Huron High School - Tiger Yearbook (Huron, SD)

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28 'RUN TIGER Senior Class Prophecy ICtllllhlllctl fltnnl Iltlze ZZl where she arrested two notorious iellowe who hailed truth the neighboring city or Brumllallll. Marie Blrks is another one of the county orrieers, has been Serving tor the last. two years as auditor. Merie is still the inlillential type she nlw was and is regarded by every- one as an A4 citizen. She tank me to her mum the other tlay which is tit Ada Kuehle Kllm hi Klnh , and it is sul'nl'iliilu: the number of old acquaintances you run across. Peggy Hall who is kilown universally, goes hy the name at Madam Margueriltc, and in the past lew years has uroren her ability as an artist, Due ermlit should he given to Bnh Burn. who came all the why imm New York In apply as n model, but it was well worth his time as he was chosen from over live hundred applieanls as a llerfccl mlltlelt l nearly wept when l gazed at hintlnm Margueritte's masterpiece nna saw Robert's youthful t-mintenanee un- changed. Her next portrait will be M Merle Buck who halt gained tame as inventor llm'ill: natterned Em intricate chick- en plucking machine, Yes. he took over his father's llllsi- hese allll mettle goutl at it. Another one or hts discoveries is that of charming chickens by muslct During his spare hmm- ehls he plays his hanjo in the presence of the hens and the result is that the egg nroduction has increased threelald. I always told you Merle was the business man Speaking at intlnentlal business men. Alpha Tisdel also ranks high. He was recently hmlolnted manager or the Haley Neely lrnit company. and never a day passes without him bringing Dorothy Carlson, Hie dressmaker, an apple or lemon. Durnlhy. though still untied lly inelrmonial bolltls, Is the beautiful hlmlde she all s Was. having bleached her ialr hair with the lemons furnished by Alpha I also visited the high srhnnl whit-h him hern rehuilt and now covers the entire, hlnrh: yes, that swimming nnnl lms llnally heeh rnnlnll'lcd, and Matlnlilln Stack is the illslrllritlr. She was nearly tlruwnetl last Tuesday but aitcr llsilll: the nulniotnr ior two hours she was reriretl. Upon regaining: eeneclnnsness she ieehly utteretl the single wnrtl Jlnlmlvi' reierrihg in James Sines whn is pr iripel hi the high sehnnl. lllrs. Sipcs has also gained quite a repulethm as heatl of the muslr department. As I rememher Almeria wnn a state prize in h mllslr. L'olllesl at nrtmitiiiee. This is the lust elieet or stationary I have sn really must t-ltisp. l lhihk I'll leave tnr home in e t-eupie dllys es peer little Junior asks fur hi5 tlhtltly all the time. Fran, April Dear Wire: 1 sure was glad to hear that you inuntl sn mtthy or our ultl l'i-lrntls at Huron. ltetl and I went to the heath yestw day fur as l have already said, neither one or us have i yet known many good Wnlne . We rerthinly wrre surprsetl to see uniting the hcautles Alpha Serhler, Helvn Hampton. Mary Kreltman and Erma Wilsnn, besides a hundred other brnwn eyed susi that I ditl nut khnw. They hiretl nut in snnm iisct urh ninth fellow lly the name at tlmlhn Kut-era, He must hr Illakillrz a reasunable llrtitit at the husinoss cur he is driving around in a Ford. which the girls tell me he go! till the installment plan. I would elljlly staying nut here im- time are so mallny heautilnl girls tn dream ahmlL We t-tintinuetl m the amusement grounds with the lit- tenticu of having a guud time when there came to our ears a must mntesirahle llnise. We leuketl for the disturhance and