Huron High School - Tiger Yearbook (Huron, SD)

Text from Pages 1 - 141 of the 1920 volume:

iHnmum-h lWilh apologies to Longfellowl We, the Seniors, Class of twenty, Bald and reverenl, grave and mighly, Publixll Imw far your approval, Publish now our High Sclmal ammnl. W 2 have marked and we have worried. W orlzed and married all together, Just to give a lril 0f lalent. It! the farm at tln'x, our Wigwam. Try ta give u: all forgiveness, Far mistakes ynu'lljiml within it, They are there, 7111 work is perfect You all Imam, you all admit it. Make us feel tlmt we've accamplished, All that we have wished and slriuedfar. Wished and worried, strivea' and marked for. Ely? Eirpltght uf 1112 Wigwam place in lhe Wigwam. and of them mingling in t the shifting circle which comes and goes year after year in unwealytng succession, lhele lingers a memory, an impressiun of good chter. a sense of com- radeship, upon whase intimacy one instinctively hesi- tates Io intrude. I However. the open hospitality. the genial companion- ship in the wamnh of the ickering htelight all attract one inesisltbly. The dominant note is that of carefree t enjoyment. The Iuture is remote. Ihere is no past, the ,pment is tich. full Havored, entrancing. One thrills to t 'teet the joyous abandon of ynulh and ID realize that all g t: Ihoughlless activity is the natural expression of polen- ial energy soon to be employed in seriuus work. t Here no shadows lurk, no dmtbts intrude, In the genial glow of the Wigwam fuelight Itiendships ale lormed, ideas are born and the hnest human relations t are fusieted. May ils memories sweeten and mellow and smooth the toughness u! life's road. Bruce Francis :HOR those who have shared the privilege of a H 'ru BRUCE FRANCIS nu- mm 911920 Denim: Tm. Wigwam OUR SCHOOL mummy: SMITH-HUGHES FUND The need of vocational training being pressing, and, in general the state; heinv unable to support such instruction, 3 bill was introducted into the Senate 11nd. Chngr: of the United States to provide Federal Aid to States needing it. This measure as called the mSmiKhtHughes Bill, so named frum its sponsors in the Scnate and tlh House, Senator Hoke Smith and Representativc Dudley Mt Hughes, both of Georgi? The preamble to thelbill in its present form reads: nTo provide for the promotion of vocational education; to provide fur COtUpenti with the States in the promotion of such education in Agriculture, the trades ihd on me; and home economics: to provide for co-operntion with the States in the Ere us rim of teachers of vocational subjects, and tn authorize the appropriation uf mono Fara. to regulate its expenditure. h 3 and Humn High School has the largest npprnpriatiun of this fund in the sure has certainly used it to thc best advantage. The Domcstic Scignmv Gas En Tu! Manuh Training, Chrmistry. Physiology, and Agriculture departments are all pm. 5:11: suppurted by this fund. It has helped us build the largest High School Chcmi;t:y Department in the State and also made uur Dumeslic Science and Manual Traininy departments worthy uf mention. R Edh MAN UAL TRAINING DEPARTAIEBT Humn High School is fortunate in having the lHrgL'S! and best equipped shop fur Manual Training u-urk in the Start. Thrrc is 3 Hour space of :IpproVimateIl 5,000 square fret, accommodating abour one hundred and scventv-Gve grade and high schnnl hays daily. The drafting mum is well lighted and well equipped whh bulltrin Mes and twelve large benches. Our wood woxk shop accommndnlfs ten people. The auto methnnit department, mg ized thi: year, ha: a mpncin' for six mm. Tim depnrmwnt offers two toursu m auto mechanics: grudc wuudwork. mu an- ical drau ing, urchilectuml drawing, and uud turning. Tlu- fnmlry has incrruscd from one to thrsu and. with the udditiunul aid of rhz-sr capable instruclnrs. the depmtment has gone stz-ndxly furwmd. U CH EMISTRY DEPARTM EN T '7 l thool has been With the aid of the Federal Smith-Hughcs ftlnd, Hutu: Elias; in the State. able to build up a Chemistry Department which IS surpasse 13 hst two years and Mr. S R. Lipscomb has been at the head of this course for Ned A ruudly boast of has gained the approval of all who have taken this con :el We tail; of having the having the largest and best equipment in the State and can also flmr Chemistry largest enmllment of students in Chemistry. Our School has a mo; l v - v ' l work done i5 course and has raised the number of students from tlnrty to Eighty Ihe 0f the most practical and is given in a way so that all who are taking a Channftry :33: are interested enough to continue taking it. UWe claim for Chemistry equal Wad 1nd with other subjects in High School in the formation of any high M : f nmnhno , womanhood for one to make this world a home and nut simply a dEn-l l lLIhNCE DEPARTMENT The Dumtstlc ' consists uf two years of sewing V: aking and millincry. Almost every 1;th ad some nmuunt of Dnmestlc Science whlch bl: til making her own clothing and also in teaching her to A' 155 I . mt? . has been the superkur 05 Hr dilund .' hrs, and under her 1MB 'I l h 1-H 17185 A , v . . x mdl t t h bunt! lL he have made this deptnr ltgin grrexlhnliitgh School TH E H BRA RY This is another part of Our School of which we are very proud and we have reason m be. Acu ding m H mm survey made of the High Srhnnl Lib-mcs in the Sm: we have the best equipment and nmk third in rlm number of hunk '1 hc Litmm is 13mm; oxgzmized this l according m the Dmv Detimal Clzu a mrd catalog being made. Thc textbooks for both me Juniur and Seninr anh :m: kcpt hm, hmidus m- REIeAence hooks. Numerous books and sets have been added mks year which lender valuable aid to me mm-hm and pupils. Helen Hummer ig the Librarian and had charm of thc work uf mguniziug mu: dm'uluping thc Librarv. .niun S; thm and II 111mg Au Kati l mm .4 v y. .. wn-Hvll 1- hm n m :n 'mM vH 1h! . . wnx va-mu ulmh H -' Luv :x Inn . . . nw? Jim, W , 1 . , V .. , .g A A 'I'HIC mm MISS HY IiXI'l' SYLVIA MATICJKA I l quvr. memx- A n. 1mm Suln-AIVItx-mlvm I swam 11m 'H '$ mm: Nu. 'hmrl 'uuinlnzy m-zm'Im M JUIIXHHX :4 II. stvmn: mam'v m'xmm: Hmlhh III IV Am. 1mm u VlwmidH Lihm m: u'u Mumus my, 1., smn-unn-nm-m Frmuh 1-1:.mL H'rzumuun IInL-mn 1 .H'IJA 1mm 'sl-l muymnl Itvhmtiun ANNA WIND summ- ,u ml 1: 1:,wrwul.lr m-L'r. .y. l'I'HuinH .x :1. 11mm, l'ATllliltl. upzul nf hm nm'u man Ntinnw mm: H muuuwr Hsll rliAN hvnwl i. x m humane: MN I:. II. MILI Alhh-lir n 'xrl WAGMIH 1' mnmxvs MA 'r I'nu'p: MW, t'A'I'HmuVIv. HALLAIY I'Zugl' . mmlru mm: . 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'1 WILLLUI I'LFMUIIIK mmv HAHN NH m. n:n-mmu: m. u - mm unnm. 2r; i mhm , ,xxwlr: :u'rmmt x. 'r. x. unn Nu HmH: 1u'1:I,I,n-wrruw UMHIM mHuIII Hum Ummr A. 'unu x mm; mm ulLIJ l ' mml- m. H. Imu Hm mnm: xmmnr run. u u wum Im wmaw HISTORY OF CLASS OF '20 After the excitement of the commencement exercises, I went to my mom and, sleep being impossible, I sat meditating, with my diploma in my hand. As I read the inscription on the scroll before me, the thought came to me that eighty students had graduated this yearehy far the largest class that Hurun High School had ever sent forth into the busy wurld. As I pondered over the coveted diploma, which had taken four long years to secure, I fell into a reverie and my mind wandered back to the time when this large and famous class entered high school. We had a little rough smiling at first, being beaten in a color tht by the Sophomores, and the male members of our class being caught and painted all colors of the rainbow. We soon survived that conflict, however, and our Frahman year rolled smuothly on, the only other display of hostility being when the Sophomores tried, without success, to intrude on a mask party we were having, For uur oRicers we elected Tracey Endcrsbee, president; Hnwnrd Shober, vice- president; Jackson Laughlin, secretary-trensurer, and Marion Joseph as our member of the student government committee. Mr. Douglas' nine rules of punctuation and his debates were the delight of our Freshman yeart It was in these debates that we first learned, to our great surprise, that Jackson Laughlin was a Bible student. As We entered our Sophomore year we noted with pride that we had not lost a single member of uur classI We at once elected Clifford Dexter, president, Abner Burtt. viee-presidenr, Sylvia Mmcjka, secretary-trensurer, and Rosalie Clmllneumbe and Jackson Laughlin, members of the student government committee. Our class has always been famous for athletics. As Sophomores, wc contributed more than our share of men to both football and basketballr Nor is uur renown in athletics confined to boys. Many of our girls helnnged to the basketball team and in the girls' class tournament, we were victorious. When we hecnme Juniors we noticed a slight falling of? at membership but uur mnls were replenished to some extent by newcomers. Our others were CliEord Dex- Ier, Jackson Laughlin And Eugene Blystone, Abner Burtt and Rosalie Challncombe were elected members of the student government committee. In this year the athletic fame of our class was greatly augmentedt Our boys were the qundation on which .1 champion football and basketball team were founded. Nine of our men received IiH's for their good work in fuuthnll and six received nveaters for their achievements In basketball. 3r :anmw HISTORY OF CLASh 0F Euhumtinuud L-n'ud in uur Frushnwn yam, pm A WC, HHHHA fnrzetling thc tl'l'ntmtnt 51.1mm: :0 mg Senim E; which my promzunml xhe . -nirh ui all thy social :ncm itic: cxcr gv'vun in Hurnn High Schnnl. At the chnsu of our juniur war. the student h 1.15 Wiseh chusr Ahnm' Bum us presidvm uf the Student AysnL kriun. ucml Wc MW jmuml. m our smu- w r, m- tudcnts who had 1m schlm :u mhwer m theix ummtrf: null for mmicrs. Wu are pruud m chmn them as mrmlmrt 0? am this. Becausr- nf his excullent mumgcmtm u! nur rIan' in farmer wzu'x', uL- JLLJi :ud Cli urd Duxrer prcridfnt, with Gcnrgc Daily xicc-plesldtnt md lerkmn I-aughlin sm'rumryrtrlnsurcl, Curl Cu'kn'nscn and Max; Hugvn xxuu' m:nlu mem- her; of the aZHdUIH grwcmmcm mmmime- mm mum in 0an Scuiur yam us the mnjurin Hf xhu , The climax uf unr mhlctir I . 3111be 1 mm um; um NWT lirsr lmkcrbnll mm are pmdum m the :l; S Hf ,20- chm m '20 :md nuw it: uu-mlms Such hm'c hccn the u. pcmencea of rho rhT . .x' In? guing forth 1:: take par; in thr grunt 133MB f h Luuking buck mrr nn- hmr mm: in Hum Iliuh. one face 10mm W mare lni tly 1 1.11 ulhch-thnt m A, 0' Bmvdm mu bl'lm'ed mimipnl. u'hu wrlmmcrl m J: h? entcmd high schunl :Iml haLlc m fnrm-wll us He left. Dining uur Pntirc lngh hunk career he labored unr' 1gb mr nu: WCINHT :mdh thnngh sumcrimes uttiltked I13 cucmie: of Mir schouh wlmlh umn'inrlful hr gen. over amc nlI nlhtilclug m his xmrk Hf 1m.- 1 mused mx'scH mm Im' drum! md unnm rc-wud m3 diphunm I w 5 am my ' ' nn hand, hut still I felt u lung u; Smnm m, the I 1W1 Nmiuucod my much m dint pnrchmunl which I huhl in - thuugzht 0f luring: the plucc m ulmh Warren B. Muckm. n x. Emma ihumn high Eittrally Ya Bctt-tst Cher Bouts, it was the Best ui Furtune which brought us all to Huron High'. As we say in English IV: Daily we gn to our dear Huron High' And study English Imrd-ly bye the bye, And write Sweet poems of the Bnum-y nights, Or Chafftwtcc do at Shakespeareis dizzy heights. Now to Ward off trouble and to jump into this story with Dexter-ity let me say Wright here that it Ma-tcjk-a Gunn to get all of this thni yuur Yuung heads, us some are made of Bonc-,stcel. and ivory, By the Way, to throw sum: Light on the subject or characters, Read this: Among our numbers is a Christinn-,snn 0; 2m nld Putter, who was by Berthra Johnson; And then that girl who .11 s after Berti Ran Uh hard, tthe Bum who wears the Cotton shitty Now that the Frost and Snow are gene, we don't give a Rnpp for studies. We're Strong for picnics and often Camp in the Groves straight West of here or Rowe up the river. On one of these trips, we saw a Garden on a Hill and a lady And-'cr-son picking Flowers which were in full Blume. You Otto ivc seen that old Drake scarche Eng for Gruhbs in the Green NIoss and the Brown little Culd-then which perched m .1 Cone of a fir tree and Ficrtedt out and tried to en-Thmll us with his Carroll. We luve to Waltz and take it from a Wise-mnn there's a Dahl in our school whois as hold .15 3 Lynn and proud as a King We may spend too much time at Poole and cuuld profit by Moorhcud, hut yuu can Gamble we always patronize thc Barber and Schumacher. Oh-mnn! hVier a gay Int and the Cook must he on Gim'd while she Dyncs. We think French is an awful Mes and we often have to Rusch lhru the Alley past Barnes. Bales of hay and Cuuptsi tu much the Hall in time to hang nur Cnats an 2: Hook and get to elm. Now as you cross my Palm with gold 1111 recite this last verse :15 a Boon: an school is closed we'll holler Wil-Iets go, In this busy world of strife our Sparks shall show. And now this poet will Lethe down his pen, For many Bangs will hurt ingenious meni W. B. Mi 33 t w Hm HUIIINH M.x1n:.uuz'r lmxnv g 9 a L HAIHIIIIH rummLL vmmmv HAHNLS wa IHJHIIqu-h rluas'rm: Izllms. 