'rum- mu Pl ixlvnt :Iml .hlckson lmnghlin St-crl-tzu' ' 'l'n . Idllvl' xn- 'llnsv Mzu'iuu .lnwph us mm mm ... 1' 11... student gm'vrmm-ul rmllmitlma I'lwn wn- snII-c- tUll uur l'llll nlnl I'nso mul grey, and lurzn'I-I fuughl l'ur HII-m. In rushlnw WI- utlvmlml our first luu'ry, whioh u mmlr u gwall suu'I-n by :I snappy program Then nftur llu- Nuw Yum m- m-lcmnml tllu Inid-yn-ur Fl'vslnm-n, W itll llwir llvlp wv plnunml uunlhm 17mm :wl ull llml n nn-rry m't-ning Hunt Mll nnl ln- Immune 5mm '. fur m- Ullll-l'l'll us Hmlls prm'ml us us mlgcr t'm' u'm'l; nx pl.- Snplunnuros in Iln- I'nll without l'h- lnss nl' glv nn-uIIu-r. Ulimu'xl va-n-ul cl; lent. .Uun-I' Ihu'll, Vilwhln'K iuln-m, nn-l rvl yitrodsun-I', Huanlin FImllm-umlw 21ml .lzu-lv I-lm-h-d mvnllu-Is nf Ilw slmlu-ul L'm'ul'nmt-m mun: . Milli x0 Iaulglllin wx millov. Wu hn-l zmnllwr unjuynhlo l'-' .V mnl nur anlmmurv draws in :I Clum' will. lu'ight pruqn-cls l'nr us ,hlll'l't'hh'rlll unvs whih- u'v Hl'l' .luniura nlnl aninu. Rlirillir Vlmllnomnlnn ?uuu-r FuuTV-l-WIUN Full Fledged Sophomores We entered the halls of Huron High, One sunny 11211 in August. We entered also, Very shy, People wondered why we 1ve1'e1ftn101'e l'ubust. Our schedules were arranged for the Whole year round, By heartless teachers to whom we were bound, It seemed 213 if we would be crushed to the ground, When 11 bunch of Sophies, 0111' meeting place found, Some pretty 1121111 class fights took place, As we fought for the 0111 rose and grey, We were hardly nothing after the nhase, But 0111' chance to get even, was coming someday After many plans zuul struggles, A Freshnmn party we planned, But the Sophomores were waiting at the door, Aml 0111' executive nH-icel's Were certainly canned. The rest of the yem' 1'2111 quite snunthly, Until the Mid-Yozu's cauue ill: Then the Suphs again began their picking, And made 113 fuel like dull tin. 0111- Freshman yezu' 11115 $01111 over, 011, most joyous days of 0111' life, With the onward 1101,01'111iuntiu11, 1T0 fight like bright, steel knives. Then in 1110 your 0f '17, We began our work anew, 0f Sophies there were many 111111 strong, 0f Fl'OSIliOS just 21 few PAGE F0 mm 1!- FIVE W0 worn nl w 's lnying for them, I surl-ly piiy lln-ir purple and whitn. Om' colors, nltl rnsv uml sunllu'o gl'uy, Sham! brightly 1111 thru 1111- light. Thou cmuv tho Huphunum- party, Vith ull mul mullrs uf vim, W0 u-tminly haul u lumpy time, On tlu- Hour of the High School gym. WL- puumlwl Hllll puumlm-d the frexlIit-s, With tlu- III-lp nf uul' higher clnssnmlns, Artur breakfast, nftur lunchenn, mnl 'limn-I'. tun. T110 frushivs guosm-d their fntlls You 1:111:41 m'l-rymu- rvnwmlwr, Thu! wv'n- not half thru with High, Bounlsv i1 is nnly our sveoml your, Dmlt' furgl-t nml pass us by. aSylviu Man'jkn. mum Imiivmumx H u Rb; Hm- UVFM'ERS UP 15121 CLASH Prosinluul ........... thuri X'unw Izu'y Huuilz-y Mzmrinu Mnx'in Vivthltn'billl'llt ,. SvrI-vtnrptn-nmln-I', Colors Purplr- :IIM Whitn- mm: run'rumuu'r : unoN HlGH SNH'H HHK ' mm: lNlll'l i AlV4 FRESHMAN cuss History of l92l Class In Hm full 01' 15117 W0 onlvrvd tlu- H. -H-IH Anni from what m- 5qu lump Iulw' W0 wishml m' hull ,t 1 H . 'l'lu- Suvhmuoros .1 WNNNI us. Whilr tho otlwrs nll llill Mumv Wlwu it comes III ln'i , a Frx-slnmm Why it :liu't zmy fl L Um- night W0 gave - lnll1y, Dnu'n in the H. S. KW : 11, wns in be a umsqlu-I-mln, Am! wt- Int smm- otlwrs in, 'I'lu-y Ilitl most of the dancing 'l'lu- whnlv thing tlII'B' did run, u'lw it comp; 4., lu-in' a I-'rvshmnn Why il 3th any full- ' Uur tmwhors un- u lint' Int, Tim sunu-liluvs Hwy Hl'l' rrllsx, Hut llu-u that's only unturnl, Cnusv u':- all like to huss. Nmm-wuys Hwy swirl us Jn-mll'ul, Till m- uhnost mm! tn run, Wlu'n it comes In lwiIN n P'ruxlmmn Why il aim : zmy Full. Hlu' nI'Hm-l's un- film unvs, 'l'llvir pi 'hll'OS yuu'll xm- lu-ro, Unr h Hur lmlnl t nr'lu-r :It'nx'. Hut nur lumpy lmnlv was rmulnisIn-nl. Unusv llu- Minl-Yviu's 11ml In comm g nmh-r is Miss Pyln, Wlu-u it comes In ln-in' ll Pruslnmm Why it ain't any fun Mnrjmjv mm wax Cu rml. Sept. Oct. Calendar I 91 7- I 8 3eEverybody comes early to see who is first. kStrenuous start not goodeno schooL 57Vacant seats remind us of those classmates serving our coun- ry. MSeniors, eye-sight failing, anything smaller than a Senior not perceptible. 7eVacation next week. 17eAfter State Fair, carloauls of diamonds. IkPiirst Football practice. IQeFreshies will be the victims. 20e irst Senior Class meeting. Officers elected. 21FWhe1'e's our pepi 24eFreshies meet their fate. 2i-Dances in the gym. Thafs great. , 26-Senior meeting. Annual discussed and staff elected. 27eYe police are always on duty. IeFirst Orchestra Rehearsal. kolizin'les Clark puts in R. Cfs desk, but Alcn Belle declares it is his feet. 3-Wanted - BUGS e Biology Class. FWlu-re is our Wandering Charles today? kfiii'e in the coal bin. SeSenior meeting. Fight over the rings. 12-Football Game with Pierre Pierre wears crepe. lS-Orchestra entertains aSSembly. 16-Between the dark and the daylight. 17eFi1'st report curds. Surprises enough. 18e-McClaskey speaks to some of the schools mlventurous members. lfteFudge in D. S. lab. and the sugar cost $1.00 per cup. 1 uess it IS about time sugar prices are controlled. Mr. Bailey entertains the assembly. First Tiger out. Frank is chewing his usual cud. 24:51:11: 7nnley says war is alright as long as it is done penceL Ll V, 25-Dance it should be leap year. QG-Giers mock football game on the rostrum. Alceu looks fine in Mr. BHHOFB duds. 27eW01u1m- why Thelmn and Carrie tuok the fire-cscape to make their get-awzly. 317Everyone studious after school. There's a reasonJlallow- e'en. Elnora Laughlin entertains among Seniors. PAGE FmTy-ONE Nm'. 1 Wumh-H rI-Higm munitnruhip ml n lelsiun. 2 2114! Tigm' nut. IlelmIl wilh Hiunx Falls 5 Mixx MmHu-ry is no mow, Mm Davis tnkI-s 11w plzwtu Ulelilting' swmtvw I'm'm'ltv pustinw. 7, Unmmvwinl Uvngmphy1'1:st prul'm-s Irips tn smtly. lisml mumlwrs u! 1L H, 14le n' SaWIm won- Hu- tllrm- div. 51;Hnm-slvwl mul Bul'm-y p.01 ViIIIIn-tl, vmm-quumly nssmnhly 1'1 ny::111 st11iv1 Wuku up, ynn'rv lhmking smlI-x', silyh' A 0. Pu 1:1 15!; an' luuly Iinutopk try 1w In'wsvnlmL .L A.1Mu-H1. H l,l;x v ln'm 1w has humm mm! H Jn'uin dishn'lmnmm. 