we leuntl it easily enough armmtl the corner by the heel hall. There stood rermer llerneit-e Skllilwr with a rolling pin in min hand, wutl hm huslmntl under rnutrnl with the nther end she it giving him sulllv awmi willltilis. As near as we mum make tntt he llzlll nltt etl ntnil all night mitt slu- hull tired of waiting for him so .he lllldt'l'llltlk tn brim: him home in time ler hreehrast, she utl'eretl all sorts et' allologies hut we couldn't help laughing. Tllt'y 10th u- in lllou' mums for lunch. hut we were still tine lnr llllvl't' t. 'temeut. When We arrived lit the door Illt'l'C llllll HIP lilullliltly. M: II and Imr is islulll, Mill; nilkvl'. 'l'lltxv WN'O u K'DIH ' IIK siglll. for they were ill'lllvll It! the luclll Wllll t'llle mill tnnlllpit I tlull'l hlaine them in the ightcst as Schmedcrs tiwerl them fur the 12ml three mtmllls rent. They tlist-artletl their wcuntme lo he sutinhlu and ram in the lllluse to help HH ettt. lit the aiternunn we went urer tu visit Mi thtlei-lnirg. 'l'hey were having some lmr at the house antl I met severhl old . -qnatmanr,es, There whs thiytl Cutlllrit'll all dressed up In it tlntle suit antl onjnyilliz a little wine. Tllr nnnr schn- tors never realized what a fetal mistake they inatle in allow- in: light wines. Lloyd was acting rather silly and kept sayt lug 'tntnnber please. or whats wrong , so 1 take it mm lllaL he must, he engaged at some telephone uffice. He is married to Leone chennweth mitt I am sure they make a very charming couple. Miss Vanderhurg was telling me about the nrrltestre that. she and her t'rieml Elma lln we were eons iieetetl with. It is called the Sm: Fl'antlisu sherial and the manager is ltlr. George Cllrislellstm whtl plat the mm , mm. self. I have an idea that he will Iio t'larhs niture husband. lle is hnw suing lnr divtirt'v rrmu nul' hitl rrit-ntl H .01 Mill'- phy, and will prnlmhly get the dire. 0 IN the small sum til nut: million tlnliw-s. 1 else xznl' nnr t'lass rump Frances Kev. She has niatlr a forlllllu OH or v. husbands and wuuhln't luilltl heing nllll'l'irll again, 1 mm m. Rm 105! m we never lett the party till midnight anti slept hint: enough to miss our hrealtrast. ll'hile ohimi v a little mul'niilt; ritlp ht nit. simr rate at tlity we were suddenly hailrtl by t. 5mm mu ll ms h mm,- ltmkine rnp inr it was a woman. which is not unusual hi this tlay antl age she pulled out a little lnmh antl llild us sign mir names, but that is us 1 us at mm. The lady run it She then took us on a friendly v 'iI tu me the jutl. llllnL' ulht-l' than Alum t:artlnhtl. nutl her Sewem . lrretliuiltehn. ll'e hatl 2t nit-e lilllt- mm m, a Imm- mm we were di m ll withnnt h ltetl anti l the tleeitlr-l thnt we llmlltl en lo Plut- he has some real t. it r tlnwn thew .hm I hum mm m 5., you mil, athlres your next letter In mum. mm FM Willi lure In ynll amt Junk : r S Nht em for she rertittniztd Usldrr Ill'ilr U Ar; Am w- ilu: lliiti t... the lrzlill m. 1.1mm if n M he my legible When i etumu-tt ill Sheiitrhl tn t'llilllL'l' ti rs. e mime, ter renn- up in me and swim as though I . l , imee- um. um it nut lieeh rnr the Izlt-I ll'nl u .itisstm, mhlrwml him n5 lien Ill Tlllll mi. 1 wuuht nrrer MW mmmpll mm who would have helierrtl Hull 1' IIIIH x' tleet- nl ltl heroine h hr l sew Delia Quale there all. . NW en Mtlttl'lt-lltlln wuultl t-W and Mr. Wllllersl 1d