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We elected Rubert Vance to be uur 'ipper to steer us through the storms, safe at the end of our journey, into print Maurine Morin proved an able second tu him. and Mary Huntley hecame our secretary-treasurer. Only once we stopped to take in same more green hued individunis and that was un January 28. Soon afterwards we gave a dance to the entire school to mark thta advent of their joining the crew. It's true that our colors did get a triHe mixed with more venerable Heets, but we scnn got that all straightened out, and once more uul' colors streamed from on high. Some patriotic members of our crew left an April Ist tn aid Uncle Sam The second year our ship sailed the seas in mighty pride. Chester Birks succeeded Robert Vance as our worthy skipper. and Miss Slnan became our ship sponsor. The seas were fairly smooth and any sturms that arose uur able skipper steered us safely thmughi As befitted our growing dignity tin fact, we and the late addition to our number had become a normal colorh, we upened our hearts and purses for the pledging at one hundred dollars towards the new grand pianot Before the season was over, we again entertained the entire high school at a hard times dance, and the larger boats ahead began to look at us with more interest and less scorn, We also made a showing in athletics. The Blue Devils were cummised of our snappy sophs and we wcrc very successful in basketball. Spang and Birks, our class representativ were right there when it came tn football. i This year tour third year nutj weyve had clear sailing, and to complete what our purses did not do in the second year toward the piano, we presented nWhat Happened m JuncsT', which hmught forth unknown genius in all its glory. We alsn presented the annual Junior-Senior Banquet in honur of the Seniors, which fur once made the upper seamen come and enjoy the hospitality of the staunch backers of the purple and the white Mrs. Lawrance was our capable class Sponsor and our year? parth' due to her excellent aqvice. 'Three Junior ho. received HHis. for their playing on the basketball team. and bur of nut trusty mates received HisH fur their hemic efforts during the frmthali sensnn, Our track work is also tn be commented upon. Next V6711. we Cannnt foresee. but we have an instinctive feeling that it will he one well worth the retording of it. Ami we feel sure that our worthy skipper will bring us with fume and launch, and at last mm pun from when: we can mutt the world, M a succe was c Dinnecn Class of i2; 44 45 mcwmx'm LIVXII Presxdcm . VcL-iPr- m . . Srcrcm Weasurcr . V , Student szncil Rcmustn SOPHOMORE CLASS ROLL wnln-r Ans,- qu'nld Hailey I c Bales Villian1 Bumh Adele Hm'lmr - l Bzuncs Iiigumsmff um Him , .n Hlumlpmd 1m Bndim- Juhn anuutccl Luh Bonn jcmld Bunn- H 'lwll Bumh Thrnms 1mm Helen Bu mlnn Sunmcl Bud; D 'Nt Camp Hun Aluv Cmnplwll Ir-m Clmndh-r 'M. iv mm Clnts Colors . Richard Clu-isrinnsun VVilnm Cums szthlcm K unc Lnr Cuuk Hm Hd Climbhm Ella Daniclmn Ward Untrr Leslie Dmrs Ada Duhw BquduIr-rnc Duncan Dnrlcdnmu Hmtrice L Vixinn Agnes m Grunt Fllm ms Leunr French Imlwlln h Paul Crux . ., . . Humld Haiku hcmm W ...... Iilm uml XVhiu- u'.L:lr mzx'rlzl: . W'm'd Dcxv-V L 1 uml yd H mm Ick DumthH rd Rusme Gullmm lilmcr GriH-ith Usunld G!mm' Juarph Halncrn Lewis Huuscn Dally Hank; 15w: Harlield . awn H: Lcnnu Hunk Lm's Hundlinv Ilclcn Hurller Delta Hunk LAIE Hill CIIHUHI Hutchincun Dmuldn JI'lf 5 6mm Kuuu . 131.1 Kullngq Hmwll d Kcnnt'l' Ruth Kingllnn liml Knickrchm ugel SOPHOMORIS CLASS KoLLiCuntinucd Mubcl Quingc Hazel Kuriz Edith LaEcrzy Kenneth Lnughlin Elqic Lrhfrldt Una Leighton James Leach chrgc Leach Beatricr Lund Lulu Mung Margmct ' ry Mr , ric McW'hurtrr C anrquurdt Evcrm Marquis Lorna Mathern Katherine Medhu ry sz-ic Rims Gladvs anc: Anna erillc Andrew Ndsnn Ethel Nevins Luurctm Peters Edna Prtcrmn Florence Pemrsun Elcnnur Petersun Marjmic Pierce Brm'r Putter Vann-r Prinz Edwin Prinz Orthn Belle Raleigh Opal Rumsell Beulah Reed Arthur Rzlmscll Durcll Richards Alice Rirrhey Bernice Rnhimnn Lnlhe Rnhrnbmxgh Mildred Rumk Lucille Sanderson Ida Selby Edwin Sibln- GL ys Sclmllrr Inahelle Scllrcck 47 Alice Sweet Lmla Smnley Lela Stcclc Gene Spmgue Addison Swamiugcr Whllex Tichenur Ruse Timm Dorothy Tlmmucun Buu'man Thrall Emu Thursmn Harold Vcnables anrcnu XVvlgren Bessie XVvacn Dnrnrhy Walmn Margaret VVm-mll Georg: WVrighv Robert KVny Carl Yunng Lndrmn Yulmn Hclcn Young EWSW SOPHOMORE CLASS H ISTORY 1n Septcmher cf 1918 140 green recruits enrolled in the big army of knu-wlvdL'i Fuur long years at the end of which time we would receive an hnnurnhle dischm'gE Were ahead of us. But we were game. . After being statiuncd in our respective quarters, the first things to he learned were the rules and regulations observed in the camp. Many '1 Wlk'c 35 5cm by A sentinel to face the commander-in-chict, and many served a sentence for x olutinn 0f the law. This sentence wzls one of hard labor after drilling hours, SH'tieping Hours- washing windows and the like. But by following the eXnmple of those in higher rank, we learned right from wrong A: a meeting of our company Ward Dexter, because of his ability to lead, was Placed in command and Miss Hnstie as our adviser. It was also decided that red and white, .1 symhnl of loyalty should represent us. Troubles came immediately, Algebra could not he reasoned with peaceably, and it was necessary to wage war with the enemy at frequent intervals to keep them sub- duedt We often kept spies in these territories however, and by their information we escaped .1 great deal of work. This method did us little goud, for when not at war there were tirESllme drills in Ancient History, and in preparedness for the next battle we were obliged to dig deep trenches in English, piling up knowledge as it was shovcled from the tent. 50 went the tits: year in crimp, a great deal of work and littie play and the three months' furlough granted us was indeed welcome. At the end of this time having outgrown our infancy we returned to Hing 05 Our green armour and began the secund year with renewed vigor. After our standards were afloat from nur new quarters, we held a meeting of our cumpany Illld again Chose Wnrdie as our leader and HDusty as our ndvisnr. Besides the hunnr 0i commandership, Wardic. who had proven his iipcp, was elected cheer- leader for the entire camp. Several new soldiers joined us, among them une called IiSwitch, a big 11 fellow who joined the Football Battalion and went forth to war in both the enemice and our own territory and returned with honors for himself and his company. Mute trnubles arose, the ancient tribe Geometry confronted us and threatened destruction. hut under czirctul leadership we attacked them from two 'des and the included angle. Caesar and French also bothered us but once in their territnrv w and formed about. gathering the spoils of knmvlcdgc which we Storeii tur plundered future use. . 4 . , . We entertained our fellow soldiers with .1 dance at the beginning at the year and mine members of the company took part in the amateur productions. i'Fi Fi and HTht' Aliser nf Rm'L-hxu . . I Befure us lie two more iears in the blg army. two more years of battle rind 5mm hut we. the class of '22 shall he victorious in tht- end. Bernice Rohinsnn, '22 1 FRESHMAX CLASS OFFICERS Fred Richank Prrs, Rvsc Vim, Vicc-Prc:L Mun IL ' Culnrs. K1321: uml W'him Sec. Sluuwu. His: Jusic McKay Iv, l'tlc Crnwfnrd. Tn-m: Rug' Ahlmn Thunm Abhntt Leum cl' Murg' Mary linker Gl'ldyxV Bnnkcrt Martha Baum Patricia Bnylc Clutllildu Hmlc Mildred Brnck Frank Brawn Earns! Cnll'll'nn Guy Cm muync Cnrul Chamberlain Adm. Chapman lilda Conrad Howard Cutmn JennL-NL- Crmvfurd deunl Dzlilcy Benhn Dzlhl Mary Dmi; chrirmu Drake ROLL Fay Elliult Kathryn mhurg FIun-nrr FL Inn L'lnin- GHR L's GI puma Jump: Hall Mud: Hansnu Clyw Hin y ank Ii. Hucckcr Gail Hulhmnk V'inn-nt Hmmun Grnn- Jnlmsnn Hmv d Iuncs Eugene . Edith Ln m Lulu Lucklvuud Inn. Leighton Grarr Lynch 'ljlll' inm-y m. Edgar Marma- Rulll Mitchell Jennie Mes Hrrhcrr Meynrs Haney Mnls Frm lloltz Verna llurehcud Frxml: Mnrrill Ruth chillc W'immn Oerllinv Ralph Otm Mn Paulsun Prllnnt 1 Pier ex Punk Agatha Rnpp Amelia Rxlpp Gwyneth Rccsc Fred Rirlmrds Hildegnrd ununrhcr Dnrulh-x A um le .1 Svlhy Edna Smuh Everett Smith Olive Snow Laura SplllEf Elm Sleunvald Gemldinc Strung Nfargnrrt Camp Jnycc- Chmnlyerlain Marin Chrisle'lsun Ilmn Cullins Elan 1 e Connolly is cum ml Cux Eur Frost Ednu Gillnnd FRESHMAN CLASS 1201114 Cnminucd Genevieve Strung Brmicc smmg Lmy Swansm Benita Tlmmpsun Carl Thursm L n'a-uce Wammn M IIIYEAR CLASS Alan Gunn Flrwd Jones Louis Jensen Ruhy Jurgvnsml 1 n Tn'lbv Kcifcr Lcun King Ruby undm Flormcr Mm key len 1 layers Rum Wit: Fulrla Visenmn Elvira Vinrsmd Evelyn XVm'x-al Edward Young; August Ncnzcrt anfm'd Rowe ancl Srrklm- Hazel Sutmu Maurice Tisdel Luui Tm'prning Alum Xan Luella W'illg:rd Paul VVu-mmr :wwmw FRESHMAN CLASS H ISTORY The purt nt :ummnn learning,' was crowded with eziger eighth gxuders an the rimming of September 15, 1919, when we set out on the sea uf learning to the Point Hf Higher Education. This voyage takes four years with unh' f0! resting PIMCS on the whole journey, but the one hundred and thirty whn embarked together an our ship never feared but that we would he successfllli Jessie McKay. so when we chnsen as Captain, We received good advice from our spunser, M' elected our ufhcers all was done in secrecy. Fred Richards 1 Rasc Wicr as first mate. Mary Davis as keeper of the lug bunk and JennEtte Crawford as purseri Florence Feennn and Howard Cotton were elected members uf the Council. The rest of the one hundred and thirty making up the crew and passengers. Many times the waves of Oppusitiun and inexperience threatened to engulf us. EVCn the ships ahead seemed inclined to initiate us intn the mysteries of scholar 1p, And on the night of January 23, 1920, while we were making merry in the cabin. we were attacked by pirates who made UK with some of our provisions. But at these time: the faculty, who guide us over the troubled sen. answered our 5. O S. hy messages to these pirates to leave 23 alone. Once 0r twice our little vessel shook with mutiny but the common sense of our Captain and some at the crew saved us. Many :md jolly are the good times we have had in the cabin of our ship and nuw as we come to the first stopping place in our journey we are still safe and congenial. On this the Island of Realization, we see our correct pusitiun, Freshmen, who have passed the first year nf our voyage Successfully. The sea is no longer rough and looking nut Over the upper deck, even now, we can see the coast of our next step and we are glad and yet when we think of the many goud times we have had un our voyage there comes a shade of sorrow of parting frum this first lap of our juurney; but we must bear it, we must look ahead to our next part, the Isle of Hope, for we hope to be the best CIASs that Huron High School has ever had. jeanettc me ford 52 AI Q4DOm MEF WEE: CHAMPS OF 1919 '1 tht' M that won the cluunpiumhiu uf Ilu- Smu- IIIL 5L mm. Winmug Iiu- mu m' six mum, Irving dcfcmvd unh 0n mml. Humn riulnfullx claims rlm hm team in the 5mm Here is the sulurdulu im- 2 , rend it and judge for ynllhrlf ulmlwr ur nut Hum had :me 1th ml :l NYI'HHL'K' mm heavy with Ihc WIU Ifunthull em :1 mel mun, H mm: Oppnncnh 0n. L Hudlsnnnr Hurnn .. ., .1 ., nu. 1h. Hummuvim . ....... 7 0 Ha. .x. Hurnn :u u'... mun . ,g 0 Km. 34. Abrrdecn m Hurnn.. i: 2 NM, .4. Hum a: 5mm mm. 4. lusmww FOOTBALL .,. Cumm- ' an Hist tmm fnuthnll. Linus Gillespia Cnpmin. t ,.,, V. , .. .......... K Sweater man with 1mm and HH'U' m-ipm, mmning rhm iFnt 1r pivot mun was able Lu u - his previous experience m adummgzc. Cmm-r tinr gm. rm uhc - A win! head ih n . needed an fnnthuil. for h pa m iht- him held mi t he leu'uh the me and placed cwrtli' right. Hi: ability to make long Wl' i- Lllffltl'h and punting smml him in gond mud throughout thv n ant HFM E: minor and Will he guidimlcd which mum, iinuthcr goud mun gonr. lincll Comm. Cnptuimclcct. .. ................... vRithf HRH Sucutcr mun with lorrt-r :md mw iri'iplh iur thi. i: Cumm' tirst yum: 1 the 112! 1: held 1h xigzht half he ahtm'cd h ' iiixhtmg :pirir, and his hiw hard playing nude hlm u dilhtult man In smp. XVizh rh 5 yr. 5 cxpciicncc and next years dPVElnpment he will make a mucking gimil mzm to lead thL' mzo fnurhull squad. iLeft Tavklt ninthci uld veteran. 