15 713mm h-m'v t'm- Alzuliwn. Hi7 Smn'v 13-IIL ITiHuyM Hh-n Club vnlol'luins. HQNIinr L . . s mm-t Jiwslmnm aDnnm- lunigm. Vumimu lu-g'ins. Duo. JiiEx'vryunu havk, hmkiny Irrighl :uul clxm'rl'ul: muu- usyw- cinlh lwright Yu Stl'iymn! 44mm rings llzm- zu'rivwl. Mr. Ful'umu wmls 11i.s announce- mmlis 1111 with Miss Ix'vu-hum, Just In. iwl. 5 'l igwrr nut tmlny. Sumo Pools Ii Hlmliml hm'. Wmulvl' u'IIUI'U Ux'ulmm returns I'mm hi. 11w x IH hu wht-n Ualn-iul blows Hu- lxm'lL T A. U. H, chtlm-d 109x iiw-usculw l'nmlilm's taking pix'lun-s I'ul' 111v lwnvh'l ol' tlw uunuul during 11w firth ln-riml. Hard ml H19 numitm: U. Chrislnnsvn ulvctwl 1311K HmHmH Uzllllzlin. H EVL-rylnuly rudu-s m Ul'iiuk 11w munm'n. Hgl'kt-Mu Soxu-m- rutvrlnins lIlII'il Ulullwl, Girls Junk I'urxxunl 1n B. IL g'znnv, 1:7,;I4prilmnuut runs high. J First B. It gumu. DIVIIMLLIlumlm'. le'inns! llnnm 49, Millvr 5. Girls mvvt Hu-ir Wznm'lnu, HiiAll Iluil 1.0 1110 chim' Bnclwlm' Club. lTaJnnim-h mnm-fninml rnyully in chuyn-I. Wm. Hnnlnm- disr plays lllH ability :15 CMIIIlu-Iur 01' music. lH-le M'l'vnnnn;r lePUUSm. 'an luuly Hmmwkf' lsl-Miw Smith Ilrmm'wl. Vumllrm f'nl- fwn wovks ' xurwu IVAMF p-Af.1 nunON HIGH PAGE mxr'ranHImIl 117$, - U HURON Hlen' 1g. Human HIGH Jan. T Evm-vmm rMnms looking; chom'ful. chdpll presents Ser- vice L ' given by the S, B. C. SiRuh! Rah! Elktun 1.4, JIm-un 47 QiScllool 0n Snturdu is ammuuuerl to us. We will gradually perish and fade 1m v Miller girls and Huron girls cullitlo. Dunh nwnticm the score. . lliDolmuI vs Huron. Sump old stux'y, Huron u'il VSSJ-VR l-J-Snphnmnros entertain in chapel, mmlorn W'l. ion of old songs. Rah! Rah! Nice records. 1.5aSonim' cards are ordered. JG Tigor Staff Meutinvr. 17 Nn ExamsH Everybody piokanining. IS-Robert's in the make-up business. Glory for the B. B. quintpttv. Huron rounds up Brookings, 120-10. :21 191'eshies present, HYmmg Lochiuzwzu' bL-furv assembly. 23- 1u'emb1e, Lre1nblc,as 1 go, And Will keep on forever, English exam, 347 Mon: trembling. AL M. exam. 2577Tigcrr let 100504 287 7NL'W1V ; ived Freshmen arc greotml With a paddling Also Urcht.h'3 entertained and :1 farce is 541' 1. EDASuiline; Salem mlcountm's some R. B. team. hirls ulsu play and Mid by 21 score of 470. - 30-Tzlg; a shovel, and we had a holiday. Sl-The lnLu pus vifuuters' club has predicted and enforced that You shall lmn'v tln'u the halls and not he caught on the half VCOHYiOI' stay bun 1mm- nftvr school. Rather Momentary stuff! 10 Fob. 1 13 154- Dance in the gym. Glorious mmonnamm-nt uf tho JiB. Victory at Sioux Falls, 14-9. 2iSnlmol 011 Sntm'duy. No rest for tho Wicked :E-Nouu entertainment for B. B. boys postponed from Sutuw day night. Woincl's, Vyul'foo, SlvunHU What WHS sorvud :15 lulle Dance 011113an the pariy. .1, mm; :u-rivud. Cigarette papers scattered fruoly 5 Junior-Sonim- Banquet. huge success Many new Jnncers mhlerl to tho already lvngthy list. !'1-le10 Innl'ning after the night before, and n lot of slw'py 1100A pln, to wit. 7 Sthcial vntol'taiument on tho rostrum at uuon. Noun lIHIlCDS nbulishod. Sud Dny, R Hmv Wu lmmilinted Rtillh'ohl! Scorn, 2443. Bravo votm'mls nf' tho Urmmn and Black. IDENU Snnim' prng'mm-mnr ohms m'usidum unathU t0 nttontL vamp: mrrrvqmun Mar . 11;Roof garden opened, Kodaks and dancing quite popular. 1kJuni01' play rehearsels in full swing, . 13-No school. 1475111307town clashes with Huron and VVatcrtown suffers sadly, 15-Boys train for tournament. IThRotten'eggs being contemplated. ILOh, the pietfeeds on the fire-escape! 19hTrouble brewing Meeting of the school board. 20-Miss Goodman leaves. Rumors of petitions heard and riots and strikes imminent. 21-Program for Washington's birthday. 22-Grirls defeat College team, 10-5. Rah! Rah! for our side. Soc Falls retreats to the tune of 29-11. Last game of season, home stretch for tournament. Ye Socks! 25-Everyone excited over tournament. ?GhNew basket is erected on the stone wall in the gym. QThSeuior play discussed. thiss Goodman back. Welcumo! Students gone to Brook- ings. Halls look quite forsaken. Z-I'hu'onk aggregation returns. Grand Welcome. Graham and Gillespie resort to hat racks in pajamas for a snooze. BhPictures were attempted on the roof garden, but were quite unsuccessful. FHThe Borrowed Umbrella11 is cnmmenced. L-Upon request roof garden will be closed for the remainder of season on account of the war. PPreliminaries of class tournament played. Seniors and Juniors victors. T-Measles interfere with Orchestra concert. Juniors defeat Seniors, 15-17 in final game. S-Mcaslos and more measles! P. Christensen elected 1919 31 B1 Captain. 14-State tournament. Load, chmnpions. Alca mm 10 pounds of candy. 15w0rchestm cnncert, at last. 17-A11 people Who Were in too much of a hurry to attend tour- nament stay after school. ILJunior play approaching. Zthiore stars discovered in the Junior plav, HTho Fortune HunterW Grmt success. ' ZZhThrift stamp registration cards go down Sonim' rows with wondrous rapidity PAGE wmrvrmw: HURCIN m... nunoN HIGH BJ'II'IIIII iII IIII- I'll! t'm' III.II ms! .IIIII HI'UIII'SII'H SIII'mIIIIIiIIg IlIIII IIII I-III'II' NIIIIIIII II. III l'IlIl' I'ulImII.I-, EI-IIIII I'IIII III IIIZII IIIIIIIIIIIIIII I III I' IIIIIIIII': IIIIII H. h now I UllI IIII IIIIII. I'IIII-III III- sIIII-III. .IIIIIIUI .IIIIiIIIIIII II iIII IIIIIIIsIos. L III'KIIIII' IIII lInII III IIIII'III-I'III IIIIIII'II III IIIIIIIIII. I JHI-IIIIII' IrII'II I'IIIIII IIIII'I'I III IIIIIII' I. I --III'II Imus Hula IIEIII IIIIIIIIIII. I'IIIIIIIIIIIUI'iIIII I'IIIISI'II. 1 HIIIIiuI' IIIIII' IIIIIII-tico III-I-iIII. - III .I'IIIIP H BIIIIH'IIIIII lug. ' IIIIUS'IVICR IIII'I', IIIIII-IIII-II. IIII IIIIIIIIIIIIiIIIIII-II IIIIIII' I: hIIIIlII'III'I' I'EIIII'II IIIIIIIII. II In! .IIII'. 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IIIIIIII! lIuI-kI IllilkP :I 'In-II-I' IIIIIIIcg'I'IIHHII, II'I'IllIk'S gum. Illng-guIII-I 'IIII'I IImII :II .IIilI s Huk. IIIIIII .IIIuI-- lIi.I- .IlIiIiII fur IIIIIII ' IIII' IIigII .I'Imls II'Iu-II iI I'uIIII-I III III'IIIII: II calr. NI'II' inIII gum .IIIIIIIIII' II IIIIIIIILI IIIiIIIIIlIIIl III IIIII Inulli 'I.I IIIIIIIIIIIII HIIII llIIllIl'ISJI III-IIIIIIIIIII IIIIIIiIII- IIIIII III. IIIIII- III'IlIlII' II-IIIu. ITISI-IIIUII IIIIII III'IIIIIIUIJ- IHvIIIIII- Inn .IIII'IIIIII:: lm IIII' 'JII uI'IIIIIIIIIIIIII II'IIIk, 'NI'IIIII NIIIIII' III III'IWI uI' IIJUI'I' I'USIIIIIII'! IIIU IJgI-IIIII'III IIIII'IIIIIII. IIIIIIV. II IIIIIIII-I. .IIIII' III IIIIIIIIIII t-IIIIII gun's 011 .-I IIII-IIII IIIIIIIIIiIIg II'III. ' II II . IIII l'IIIIIIIII' I'I-IIIIIIliuII. ItiiI'IIIIIIIII II'l'lIlI'lII. IT , .IIIIIIIIIi IIIIIIIIIII-I. II'I SIS. EILIIII FIFTY -st xxxruc STUDENT GOVERNMENT COMMITTEE, Seniors: Thelma RiPllill'llh Frank Grnlmm. J uniors: Blzmclm Bnumhoi'i' I'nul Christvnson Sophomores: Rosalin Ollnllncmnbv Jackson Imugllliu. Freshmen: Mul'lu'un-t Pmmly Mwml CIII-istvnwn, rw-rxumGH-r my N.. 7 '1 H1113? 