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HURON TIGER State Debate Champions of 1926 Mmlv'linv Wlulv, Elinor Hnun. l'l'oL I Senior Class History H'rvmmuml frulu pnzo hm wv sullrl'rh ami mmll WHI ilmnmvivly mid Illuil' qur AHrll IH, WV illl vlljm'wl H Humk uur mum n-m-vlm lm' qmvu mmml 11:4 n niur uelwr .nmhvn u' x Jlul mm m :m- 1mm. .v Tm Jug wm'v mm in aprons Mnl- mu Ium .mm- m mmnllez am an 1m 7 nnx mH' mIz-m 4mm Mwn u'r w Imun mum: ' 11 um wally x mm n ' v m Hllrlnllllhl'l'mlu m n- n05 ma Mn. Th ., Im ml IHIIIL wmmm Tuwuwml. 'm. wlnm Ah . Ilmuull Hmwrll mum .Mx w T nu: nu. Wu .v m numl ru m Mlh- lellh meI, MH'IHm. l hy lillu h 1mm lulum :Iml M .ux- m H'uul mm um .qu mm mm- m m. mlw: mm mm: nus .1 Mam' ur uur ummluw val mm um'v u hn h m' umm- ,. dn- M. ruul AMHNHHI mmmuml mu Hun m . u'htlv :nmt n! Ull'nl WIII Mwlx m WHMIA H'Hul nu rump hm nu mum-r wlwre Nu ,m wu Mummy urnuu w mm-I mm, um nhuqi hm. . m. mum: and lvrlmu ul mum- ummm uh .x m Ilw pm: lmu' n .u, n Huh I .4le mm HIM lelile. 21 . DmIIHIX 'Fnl. Enumem Juhllsull Senior Class Will vl'ulllilmvtl rrum pugv uvmnyv iHmH :Iml muumn um m making Ihr um; nlu Io Olmvm 5411001. find N L'umvs In Town? 50 sun :vml'nL Hulk, m w... qulty znul m-M y HK Sonim'h. k wvll Hn vmll' Hrluml. WU lrn'u'x- uIH' Hwy ln-Hl wiuhrw alnllz win. a M- r .. .. wm'llly mvlnhm'a wlln :Iv'r xu-ll u-mul in nlnl dam -nr Hu- wniur n-ur, SII-Nl-ID llu' llilllislups Kmum I-u-nm-r 1mm lllnkl t'lnsQ 'l'v

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HURON TIGER just driven into town with their cream and eggs, Yes, they're married and would yim believe it, Perky ie the hired man! I'm so glad tllel'e' some one on the tl'nin whom I know. As luck would have it Alice Mt-Dermett, Hernia Levine. Joy Townsend and Ruth hvadhams are .Eaing to Minneapolis. They all are very devoted workers at charity organizations. They asked me if I cared to visit miy of the slum districts with them in htihheahoiis so thank goodness 1'11 have some- thin: to 110 whiie waiting tor connections on train agaill.7such sights h: we saw in tliuse terrible tenement dish tst The tirst place we visited was terrible When we entered there was a very sLout woman hchdihg ever a um 01! hut sues, working her mughehed hands to the hone. Upon a secnntl lnuk 1 recognized her as Lueiiie Otto. Pum' seui. ls taking in washings heehuse her husband, Ver- Imn Ikiagliu, last. a fingernail and just can't seem to find employment because hi hie injuryi While we were mlking tn Lluille all ngeht came tn the dnm' Who was i'L'prcselltiug llm SL'III Sausage Umih'nm l'ulllemleil hounds mrheiee archu certainly has a wonder- t'ut salex talk, I was surpi'lsed to lelk she had let: than ready to wear ehhp. but she said then:- is ihneh more money in selling sausages. Yextei'tlay when we tummd at a email town, there was h political speech being mette by some woman who was indeed very innhehtihi in her slalomomst Them 011 a soap b..x Slnull Hunietta Jnhilsml, the great so inlisl lender. mnkliig n smmch whieh wnuid inunhie Ulnullas. I ditinit have tithe te thih tn her hut her Secretary, Marion Cnitey, tum me Bullietul hm! innde something like three hundred speeches in the last few nlnuthsi Well Oscn' it you reach home hemre l ilu. he sure to gel someone IO clean the house. I'll probably be home On the three teh. 1h haste. Your invihg wire. Frances. Anni iwhreht Wiie: I had a very hit-t- trip to Flul'llla hut I can tint get ae- L'Hslbmed to the rush Everyhmir Is in a hurry to make htuitey, hut the Imam K'iln never last iurovor. We were cow slaully hnlIiPrwl on tho Il'ain 113' a girl selling fi'uIL At first we were rather disgustpll im- she- t'ame in every minute ut the HIIW. II was am am l'lnssmule Sylvia King trying: tu play a mute or hide and seek. she had i'vt'nmllzell