'l'hi: been the ruinzitimi of mum' Curl Christensen. L'x-cnpmin. chntm' man u ith lrttcr ind three stripes. fur Lin'l tiBig Dunclx pi'nwc. h hell known in thu state fur he h; rm oppnsing team's D133 . Old ' I'nurhn fm'mutinn cznricd him met the Iinr mi muchdimn in thc W'nlcmmn gums and again him in the scum hL- smashed il in lust mi lurk. th Will all Illis: hix' niiizu- im'm im tlu' lunthuli hcld, for h:- will hv graduated this wring, Yr Chaim mailgund ..... .. .. ..... .., VVVVV Left End Sweater mun with h-tm and hm stripes fur this 11h his secund ism: One uf rhc HSpnedi twin ends who :u famous thruughuut thi- state Im their 5x iitmx A dryer man with his irct zind my a dry iicld his dodging and twisting hm'r rm: rd him 101' mam imds gain. W'c mp iismrcd hi :i pmld mun t0 till the pusitimi u! lett cud fur C u will hc husk nvw mar. .. Right End n1 lrttw, 'lilu- nthul' mw m 1hr Sputdx' ruins Because at lhuir remmkahlc lihmc thq x w 'in mi H mm pinIL, Hi; imm- m well Humn's LL-ww mauwml, ripr: Swuutei man With thin- and ur thr imposixe and iii the line. nblz- m foul thc nppusing mm again and again m u m Hhiliu m pik'k Iiulw zuul tour chimigh them won him many muthd iCUIL'. mmmmaw FOOTBALbContinuud Jack Lnughlin ................................................ Right Tackle Sweater man with letter mid two stripes, Famed for UTouche formation which earned the ball over the line for a tuuchdown in thc Wntertuwn game and again at ankings, Kenneth Mcigs ................................................. Left Guard Sweater man with letter and UnE stripe. Meigs :md Petersun both fought fur the snmc pusitiun, bath gaud men. neither one better than the other, Meigs was ml cx-scrvice man as his aggressiveness showed on the funtlmll fieldi He is also a seninri P. D Peterson. .. ............................................ Left Guard Sweater man with letter and one stripe, the other cuntendcr for the position of left guard. A big man and close to the ground picscnting a formidable front to the oppo- sing linc. Edward Wagner ............................................... Right Guard Sweater man with letter and um: stripe, a rough and tumble player but nlwa there. Due ta his service abroad in the A. E F. he will not graduate this year and will he with us rcarin' to go. Earl Newtnn ................. Quarter Back Sweater man with letter and two stripes. A nppy little quarter back. small but holding Lluwn a big job. Ne Tic was adept in handling the hall and used his head His position will he vacant ncxt yczlr as he graduates this ycnri m advantage, Charles Luwric .................................................. Left Half SWCMCT man with letter and two stripes. Luwrig made :t good back field man with lots of Hpep and ginger and his hard and furious playing helped turn out :I rhnmpionship team this year. Say Farewell tn him for he leaves this year, too. Addisun Swearinzer .............................................. Full Buck Sweater man with letter and two stripes. The hrst part of the season he played at half but finished as full back. Noted for his fierce pin. fig and was pruhahly the hardest tuckler on the team. He still has n cuuple more years in High School so we will hear frnm him next gear, Hwy Kency .................................................... Full Back Sweater man with letter and um.- stripe and a wonderful inoiball physique, A heavy man and used his weight to advantage in ploughing thrnugh the line. 57 EWEW SECOND TEAM MEX Ihesc men while not earning 1 a m-r II-IIn hluck letters which 15 their reWHl'd for playing in Imy name or games. Mark Spang ..... Suh half and End PlaIed end at Bruuk Igs :Ind HIIli- b in the Madman gum: Ilt Huron. A gvod man. SPEEdII but a trifle light in bad: Iicld position. He still has 1 few IIIorI- years at Huron HIgh so next year we u'ill IIll expect to see hIIII step out. SIIend Christensen ...... Suh-qunrter Buck Substituted for Neuymn I15 QII1rtcr Back In the Aberdeen game. A hnIinI' little pl1Ier 1nd II'Ith next war 5 experience he II ill mIIkL- II good man to mke NeII mm 5 place Eugene BII stnne .................................... I Sub Izu1rd leed in the Aheidecn game and the VVIItcrtmIn game. III VVIItertIIIIn. A gand prospcct im- IchI year and one IIhu IIill lI1Ie lots of pep '1nd cnthmnsnh iuhn LaunsIIIIch ................................................. Suh- -gu1rd Played in the Watcmmn game and shmI ed himself In be an cxtellent line ma li011! File DriI cr HVHS his nick- n-IIme derive LI fI'um his method of hitting II Dimer ChesIer Birks.I .Utility MAIL. Played full h 'In the Wntcrtuwn game III Watcrmw A Ilmld Inn for next ye1r possessing nthlctlt quIIlitiesI Harold Pierce ................................................. Suh- -gImId Pl1Ied In the Aberdeen game at HIIrun. Short and $mka :Ind IIith an abundance of nerve he IIill make an excellent linc IIIIIn fur next year. Ruhrrt GnIhhs ............... A large IIIIIII hut fast at that. crcdimhly. ..... SIIb-gum'd and Center center he will ml the pnsitilm Hamid Cnntunwine .................... .. . . ............ Guard Played in the iirst game, .15 .1 regular, but an injury to i s knee laid him up im- the YESI nf the season. HzIrveI l Ircll ....... . . . I ................ . .................. Sllibtillfkl': leed In the Aherdccn game at Humn IIs tIIckIE. HIIrI'uy Irili he graduated lhii I'L'III 50 IhIIt IllEIInS no mon- foIItlIIIIl fur uSi. These following IIlIII rs. IIhilu thL'I did nut rL-u-iIc lilE rcguiIIr block lcncr mt.- uill prIIlInblI- receiII- Old English letters In recogniriun IIf thcir iIIIIiIIg trained the whnie season. . LUUiS anfr. VVIIIter PLIcrsuII Alden ilmd. Verne lIrrcIl. ClIlir GIIIIC IIIIIi IrIIIn Bnite I i i I 1! I; Engage BASK ETBALL Chas. LmVritK C'mmin ............. Lei: Gunnl A guml Captain .15 well player. A study: 'xtL'nt player zlnd. :ls thi Lmvrie's third ym- .nknlmll. hc k nu mum u the game. L'liffurd Dexter, HCliff ....... A 110ml fnrwunl :md ' ,...1 unuud man who tnuhl hundlc llk' hull with .m v. C115 culcch m wcnd :qulIIL-r 3c m Humn High sduml 5.. We have m hcnr irmu him again. a; Our Cnpmm ni lug! sunsun. Linus Gillrspip. Law II n mcmlw ni thr D 1 Fit? nu m hig urdit rlmn mn' mlw: Incmlxr-r m Uw mun. A mun tn lw relied upun in n tiuh! plus 'uul um u'hu nrwr low: 1m Iwml. N: mm!- Hill - ' ring in mm- mm. mnua :lmls nr hh fur hr u ill ln- unnlunlrd rhh' infini- Gillrmiu i. and 1m mnrc Eur! Ncwmn, Ncwtic ............ Right Guard A nmnbcr of the Mgthical All District Five. and Huron's high point man and especially mrky on short shots bcnmth the basket. He xmb judged me fastest mum on the Hour at the Di rict tumm- mcnt. This is Newton's third and last year. Charlri Blnodgnud, Chuck ....... 1;ch Forward A mst Hour man and an ex'pert un shmmng. Tim :5 Ins third year in ankrrlmll hut Im still has nnmhcr year in Huron High Srhrml. Jud; Lunghlin. hjnuk'K . ., ........ Right Gum Ucmbrr nf n11 District Fm- and is d m 1,0 rm. u-nl n' nf uur mun. This 5 his first .Wm' nut but he H'uh made gnmL HE shmvcd u'lmL grand muff is in the Huron playms, lm Wm Gamble. Bill . ..... Len Guard Lawn managam Lewis ....... Imlam This is amblexs am year and he still Lcwie had hard luck. Pluving as n has one more yeux' In school He makes malnher nf the mm 10301 he cbuuactcd rm excellent guard and vary- mm headed blood poisnning 93m. in me sew, MM, wth m .1 game. laid him up for the rest of the season. THE RF OF THE SQUAD Ilamld Cnntunwinr. hem H: -d lurk min fuutuued in cnnmmx-ine mmm- mm m lemnwinc Sccund ,cm- man and was going strung: m the lwunuing of mm mm, W m him up and kept him from plmlng. cm Grow med A ,4ka uf um hm and :1 liking for hard wurk will Sun put UM mnung the nmm mm m athlctu He has mm more gears m Huron High Schrml m mmu mx pmphrm , m kccp yuur m m. le. a: ma laid Mrzulc J-lcndrirkeun. 'Hennic Mcndc unm- 1mm Canum High Schuul u hue 1w plzued us Guard ml the BKSkc-tr hull mun, A cluxm littlc playH and HP :In- six ax m sI-c him graduated. Edward Dnilm. HEd hlid gum up rl m in Bmkethnll, 5, m: mm :m - a Junior phi m lm n Humlvr Thu H- qu- hm 3w! 2qu still a thmnu. The n m- Smmr hr m OUR TEAM This is the Ieam Which him gone lhruugh me 191. 20 Basket Ball scasnu wilh unh- mur dereals mo on me home mm and two away from home. Then to I'unlinuo umi'r goml record the, embarked rm- Aherdr-nu. where on March -L they played and won the lirxv game of the district tournament. On March 5 ll 4:30. they pl d Ahertlven in the second game of the lourmunenl. winning min mm by a large sour Illhnugh mo game was fun zmd furious. mm only nn huur and u half rest they played 11 n -Irly mum team in UN: 1ina1 game oi the lounmneut wlm lellellL This was nm as fast In: Um Aberdeen gxune hm, rha score was close, Ivlurnn winnhm nnly by one point, the mm WM 24 lo 25 in favor of Huron. Thm speaks well nut only for rlm Aklll H1 playing nbiliw of our luuln hut .1150 fur the endurance and fighlmp; qualities rur w nan Huron ha: nlw. ys heen mml Mu-r hrlngmg home :1 Cup and three mmnlw ur the team selected tor the All m not. mam. :Iml wirh cvcrylmdy full of me dctvrlulnzllion lu win the Sims murnmnonl. lhry mm a u-nnln u . work brought m 11ququ by llw llisb rmem al' Huron mun Um murnmnom. Thr-v played their games and ollher won or In. IhPul fair and sq .u-e uml wnh lruu sxmrlmnnship. working llleir u' xhrough tho I strict mum mm: mm by winning it. plncen themselves mm murh nnnrnr m Iho' 1211 1:0an onh to ho barred the List uuunem. A biuer pill to . e Elkmu 1Hurm : m nummmm x n her way thmugh um murlmment and run am wilh Hm rum! 1.2mm. This victory entitled them In Ihu 1 run aml nleo the largp Luv. l'm' llll:- I' me llxlrd lilm- lhut Elkllm ll wml HIP Tnurn mrnl. Huron. hawpvsr, muk her mcuix-mv wnhnlu a murmur. which murll In Mr rmln. ; :lmugh ranm- rough nu ma huv im- hml m v Iu-uwu Eumm me rim game Hwy Would .n-n without doubt riurhml mu mm mm. h: E! :13: BOY SCOUT 'J'EAM '. 11mm; rz. Them bms had the stickiuiliveness that makes gund 111215ch and. with the help or Conch Mum, rht'y were nhle to turn mvuy the honors u; the Local Tournament. The, mne-up i5 as follows: Conway, Guard Mullen, Capt, Fm ml XXImriettt Guard Rpm, Guard Furry, Center Schultz. Forward Puule. Fummd Roberts, Guard Tm scusuxfs games wrre as fnllmvs: Buy Smut; Imquninyzb Boy Scuurs Buy Stunts v x Mitchell Buy Smurs m-Ib x 303 Scuuls v V x VVcssingtnn x 3-21 Iroquoiyrxro Fightmg 13ml: I740 Tigers 13-14. Rny Scouts Buy Smuts G 3 hummus FIG H Tl NG N KHAi Tm- I'mhlim: Fm Huskulmll m V . . PH w . - , crmhrr ulth jumnn and hnphunmn' H'mfwl' $13212:deupng tlu- mumh nl Du. Lfnmm and Edward '1 lumpmn man my f w tr'un - .r lesrcmun Wm H They have played n nululu nil Wllncs .- . rme um UIthnrlLI The tcnnhw ntt'rvd in dmtlltugi Iszilmwff' MW: lc'um um! . '1:va 9f thr Buy 5 mt M Mr, Turner IWIKL-i'le u'ug u- ' mln- nv rlu- bcnms with a : u? 1b-17. m ; RUN swx uf ti . Ill; It 1m h. r 1mm- I'M'ir an-ntx'zlrc lOl-ml u-n-zlmuuh Ilh'y m p 1min 'f Hlvltjnu fnuL uni :Iu- I .ulu-rhnll scamn the; have n lmu I'K'L'nl'll d, dunv fur the: Inna! xlnHiruhu'. during mr u'nr'. vlw au 'l'hc playsn were :h fulllnn: Hrurr Urquhart. Earl Light . . Rirhurd Christenmn ........ l-lnrl Knitkrdun. Hllcll Cumin. . Tlm 1; Rule. Herhrrr liurnh. lidu'nnl Thu. , , V 5nlutiruu-2lm' H ' l L..m.n. Anhur RnnN-IL ..... .,,I 'uru':urd; ........ Lk-nu-r ?mmL 64 -7 GIRLlS ATHLETICS The girls' physical training department is under the super- vision of Miss Julia Krausc, a graduate ui Iuwa Normal Si'hool. The work is en the Swedish gymnastic plan. This includcs exercises carried on similiar to military training, such as flag drills, folk-dances, games, lmlinn club and dumh-bell drills. The purpose as these exercises is to develop quick thinking, unused muscles, gnnd carriage and gracefulness. Nut only is there an educational viewpoint but also am: of amusement and rccrcation. During this yam, the entire department gave an exhibition which was held on March 15. The money from which will be used to buy equipment fur the gymnasium. 1n the spring the girls will play indnur baseball and valley Margaret Bandy. WWW STUDENT GOVERNMENT Huron High School has hzld student gm'crnment for the past five trudent management at the SULItli functions in the high schuul. the mnint ininq uf order m the StquY halls. the handling of all the iillHllCCS connected with athletics. Hrnmatics. hndhcricht -nd has generally hecn responsible fm' the attitude and spirit of the whnlr lnSUHltllln. . 