1 L1iAr-a, HURON Hlnu 'ikr'1' zkl 'uuRoN HIGH Student Government Hurori High School can boast of being the first school 111 the state to have the full organization of student govermnenh We started at the bottom in 1915, working up, until now we have 11 fully estab- lished system with student monitor periods and student government committees for matters of discipline. The f1s1't thing each class was allowed to do was to elect a com- mitten of two, one boy and one girl, to represent the class at commit- tee meetings. This eo111111ittee 11113 to make rules for hall conduct, assembly discipl ine and the like. Later all disciplinarv matters we1e settled th111 this committee Finallv the monitor system was orga- nized. 0110 person for each assembly period was elected to have change 01' 01 that period with the privilege to send any student to the office whose conduct 111stu1'bwl the 1155011111111 The sy stem, 011 the whole hns worked 1'01'1' 11'0l1,imloed, and we are proud of it. We sincurclv hope that 91 911' class following Will uphnld this 1101101'1111' s1stem 11nd si1i1'e to make it hpttm 011011 veur. PAGE FIFTY-NINE WIIHVAM STAFF I'llHlul'rilhl'hiur ................. t'm'ril- Alumni Assm-inh- IMiluI' .............. 'I'III-hnn HiI-llmwls ,Yiclm' .huII-l'mn I2 . . Frank Hl'nluun ..... hh-lv thliitt I HHHHNH Mnmuu Asmuiutv llnsiuws M: m Avlix'ilius .............. Music ........................ sllnur I-'I Wnum' lh'muul ...................... Mary l'; mu Mhlu-tirs ..................... Nulwrl UI'I w Ilvv-Jlnws .................... UI-I-II Mrlh'nino l'A'll-I SLVTV 7 777 r The Wigwam The class of niuctuuxro'zlltovll bus the lmnoV and distillation of putting out the first annual iu llm-un High. It was named the Wigr WamitllaUs an mM umuu, isth it? But we believe in being thor- oly Westum'lwnco the name. At the clas lnm-ting, Currie Mutsuu was PlUL'tUtl Editor-in-Chiof', Thelma Richards, AH vcizxto Emlitur, and Victor Anderson, business manager. As a, Hrst nlldm'tnkiug, wu 35k you to overlook mistakesY 10 0011- sirler 111m in trying: to bring out n histmy of tho scluml' mu' with all Of its activities, there may be snmvthing' uvvl'lnokod m- smuuunc loft out. But we siucoruly hnpp that this will Im an annual custmu, and that each vom' tho Vip;w:uu will grow bigger and b01101; profiting by our mistakes. PAGE sun: .0th TIGER swan: INDIA 5. GOODMAN rAcuL'rv ADVVEEH or new Emma 51x1 ;. The Tiger Staff HtIilurrianIIh-l' ..................... Uiur- Stom' A ' Klnll' ICIli'Lm'. H ........ Hulll Ultorlmek Ihminm Mmlngr-I', ....... Vivlnr AIMm'son Ath'vrlm sznnm'x'. ......... Hnln-rt Bnmcy ilvrnry ...,......M:u'y ,':1 44m Lm'nls ...................... Elsie K ' ' .HhIt-tim ....... Frank Graham .lukr Im-ksnn lgnlghlin Jnkvs rio Mutsnu H11 Inl'll 81- yr .................... IhllMI Sparks Jnninr .. . .......... KPHIIK'HI Snplmmm'n- . ........ Flmrlulh- K ow Norman Baum l l'0$llllli l ................. Junum Ilptvrsun Vm'nliy Adviser ............... Mlhs Hmulluzm 'l'llld 'l'lHl'IH 'l'lu- 'I'iuvr was lirq m'iginntu-ll in 111v ihN-IHIIIV ulwlml lin-Iyn Mcllmiuu mlilul arvm-v I'mq. hum, II'IH 0 W113. Tlu- slndunl lH'thl'. Hx-II-u Hnrvlnvr. : NM Ir ulilur. nml t7 N munngur. A cunlpsl mu ul 1' imm ' x-ly fur n:nnin; lhv lirsl Iliuh S hm-l WINK Wn-u :Ivll rm... w 1 xx ...-vn,,.1. ,l,ul,, limtiun. Munll m'mlil i5 :In.- 1qu Iml y .lell'l lur H . NW. 5 ul' lln- u-I', u'llivh was :Ilu'uy: full ul IWI' .1qu m-um, Tl,U 'lilTon-lll du'mrlnwllla nl' Ilu ynun-r vuntuin :lll Ilh- IH'WS ol. Hm High Nuluml :IIhI mm-h luu'nlwl prunwting vutlm m :nnl M'lmnl Hliril is 1mm . plislnul lln'n 11w 11:111qu This ym' ll lw-u ulwidmlb' M'illvnl, 'II- lnrm-le-ully un-ry dullr'm in High 4mm suhwrilml 1n mm , 1 I 113' snugvslin: llu- n:nm- 'I'lm W h m..- m- ynzu' ISJITJR .Uil'v Nlnmw nus ulvx'lwl 1-t1ilm'-iIH'Ilii-r: Ruth l'Ih-rlw-l: :hsul'inll- wlilnl'. :Iml Y'n-Iur Amh-I'snn lrnx'il Am-r, Ww nll plx-xlyu lung Iii? 2:qu hzuupinwm In Ilw WV Mu m-ny nmh nH-I l 'l'W Hivlitvs, min ml Mhhrliu- u'rihuupn 'l'lu- 4m! ll quly has vh-rlwl l.nnil.x hkvrnmn wl-IhIr-inrrllivll Rx'lxln Huh nun: lul In-xl .x- I'. Wu. lukv Huh 01w, Mar 'I'hn- nhl Jinx ul' ISIIIHT w mam H .NMIY. :le hiuh n'n- le lula nl nvncinlw mlil-n :m-I I'uul t.lll'-KNI!'HM'II lm: ax m:nx- xlmrmnilv In u M. llwm all kinuls nl' lurk mul mv- f' Munm Iin- :III-I Hunrish m it did in Hm; 'N :JKURON HIGH THE HURON TIGER Published by m Junmalum SludunllnlllummiD-l. nghstl vs! I u chH. Iw HURDN WIN S CHAMPIONSHNP '. O i n , p r: z 5 N N , x m N mm mmmm vu-nHIun.1VN 7N , mu m, N LITERARY m m. N 5 l a W z I a N a A mm m m. .m. nun m -. m um : N H Um: l N m m H n... W M M mwll THE TIGER mun: slx'ryrvnrn lump: sm'rvrsrx THE HR 01 I ESTRA Vinlins: Dom Lynn Miss lx'vrclmm ' W tcr Andm-snn Clifford Duniulsou 5 Frederic Pl'oli'ur Ruth Conley K011110111 Ward Cnllus; Mr, Suundm'snn 'A' Alicu Mzm'j 1': Hm'imt: Paul Uhrislousml Ful'm-m: Luster Randall Ruluu'i Ulu'uvy 'I'l'umlumn: Wmldvll Hmwslool Piznm: Um'riv MntHon Drums: Rulph Sparks anlnctm'; El'h- T. Furmun f; Not in piclnl'vfj 1;; ET'NK- -1 .1; -.. ulnoN H.1GH The Orchestra Huron High Sclmol was 111110011 furtunatu '111 having Mr. E119 T. Ful'man here this year, who organized a Very creditable Orchestra He has 21 state-wide reputation as 15111111 111111 Orchestra. leader, 111111 was 10111101 of the D. W. U Band previous to his coming here. T110 the players were good individually, 11111113' 0fthe111 were inexperienced in O1'chest1z1 wo1k M1.Fu1'111al1,th1'u his excellent leadership, 51101 needed 111 w 011C111g.;1 up :1 vely fme musiunl org a'11izatio11. The Orchestra played at school c11te1 taunuents, between the acts of the H. S. plays and also appeared twice at the College. They were always ready 211111 willing to play 211111 Were received very well by the audiences. The climax of the season cnmv with the Orchestra. concert, given 111 March, which pl'UVCll 11 great success. The following is the con- cert progrmu: PART I 1111111111 ............................ R. B. Hall The Isle 0' Dreams ..................... B1111 Big B011 ............................... Allen 17121511911 Brown ......................... Allen T1'1111111eri ..................... Schuman Miss Dora Lynn Vision of Salome ..................... Lampe . PART II Nihvlungcn March ..................... XVagner JIu111111 051:1- . . . ,Dvorak Sloopy Hollow . ,. . Allen Pilg1i111 s Chums 1111111'1311111111111511 . . Wagner Tlio- Scr 01min ................ . Moszkowski Ave Maria. . . . Schuburt Miss Ku 6111111, . 