us hht we. were blind until she inlruduk'vtl liorseii. Hm' as taut. Luciun mum, was selllug fruit in himther var. so we hmmht an the truit we mum pnhsihle eat him they huthereti us no mere. We had he more experience till we reut-hetl a little town 01' l'ttyuls- where we were required in t-hhnge train . There we were eunirnhtm hy the tit'kur Inker, niit Lindsey and his We had EL nice long t-hat antl wire former Fal'ttlhle MEIIIHI. i V w.. e rewurtled by inieeihg our lnlill aml had 10 ihy uvel m HURON UR 29 three hours We had to hurry as Red claimed his time was worth ten dollars an hour, At Winter Park we stepped oi: with a feeling at reiiet, hut haw short. A well dressed dude stepped up and ham, 'tna you want to hey a good lot? or caurse Red inquired further and was rather stunned at the reply. I'll have a gum! lot inr sale as soon as the tide goes down, hVe soon caught. on to the joke and recognized our old rrieha. Kenneth Whitney. He took us home for dinner and illtrmlv'ced us tn In wife, former Dnralhy Newland, Vext. dnm' to the hvhilueys. lived Tillie Lundherg, who was living on the unearned Increment 0: her first and Inst husband. We had a very enjoynhle time and dill um ieave tin after supper. We then weul to 500 Mary SLalil the real estate agent. ht her home. She was living with her hhsihess partner, Lyull Gustulsou. Oh boy. they sure hve in a swell liuuse mitt have enough money In decorate it in diamonds. They took us for a ride in their poi Inl Minerva lu See their seaside iiutei Resort. The manager was our old t'rienti. Lennard Polly and his wire, ieriner Aeuhih pm, I guess they sure have all easy life and don't know what wm'l: is Mr. Fully furnished us with swimming suits SD W0 drumtetl real estate 1th went for a swim, Miss Gustarsoh never cnuld swim but she tried to shuw hit a httie so she swum out beyond her Imuullst m urge we hit ed to the rescue .mt we am hi. Ways to sluw tor the live saving guard beat us to her. She t'umu Lln'vugh easy enough and We were trying to express our thanks to the guard when we reeug V ed Winhirreti Kerkow. Well that expel'lence killed the jay of swimming especially when were told that sword fish were fratlumit visilurs of the beach. We eehtihued uul' ride for it short time and were Eacurleil to our hotel in the car mueh to uhr rehet as it was miles away and I am hnthereti very much with earns. In the morning we decided to take a trip to Huron as bur hustlless would he attended lu by Miss Slnlil. We went UVL m the aviation Eeld to hire an airplane. We sure roe r-eivoil a hig surprise hr the owner 0! the airplane Was Olive Wliiu- uhr old classmate. Of course her name is changed now for she marritstl uln' 011.! f ' ml, Kenneth Miles. Our business Was delayed In order to have :umthet' little chat. Slit- inlruduced us to Limille Merrick mm or her aviators, she has been married but has retained her own name as she is ratllcx pl'nud null helng the Onb' girl In the family she would like to have the 01d mhiily name live on. we engaged as our aviator Elizabeth Nevin that rlial'miug Httle girl that used to hr mlr I'lnssnmtn. She sure is an ubligiug aviator as she has everything fixed hi the plane su it will be like lii'r ihg in ll9avvnt We have also artinged to stop on tor a short visit m. Hibllug. Minnesota, to 590 uur twu old friends. Velma Mt-Anister and Frances Leehy. I do iint know what their nmllea tu'e liy this time, hut Elizabeth lul'm'med us that they are living tliel'i' at the hresrtit tune Huhihg In Sec yuu 1h Hnrnn Soon. I will uluse. With love 10 you uhd Junior, Oscar