'But Humn High Schunl is not unique in having thii self-gnvcrning s'stcm 0f rih'cvpiinc for some schunls in every state m' the union have snme form of student unvcrnmcnt. Sumt- schuuls have made it more successful, due perhaps to the better arrangement of the huilding, and 5mm: have this form of discipline in u milder form. but the days of experimentation in the governing of students by then eh t art- in the past for student gmernmcnt, properly intrnducctl, c 'plained and managed. has pluven itself .1 succe. t It is nut dihicult tu EVplni why students, between the ages uf fuurtcen and eighteen. raised in a demucr and taught the principles of seli-gtwe ., ment since childhtmd, ' ld nut welcome and make a success ni n self-gm-eming ' tern in their schuul nc Sux'eh nn better pl CE L'nuid he found than the Amer Can High Sehnnl tn train future cit ,cns to the re, mu. hility ni ufhcoholding And the mli'untziges of being able to cuntml themselv piuperiy. The attitude which rcsuih from giving the students cuntml of their nctiv its is worth 11 value which cannot hn' rerkuned in dollars and cents. The Tum of government in Huron High Schunl is very simple in it: organiza- tinn, The first Frid. - In Mu- :it a general convucntinn of all the students, a mem- ber uf next year' Senior cl - clcclcd president at the students' nssotiatinn fur the cnminu jcllll w h 'm t stunt if nuts. 3i, There is no interference un the part ot the faculty in thi election whatsoever. the students nominating and electing rhc president uithout any cmupnigmng ur rtmmmendutions nf :qu outside parties. The presidcntk duti cu: i in handling all the finance at athletic L'IIhtCStS, tirmnat and the like. and a general supervision of the whole twin of government. electing :Ind 'l . nu the mnnitun in the study halls. At the beginning of the school 3' av each of the four elect two mrmheu. a buy um! :i girlt to the student council for the mining year. The duti of the student council are to p: judgment an the misdemeanors 01 any studcn recommending tn the faculty their puni uncut if necev QJIU. The dutie' of this muncil hzn'e nut heen heavy for the last few illustrating same cf the ht'nchts of having students judge students for their wrongs. VVhilt tudent government has had many detects in the m iiVC tears few studcnn run hnnestly sm that they are snrry that it t-x' It'd when they attended Hu m High Schuml. But student inmmgmnent 'till in its infancy and uith a cu-uper ting sp' 'it existiny.y ht'tu'een students and faculty there is no reason why Humn High Schml in the future could nut be a perfect representation at the ideal. 'cars, that us Ahner K. Bu rrt. 68 EH- i----Ililm?-O ABNER BURTT .x's m man mu, hr m3 lmnul uf nur ui mm mrmhcrs u'lm has dmlv x s m- M the u'urd. Th i3 mg n pmhion tlmz ruquiml iezh century The cl much nm'zlrd making the year 1910 n mmm in m' Almcr Bum Pmidx-m vi the Studcnt ANN: liun. :kill, :nlxil m n'ul:u-x , :Iml rhr other it nmmn inr u N? . M- luwm: man, hr 1 5 mm all sit nriuns wnh a mvtllud vim drscn-cs xlu- highest p fmm tr 5. W'ilh 11L gruduutinn m Jum. llnruu leuh will 1 nm- of lIu-ir 1m! mulrms, May MIL 1m and guud fm'mn! fnllnw Ahm-r n tlu- u lab 1 I11? Student Bmh n5 l'I-mm High. DU :wwww STUDENT COUNCIL Wyright, Christensun. wa'nd; Burtn Cllrismwm, Carl: BJilC-V, Cutmn. Bandy, Hagen. Farm . Ollicers u! the student council Ar fullm Anxua HL'RTT. PI'Cnldcnt Twu Students from each class make up his tnuncil. Srrliuu Junior: Mary Hagan chnd Chrisv'mrn Curl Christenmn Blurgnn't Bandy Sophmnnmr I r'r rhI1Iv11 Lucille Snundcrsun Hunnrd Cutton Hamid Bailm Flm'vncc Fcelmn Tm- 31mm. x whn m rlrctcd by me mam, nn': Laws thEb ic Charles Lumir Nm-mn Srhmi't Bernice Palm Viviun Jtrscph Sucnd Chr' Norman Baum Helene Olmmu I419 'I hm'snc:s IA KICRInnH-s RnsuHL- Chdllzacmubr 4 - IH lirm'ar Hr-mis Ruben Vuncv jmnruc Lmu'fnnl Gelzlldinc Cnmiurd Rurh XIithwII Ruth Stc'xaut Maxine Dinnven Earl Nrumn Cl 'uul Dexter M NH Hm'km Vnern Rluukm 1m G' IMP Chm'lm VVillz-b' Huull Cunrm lrcnc lmmhrrg Gl'rtmdt Gm'mn Rid rd Chrixrrlm-n Eugene Blhmnv LL-uwk Hhmdgmnl In '41le Luamhlin Gurn'ude Gnmm Under the ju inn nf the ulunr rlu- wlmul Inn pmgmsml dming mm-JU- I'lu- muniru, . r vlmrgr- m thr' Llwiplim- m Hu- Aw-mbh and in rhv Lilumjb 7n Ema: JUNIORtSENIOR BANQUET The Juniors oi the High School were hosts February 10th at the Annual Junior- Scnior Banquet in the High School gvmnasium. The gymnasium fur the nccasinn was Covered with a canopy of urange and black, and the lights were softened with Japanese lanternsl One corner of the balcony was partitioned with old rose and gray streamers and furnished with wicker furniture. Th1.- winduws of the gymnasium were also draped with nld rose and gray. The four long tables, with cnvers laid for 150 guestsi were adorned with centerpieces of red and yellow tulips and narcissusi The mom was arranged by members of the decorating committee, the Mi$es Norma Schmitt, ayelyn antz and Maxine Dinneen, and Robert Vance, Lorenzo Prohaska and Edward agneri MENU Grape Fruit Cocktail Creamed Chicken Mashed Potatoes Asparagus Belmont Salad Rolls Pickles Butter Iced Cakes CoHec Brick Ice Cream Mints The banquet was served at 6:30 o'clock by the Patent-Teaehers' Association, The di 'ng ruum was in charge uf Mrs. S, D, Comm, assisted by fifteen ladies dressed In white. Mrs. 0. Al Ricker and Mrsl T. W. Bandy were appninted chairmen of the kitchen committee. The ladies were assisted in preparatinn by the Dnmestit Science department of the High School This is the Hrst year that the association has ever served the banquet and they an: to be complimented on the system they wnrked m in serving the large number of people Miss Bertha Johnson, sponsor of the Senior Class, acted as tuastmaster, Chester Birks, president of the junior Class, gave the Welcome and CliEord Dexter, presi- dent of the Seniur Clam gave the HRESpunsE. W. M. Mason, president of the School Board, talked of i'Perseverance, The circumscribed Square was the suh- jcct of Bruce Francis, and A. O. Bowden's subject was iiA Touchdown. Immediatclv after the banquet the guests went to the assembly hall, where IVIiss Jessie McKay, accompanied by her sister, Miss Catherine McKay, sang a solo, and Miss Ruth Andersunt a member Hi the Senior Class, played a piano selection. Dancing began at 9:30 uiclnck with Ludtka's nrthcstra furnishing the music. The banquet hall was very beautiful with the soft lights and the orange and black canopy, together with the elaborate guwns of the younglladies, The evening, wtth the Juniors as entertainers, will he une that the graduating class of 1020 will lung remember. 71 THE HURON TIGER STAFF Rosalie Challacombe Bernice Palm George Dauey Editorvin-chief Associate Edi or. Business Manager. Advertising Manager .Clmonl Dexter Special Features. , . . .Ruth York . Marjorie Carroll L'terary wnuam Gamble Lona! . ..,...Julla Anderson . . JackLaughlin Amlem; 4 William Plummer Jokes .. ...Rnse Light Alumnae . Addie Gamble Fncuhy Supervisor .lea Johnson REPORTERS Senior . ...Sylvia llatejka Junior . Maxlne Dinneen Sophomore Bernice Robinson Freshmen . V M nsical Rep otters. Gladys maul I 4 ary Hagen I Irene Foasberg Y. w. C. A. Repurler. ..Mm'jorie Tyrrell Entered as second class matter. unV rlcr act of March 3. 1917. Published every three weeks during the school year. SUBSCRIPTION RATES One year Single Cupy . ADVERTISING RATES 0 application m advertising Manager. 72 HURON PUBLIC LIBRARY 52! DAKOTA S HURON; SD 57350-2191 WHAT HAPPENED TO JONES A FA'iRLI l HRI I AL TS 0m- nI' Gmrgu Brmdhurstk lm: pk ; Drmlucud M AND UP HOUSI 4 y HIL IUZU. by H ' on m' 1 'HA .IOHIxsox. Mm Lug May L unun. C H ARACI'IC RS .lnxxss .............. l-Iulixuuan Gnnum' 1 A vnmxv Grumm , D. D. RICHARD Hm'l'nmux , 'l'nmms Hm um; ..... H mm FL'LIJLR ...... Mk5. Gmmm Crssv ........... HAnjnklle MINERVA . ALVINA 5mm ImI-r ..,, HL'SI. :.' . STAGE HAN. juw I'VS-uAl't I l uH star c t Musir In the Hull Sclmul Orrhrm'n Imdl'r rhc chm m lull ur the undvr thc ...... Curtis memnl ...... 1Villinm Gamble , Hzlruld Milsnn ......... Ruhm Vunw ...... Edward 1Vngnur . Chcsu'r Iifrks ...... Maxine Dinnwn . Irene Fumlwru , Gtmldinc L'mwfnnl ......... Gruw Durirt' . Marjorie 'l'yrrcll ...... . Muriel Puncr ...... Euucuc thwm' mum Thumpmn 1111i JUNIOR PLAY A SUCCESS wx-nm llll' 1! iuox'l 'l'lu- Ilwluhrrs nf tlu- Juninr c1 Yl' IIA-PPI 1 'Innm'. x 'u': Inudl pxniu. Ilrlw I mul u'us pmmmlhrtl H mm r Gnudh lmn- the brunt u: m ullehll xil UH takL-n In 11;!Vinc DImu-ul. XI 70 nf Huron High Sthuul guy :x Mn m-zm cmm-du pmnn. unu-d llu Wu: pl- um uprl In zln lmhl mum pn'icntul ml .Izuluun Lulu. umh-r 'xr. His u'nrk wtc jmws in thc 1V iIlium qunhlc. :h mun. and tho pilrt nt hi1 rirl Pum-r mun a hit in ALUKJHIHHiAr: II maul: launllm' .m I Illil.3lA-Ml m MlNIClH'A-Av'l HI Tm: hundred dollar: clcarrd m. the play. um: hundred uf uhich mu go to .m m the grand pianu purch cd last year h; the students uf Huron High Sclmnl. The rm ..1 the mum will be disposed 0f lam. THE MISER OF RAVELOE A PLAYLET IN THREE ACTS Pmmued at the Christina: pmgmm December 19 1910, under du- supunkiuu 0: Mrs. H. CL Luwrcncc and Miss Sundhulm. hu cast was m:nle up of Frcshmm and Snphuumr .. SYNOPSIS ACT IiUinmg Ruum at Red House, ACT 11 s Murner. wtmge. ACT III 7 Uhnr uf Squire's lmmr. ACT lV'metcen .u-nrs lnn-H Mnmrr's Cnrmgt ding mm u'rre mm by ma Richanh smb- Murm-v': Srm'r Pump m r , ; 1mm Crawford. u: Mm, Lammrtcr. and WM Dexter a: Dummy: Crlii. Tm ul-re ; Ned h; nrhur mums 01 the Eresmm and Suphnmnre dag 3, W: W mm mm am l-Acemmll, u'clL omg m uk- mm m' thn- LN Am Laurence 11nd m' Mm summulm. m nlm' u'm u mummy ' l EWW hFI-FI OF THE TOY SHOPh A Mmiml Exmmwm GRAND OPERA HOUSE, Friday and Saturday, February 6-7, 1920 Given under the auspices of the High School Y W. L. A. Benefit fur rest mum at the High Schuolt Entire production staged and rehearsed by Howard E 50mm f the JOHA ROGERS PRODUCING Co. PRINCIPAL CHARAC' .ERS . t h . , . , Btrnlcc Robinson . . . thslie Sparks . .Jcnnette Crawford ,Curtis Crawford ...Abner Bum .Sylvia hlatcjkn t Jackson Laughlin ....... .t.Rosc Light dgar Marnett :In Paul Georgia 4 .Warrcn Mackev t Julia AnderSUh Clifford Dexter t . .Pearl Hocking , . , .Dom Lynn Boxxnz ........ TH E SAND NIAA CAPTAIN BARNACLF, . Loosgy RAG DOLL , t . IJEUTENANT TIN-HEART t THE DOLL'S HEAD THE CLosz . TACKHAMMER . THE WITCH MAN IN THE MOON TALKING DOL BO PEEP . . INK 5,101- , .Nlnry Hagen FAmy QuEE . .Blanchc Bangs PIANISTE ,,,,,,, ..Gr.'lce Durfce Clmrus uf Paper Dolls, Bridcsmaids, an h NIusic by High School Orchc . Tl ,- purts were well taken and the play was a sum: . Those characters deserv- ing special mentinn arc Bernive Ruhinson and Mary Hagen. The Singing of Clifford Dew and nf jcanctte Crawford was splendidt and they deserve much credit for the success of the P133 ORATORICAL AND DECLAMATORY C0 TESTS Work on thr: Oratoricaltnnd Dcclamntory Cuntcsts has begun in curnest nun Thus: entering arc Curtis Crawford, who is giving uHappiness and Liberty. by Robert Ingersoll; Ward Dexter who is giving uOle Mistuss and Gwyneeth Reese who is giving The Death Disk. . h . The cnntcst was held April 21 .jnd XVard Dexter rgccwed hrst m the Dramatic sectinn. Curtis Crmvfnrd won the dwision contest and mll represent Huron High :It thr Stzltc CUntkSL T03 5, etc THE SENIOR PLAY The 1920 class has chonsm The man of the Hour as their class play to he given lune grd at the Grand Opera House in HurmL 78 hummus Y. XV. C. A. CLIIB Handy, Clmllzmmhr R4hmsnn, Liglm MutL-jku. Ilutking ancll. Ohmzm CAHI NET MEMBER$ Prmidcnt F 1-1 Hn Bun r Rnhinmn it.- Clmllacnmlm umur, Bliss Hummu: mum 4f ' . mm H' Chairmzm 1,1 L'hm'rm 1 pf .. . Hoh'uc Dhnm . . .Alicr Sweat 5mm. My. lchCuL-n L'rm 1:,uding Sculctnry ....... ..V Xlur Pmlrl' C11 rm ' n6 Mcmhm in l. mmin .Pcurl Hm mg; pun Miss Gyimcs Gill'a C' u.m WMIL Svclctm'x .............................. Vi1mu Hnerir 8n ' ' Ldrrl Bar 63 I I V I I HMNULW. Mmhnn me meu Gnu! ilurm ., ........ 81 EWW ' LlQAUL'IC OI CUBRAS 111w in a rn' un thL' a imp :Irr kvp 'l'lu- mvmlw hm rh' L'hcnrr liirks Charlrs Hluudnuml I,K'wi-z mmmmd Iaugcm- mjmm Abner Bum Humld Cnnlmm inc Pnul Chuhrc Bm-Il Cumun Ururgr Duilry Cllffurd Ut-xxrr Tet. Mum du :Ir xhim't-n bn-xs. mincipullx unmlu-n u! llu' lu- meuu ui Cnlu'u V cs ui tllr club with murh xiln and ptp. The prim urc m tlu' nr- 1:! VIEW, ma. urv given thruuglmul tlu- srhunl 3 .car has inuum-d until thurc :m- twenly-ninc ucliw nwmlww lllr nfhcrrs rhunur cvery mnnlll. Thk HEM IH-ZRS Ahlrn mu; .1 Curl lirnsl n KL-Ilcy r Hmullirkmn rL' Laughlin rlue Imu'lir 1 anun I mm Plunmwr Hurnltl Pirm- l'mrm- Smith 82 wmn squad. hznulml them- the buy; h cnminuml m Hun - Edward W uvmr Kcnxu'xll X rd XVnrrn-n Mm cy Charla Villrne Ruben Yunu- Iilmn R krr Paul Chmu-mun Bruce Unulhz'n XVhaL dub Arpizln mean. This questmn is ml the lip: 0f m:nrh every H: gh Schxml .wtudult hut unh thc mcmhcrs know i :ignihmncr T h' ' 011mm izL-d' m the hrn'r lmrr nf Octuber mm. 11 :s compuscd of men . ed girls Imm the Junior and Senim claw h lhe Alpinn smictx was organized fur uLml pm- pu uud many panties and dam LrL' given thruug hour the 3cm Th? semen Lulms :rc Blnrk and White, rhr Hmvrr rhr HIImisv. and thE mortu, HDmSIL-s XVunI Tell. OFFICERS .Lu Vuhlnnir- .53 um szteiku . Helena Ohmzm .Pczu-l Hocking ...x Hulcn IIumer and Bertha Iuhxwm LL-Prusidcnt Secwrmry 1V: urcv Qopunsms lmmxmn. x w 1. H mm , w: 41,. 