11111111111, h 155 Matson Overture: Orpheus ................. Offenbach Somme Fidelis March .................. Sousa STAR SPANGLED BANNER PAGE ElXTY-SEVEN 51mm LHDIH'JLL'IS w .un m I Luu x' w m-rmwr mu- gmin, miriorn Leo Smith. : Elwin ku-zwu: lmxlm', r Floyd Brm , THE BOY? SLEE cLus :ul Snul, mim- Wuumn s Eluudguud, Clulx'c Box. Miss Put Wyeue Wnables. cuprenp Hlyslmw, 1'qu Christensen. Jackson Boys, Glee Club The Boys' G100 Club was Organized last T2111, umlor Miss Ruth Pate, who has charge of the Public School Music, with Paul Clu'is- tensen as Prvsidnnt, aml Wyelte VL'mele as Secret l'y-Tronsul'er. 1t isavel'y creditable m animation, and one that Miss Pate nud tllv entire High Schovl may 1w proud of. Many times thoy lmve enter- tained in clmpvl and H1. various pl'ogrmns giwn in the High School, and several times they WDI'L' askml for outside on'tvrtuinmmlts, show- ing that they wore appreciated, Toward tlm 0nd 0f the year a vm'v clover pantnminc was given by them, made up ontiI-ely of cmm-d and cumme it vas, for the audience WHS hunt in mu- constant so mun M' laughter fmm begin- ning to end. With every member returning noxt your the G100 Club should be even bettvr, and the school should be proud of it. PAGE: sxx'rv-me m 3 I 0 I u m J 5 a Girls Chorus The Girls Chorus consists of about fifty Ivnembers under the di- rection of Miss Pate. The girls often sing at chapel and in pro- grams and are always well received. During the winter the chorus was divided into two groups un- der Evelyn Erickson and Dam Lyon, The object was for each side to prepare some stunt to be given in chapel and have u committee vote which was the host. In a short time the girls had prepared and we were entertained in chapel. Both stunts were very clever and it was hard for the judges to decide which was the host however that stunt given by Dora. Lymfs division Wan 2-1 and the defeated side was forced to give the other side a hWeed , which was tho most fun anyway. The girls have a fine musical club and deserve the hearty sup- port of every student in High School. PAGE SEVENTY-ONE N Hm HURo THE UKELELE CLUE. m MiZdn-H MM. 'rm-Im mzl Lufi Iu vighr 'I'hplum muwm, Ahmw Mas, Mun L'.n. Thv T'kuh-lu Club was org'unizml by spuciul Tvllllt'M For :m 1-111qu tuiunwul given during 11w uimol'. H proved such :1 n'mnomluus success tlmf Swill the girls Wnro uskml to play uthm- plucus until 11W Fowl lung Hwy hml Iwemnv wry well known and wow in 5:11an 119- nmml. Iivm'ymw brightened up when Hwy hmml Hunt the L'levlv Club Wnuld umormin fur the girls were nhlv In Immilv Hwir nkx-lvlw like skillml Hawailam :md lhwir uxovllont vuiccs :uhlml gruully m tlu-il- t-nturtuimnon .. l'h-twvun UIU 11615 01' Hm play, HNPW lmrly Bnulouk'K Hu- girls mu'o :1 group nf Hmmiinn songs in nntivu rustnmv wluioh mnnplololy ilmk Hu- umlivm-o hy stm-m, Much moovss to tho I'kclulv gills, muy Hwy Imvo u 0111b next yI-zll'. PAHH 6H xunoN HI UNA D SNHTH nmmauu Wu- Imn- ln-vu vor'x furtunntr llxin yml' in Inning us Ilirrctur ul' 1' 1:1 Minx Hm D. Smhll, Slw Ilus mmlzmlly wm'kud 0n Dl'amul' its all V 1' 11ml hue pmx'eu mlunl lu iln- 1n Tln'nuull lmr nm'u'in! t-le w, plwmllll lmrsmmlity 21ml leruugh mnxlcly HF 1110 ML Dm- IIHIIirH, u'v haw 1mm nblt- tn giw- wry sm-wxai'mly Hm phlys Hl' lI-mlnlml this yum: Wu sium-n-ly hulu- In llun- ln-r with us zlnulln-r wan: l'AHI-i M VMwamn'Tz HUR-sN CF; ?x. A.- Kid Curlers The Widow Morality ............................. Rachael Smart Mike O,Bl'ien, 21 HaShy-dressed Irishman. H Kenneth Ward JonashPinch, an old and eccentric bachelor . . Walter Anderson Amanda Gull, a vain old maid, Whose hair is always kept curled ............................... Lemtu Ackerman The delightful comedy farce, HKid Curlprs, was given by sev- eral members of the Junior class at the Juniur-Soninr Banquet. The audience was kept constantly laughing hy the humorous sayings and acting of those who took part Rosalie In chapel, when the mid-yoars were ushered in, as sort of an in- itiation and greeting, a short Farce, Rosalie,u was given. The char- acters were drawn from the Junior and Sophomore classes and dis- played a great amount of talent. Niel Bailey and Julia Anderson Carried the loading parts very well but the comedy of the farce wns brought out in the character of a colored maid which was so suc- cessfully taken by Esther Dean. The Borrowed Umbrella Between the two parts of tho Urchvstrn concort' another short farce was given. HThe Borruwvd I'mbl'ella, u onu-act comedy was well pnrtmycd by Harold Anderson, Mao, 0001!, Eugene Blystone and Wanda Millikan. It was full of laughs and ouch part was well mk- en. CAST Mr. hVilson ..... Hm'ohl Anderson Mr. Graham ..... Engmm Blystnm- M's. Wilson .......... Mae Coop h '3. Evelyn Wnites .......... ............. XVannla Millikan PGAE SEVENTYJIVE ;-R:N HIGH Au-ummv, .nthm A mm 2 '5 :4 mm: SI:2:V;2N'leSlX New Lady Bantock Esliu-I' I'Vn-ilwl'gr Yiclor AuKIn-mm .. Frank GI-alnnn , Ruhert Burm-y V Keith Mmllu-ry uksnu Lnngllliu . I Alice Slum .I'IIIII' Alm-II Mcllvnhw HIIIIuI'i ,. E 'o Kmpl' 'I'III Mums WmllII-IIIII ................ HM .hlsil, WiIIIIil'rml Mills LIIIIy Himlnck LnI'ul BIIIIInck Charles BMIIH'H melry lmunr EIII'IIt-st livIIIII-H . Hminvss MIIIIIIguI' Mrs. HNHH'H. FIInI'IIs Uirlu: .thvlv Hlexhill. Mary F AII'iIIII Kihs, WIIIIIIII Millilioll. Lulu .UI'MI-II Mnrmn .Inwph, l'IIIlI-I' tho :Ilrh- Ilil'vviiull uI' Miu- Schml p 'HII'AI IlIu wvll known Inlay. ' leI by J 'nIIII- KI .le'uIIII-. AH nf IlIv pluyvrs Innulln-d llu- hurls in :I wry wnuInun-Inlrlv , wmIl-I lmn- Iu-pu vlmliluhln- In ln'nrosiiun- I ilwm. iII tlu- IiIII- I'HIU. :IIIII YivInI' AIIAlI-I-wu m IvIIIlIIm' III:III Ilill UNPI'pliUIIJIII-V u'vll IIIIII worn aulu'mrlI-II by n szsl 01' I'hIII-Ilr'lnw, I-IIIIII uV' wllum wns illlIH 1n VIUVIWI'V ilIIUI'VHIl tho I'IIIII'HM I-I's Hwy Iml'h ' 'I'hv lll'lN'W'llH nl' lllis play an- gin-II IH'I'I' In lIII' AIIIII-Iic Amnr 'UII. 'lVlu-l :1 Rivlmrla ' II'u-IIu l-Vmslu-rg, :IIIII l'IuI II. Smilh. lhn-uII High .1; Ihmtuc-k'l writ 'wu' II. cileinIL HURON PUBLIC I IBRW' 53? DAKOM S HURON SD 57350 THE FDRYIJNE HUNTER PAST HF FHA h'Al HCHS anlmnivl Ihmmul, l'urtum- IHIXlIl'l' .............. .. Krill. lellu-n Hvlll'y Kvlh - A V young Hlmm'im- ............. Xivl Huvd kugv- lhll'nl m. :1 lumuntr-r ................... Yivtm' Amlvrsrm .. lClwin Hiukvr . ,Ulin-r Wnrnm' .lullu's Lung. Imwn-m-v Millma. ; twn Wall Ntrm't Im-n. Williv Hm'lln-H, u nnllimmireys mu. .. ...... I. ., Wnltny .Xmlm'sull lx'nllllins. lG-llugg's svrvzmt ........... Earl qulun KNYHUUI Wm'U Uvmld hnndy V inns .Hlvy Marv Pirka 'l'mu. u nvwslmy Wnliy, Hun inilur Hi, lln- 1thth inlmhilzml Bvlty lh'ulmm, Ilw JruI 1's xlnuu'htcr Tl'm'vy Tnunvr. llu- Iix'x- 'quan .mn Thunumm Mr. lnu'kW-vm'. 