4x-lmmt um. n. 1mm Uh :WW W. H L O. CLUB Furry-Iive of the Freshmcn girls organized themsches iiito'zi club Cilllqui: XV. H, E 0. Their first meeting was held in thc iurm of a picnic suppcr- Marga, 1920. This is a Secret nrganizatinn and upper classmates are warned to hcu m L PUYpose of the W. H E. 0. club is to create a democratic and friendly slum mung the Freshmen girls. OFFICERS President . i .. Vicc-Prcsidcnt . , Secretary and Treasurer, . Chairman of the Suciul Committee Chairman of the Prngrnm Cmnmittet Faculty Advisor ................... ..... 1mm Hopkins .Edith Li .Rv'e hvier iGlndys Ginrd . .Laum Spiller .A as Fitzgerald UKELELE CLUB Eight Senior girls who are quite talented along musical lines and who play WikES formed a musical club. The songs that the club learns are usually of the popular mm for example, HThe Vzimpf' It meets every 'liucsday evening :It the variuus homes of the members. 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Wagner: One that hits you and Hing, Pillll ChnHy at Aberdeen in u cigar sture: HGive me three cigarst Clerk: hrlild ones or strung? Paul: HGimme the strum: uncx'. the W k ones is nlu'gus hustinY in llll' D cket. 92 If Bill is a Plummcr. Is Norman n Baum? Would Cnttun mixed with powdt'r zllld placed in a Gunn give forth Sparkh :md Bangs? Would candy eaten Daily make Carl Sweet? XV: know what makes Ros: Light! But how about Em Best? Can Carl Frost Ur Willie Gmnbh? We smv Bernice Palm and Giant Flowers. Is Donald Grecn nr Lnu'ic Blundgnnd? FAVOR ITE SONGS Julia Andex'sun- R'Iarching Through Georg. Fayette Smith-hslnw and Ens-x. Ihsmnc-Wthrc the thl. Red Rt Grow. hViIlium Gmnhlu- Drm'n by the Shrlr luring Palmst Leslie SharkPHlVIx' Pearl. John LnunspuchiuAll Alnnef' P. D, Pcterson-HOx'cr There. Lcu'ic Bluudgrmd-hNubody Knows. Stella RIcPhilliPSv- In the Sweet IM and By.H Plummerhh' Nobody Loves Me. Curl Sweet!Hl Might Be Your Once in n XVhilc. Ehvin Rickcr;HThclum. Curl Christenscn-HFM Today is Funk- hall Dayk Kelltyh Hellu Central gix'c meJ? Hm-m nnelletVL-ct Mnrgumiuu Snn When we opened the Wigwam box in the V lst it cuntnined the u' r lollmving material: r bi'd J m Seven sets of good an urti- Two paper drinkinpfcf, Half of a Huron TIE One carton. Five chips. pef5- Half a dozen gum u'ri'V A piece nf string. Six ideas. Three puur snapshots. One blue slip. Thanks Une and all for your kind contributker PPWT'FH'W'FEJT N ...... Editnr a h , Luis Mc. making alcohol in Chem: Will :13, e Mud . W Irene F.; Not unle r you put some wand in if- qlCOIM- Lois: uAll-right put your head in it. - Miss Johnson: UWhat kind of n pcem is the Anne! Marin? r Abner Bum: HRather lishy. ? mm mummy m several studentsh H1 tuld Ji'Ck Launlui Hummer? '1 to go to Htl-erk; SADDLbl WORDS . HHcrc's .1 blue slip m ,er ! Frum rhlrr A. O. B ' Frum Yuur Gi Sorry, 1 have a dam. Frnm Father I II have m cut your zlllumulcc' From a Tenchur: Wuu're Hunkinjz. Frum the Bank: HYuur uccnunt is- m'crdrnu-n. 0 ? M V H Frnm Miss john h'Vthrc is your excuse fm,yeSt9rd.1;.iE$le 1n uncc, Frum the OFHC uThere will lu- nu UhapL-l mdnyl ' ' . Frum the Olympi r WVe'vu had a ditch nf l'UUrS mrned -. 04 Emmi CALENDAR 1919-20 Steley-EVerybudy back again hn, that ain't all. 16-No school, We'r: not in a hurry. I7-Everybudy as Hpour as Job's turkcyF tYou see last wcek was Fair Week h But thank goodness! we don't hm m buy our banks. ' ISv-AU ye diymfed Seniors feeling very much su. Espccially those sitting next m the windows, ' tg-Y. W. C. A, partyV Zl-A Couple of P. G35 still with us. Ht H. 3. too gond to lean; 24-Cooley Extends hcr heartfrlt sympathy to the innocent birds in Dustv'c Physiulogy class. V ' 25;X. Tt Z. in full sway again. 26FW: arc wondering what happened .1: the X. T. Z. initiation. 27-Associntion Dancet Did you see who h was with? 28;C0bms reorganized doubly strong. Inst watch our dustt ere Bo! Senior class rings ordered. OI-l. I-Chcer leaders elected. 3-F00tbnll! Rah! Rah! Madison easy victims. Another Associatiun dance. Aren't thzy great? .r-The Female Warblers are organized. Now for some noise. 5-H. St nrchestm submergcs fmm the background. 6-Huron again vittors in snappy game at Pierrot S-Rose. can you really 5:: in the dark? tSo we iearned from the Tigem ltP-DUCS everybody know why Slats goes to Huron High? If not refer to HThe Huron Tiger, Vol. 4. Na, 2. IZ'DOn,t you wish you were a Senior? Luuk at our rings! 13:13 certain Junior lassie adopts Harold Lloyd specs. 15;Who ARE HThe Vamps? Mysteries upon mysteries! tS-Foothall gang leaves far H ,0 town where they gain an cnsy victory. zo-A Cubra Dance! Great Dope! t I-Dusly's Physiologym c1355 takes a tnp to thc BAKERY! Whnt'5 the idea? 21-If there's anything ynu dun'r know about Geology and scch-like ask Ch; E. L., the Geology sharkt t , . 2;.Gang plays Aherdeent Another Victory added to our hst. Evtdently snme gimd dancers from Aberdeen tor what i; m 27r-Eight new members initiated at snakes Wiggle, jo-X. T. Z.ers have a wild time, If there were only a few more dark halls. jld-WHO piled the bunks up 0n the stage? Not: tF-Gang goes tn Braukings. Wild old time, For information ask anyhnd,v that Went t t l-Rusalie Challacumbc narrowly escapes death from a VIllamnus car. Hem, where art than? . 5-Juninrs decide a. give w b-X. T. zt meeting. , . ' 7-Gnng goes to Mitchell and Wm? a Wild and snappy game. Lots almost had her nuse puSlIEd into her face, to 5n; the least, 0-011. ye gods! Lectures! hat Happened m Jones? 91 hummw Nov. Dec. vlilll. CALEN DAR 1919-2thCuntinued I IiArmistice Day and that ain't all! 'llember? th sincerely hope the Huron School Board won't furgct next Armistice Day i4.chn't yuu wi' nu could cumc tn thu X. T. Z. party mnigllt and see who's Hstepping with whom? 16-Cchra dance! Lots at things happened that we'll never forget, Ruyal entertainerschcy. lgiThe English classes must have a perfect lesson tumnrmw as Miss Johnson is expecting culnpnny. zitEvcn-body snuwbnund 50 Y. W. C. A. served :1 lunch. Only .1 fcw died frcm the eEccts. . 2371f there is anyone here that can tell us when X. Ti Zt pins and rings wili arrive-wellthcrc's Hf ' 247VVe lose our first game th eztson tu Sioux Falls, 27FHotmrsl The Sioux City game is cancellcdi And after all our prepara- non. zgwAnCthcr Snake's Wiggle in the form of a dance. thy did Sum borrow eleven cents frum Newtie? 2thvcl football issue d the Tiger appears. 3wBa5kethnll season opens! Ye Huron! Fight! Yuu tell 'em stuke Club Organizedt Suppose this'll udd tn the excitement? 7-First injury in B. Bi Kelley received black eye. 9 Whu wants to know hnw lung Judy's vocal c..rds have been in training7 ntjust tell yuur Xmas wishes to Rick Christensen. Hell see that the. are fulfilled. IjiEvidently the shnrthnnd class likes mid-night exams. i5-Arpians take wild steps und plan a New Ycurk UhurL I7wAn0thcr Cobra dancc. What WOULD we do withnut them? lc-tvaczltion m: last! Merry Xmas cvcrybudy! 3-Everyhndy back after A wild time during vacation. 6-ieniurs decide to publish annual. 7w5mn and chey have 2: Int Y0 nerve and tail Miss juhnsun out of class and treat her to Lnxxvnef Sr-Thc mighty Seniun have the last chance to redeem themselves with Hem! Cnpperiicld and David Esmund. qt-Victory! Secund team wi 9 over VVuturtnu-n Busint-ss Cnllcgt, IZvX. '1'. Z. ustepsU tn the show. The Juniors display their wonderful cl Juncs? . IPVVe hand the Pierre Indium the short end of .1 40 m 3 score. Association dance after gum: igtCnhm Dance in Daum's hall tand that ailft all, eithcri. . 2IiDuSI-t and UHr gallant B. K mun leave an n thrustdzlyis tript hVin hfSt game at .VIitchelL 22-Victurs at Centerville. 237W: win last game uf trip :It Vurmilliun. 26-Seveml B. 13.5mm ck. Therefurt u-c 1050 to Elktnn. ,anhVVin from H 20 tnan tzlicnt in Hthat Happened to Ob wmm: CALENDAR 1 919-20eC0ntinued FOIL ZeThnse puur green mid-years. je-What is Fi-Fi? 4iGreat poetical ability discovered among the Seniors in English IV class. 57NIitchell takes lead over Huron in a close game that ended 25-;7. 6-Snme of our most capable talent appears in FiAFi. g-Horrms! Gertie lacks Johnny Launspach in the Library during noon houL leuniur-Scniur Prom! Andesmts has his hair marcelled! II-t.IVhE morning after the night befure. liOw: h ,- q .510. ,i , 3 dansfiznsnagymslamr :1: 2:3 ' 1 CXUI'ng I7 w 10 game Kelleys 16--Who will be the most popular girl? ISfCliEord tries a HNIARCELL but without success. zoiYe, ! Another ame lmm 01 n ' . . , fans ?tularl'ley's dance wegre Judy andjshizhze High Amung other sacxeu zy-BING! Putter brake the Camera! zjilrene Foasbetg and Evelyn Voltz display their suddenly acquired ability in janitcrship in the Llhrilry. 26JDust-v and his ward lem'e for Madison. 27-RUUf garden Parties predominate while A. O. B is attending the district murnamcnt drawings at Aberdeen. Hm: 3-Lunch is served at noon; and while nld winter prevails outside we manage t0 keep warm dunng nDun hour by dancmg in the gym. .Amid snow nmi cold weather uur gallant team leaves to conquer the tribes of the far north. WIN FIRST GAME! ';Hnll forsaken. EverybndE awaiting returns from Aberdeen. H L vs 3 Aberdeen in semi-Hnals zmd WINS! A: last the finals!! WIN ?RI61R:4 REDFIELD BY ONE POINT! 6iGang arrives in all their EIWE', hut WHERE is our PEP? We heard Wardie had a Wlld ume m Aberdeen. Is that 50 Ward? 8,13. Bt boys make speeches in chapel. We gaze with pride upnn the cup. Utespring hm appear by the dnzens, 10-Smile, but don't gri !. 'lhere's .1 peach far the annual. II-XVigxx-am staE beginning m look very carc-wum Iz-Pcp meetings galore! ' Igw-Cullege joins us with all of then pep and spirit. r-Bnard of Contml meets to dftide our fate, and AGAINST 5!! Imagine It! WHO is the JINX? 18-0ur gnu appears at the l-uurnagnent hundreds strong with GET ELKTON as their jognn. and PePPIE as Unef Cheer Leader! 'Ttk h t t M mmmmfhe mime Hf the trouble Nlndisun and Elktm w inx1H:;.1:1rJI'JsT WAI'I ELKJ'oN!!! t ztthigwam goes to pres; Continued in volume tour. fit is U7 To Our Patrons: We wish to express our gratitude to those who have so generously helped us in our attempt to put forth this issue of the h Wigwam, and especially to the business men of our city we wish to extend our heartiest thanks for making this book possible. The Stat? of the 1920 Wigwam mYou can learn a lot from ADVERTISING The main thing an advertiser wants to do is to tell you plainly just how and why his goods are worthy of your consideration. You can learn a great deal from that alone, because many things you see advertised are the things you buy and use in your regular daily life. By reading the advertisements, you can learn the names and read descrip- tions of the things that are best and most satisfactory. 98 E. H. OSBORN. Pres. R. A. SMITH. Vic: Pm. C. B, McWEENY. Secy-Tnas. j Osborn Clothing Co. HuronG Busiest and Best Clothing Store Style Heaclquarters Where X i 3 7w,7, 7 , 77 i gmieig Eranh Ollnthm ' ' Xtragoad Clothes JEur Boys 9am MY Are 501a T115 Home 0; the Schoble Stetson Knox 311:1 Borsalino Hat Superior Underwear Arrow Shirts anti Collars and -:--mm mm mm OUR GUARANTEE IS YOUR SATISFACTION l 3 Phone 410 -- -mm-- ----.......-m..-mm.., We buy the right goods, mark the right prices and we Thls 15 have a complete line of shoes to choose from. the pla , Everything in Shoes But Feet. t0 bm shoes Electric Shoe Store Huron S. Dak. WW :Hmmm g emmm--- . BOWEN PUBLISHING CO. .1 For all kinds of printing 2 Phone 468 Daily and Sunday Huronite 839 Third St. U -.--m----e-w-.e.-.w..ee- -....-...- i1 GREAT ADDITION S To Our Nnrnml Librm-J-aLnlut Bank: by HM Lam: Aullmrx. After careful consideration the cum- mittee wisely selected the follnwing hunks for the 1920 llWigwam Library: sz Em'l Emu of Study Chester Birks, with a degree of P. D Q. hIr. Birks is considered by authun es tu he a critic on this subject. The Twmrirlh Century Quest far Happincn'i Louis Potter The United States has at last fnund a real writer in the finding of Luuis Put- ter. an Alumni of Humn High. The Assxiatcd Press has accepted ML Put- ter on their force, The i'llade'rn Dorm Bernice Palm Full of splendid advice to all in regard to the latest steps. Girlxt' Girls, Girle Curtis Crawford All types. varitics and kinds treated in this document. Advice to old, young and in-bctwccn. Curtis probably re- ceived snme gund advice frnm the Be- lnved Cheater. TIM Hymanlimxj 01' the meH Ruth Stewart Our hearts have nften been thrilled by old lunms. We are sure that this vulume by Miss Stewart will prove an inipimriun to ally Tim I'ulur 0f Diet Olive Snow Mics Snow not only treats of theory hut practical experience. This is a real lindl How to I'ilmik 11ml Slill Br Happy Carl Sweet It may happen to ynui says. for Carl knows, Read what he Miss Grimes: I see they have dug up the corner stone of a library in Greece marked 4000 B. C. What does that mean? Cyril 3.: uBefore Carnegie? Today is the tumorrow you worried about yesterday and it never happened. Mr. Lipscomb lafter explaining about etherl : What is it that hlls all space and which no wall or door can shut out ? Lillian M.: The smell of onions tucking. Ward D.: pudding? Mother: No, make you ill. Ward: uGimmic another plcce and send for the Doctor? uCan I have some more darling, it would IlVVhy do Freshmen resemble real estate ? Because they're a vacant Int. M r, Bowden: What three winds are used most among H, S. students? Fayette 5.: UI dnn't know. Mr. A. 0. 3.: Correct Isn't wholesome a funny Pearl: word? Gladys 3.: What's funny about it? Pearl: UWhy take away the whole ul it and you have some left Rose K: Of course you can't be- lieve everything you hear.H Evelyn V.: No, but you can repeat it. Leslie 5.: l'And that night we drove the German: back two milest Pearl Hi: Drove them, indeed, I'd have made them walk every step of in hIr. A. O. 13.: l'Gearge, do you know the population of Chicago? Genrge D.: Lle all of them. we didn't live there long enough ,...- lDl J R. O. GROVER The Live Druggist Hurom S. D. FARMERS AND MERCHANTS BANK Headquarters for HURON, S D. EASTMAN KODAKS ancl SUPPLIES Kojak Fmislng a Simcmity H H S stutlents ami faculty. Films left before 9 a clack P. ML one niayL raarly at 9 P. M. naxt day. Lowest pricus W. L. MALL Preside nt P. H DYSTE Cashier PERRY S. DALQUEST V. P. J H ELWELL. V P C LUNSCHENL A. C. HENRY KINGDONL AL C. u u I Sohalts the accounts 0L L L! m u Your patronage A1515reciatczl N.Serm'ce Is Our I-IoHJyH W m-$m-mm ' h : --i D1st1nct1ve Styles IN Expert Methods Shoe Flttmg ROblnSOII S1106 C O. I :7 922 3rd Street Huron. South Dakota XX V THE RACE The race is on, lTis Abner and Ralph Ex'citernent high1 Who run the ram Oh. who will win? Abner goes ahead The students cx'yl And sets the pace. One lap is passed, They're running strong. But wnit-Abncr's stride Is not 50 lung The fourth and final Applause is great, Lap is run, And amidst the dlnH And Ralph by twenty Busy's mother calls, Yards has won. llTimc to come in. THE SENIOR A few more days. and High School life will be over for me. As I look back I can see fcur 3 .1r ifnur years of good h ' obtained my Fr hmnn goal. Have I lived my four High School years in such a Wily :15 to do me nu credit? Well, we are where we arc, and must make the best of it. Those Algebra days! Haw far away they arequ simple and so funny-nnd yet if I were onlx back there again! Hnw the Seniors loukcd to us then! Remnte, off .11 the ham di'smmc-nmnst unrcdclnhlc But three wars of hope 1nd struggle, pleasure and p1in, and ue h1ve 1lmnsr ruched the goal hllt nur ide1l IS still bewnd. As the x ism of gleaming High School days 100an up, gl1d am 1 Cf the cummdcs iound and the friendships formed It unrolls and I sue the gentle swells and the gullics, but my eves linger longest on the peak51the things which , their m 1 1 tips my dream clnuds Hunt, and I pray that they always may, for they bring back hnlluwed days. A rmstMAN's DREAM um Sole Agents For meHOOVER ELECTRIC SUCTION SWEEPER IT BEATS . . . . AS IT SWEEPS AS IT CLEANS Huron Light and Power Co. THIS ANNUAL WAS PRINTED AND BOUND I BY THE Will A. Beach Printing Co. Sioux Falls. South Dakota HIGH GRADE PRINTERS. LITHOGRAPHERS AND BINDERS COMPLETE OFFICE AND BANK OUTFITTERS DESKS - CHAIRS SAFE CABINETS - o VAULT FRONTS ROYAL, CORONA AND ELLIOTT FISHER TYPEWRITERS Filing Devices in Wood or Steel IF IT IS USED IN THE OFFICEoWE HAVE IT NEWS PRINTING CO. I HURON, S. D. . HIGH CLASS PRINTING If it could be done better we would do so. A trial order puts you on our list of customers. m4 CAN YOU FEATURE? Newtit, Editor of the Wigwam ? Bill Plummer, President of a Literary Society? Luuie Patter, Caplt of the Basketball Team ? Carl Christensen, a student ni Aesthetic Dancing? Fat Gillespie, with his hair parted in the middle? A. 0. Bl, with a wig? Bernice Palm, doing the l'Shimmic ? Miss Johnson, in a Hula Costume? Elwin Rickcr, with a mustache? Bch Vance, chief of Police? Helene Ohmnn, going with anyone but Chas. E? Warren Mackey, a ikStczIdy ? Lillian Uttcrhnch, a snake charmer? Judy and Dom in love? Ruhcrt XVay. an Attorney at Law? uShorty Foasbcrg, with her mouth shut? Edi VVngncr, :1 lion tamer? Elsie Rusch, nStepping ? Leslie Sparks, N. 3., in knickerhnckers? A is for Abner whu always is seen, B is for Bill who's after Maxine, C is for Clifford who's bashful ani shy. D is for Durrel who dances on high, E is fur Evtlyn who likes lem fat, F is for Fayette who never doth chat, G is for Gertrude the girl with the pep, H is for Harvey who with Davis dots step, I is for Irene whn never runs down. J is for Jack who's known all over tuwnz K is for Kelley whu loves a fair dame, L is for Lois, Busys her aim, Mis for Marin who's hard to beat, N is for Norma so swift and so fleet, , P is for Putter, our Harold Lloyd man, Q is fur a letter we will have to can, R is for Ruth who claims 3 Pl G., S is far Sam no more with a B . T is for team of which we are prciudv U is for US the whale blame crowd. V is for Viv our old B. B. shark. Wis for Warren not fund of n larky Y is for York who will stick till the lust, Z is for Zowic TEN COMMANDMENTS FOR CONDUCT IN ENGLISH Thou shalt never think of thine own comfort, but at all times sit erect in the seat. 1. 2i Give ever; man thy car, but few thy vuice, and may this apply to the roll call. 3, Thou shalt not look around, when thy student mmmittcth a bonehead. 4. Shun argument ilA most lame and important conclusion. 3. Thou shalt eat fourteen lines of poetry alive and cmvc far more. 6. sheets for a pennyJ Economy should ever linger in thy mind, when thou uscst theme paper. tFnur 7. hank bravely to the quizzes, remember that None but the bold deserve the fair, 'lNune but the bald deserve the hair. 8i Scum your neighbor's work when thou tuskest exams. at Thuu slmlt never refuse to write a composition, lest thy teacher think thee feeble- minded. mi And zihme all things thou shalt lnve thy teacher dear, fur ULife is nothing without luvc. SPRAGUE and SEWELL Clinic and Hospital Training Schuol Accrediled Dakota Ave. and Federal Square HURON. s. ID, Phone 4l6 For the diagnosis. mument and care of Medical. Surgical and Olmudcal caus Dr. B. H. Sprague and Dr. Harry D. Sewell General Medical and Surgical 5m: Dr. Howard L. Saylor. Dr. H. C. Henm'ngson. Department of Department a Ear. Eye. Nose and Throat Dentistry STEARNS-KNIGHT A. Car of Exceptional Quality- Has Won. For Itself a Remarkalzle ReISutation for long life. comfort ancl 10W upkeep You will never know till you sit at 1:11: wheel of a Stearns how nearly perfect a motor can lie. We haw? in stock sedans-coupes-and all models. It W111 be a pleasure to show you these cars. also STUTZ MAXWELL REO Maxwell trucks and Winther 4-wlaeel drive trucks. the truck: for the lml roads. Everytb'ng for the motor car Huron Automotive Company Huron, South Dakota 761307219 Qarber 8Aop;.;,; Baths lst Class Service Give Us a Trial Under Roofs Music Store m6 ELLE 107 THE NEW DRESSES For Spring and Summer Never so beautiful as tlzu's season Dotted Swisses Solid Color Voile: Printed Georgette Voiles Organdies Ginghams Linens We want you 150 see tlmse new models Corsets Onyx Hosiery I G 0553111 Everwear 311a The Fleming Dry Goods Co. BEGGS and HUNTINGTON Expert Tire Vulcanizing i Firestone Tires. Tubes and. Accessories Free Air and Water 820 SeconJ Street THE WHEELER DRUG STORE? Selma; 514151571'23 of Every Knul ; First class supply of Paints. Varnishes, Drugs ancl Stationery Visit our store and see for yourself. 333 Dakota Ava. Hurom S. D. E Dun- Dec. 19. Dec. 20, Jan. 9' IO. 16. , u, 22. V 21. NOTICE 'Hnnh' lmquu at Humn ........ Cnnuudlzl Cullcgc m Hurnn. . .. Wutcmmn Busiums Cullc : HM ? Hum: 211 Hktun ........ PiL-nc Indim .t Humn. H urnn H u mn H umn 17 lkmn W; Mi Ellcndulr Uu'zltmmm um John A. Jnlmsun, H u run Hdmughlin at A 'r' a uurzlr'CW ' ' a V 1 tAI M vcrlng crmwu Ht H hell at HurunV. a: Mitclwll ut Cmm-ul ur Vurmillinn. :H' Humn. . . V . V V umn. Vm-nml gut Humn. . ., Ht Humm. ' ,Pnul, mm ut Mudimn .- 'lm'ksnn; hcrdccn.. at Aberdeen . mt m lmimc mun 1 rm-nuL H umn 40 My... 4.-4-A m, SELLING YOU SERVICE? There,s something we sell here that's more important than merchandise-Our Service. It goes with every article you pur- chase; you can count on it whether you come in to buy oriustlook. In fact HService to you is always the first consideration with every member of our selling force. You may wonder exactly what we mean by service. Here,s what it means to you: HIGH QUALITY RELIABLE MERCHANDISE, SUCH AS Hart SChaanel' and Marx all-wool clothes, Wilson Brothers Furnishings, Mallory Hats. Big valuts at me lowest prices possiblei Your satisfaction or your many hack. C. F. KOEPP AND COMPANY The Home of Hart Schaffner and Marx Clothes 255-257 Dakota Avenue arx Clothes A CIVIC INSTITUTION Girl'cs arc BUILT these Jays. They Jo not merely grow. Every m.ty has its spirit. its csper J: corps. sometimes spuhcn of as Aatmuspherc: The spirit of 3 TOWN ch'ctates th: plans hy which the CITY is huilt-n-hy which our city Huron. is built. Huron can huilcl parks. schoolsh churches. playgrannas and other chic necessities only as her spiritn-her civic spierudevehps anti takes on chm'te form. The Huron Commercial Cluh concerns itself with huilding Huron. civicly as Well as commercially. Its memhershiy is male up 0f all classes of Huronfs citizens. professional mam railroad mam husincss men. farmers, clerks and salmpccple- in fact everybody. The Huron Commercial Cluh concerns itseH with the spirit of Huron. I: ha sm'ving m devtlop a spin't of growth. development. hatter schoolsh more parks. hatter streetsh good lawns and houses. hatter healthh higger husincss. murc city priclc. hoosting and cooperatiounin fact a hatter sky in which to live. A Junior Commercial C1111? Students can eapun'ally help huiId uur city hy developing a growing. huilding spirit. A Junior Commercial Club is to he organ- izcd an that the young people may use their civic spirit: that their actidties and interests may take some definite form. Let us huild-vtogether. Lat our community spirit develop together. Let us wurk--mgethgr. The Huron Commercial Cluh is the :iefinita urganization in which to warh out the problems of our city. The Huron Commercial Club Paul C.: Did any man ever kiss you before I did ? Ruth: t'Yes, Paul C.: Tell me his name 50 I can beat him up. Ruth: HI'm afraid that he might be too many for you. REWARD Offered by the Annual Stuff if any one can account for the fact that Leslie Sparks came in 0n the South Train on the evening at April 12thhthe 1'10ndzt3 after Vacation, Why was it that Mr. Bowden felt it nccmary to give L. H, Sparks 3 blue slip for hting absent on Monday, the 12th of April? Bill kissed Maxine upon the check And thought she'd tell her father, Instead she quoted from Algebra, Treat one side EIS the Other. The saddest words of tongue or pen are these three wards, llShels gunc Againf'h Sparks. Why was it that Leslie got his mail addressed to Miss and thc salutationl uDear Madam ? M, girl: Kelley I'd make a dash after Ruth. Johnson: t'Hmr wuuld ynu punctuate this scntence: ll see Ruth 7: prettv Our Fullic cditur would suggest that Sam and Gertie try to vamp some one their mm sizeiu'e feel rather sorry for Bates and Ward. Of course, we know that Bates can get in for a dime, and that does leave a margin suHicient for .1 bag of pop cum, but try and he more successful the next time. Billy McCann: Pa, who was Darwin ?'l Father: UDarwin. my son, was the man who declared that if you climb far muugh up in the family tree you will tome face to face with a mnnkey. juniur: l'Vtht t St Patric ls day for? Seniur: 'llt gives the Frcshics a chance tn shnw off their colors. U3 V151t the Bljou Where they show Paramount Artcraft Select and Paths s Productlons !m.731jou ?beaire l When Lookmg for Amusements A Newton's gonfectionerx Elmer Newton. prop. Phone 422 Manufuturgr of Ham: Mid: Cind;CS and ICE Cream It Ice Cream Parlor Soda Fountain and Luncheonette Working night and day At Perritods Orders taken am! filled for Fancy Brick anal Bulk Ice Cream. Delivered to any part of tla: dty 1 Your patronage Solicitzd TlLe Rexall Store n4 A DRAMA IN FOUR ACTS Copyrighted 1920 Act. x. Their eyes Incl. Act. 2. Their lips met. Act. 5. Their souls men Act. 4. Their lawyers men Amen. Norma: hwm did you say? ,, Patter: uI did nut say anything, 1 was chewing gum. Ncwtie: hWhy do you go to chuvch sn oftena Dusty: h uI think it is so beautiful to see one man keep sn many women qmct for such .1 long time. IVIinislcr: Woung man, do you attend .1 place of worship? Si: Yes, sir, I'm going to see her now. h h , ,- v think Fayette and Bob scam to play the hit and miss game. We d adusc that ,mu hefulc you leap when asking for dates and then you would not have. to MI: , Why is that that the song In Ruum 202 is 50 pnpular wnth the IL Students? h School . . h F I; II Jeweler: But why do want thh dmmund removed from the nng. 1!: h perfect stone. . . , h h Sam: Yes, I know it is. but it La against my prmuplcs to keep t e n 1 have hmkcn my cngngemcnt with Lewis, ng after Kissing your girl is like a bottle of nlivcshafter the first one, they come easy. A man could not be convinced of killing time if he smashed a clock-if the clnck struck first. Charles B.: HSay, I've asked that Biz Bryan fur a date iuur times und she wnn't giu- Inc one. so I just believe I'll quit her. IDON'T KNOW WHY ....................................... DO YOU? Julia Andersunk favorite color is Greene, Fayette Smith parts his lmir in th: middle. Luuie Potter chews gum. Ruth and Kelley broke up Verne Tyrrcll duesn't get a girL Pug York came back to H. H. S Harold Cantumvine likes Junior girls. Arthur Hutchinson is so quiet. Mead chdricksun wanted tn he a Cobra. Bessie Heiss wants a Dinmund. Tile National Bamg of Huron H uron, SoutlL Dakota Capital and Surplus $90,000.00 Geo. C. Fullinweicler. Presirlent W. N. Farmer. Vice Presirlent Cachn Rayburn. Cas1-1ier W. H. Light, Asgt Cashier Particular anti personal service intelligently rendered to our patrons ROYAL EBTEL Huron. South Dakota W. s. DUDLEY. Prop. --... 