1hr lmukvr .................. lmug Blnwnlgmul Rnlnml lhlmvtl. Ilu- lmru sxw-IL ., ...... Sholdnn lhm-n Hum lh'ulmm, Ilw tlruumxt ..... K'lzlirn Hm . .. . Mnuu Lwnhulh .......... Ruth York .lxm-phim- LUI'kauI. tho hunk .hlv'iv, lu-r l'IllllH .. A Spvn'x'. llnv xlrulmm ..... Wyulh- Ymmhlw IH-lx- Willing. Hu- sIu-ri . IAHUis I'ulh-I' llurnmn. llw m'mnll lmvv ......................... .hulus .IHIIIIMIII lump: ,5 A :m x mnurr The Fortune Hunter Huron High School scored a thontr' 211 triumph in ttThe Felt tune Hunter, one of the cleverest plays ever staged by Huron mmr teurs. The play of unusual type was acted out to perfection by a cast chosen from the Junior Class and coached by hhss Smith. Keith Medbery in the leading role, did very good acting, in fact he portrayed the character that he represented excellently. Mona Issenhuth and Mary Pickell were very successful in their parts, their contrast being brat out clearly. Much credit should be given Claire Box Who took the part of the village druggist to perfection. Noel Thompt son and Ruth York Were extremely clever in their roles of comedy and bmt forth many good laughs from the audience. Miss Smith deserves a grunt dual of credit for this play and tho Juniors should be proud of the talent they possess. PAGE SEVENTY-NINE Pomander Walk Cast of UhIII'IIIIlI-rs: JoIIII HRIIYIU, IIltII IXIII-IIII Utfm' ..................... t'lmrlos Rvilly LiI-ut, HUM. vIIIIIII NIII'ILI ......................... ViI-IIII' tIIIIlI-I'sou Admiral S'II- I'I-lnr AIIII-IIIIIIH. RIIhuI-t BIII-III-I' JvI-nmv BI'IIIIk-IIIIskyII Walter Audmsun Thu Hm'. .IHUUh StIII'III'oI'Il ...................... HHHILI .IIIIIoI-sun Mr. Bmil I'l'ihLElI' ............................... FI-I-Ilcrir PIINTI'I' Jim ........... WI-IIIIIIH BIIIIIIslool Madame III. . . Ilico StIIIIII Mllv. MIII llilillr IIIII'IIIn I III iI- .IIIIIsmI Mr PIIIIII-III Puskvtt ....... .IIII-II- B:IIIIIIH Miss RIIIII PUIIIU'Hlillt ......................... 'l'lIleIIIa R'II-thI'IlS Esther Fl'L'ibl'l'fl . Mary CIII'sIm Miss BIII-IIIII'II I'UIIIII'IIIiIIt . 'PIII' HIIII. HII'IIIiIII- TIII'iIIg' NIIIIOHI .V.. M CIIIIII Pl-VDFUH' . . I , Ruth I'ttox'blli'k Mum MIIII .................................... FIII'tis Crnwfnwl 'l'llli PLAY. HPHIIIIIHIII'I' Walk is :I III: II' III' ITiVlU II'IIIHI'H, TIIII 5mm is situ- 'I1III in .I IIIIiI-l lillII- lI'IIIII in ICIIWI IIIIl in tho IV lull or HIV PI, h-KIIHI IIIIIIIII IIII- IIIIIIIy IliHI II II III'II- II- II'IIII mm nut and i1 I'IIIIIIIiIIs IIIIII-II tlIIIt HII- IISUNI C'HIH'IL IIII'ks. TIIU IMMUNE pmls MzII'iIIlniIII- IIIII-IIIIsIIIIis :IIII! .1;qu Suylu, WH'P IIIkIIII sIIIInsFIIlIy III' . III :IIIII V'II-lnr .xmh. .mI, whilu IiIIhI-I'I HIII'III-I' IIIII1 IIII-III Bilhblu kIIM IIII' :IIIIIII'III'I- in II I'IIIIHIIIIzll SWPJHH III' Inuu'llim' IIillIt II'iI III'IIII NU III:..N :IIIII IIIIIIIII.I1-,. AI'IK'U SIIIIII- us MaIlzIIIII- IuIclII-snnia IIIIII I'IIIII'II-s Rrilly :Is LIII-Il HH'IIIIII t'll'nrly iIIIIII'IIrL-tI-Il HlPil' PIIIPI'IIY IDEH'lS. IIIIIl Ilosnrvo IIIIII'h cI'I-rlil. WIIltI-I' .IIIIII-I'SIIII as RrunkII-HI I'III'SIIII :lh IIII- IIIIIIgIItI' ohurilI I HalhI-r i'II'I-ilII-rg :IIIIl TIII-IIII:I Rh l'IlS.1lll' Mi .- PPIIIIVYIIIIIIHS.WPI'I' VIIIT I'IIWPI'. H34 II'IIs VI'IIIIIII'ic PI'I-l II .IIIIl WI-III H HIIIIIIstI-vl. XII IH'HPI' VHI'I in HIV Hlt-IIII'iI'IIl x- son I-IIIIM III- II'idII-Il fur. iIIIlI-I-Il Wl' IIIII'II IH'I'II I wuovrssi'nl iII lynllllilht's :Ill I'I-III'. IlIII- t0 HIU IIIIlir- iIIu' I-fTIII'Is of RI s' Smifh. II WEN Pth'l'lllVly gum! IIIII'I' IIIII'I III 1w tiIIII. I'MJI': IGIIHITY ATHLETICS A,.1. .Qh HU56 . 0 II? N 1 ! G H Football Season of 1917 N Football picture, reading left to right: Top row, Prin. A. O. Bowden, L. Blumlgnuzl, Halsey, Bitney, Coach Miller; Secolu'l I'DW: Mgr. Markey, Richer, Cantunwinc, Reilly, E. Light, Knickrehm. Third row, P. Christensen, anel, 0. Light, Newton; Bottom row Bonesteel, Houghtnn, Gillespie, C. Christensen. Altho the nppmlents somewhat mouopolized the score on the football gridiron in the season 0f 1917, they all had to admit that the Huron team was as strong as they had run up against. Our line was invincible, and there was not a single team in the state that could tear a hole in it, and do so mnre than once. Brookings put up the hardest fight against our Iine. but even the strongest could not got tln'u. 0111' line 011 defense did wonderful work intercepting passes and stopping end runs. Our backfield was also very strong, and when fullback Light sent the ball forward to the ends or quarter, it very seldom missed its mark. Forward pass ing was one of the strong points of the team of y17. In the Madison game, our backfield charged through the holes in the line several times. making twelve and fifteen yards to a down, and it seldom happened that it did not make three 01' four yards. Pierre, Watertown and Sioux Falls wore the other teams we played against. It certainly seemed as if we Wnre playing against hard luck, for it seemed as if the slightest mi. nko allowed to score. The ronsnu, however, was that the Huron squn'l wore ugreen, but thru Coach Miller's until'ing efforts one of the most promising: of teams was produced. Althu nm- of the most etHc'u-nt teams was trained, we were playing against old experienced teams, who had most of their old players buckemeu whn had played together two 01' three years. If the effect of the war had not hpon 3'1 keenly felt in Huron High School without Ilnubt wo wnuld llilVO put 1111 :L very strong fight fur the state champinnship. THE TEAM Ruvel. ICan.L Quarter Backt Rellly, Hun Back. r'. LlKhl. Fenler, Bnnemeel. End. Pt Christensen, Endt v. f'hristensen. lCnntmelet-U, Tackle. H ughmu. Tackle, Isey. Guard. Gillespie. Guxu-d, M. Light. Full Back. Elmey. Half Back. L. Bloodgaodt Full Back. lurker, Hm! Buck. Newton. Quarter Buck. vuulonwma, Guard. Swearingen. Half Back. Knickrehm, Guard. rrlnz, Tackle. : PAGE FJGHTYJFHREE 55qu .u 95 :85an .9 3:5 Eausm .3523. J 2; 2: : ,u Jana 62512.5 .1 32 Ecuam ...u::2 .530 .EEEa .u 224 ,M .12; .z .5935 .o .4 $5 :3; nor .z4my ngmkmxwlqm war nuRVroN HIGH l'AGl-I mo H'M' 4-4 mm AAA 4 Basketball Season I 9 I 8 Dec. 14 marked the opening of the 1918 basketball season, When Huron bent Miller Htgh Bchoolt 37 m S. The boys Showed up exceptionally well for mhe nrsl game, their teamwork was hue, and they steadily vpiled up the score Miller made an its scores in the first, half. The game was preceded by a game between the Huron girls and the Miller girls. Liue- Christensen, center: Remy and Ruvel, guards; E. Uight and Griffith, forwards. Subs: Gillespie, Graham, Luwrie and New. ton. The Huron team scored their second victory Jun. 4 by defeating Elkton, 45 to 11, Elklon started the scoring, hut Hllrun soon get started, and Lhe first half ended 25 to 2, in our tavcr. The game was quite good tor being so oue-stdetl. The boys S'hDWBd up their exceptional ability at vplaymg haskeltbailt and also a. marked im- movement over the first game. The X'ine-Ilp was the same as heinre, except for Lt Bloodgood, who played forward. The third game was played here, with Doland, and ended with a scare of 39 to 5 hi our favor. The five points made by Doland were iree throws. The gama was con- niderdbly Dne-Slded. as the Score Would indicate, 'Nlr: line'wp was the same as in the Elktan game, except that C. Light. GHIEEDXG and Smith Were put in. in try their amnty at the game. Jan. 15 Lhe Brnokihgs College HAggies came, saw and were conquered by a score or 20 to 10. The game was last and snahpy, nnd eteryone held their breath one min- uteahd shouted the next. Both teams shnwed considerable skill and abitity. I. Blaodgnod and c. Remy playEd forward, Ed nght demonstrated the qualities of a star center, and Ruvcl and Graham played guard. Christensen tank Bloodgood's place during the second half. Jan, 25 the shtem team got the larger end or a 13 to 8 score. The H'urnn team Seemed to lack their usual pep, and the game. as a whole. was a very mo, exhibi- tion at basketball. The only oul-ofrtown game on the schedule was at Sioux Falls, Feb. 1, where we beat our onpunents 14 to 9. The Huron team went into the game wtth a Int 0: pep. and completely cuL-pluyed the Sioux Falls team in 311 points or the gnme, excelling particularly, in clever guarding and team-work, Light played center; Gillespie and Lowrle, forwards; and Graham and Reilly, guards, Subs: Grimths and Christen- sen. One 0! the fastest games at the season was mayed Fan, 3, when Hum deteated Redhem tn the tune of 24 to s. Althu the score would not SnL'ICthe It, the game was Due at light and speed until the Hun! whistle Mew. une-uh: Light, Center; Gillespie and Christensen, forwards; .Remy and Graham, guarast Watertuwn met defeat at the hands of lhe Huron team Feb. 15, by a score 0! 25 to 10. The HZOetown team was outclassed tltruout, the entire contest, our boys hiv- ing no dmiculty in keeping the hall in their possession most 0! the time. and 'il'l Anding the net for 1musket alter basket, Same mne-up as in Redheld game. tCoanued on page 50d PAGE EIGHTYrFIVE H uuRON HIG 65:: .500 .2 .3522 u .quEi .5 .2 .Eu:. :1 .3320 1354 .n $6.. pap. mm: nmn-musxx 1.7V hr x,- ' Girls' Basketball w i Huron High School had a fine girlst basketball team this year. There was only one team that could make 21. bigger score, and that Was Miller. But what could you expect when playing against a 250. pound oppcnent? At any rate we showed them a good fight in both games. The first game was 011 Dec. 14, preceding the boyst game with Miller. The Huron girls played a. fine game. Most of the scores Were made on free throws. Alecn MeIIvuine made the three points which we got. The final score was 8 t0 3, in Millel'is favor. The line-np was: Jumping center, Mae Coop; running center, Flora Bos- Worth; guards, Julia Anderson and Alfrn Clarke; forwards, Aleen McIlvaine and Rose Light. Mildred Matejka was substituted foi- Julia Anderson during; the last half. w 1 Jan. 12 the girls went to Miller and again put up a good fight, but could not run away with such large opponents. The scare was 8 to 2, in Millel'is favor. The line-up: Jumping; center, Hazel Heiss, running center, Sylvia Matejka; forw 9, Mean MeIlvaine and Rose Light; guards, Mae Coop 21nd Ali'ra Clark. Subs: Bessie Heiss and Gladys Bandy. Jan. 25 the girls defeated the Salem girls, here, by a score of 4 to 0. The game was real lively and altho the, score was not large, the Huron girls played by far the best game. They showed a great deal of improvement over thn- last game. Feb. 22 the girls met and defeated the Ilm'on College team by a score of 10 t0 5. The College team was heavier, but the High School made up in speed and bnsket-shooting what they lacked in weight. The girls' basketball season was ended with a class tournament, which was won by the Sophmnores, after a hard battle with the Juniors. t PAGE EIGHTY-SEVEN g TROUF G. PAGE EIGHTYZEIGHE K HURON 14:513.: . Hlou h Honor R011 Huron High School 'is certainly well Pepreseutedjn the service or the United States. There are at present thirteen young men in the service who would other- wise be attending school hereh To these fellows who have left scllooi, home and Iriemls to risk their lives to help save the world from German autocrzwy. 1we owe Fl greater deb! than we Can express. And so Ive dedicate this space in Mlleh' honor. Ten of the hays left Huron in Tracy G. These are the ones whose .pxctures are on the apposite page. First row, Joseph Reilly. Roy Gnscotgne, Vernon Bandy: Second row: Edward Huntington, Vivian Joseph; Third I'DW: Starkey Groves, Tracy Endershee, Kenneth Meigs; Fourth row: Henry Kerhaw and Carl Heiss. Joe Reilly, '18. was nll-state full hack mr mo years, all-state guard at basket- ball and a iasL truck man, Ray Guscoigne, '13. wns on both motbnu nnd haskethan teams. Shorty handy, '18, wns one of Our 1195! basketball men. Bunny Hummu- ton, '19. was also on the basketball squad. and was the school humorist. V1 Joseph, '18, was 1111-state forward on the 1917 championsml, 1hnskebbnll team, and also Flayed em! on the football team. Starkey Groves, '18. was prominent in all athleb tea, but track seemed to be his best. Tracy Endersbee, '20, was president at the class of 1920. Kenneth Meigs was promlnem in track work. as was Henry Kerkow, '15, who wcn nrst place in the cross-cnuntry run at Aberdeen last year. Carl Heiss. '18. am not enter into athletics very much. but showed up wen in hashetbun when he 11111. W111. the departure of th'is bunch. the Class of '13 last eight or its most monument members, and the school last the cream at its athlete; However, those Who were let: behind went faithfully to Work mm with hut llltlc material to start with, hum up exceptionally fine teams 1n both fcabball and .baskethall. 