116 r Thrr IL-rn mummy, BEE HIVE GROCERY s, B. COBB. Proprietor UUA LI'I um! SERVICE mnl UUANTH Y Largest and Most Complete Stock in Huron Our Own Aulo Delivery 11' EA UTIFUL IMPUR TED CHINA lh'xlws' 0an Kinds x BRUARY21.1920 STEWART-KELLEY ECLIPSE FE f H7 HURON PUBLIC LIBRARY f x 771m Hun Lqmuw BiEE HIVE GRdEERY OUA LI 7 Y mid SERVICE mu! 0 U4 N 7'17 1' Largest and Most Complete Stock in Huron Our Own Auto Deiivery BEA UTIFUL IMPORTED CHINA Dishes afull Kinds x 'x STEWAR'LKELLEY ECLIPSE FEBRUARY 21. 1920 HURON PUBLIC LIBRARY 52! PARS! A AVE 5 HURON; 'ED S7150 J. B. Annis, D. C. Palmer School Chiropractor Jay Spink, D. D. S. DENTIST Room 5-6 I. 0. O. F. Bldg. Office I. O. O. E Bldg. Ru 1136 3rd. St. Phonu: Office 450: Res. 625 Phone 65! Sundays and evenings by appointment emu Hour: 9-12 m In. 2-5 7-8 p. m. THE SMITHS SAY A gym diuovuy fallnwa a great nud. Bczaun SuKnring Humanity grudy needzd n Drugles: Mzdmd um would luring mum results. Ill: Drugleu Hznlkh Scienn of Chiropractic m, dimvmd.m.b1nhed mi dcvzloygd, Lem. wnm Chiropracli: can do for you. Cunsnltalinn and Spinzl Analylin Fm: M. W. SMITH and EDNA SMITH P, S, C Chiropracgun 217 Dakota Ave. Phone No. 656 Huron. S. D L. N. Grovesnor, M. D. Dr. G. W. Launspach Practice limited to Diseases of Eye. Ear, Nose and Throat Keopp Bldg. Res. Phone 703 Office Tel. 8145 Correct fittlng of lenses for defects of vlslon Phone 487 373 Dakota Ave. Huron, S. Dakota Huron. South Dakata Telcpl'noncs: Offke Auto. 505 Ruidenc: 3456 DR. B. H. KERR Offxbe Ham's: woo A. M. w mun M. ,o R M to 5:30 P. M. Dr. C. Steele Betta Dr. Md. H. Bath Drs. Betts Osteopathes Gradum: unaer founder of Osteopntby A. T. $1111 at Kirksville. Mo. HURON S. D. Benj. Thomas, M. S. Rooms 4-5-6-7 Masonic Temple Huron, S. Dakota OHic: Hours: Phones: 10-12 Ru. 640 2-5 0mg: 79;: DR. A. A. WOLLMAN Dentist Office over Olmpia Candy Kitchen- Phone 677 Evening: am'l Sundays lay nppointment Lgcad WINK og CAVA- Lumic Mt a dmch : 'oudcrful duncc mm. . . h mid ut the :uldimriumJ x , 2mm , . , . . Hm 5mm H v ule frmmU: Mu. n niwhy dunt um m dundng m. n? AILIBUHJCII; 'Lgm rim tvll me how mum Cummnndnwms thou: urN Lcslvc muumuh :1 Ian. Mr VI3:m'ti'Cf1: Mist happen, Mm. 30.. mm new Leslie: 11M :uc mne left Abnm': l'l'm 50 glad you lzkr to dance with' mu. RU HYm, l'li lutlu'r dance uilh yru lhzan haw ynu humping intu me all wcnmg.q SOUTH DAKOTA FOR SOUTH DAKOTANS Palronize Your Home State Best workmanship guaranteed The Engravings in this Annual Were Made by THE NATIONAL ENGRAVING CO. Box 162 Huron, South Dakota N am AND THE NEXT THING -- --IS COLLEGE When you leave your high schuol, don't smrt to work half prepared. Fit your- self thoroughly. The University of South Dakota offcrs many kinds of training. It is made up of fwe collages: I. THE COLLEGE OF ARTS AND SCIENCES, with special courses in Chemistry, Commerce, Education, Home Economics, and Journalism. IL THE COLLEGE OF LAW. III. THE COLLEGE OF D'IEDICINE. IV. THE COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING. V. THE COLLEGE OF MUSIC. The social life is pleasant and every form of athletics is encouragei Plan to attend the University this fall. Write to ROBERT L. SLAGLE, President, Vcrmilliun. S. 11 OUR MENAGERIE HOLBROOK RANDALL Fancy Groceries and Bake Goods for Your Picnics and Summer Outing Con 3rd and Wisconsin Phone 684 Thu hm dmm-d mum h rlmugll an air, Hi: hmd wm in n whi ; HR eye; and muuLh u-me mll uf Imir. Hi: urmr uv'm full nr' m'rl. Hc mld thv maiden m V- Inn: The culm Mt hm du- Rut on tht shuuldrr m l 'mu Il shuucd 1m sexuml x 1' .; WXAI Hm cull 'Biz' up this 1110' ' ' ' HYCS, but she xmm't down. ' on Full her dmr hn't up. her up nuw, and mil Iu-r down for not lwlnp dnun uhcn you ? MM hm: up. Devers-Juhnsun Shoe Co. QUALITY SERVICE FOR MEN FOR WOMEN Just Wright John 5. Gray Shoes Footwear far War for Styl: The Worle Greatest Artists Play For 77w AMPICO Reproducing Piano In dozens of comparison concerts before large aucliencas it In: Lean proven that selections rendered By the AMPICO are :xactly mm the oagmls. Can now be heard at COSTAIN BROTHERS Exalusiva Dealars for Central South Dakota SOUTH DAKOTA HURON JAMES VALLEY BANK Corner Third Street and Dakota Avenue TOTAL RESOURCES 931.700.000.00 R E. CONE. Presiclent C. H BONESTEEL. Vch Prudent C. C. SMITH. Caslu'cr G. W. SCHUMACHER. Assl Cashier CARL E. VOIGT. Ass'c Cashicr ! DAILY SERMONS Miss Grimes: nLari: be careful and dank get side-rmckcd, Miss Johnson: Dunk ,ou people ever study? Miss McEwen: Be Careful Girls. Lipscomb: XVlmt did you say? Wilcox: Cut that out now. Mr. A. O. B.: uI-lmv are you today, you little Bil 3 Goat. DID YOU NOTICE THE RE- SEMBLANCE BETWEEN Evelyn Voltz and Mrs. Kntzenjammcr? Durrell Richards and Andy Gump? S. A. M. and KOh Min ? Potter and Harold Lloyd? Don Green and Happy Hooligan? IreneE Hair and Miss Johnson's? Freckles and the Sun's spots? 'A'Iarjmic C. and Geraldine Farrar? CLARKE INSURANCE AGENCY LANDS, LOANS AND INS 'RA N CE Huron, South Dakota Phone 656 217 Dark Ave. XVHAT XVOULD HAPPEN IF Mun Hagen lust her HSpit Curl ? People knL-u' thc ml meaning Uf X. T. 2.? Thu Cnbms uert real snakes? Bruce U. Gut A. in French? All fhe Seniors Hunkcd? Bus: Ward grew up? Newtic-Ditm? Luu'rie lost his girl? Gmhhs mmft sn timid? Fat couldn't plm hmkethnll? The Axpinns fuliilled their pmmiws? FOUND BY Unn Greenw-A girl. Mm Linn; and stnry urilcrs. Annual SmHiTight W ds. Ahm-r Hurtti mu Slur: Jnninr Cla iDrnmun'c Talent. Srmnr 771mb: uf unrk. Burn Cuttun l-Vmtlmll Funny. Gladys BrnmweH; hnsidc Attruc Hum. WANTED BY Helene OhmzmiA ncw beau. She's tired of her old one. Lnuie PotteriChewinz Gum. Kelley and LewIe-A Steady, Annual StaFE-v-A Vacation with ley. Les s,m-L 7A NInusmChe. Ruth CuolL-3 S0mc One to Cure for um Carl Heis 7Anothcr XVnr. Warren A ackey-Anmhcr Cnhru Ini- tiatinn. wanted m KmmL-Is the Snake VVig- gle a dance? Nut Wnntcd-Slums nn this section, Fumes ED. VVnmed m Grnwivlurd Dexter. LOST. STRAYED m1 STOLEN GIRLS! GIRLS! A GIRL, Notify U 8.. Please. PURITY, QUALITY and QUANTITY Our Motto In the line of our home made candies Light lunches and drinks at HURON CANDY KITCHEN E. M. Mirras, Prop. Strand Theatre N THE BEST IN PHOTO-PLAYS F irst National Attractions Fox Pictures Hodkinson Service Universal Special F eatures 124 HURONS MAN-IN-THEvMOON CITY NATIONAL BAN K HURON. S. D. CAPITAL AND SURPLUS $68.000.00 Builtling and vaults of 1:115 latest Hreproof construction Come in and let us serve you 4 on Time Deposits Resources Over a Million The Bank That Treats You Right BELL STEAM BAKERY Timeana mama hr ml man because they coultllft :10 it I and maintain a regular schedule. Clean and Sanitaw so am want to be on time buy your watch 0f Alford. A Has the latest automatic machinery clouble guarantee on everything We sell. Our own anti that of ship Bread EVEWWhEm a first class manufacturer. M. C. ALFORD Phone 481 THE JEWELER Wholesale and Retail Did you know that Norma Schmitt is taking ngriculturt and is now raisng com? Mix: McKay: HYuur mouth is uptn. John L.: HYes, I opened it. Mr. Bowdcn. in History c135i: uI hear that they found Christopher Cnlumhus' hones, Louis Putter: Why, I didn't know that they shut craps in his time. The fnlluwing note was picked up in the assembly mum: uEvclyn, du ynu want to go to thc muvies tonight? Ansu'c With love, Peppy The answer n. HVVith pleasure, my boy. Evelyn. SONGS AT COST PRICE uA good man is hard to find for ten cents. HFreckles fur ten cents. Some people get them fur nothing, Isle of Golden Dreams for thirty CBnts. Real tstatc cheap. h'Good Morning, Judge, for thirtv centst Some have to pay ten dollars, XVnndcring fur tcn ccnts. Brain: are cheap nowadzus. Ext OUR MOST POPULAR BOY SHOULD HAVE Bogus' Rouge box. Clmrlcs' curly hair. Fayettc's Bus n1 , Les IC a giggle Kelley '5 Ntne. Who is he? OUR MOST POPULAR GIRL SHOULD HAVE Mary Hagen's spit curl. lmi . Irene' gift of gab. Ruthhs Coqucxtishness: Biz hairt Julia Xth hVOND Rb OF H SCHOOL If Margaret Davis would walk home leUllL'. Ii Kcllcy mum furget RutlL Ii Fniu-ttt- :ll'ld Bnh would druidt un thtir dates ahead of timeh If Durrell would study. If Rnhrrr Kinmlnm H'Uultl hzn'c A data If jack tnld the truth fu. once. If trut 1m v Wnllltl run smrmth Hmong the pupils, lf Carl Succt :uul Durrcll unuld iurgrt tn mule t0 thv Library the fnurth period. 127 A QUALITY FURNITURE Let The Home F urniture Co. Feather Your Nest We make a specialty of complete outfits You furnish the girl and we will furnish the home THE HOME FURNITURE 00. Sioux F alls Huron Aderdeen Watertown Cash or credit Terms to suit We pay the freight W. O. LEACH. M. D. F. E. MATEJKA . . Dulcr in Cxty Nahan-l Bank L AND and C ATTLE Office Room 5 Och: Phone 671 Ru- Plum 672 MATEJKA and ESHLER Office Hours: Huron Running Sand Co. 9-12 A. M. 2-4 p. M. 7-9 Evening Sunday Ly Apynannent HURON S. DAKOTA D. O. ROOT PHOTOGRAPHER FOR THIS ANNUAL Victrolas Musical Instruments 252 Dakota Avenue 128 IF I XVERE NOT MYSELF I SHOULD LIKE TO BE Harry Kelley ........ Fayette Smith . Lois McNIonies Irene Fuasberg Busy Ward . . julin Andcrsun HPrcsident of the United Smes ...... Vanlace Reid Constance Talmadg: Housekeeper for Meade chdrickson . 1 1Aviamr usnr o t c Wigwam Bob Vance . ............... Preacher Evelyn Volrz The most popular girl in High School Pug York 1. ..... Neptune's daughter Gertrude Gorton Rose Light Ward Dcxtcr, NInrgnret Bnrkcy Lewis Bloudgood 1A Shimmie Dancer .A Vamp . 1 little Taller . . second Mrs. Imns Papular among th: Girls Leslie Sparks ..... ss Johnsonk brothcr-inhlaw Rosalie Challncomhe. . , .A little more on time Sylvia Matejka .......... - The Owner of n Stutz FOUR WONDERS OF THE YEAR AMONG THE SENIORS Fell 21hKclley's last date with Ruth. April Ith take over the buildinghGillespie, Gruhbs1 April 12hszIrkhs trip south. Sume Future DatPanume 3 arrives Of the Wigwam, Busy: nHave you prepared a good supply of cribs? Fayette: Yes. Busy: Have you concealed the text book in your hat ? Fayette: HYes. Busy: Are yuu sure yuu gave Bowdcn :1 guud cigar? HCerminlyF Busy: Well, then, let's 30 in and take that exam in Sociology MISS JOHNSON'S H. C L. Tn market, tonnrket, Tu buy :1 crm'nt. They cost just as much As a 1910Imt1 Tu market, to market To buy :1 new cunt, Ynu Inzlkc out :1 mortgage, And sign up a note. 129 Olympia Candy Kitchen With the best home made Candies Cakes and Pies SPECIAL HOME .MADE SOUP Let All of Us Make Tln's Our Home Ice creams and sodas our specialty greater Cfotlltes Economy Treat yourself to a suit your friends Will admireua suit you will take pnde 1n weanng. Qur taxlormg 15 as reasonable :11 prlce as they are fme m fxt, falanc anxl wearmg qualxtlee. The latest styles dine: kom :11: worlch gums: fashian centers ar: nf-Eerul far your aelacn'on. Everyone I: new and rlnfferent. LET US MEASURE YOU TO-DAY F. C. OHMAN MERCHANT TAILOR STUDEN T5! Get your shoes shined at N I C K 9 S Hats Cleaned and Blocked 130 SONGS AND THEIR MEANING HTell Meh'hThc Assignment. Hus: a W'cnrin, for You hThe Girls. nWzliting hF0r the Bell. eToday'V-Friday. Somewhere a Voice Is Calling -Glee Club. Whispering Hope -Bluff. HI Love You TrulyW-Exnms. HOut in the Fields'h-Fcntballt hNobudy Knowsh'hEvel-vnhs next. Uust Take 1: Slow and Easy';Cheming on Exam day. 13th Comnmndmenth Thou shalt not roll them bones in H. S. study hours PRACTICED BY ALL Dun't study your lessnnhlcsscn your study Abner Uushing inm demo: What time does the 9:45 train leave? Agent: A quarter to ten, sir. Abner: Demit, these trains are never on tune, Miss Jnhnsnn tin English classh read: A man with a long, thick. grizzly beard, hthen to the classhtwhich of the five senses does this description appeal to P Lois Mc.: Touch. Lew : hOuch! I bumped my headt New . UWhere at? Lewic: URight here on the corner. Genrge: NI asked to see her home. Snuokic: nWhat did she 5213'? George: She said shehd nd me a picture of in tFOR BOYS ONLYt Rmrl Karlcuvlrdn Didn't you if girl a he wuuldnk yuue-this read Would you knew we. Truth: Cup: nCome un w ts the matter with you? Newtie: 11m well. thanks; but me engine is dead. Kelley: HWhat's the surest way to hecume popular? Cliff: Mind yeur own business. Kim A. 0. 13.: Vth t optimist? , HA dead-hrnke imlmduhl ordering oysters with the hope that he czm pm fm- his dinner with the pearl. Drug Clcrk: HVVIIIII can I d0 for you? Pum-r: hl want u hnttle nf gnudnatured alcohol. Stat: College aHns the ynung gaggle u; an mm m unsurpauzd ap- pmumy w m a modern and practical ml- Iegm: training in :uu'mzl ngmnomy. hurticulturtv hume cnanomks. mallam ical. civil and electrical engineering. pharmacy and gEnu'al science. a vaear mum in mHEiC. vaicu.pimu ur violin: n 21m, course in 'phu. many: .1 4-year cum: in m: snhnnl oi agmulmm and a number nf sptcxal courses in cnmx-ncrce. Creamery m:naqcmcn: I i g I I and dairy husbandry. : Scum DAKOTAW STATE COLLEGE Amy 5 am mancm, and farm and home munic- m:nt: Sand for Lnllchhs covering any course in which you are l'nmema. WILLIS E. JOHNSON Pushlent South Dakoka State Callag: Bruchngs ....-...-.....--....-...........1 ..-....-..-...--....-........ VISIT Us FOR ' Smith Jewelry C0- Genera; ancl 00771711670217 Huron. South Dakota Stationery Special attention given to Loose Leaf Goods Fine Learlzer Artfcies greeting Carols Fine Plain and Engravetl Stationery U I Watch: amends Jewalry Naumm' Human; Watchu 0mm 5172; i Hamilnm A Im'n Plat! Waltham Hawzu Cue 91m Em. cm, Illma Faunem pm 132 Quality merchandise throughout The Fair City Supply Co. Exclusiv: Stationers 975 Third St n L...............- THE LATEST BOOKS Haw to Get a Lesson Without StudyngH-Hm'ry Kelley. uBeauty Sccrets -Luis McMunies. From Journalism to the Hall uf Famc Rcsleie Chnllacamhe. How I Became a Speaker Abner Burn. Th: Art of Graceful Wnlkillg Erncst chis. How tu NIak: Friends -Evelyn Vulrz, The Best Way to Get Excused -Bud Urquhart, How I Developed le Vnice ilrene Fcasberg. Twenty-threc Reasons Why I Came Back to Huron High Pug York. How to Became Pupuhr With the Ladies Lcslie Sparks. FOR SALE My Popularityucmae Gnrton. , HGood Advice -Norma Schmitt, a M. ArcticFSpring Is Here -Miss Kaiser. 1 M,- Dispositinn'L-Julia Anderson, le R 1rcellc Im Bodine. MDates 'I helma A'nm'c. WHERE YOU WOULD FIND THEM IF ATELEGRAM SHOULD COME Sylvia Mmjlchln Dusly's omce. H Durrnll Richardsiln the Libmux W Leslie Spilrk57ln Rucm 202. V Harry KcllcV Mnst anywhere. warren Nlackey-Out lunking im- a nickel. k LipscomPAt thc dour. M Ruth Knickhrcm-In the Assembly, , 1 PmSilmg-V Chm: u ms fumiSh hem and mm: why is it that fat henhle are always so lazy? SAYINGS FROM GREAT MEN AND WOMEN nPlease dunk put that in the Annual ahuut mc ;Evelyn Voltz. 'Tve till gut sumelhing' to live fur-this summer -Helene Ohmnn. f ynu . ft careful l'll paste yuu in the jau' E:Irl Newton. en the t hell rings will yuu please put the books on the shelves and push your Chan's iWL-R m Hummer. I33 . United States Depository Huron, South Dakota i The First NationaW The big harvest is only possible when it is plantezi properly ----------- Good ideas and all good things come as a result of thought and business growth comes the same way. Extravagance rots the Character, saving stiffens the will. Deposit your money in a Bank Whlcll stancls for service anti prepare for the future. When you have Tire Trouble go to D. Urquhart 8! Sun I I Retreading and Retiring l F isk Hood Tires and Tubes COLLAPSABLE RIMS creamary bumr and huh eggs. it pays to get uh: Leg of dune Jrllclcs, We do nat hancllc inhaor Fund products lacuna: we cannm hold mu gnodtradc on mi. mum pure fomi 0; Last quality is the Les: assurance mi hmhh. 359 Wis. Street Phone 8153 Phone 617 l I l I ' Almond: high pricea pmau for an: L5,. I i.---------------- Huron Dairy Depot J 'TWAS EVER THUS TEACHERS The time was in December Darkness to darkness. In October last July; And dayfo day, The sun was shining brightly and Teachers WI-ll always The moon was in the sky, Have rhm way? The Howers were singing sweetly, And the birds were all in bloom As I went up into the attic, Morning to morning, Night to night, They sure scold To sweep the downstairs room. With all their might. 'Twas midnight on the ocean, 5W to man Not :1 street car was in sight; snlt to salt: That they are this way I saw ten thousand miles away Is not my fault A house just out of sight, To loaf .......... To become ugreat l . V .Newtie and Slats . . , .Clmrlie Willets The back projected frontward; Rats to rats, The frontdoor was in back; Mice to mice; It stand alone between two others, If you treat them fair And was white-wnshed black. They will treat you nice. !. WHY THEY GO TO SCHOOL y , To have a guod timel , ., ... Busy Ward Ky To flirt with the boys. , lMac Dinneen i; To fuss. . . .Mende and Jack . T0 sleep . l .Fat Gillespie To argue in class. Carl Sweet Tn become Sophomores . . . .Freshmen To make myself heard. Shurty Foasberg To become pnpular l lPearl Hocking To study ., eWarrcn Mackey To play font a ..Euell Cotton M l I Freshman: If you stand in my shoes, what would you do? Juniur: Get a shim l Billy Buwden hmtching his nmtller wave her lmirl : l'Well. Dad, no waves for 31:11. you're all hunch. Fl NANC lALLY EMBARRASSED l. the undersigned. will nut be able to attend any more social functions from now 1m. because of the 'le-i Bill aftev Fehrumy I0, 1920. I lSignedl DONALD GREEN. 13$ ; Knowledge About once in a million times quality is obtained by accident-the rest 01' the time it is the result of thorough knowledge applied to every detail that goes to make up the whole The determination to put qualify imo every detail of the garments produced by LTJhr Eiunar nf Elwyn:- hrimrr is backed up by the equal determination to know. down m the ver.V last point. just whul con- stilulcs qualify. and just how to embody il in the product. This is live slnm for Kuppenhn-imcrulolhes. Chuhcs for men who wnnl ml qualify .mu nmhing else. Caumm 19 M; The How 5' Kawamu- E. C. OLSON CO. 11 STORES Boltc Uierceln: I'm certainly guing to kiss you before I leaveh . Maybelle M. Umssionntely HLeave the house at once. Mrs. Hagen: Mary, I think we'll have boiled mutton with caper sauce far dinner. Are there any capers in the hnusc? Diary: N0. Nlother. MIS. Hh: nThen go out in th: garden and cut some. Mr. Bmvden: HYou're suspended from school for the term of two munthsh Paul G: HI'll be dead if I hang that lung thcu don't seem to be as enthusiastic over Helene as you used to be. Hva. I saw hr in a gym suit. We know a joke about why a chicken crossed the rondhbut we won't pullet. Fan Hate arrival, out of breatheh : What's the score 3 Pan: uNothing to nothing. Fan: anod game, eh? Pan: uI dank know, It hasnht started yet. Young Lady: Wk that was a sad song. Young Man: Hsmi is right. I believe i: would move a piano. HOW TO SPELL IT IHWE for you 1- school; O-nwardness, which brings success. Yies. your answer to the call fur service; A-lermess in social work; Lr-iVClin : in activities; T-rueneh to your ideals. Y-nu, the main factor in LroiYhAhL-TrY. Exh If there is snmething 'uu want m know, and you can't find it in the dictinnary ur in the mlqclupedin. just L, John Lzumspnch. Yuu Ean't foul your teacher by carrying your hook home every night. Ever Vhody in schuul knows how the VVigunm should him: been run. Therefore do not crmcme nur medmds, 137 J WMA'AJE! '1 ' MWMEAIW gwgbgmA WMMLEA !, THE SUNSHINE OF YOUR PAGE IS SHED FROM GOOD ENGRA VINGS IT IS NEVER CLOUDY WEATHER IN YOUR BOOKS AND ADVER- TISING MATTER WHEN YOU LEAVE THE EN- GRAVING TO THE B -M, COMPANY, We Made the Engravings for This Baal: THE BUCKBEE - MEARS COMPANY Designers Engravers Illustrators ST. PAUL, MINN. HEW: mm N E r; E LE: E E E 138 A Central South Dakota Institution TO Manufacture Central South Dakota Products For World-wide Distribution This Great Institution will merit your substantial support Stock sale is now progress- ing nicely and the plant will be in operation early next fall Farmers Co-operative Packing Co. CA PITAL STOCK $2,000,000.00 UiWiUER DA YS will soon be here with all Meir 1mm y opportuni- ties for the mwm'fwg of charming costzliizes a f gay calorx mzdpretty fabrics. And the greatest delight of ihe must delightful season of the year is to know and feel that one is Mtrnctively. becomiugly and fashionably clad-That is what we accomplish for you by our specializing in types and in stylish modelsHby which we mean particular dexigns selected wilh the idea oI their suiting particular peoplei College Girls Will Find this a garment shop suiied In their pailiculzu' needs. and if you have not become acquaimcd with this exclusive store for ladies, we invite you to call. Jusl now we are shovVv ing :1 beantiful line of summer wash dresses in numerous styles and materials suitable for dress and srhool wear, and the prices are very reasonableiprobnbly more sothnn ynu ihink. W'nn'l you call soon? SIOUX FALLS and HURON, 5. D. J, 0. Samsmm Mgr. GLEANINGS FROM THE ANNUAL OFFICE ADVICE T0 NEXT YEAR'S VVIGVVAMERS Don't let them elect you editor. It isn't an honor; its a nerve-wrecking job. Dcn'r let them know yuu have literary ability. They'll expect you to write an Ode to the faculty. Or a short story. If you sketch hide all your etchings in :11: basement. 1: not yuu might m- m, impmve upon the already magnihcant works of nature. Dun1t let them Suspect that ynu typewrite. You'll have cums on yaur hands if you do, If you cartoon any of the faculty, keep still, or the victim may recommend a change of atmosphere for you. If yuu have a camera, they'll want your hlmsl If, perchancc ynu should go with any of the opposite sex, pose rcsignedly for your picture at the bcginning of the year. Theylll get you, somchuw, somewhere. If you are going to be in any pusitiun an the staff, don't read this book. It is not at all an ideal lmok, and the jokes have all been gleaned frnm literature of an earlier date. Dunlt think that getting subscription money is easy, when subscription time comes, also come the Tight Wads, Dcn't set a special time for your material to be in, you know it won't be in anywnv. Amen and guod Luckl ' WARNING TO ALL THE STAFF Donlt forget Julia Anderson's name or picture. It wouldn't be complete wlthuut her talent. uWhere: is Mr. Meigs ? Call for Mr. Meigs. Mr, Mcigs wanted at the box mu. Where is my key?'L-B'Iiss Hummer. cht year select some nne as Faculty adviser who isn't as cranky as Miss Hummer. Count your coin-Our bank account is growing Mr. Sparks, when you call a meeting please come yourself.-The Stall. NOTICEhThe ncw FORD, Ma, h . , H .. Meigs and Sparks have, as a result of their hnancml posmon 0n the staff. WANTED-Some um: to take care of Venus after my departure. I dun'r want m worry about her warming Honorable L. H. 1+1 g i 5 s I s VVomen and Misses Outfitterf Garments of 111 i . 11d Charm Vlduality 3 wm. vuculiun mm delighlful out-aI-donrs m: and inunly spot! um You will :sz chansing cxkrcmely in- Iercsling ut lhis slow A cordiul invimlion is :xtcndcd lu mery wo- mun and misses to en- iny :he mopping mt Vanmges or ma. mm of individuul slylu. It is with Genuine Satisfaction that we Present The New Fashions for Women and Misses om- mgl- mnccmm rm . mE mun mlmne mndeh no me ms cxycnaive apparel n nmhunl in slylr mi reprsstnlin quality and mm: which discriminn'ing women nrc quick :0 recognize 1920 h IVIGW'AM ,. I'ILIIVfHHL II NHL IIHI'Iw-HI III'UH. I:I-III:I.III IIIIJIH. l'IJIWfII IIIIIIIII -I I,I,-III. I II, IIIIIIIII. x. IIIIIIIIIII, lhc IIIIIII V IIlIIIIIc III HIP Humn IIMI Sclxmrl XVIQIIIIIII IIIIs IIIIIlI-I' IhII unwr- visIIIn III Miv Ht'lI-II HIIIIII'IIeI LibIIIriIIII and II H'H I'IMI- Iraff IIe Class III cIccu-d SIIIIII MIIII-iLII -C IIisf and Russ LIQIIL hI-r AwIIIIIItc FditIlrI IIIIII IAZEIII II Spinx Bu. Ilhx-I RIIIIIIIL-Er T he fIIIIIIIIIIIIt 'nIIlenh II Irc I'Ipprymted mcnv her: IIf IIIc m AdI-I-I-IIIIIIK M. mgr . ................ KIIIIICIII .III-IgI II Asshtunt AIlII Icmw IlIIIIIIII-I. IIIzeIIL- BhaKUHC AcrIII llx . . irIII-IIIII- Gurum DrIIIIIIIIiI ., .CIII'IIs CraIInt-Il AtMI'lICIs Jackgun Laughlm Nhhl'l' . .DIIm LIIIII Carrntmh IIIIIl NIIIIII HIIIIIL-I FIIHIUS . .Chnrlmtr Korknw I CIIIIII . . .IInII Ungrn Culcml: ' .HHCII Ohmzm VVan'eII Mnckcy .M 'inr- DImII-IIII I Bcrnicr RIIIIIIIIIIII IIIIIIom- Cmu-mrd SIIIIIII u ,- HIIImI . IIIIIIIII- CIIIII IIIIIIIII sIIIIIIImIIIII- C III HIIIIII-I m-IIIIIIIII CIIIII IIIIIIIII. I43 HURON PUBLIC LIBRARY 521 DAKOTA AVE 5 , 4+ HURON. so mm Miss Violet Evicksnn, a Junior at Huron High. was the main an editor fa vnlumc oi the Wigwam. To her clever ingenuity and ability we mve a great 1 pages of the Annual. We congratulate the Juniors on having such a talcnted member among number and prophesy that their annual next year will be full ui her clever sketch This bouk has bcen published throngh the aid of uur advertisers. To Ken Mcigs, as Advertising Manager, a great deal of pmise is due for his excellent wn getting ads.