'Dwo other boys, Edward Wagner, '21. and Edwin Pt'inZ, '20, joined the army ill the fall 01' 1917. They were both on the football squntL Last. but not least, is Les- lie Sparks. '15. Les has been in the S, D. G, for several years, now, has seen karma an the harder, and is now in France. He was promtnent in both football and hasketbalL In honor or these young heroes, the Senior Bachelor Club presented the schoul with a Service Fiag, whlch hangs in the Study Hall. This mtg inspires us to he patriots, nol slackers. to do our b1: and help Uncle shm win out, PAGE EIGHTYhNXNl-I Basketball Season 1 9 I 8 KConLinued num 1mm R54 Palm 22 Sioux Falls was again defeated wlwu llmy pla ed a relurn game here. The rinal score was 29 la ll. The game was very lively, and Lhe 1215: can minutes were excepuunnlly interesting when it alljlearml to he more or a circus Lhzm a. bus- kclball 42.211116. This was the lust game ml the schedule. mmm won eight out of nine games played. llumn's tctlll score for the Season was 24-1 palms, and the ullllonenls' total Score was as points. This makes an average per game a; 27 m 10. The foregoing schedule 0! games speaks for Lhe team's ahmly lo may bnskelbulL In Charles Reilly, Llle 'Ca;ltnin.,lhuy mm u must Able anu emcicm leader. Tam was always there wiLh the prep and tight mm km the wax going, and he played his posi- uon nl guard every bit as well as his hrumer. the tamous Hoe, did 4.25 year. Ed- gar nght played a rule guns. at either forward or center, but played the latter posh tlon must ol the lime. Ed couhl mIt-juum any center 'in the slate. and was also a good hashet-slmoter. anul Christensen was also u twuqlosuiun mun. lplaymg center m nut, and lorward the last lmll or the scasan. Chris was almlys there an hash kcbshualin and whqu he dribbled in, unanr the hasket, we were always lsure of mm more pnln s, luld he seldom missm u rree throw. lIle ls culIWm-Elect for next. year, and under his leadership they are sum Lu have a cnanulionship team. Umus Gllr lespie vheld down the other Iomaru llusuiuu, uud dld a line job 0! n. Fall was a slmrky busket'shaotct Frank Graham prover! m th mp. dark horse at me SquZHL He was med m rm-wawl and then uL guard where he made guod. nellly and Graham. the light, here 0.x emionally fast, and made the best pair or guards in Llle smel Thane hem three men who were always ready Ln go in uml Luke lhe place of the regulars. These were Nell aneL Charles Lou , and Pharlcs Bluodgond, Ruvel played 1. mm galne m guard. Luwrlc was a fast. man at either renter or rurwnnl. Bluudzzuod was annlhcr dark horse. his position being at Icrwm'd. There were sere- m, 0mm. rellmvs to whom a greal deal of chliL belong. These are m-umh, h Blaodgnod, Smlthl c, Light and olhers, who, mo they were nnl. regularly an the mm. team, lml a gram deal m do with dOinlupin; me tsnm. Last and hem of all, 25 El lL Mlller, the coach. whum we all admire, respect and honor. The Cuacll's good humor has always lilcued uh up. 11:: ability as u Cam: has more lilall pllL IIllrUu Dn Hm ulnp. Aml ms genial umllusl mu has won all our hearlsl Mrs, Miller has always been a fJVOl'Jle among us. 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Burnev would bu funny Fmvd Brock would make a rm wiLh new girls, Mm; Cnrwnn would he a mm: 'c Mi : mmmbe mm would In: 11 vlmlhmnn, Mildred Matejku xmuxd be a modern Venus E! u Krnpf would be real cum. Clarence Markev nolllll Im rm smm-v Innn, Edgar me unuld be me best man on mm B. E. team. Ahcn would be me only nchhlc m. u: lmnrh Ans: Gumunan-wzmw Hm uuubln? ConductoriXXe ran ox r a cm madam, Miss G,7VV:IS mu M an the mek? Canductorioh, no. muam. we chased her up the: alley. Elm Kmpp Aat's name thelnnnuul me 5mm fluworithe anemone. Clarence Markm'rl mun Hm 5mm Ilnner Was me crows Helen MCCL gDoes UH: lJiurut sWuAr' Snzesmmpx mnddnh hut rm doubt you can easily mm. mm m 'nussing n SJivvlmr is me best lhlng m pm imu pies? Thelma Hm Yam teeth. k m; u. Knem'byJ Vic-I mm gel umrv we hang of um; new dance. Summow I Seem m and an the wrung fool. XVnmI..7sz, an mvvu- AVun Belle 1m Ihe bannumy I Just Ime cabbage. Edwin hikcfl w I was a cabbage. E, T r gWhannmh doe' miss Gondmml mu, m; lonM? HA m 1'. Fclnum' . me shux'wh! mnnm. Chm'les lely Mus, Vex: mm- Nun noun 3 lxcll hop, mu me. ' rHou' 1s Wanda. mukim: out mm H1052 ouiuns she is musing m .1 Ilickcr flower 11m. . . . Rum-Tho; are dx'oolnng, sun-Ing um sou mm L. n , Wu hm 1 dou'i mun: nerful u rmm zln ummuer 15 the son a; u Ignlmn they mm. H. s. mammary. HARMONY T ' mu me Bu's Glue mm. 1mm mugs - A rusmn ur Igllm'anrs, mpmundcme and n 2' I mm T xmuw- 'nw mast common e Dri'ssiun in UN: xii homlm'. mmmzs: wmn we all nsmxc m but mm gel. FMLCE- 'l'lw Gu-Is' Clu rum. SCANIMI- When m H H. 5. members um um nu lbl pwxru Vx'hcx; me Orchemm .mcmms mmm mmmur. mm mum'r I-zrlgm ommun ur Im mu 111:1zsm'mx'r: Ruhurt mtr-mions m mrm. Somcu ng unknownm to me BnL-hulm club, DATE KNEP A lnvilble EGHPC fur ,Hvunp Huh? MOLJ' 7L Bruin U! :l Freslnmm. man A leuhmml mm: for muxual admiruliuu sumvur L'uxls slinE ot Lwn hersuvm . rnmw Thin, rmluma .qndy uencd for 11mm ch. 0. I'lmsIsT :NT Adele's nuenuom 10 Bob t Pumundcr u'auw FLITILM The nummv urlimx. zlummu: m hp fumu. Mr Punnzul 1m 1m mm u'ilmi. 0w. dLuu' w 4luu'l Hunt 10 bun. mm mu, urrmra, mm mm am I going 10 an llus evening? ' 1w hrnxmsedY Ancewwnm am 1mm: my m ymx wh and 1 wmed Mulhm' Hr $3ch . vm thou he mum Wunauiml m , I'm in sum .1 qlmmlly. AlvinniHow Is that? xx nda-Geux'ze urom m sum drinking it I mun, th-wmns m Imam ir 1 tlun'l. Mm Mmmbprminqcngar. mm v mg of mnsl ummxlnnce was not in me world me years ago. and is new now? EtluariMu him, and Viczor 1mm: NINETY-SEVEN SNAP-SHOTS mum NINETYVEIGH'T The next lhlng to a funeral yxrucessinn fDr aluwnesa, an the to walk heme behind a Inve-slck couple. y Euhalm' '5 Sweeust Wards From hls hen glrl- Never mm: the Hnwem. me Keith M-eurllis Is my treat. Frum Furmnn- Yon'vd DBSSed. From A. o. B. There wlll be no schoul um. n gees warm. mm mummy. you miy dance in the gymh . Frum n. Iml- Here's the money I owe you. From Mrs, Pnskett- My hem, my preserver. swam Words ram A. 0, 34,-th WEIR to see van in the nmcs. Frnm Miss TrolleF Where's your excuse? Frum the bnnk-- Your account Is Dverdrmwn. From MISS Inlchnmihmxamia!lon tomorrowfh From a cap-usm BAIL. Ganeral Pershing-That new recruit, Txce, must have b Majm Wood-Why 30? een a bookkeeper. GemPershmgil just noticed hIm tryxng to put his bayonet behind ms ear. Dunhnr-Paul. what i: the mm D! Duwer? Paul ChiThe what. sir? Dunhar-Quuc. righL Miss Ketvhem-Why Was aenrg vm a peculiar sullor? hVendell-Bewuse he married ms wwes hm: axed 'ern afterwards. Kenh Medbery was driving his car slowly down the street when Edwin D ke hhned himh Sh'. said he Your bencnn has ceased lls funckions. SirT' gasued Ream stopping me cm: Your mummauom 1 say. is shrouded in nnmlllgated-' uRenlly, hm. 1 don't quit? The eftumenca of ur xrrnaimnr has ex-hhescedx' My dear follow. I- The tmnsvermll ether uscmnuans in yaur ihmndenser have bean discon- unuea. Just then Earl Newton. who was passing by, shame lights are out. nHey. Med, your Doctor uo lmtlenl with braken anklex-Huw are yml thls murnlng? Mm Mcknywh. can't klek. Standard Queonhs. LouIs B.-Hhvo yau seen Sam? R SuarlmgWho cum 1 his! tonight? FentraI-Numher, please. 2391 or 3281? Helen AlveyA-Dnean't my 1: ir look awful? Senior gIrIs-Wm you write m my book? Rob 3,-Whnl's ma Enghsh lussnm Ed IAlpzrhtiWhM wnuld the team do withom me? Kenh Mh-Gm something to eat? Canle M. aunt bemre clasm-Where the i Is my Physics bunk A. o. Einow are you this mnrning. you bllly goal? Wnnnh-Is mat so? Eddie DIke-OYL mm the moan lovely? Wunauntnwonder Whn will be unfortunaxe enough. to have a date wuh me tom; '3 MurYVI'd zlve anything to Adele for her voice. Tholmm-Wen, she cemunly needs Bamelhing far It, Here. waiter, :Msiplme is damn. said Lmus Gillespie. when In anklnga' uh. said xhe wmter. That Is ynur soup, sir. we serve only small par. Hons m war Umes. Keith MAHOW much were those collars, please? Clerk-Two for a quarter R. M. And how much for one? FlerkiFiHuen cams, 11L M. All right, give me the other one. FAGE NINETY-NINE 62: mzrcg; SNAP-SHOTS FACE 0N1: mENDmaD Hlau HURO.N 7V SNAP-SHOTS 1mm; ONE HUNDRE'D om: Always Something New Everything Guaranteed The Store PAGE 0M: HUNDRED Two PERRITWS CORNER DRUG STORE SELLS SCHOOL BOOKS ATHLETIC GOODS. ETC. All Photographs in this Annual TAKEN AT ROOTS STUDIO 252 Dakota Avenue Huron, South Dakota PAGE ONE HUNDRED THREE If ycu think you are beaten. you are, It you think you dare not, you don't, Ir you'd like to win, but you mink you can't. It's almost :1 cinch you Won't But you m'o nol' beaten if you will rcnwmber, Tn out a dish of MATSODPS delicious HOME MADE ICE CREAM before your task, When in Huron. If you think you'll 1056. you're 105:. For nut 0f the vorld we Find Success begins with a. fellmWs will, It's all in Lhc stale Of His mind. WL- Would rmonnncnd that you always visit MATSON'S Befm'u each task Mud imbibe. in One of those spnrkling SLMlan from our fountain, Wlwn in Huron. 11 you think you're uulrclnssr'd, you me. YOU'VE got to I'll'lllk high to risc, erve goL m be sure nr yourself before le um ever wul n prize. 1V5 a cinch you are DIIT-Cl' 95ml if you Llolft mt MATSON'S famous chocolate When in Huron. L'ife's battle Klan! always go, To the stronger of faster mun, But soon 01' late 1h:- mun who Wins, I! Lhe man who thinks he can, Tn attain thosp results patronize MATSON'S Confectionery When in Huron PACE ONE HUNDRED noun l ' HOLD UP TO YOUR BOY and gi11 too, the neces- sity of saving. Teach the little ones that a penny saved is two cents earned. Teach them that to be prospV erous and independent saving is absolutely necessary.Andp1-ove your sincerity by hav- ing a savmgs account 0fD your own at this bank. GITY NATIONAL BANK, HURON, SO. DAK. 1' SOUTH DAKOTA STATE COLLEGE ' OF AGRICULTURE AND MECHANIC ARTS Offers the young people of the state an 11115u1passe11 op- 1 portunity. to seculm :1 modern and practical collegiate training in animal and dairy husbandry agwnomy, horticulture, home economics, 111ecl1anical,c'1yil and ' electlical engiueming , phmmacy and generai science; a three- -ve211 c0111 se in nmstc: voice, piano or violin; a two- year amuse in pharunmy; 11 four- -yen1 coulse in the school of agiicultnrc; and a numbei of special courses 111 COIIHHUI'CO, Cl'PilHlCly nmnagemvnt, farm engineering and fann and 1101111: 111-111111ge111unt.1 '01 catalog and spa: Cinl information Write to PRESIDENT E C. PERISHO Bx'onknws S D. This Book was Printed and Bound by THE BOWEN PUBLISHING COMPANY Huron, South Qakola PAGE ONE HUNDRED 1mm PREPARE NOW . m IIIe gum III- :1!!! 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Invest Tune and Money In IluIIuII Collette nnd Iou will receive lIIrge :IIIIYI Hie- long IetuIns rm quv- IKIVI'WHIIPHL N la of the IIIIIII IIIIIIL iII HquII chum Huron spends I much InmIeI- III- Is neL III- II: IIImIIIaIII IIIgII 51 Imus m vao' .qu DI v uuursu u! ins IIuII III HquII. ll Wonk! lake V 'I I0 I-omplatn :Im IIqu oftured LII Ihe IIIIIIIII; mm, . VJ Slates on do 3 not offer luu lIunLlI' K1 ears' wart: um of m' 3 H mm P ' ta dune III Hqur. Is In rIluIm Life In Huron :Is gnml I HUHIDI' il' um. batten Expenses common :I.Iong Hurnr. xlndents The Huron Habit . II IIK'Z'VI Huron has the IIIIIIII or m'nwm. H3 sIIIIlcxIIs have the IIIIIIII 0f :uCCEC'KlHIE. cm the HuImI IInIIII. Courses of Instruction iVlL'iull' quI- IuIII- Puilagu CunrHE, Cuurseg for 'r eIIIy. FIIIII I mum: in IIIIsIr 0m,- mIII IIIII I and SIIIIIII. er School Full TCl'm 011mm SI-ptmnhcr lXIlI, ISHS. 1901' FIIIIHIIII- in- IIIleiIIII Write to H. M Gage, President, Huron College, Huron, So. Dak, lly y UHF nf Ammm - c ance IIImI ev r berm Is denmcrnur. Hum IIIIIII m-e IIIcIIeI-nm. :eIt-IIBIII ur-I'ear Acad- III II ComxnercI-I The University of South Dakota The IIIiI'oIsitI' of S'Iuth Unknta is the mIlI 'nstituiiou uI' IIin-II Dll' I-IIIIcIIIiIIII iII SDIIIII Dakota Which oifels cours- vs iII iIllW. MIxIlicinII, Jounmlism 01 Fine Alts ThI-Ie is IIIII IHWlJHl IIIII-I livym'ltnlcnt. Degrees ale wanted in Law, Medicinv Music, Jiuninvuiiug, Aits zIIld Suiencn IIIIII IHIIIIIIIIIU giulilI TIIme HIP dI-szItIIIvIIIS of Public HIII-II IIIIg IIIIII 0131mm and Home Economics. Tuition in Hm C0110 ? nf Alts and Sciences IIiIiulI has tII-vub -two III-IIIIIfIIII-III ix UIIII $12 11 ymu, Fur fIII'HII-I' iIIfm'IIIzItimI IVl'iiP tn ROBERT L. SLAGLE, PRESIDENT University of South Dakota Vermillion, S. D. DAG - UNIV: HUNDRED SIX III n 'k. Select Wisely THE THINGS YOL WEAR THIS SFASON This is nut 11 lime for unlimi1od dis- plny of thh- :nul fuwl'y, but n time when we must nll pull tngvthu-r fur pntrinlic purpnsos nml tlnv gnml 111' ml r r-uunl ry. III cluthing ynll, WP mm only say Hull uul' Him has bevn lu nhinh- hy 11w quality slamlnnls nl' fnrnwr suusnns nml m- hnn- tx'iml tn Ilu that with I-verything we snll for . . ' W'Nm'hl 1' ! Ilw inthur ur llm sun. 'nmxmmmwm:cam- E. C. OLSON CO. I I Clothing Stores I'ALII'I Iwr; uvxnrucinrm The Smith Jewelry Company Huron, 132 D. Wutalms, Dinnmnds, Jewelry 111111 Novelties THE STORE THAT GIVES YOU A DOUBLE GUARANTEE C. H. Longstaff, P11. C. DRUGS S111111.I1111111 s Athletic lels. School Supplies len Wutm' 111111 N111111111-x'1v11lc11 111111111 1'11111'1111111'111 11'111111' 1'111' mm'n. 914 WEST THIRD STREET ROBINSON SHOE CO. 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