Huron High School - Tiger Yearbook (Huron, SD)

Text from Pages 1 - 86 of the 1934 volume:

ANNUAL STAFF FLORENCE MONTANK ........ Editor CORINN'E BOWE 77777 Asst. Editor RAYMOND GORMLEY ...... Artist CHLORIS SCHWIDEESKI ....... Artist BLANCHE PAMISH .. JEAN DUNBAR . MISS GRiMES ... , Artist . Artist Faculty Adviser M'R. ROY ............ Financial Advisur l 9 3 4 TIGER Year Book of Huron High School Huron. South Dakota DEDICATION For the encouragement, Lhe inspira- Ilion, and the help we have received the past year. we dcdicnle this Annual of 1934 m the Faculty of Humn High School. FACULTY T'hu'd How Mr, Deklan. CDach Econcmlcs Heath and Hygiene: ME: Ellsi Latin: Mr. Lani Supt. of Echoo!s, Mr Dunbar Prmcipnl of High school: Miss sievers. Enghsh: Miss Grzmug. History. Econ . Second How-Mr. Roy. Churmstry. physics: M't Remer. Speech; Mi: Tailv Civic M153 DmnEen. Hislorv: Mn Schierlmg. Eiclogv: Mrs. Love. Art: Miss mL-rcml; Miss Hm-lnwe, Spanish. Enghsh, M. WashhuuL Conunurcial. Sociology; coe. Com- an KowiMx's. nuhlman. Band and Ombesun. Mm Hmnm. Libmxiuu; Mrs derd EnEi lash, Fr'enrh: Miss wumx. Histmy, nannmm Miss 3.1in . Mmlwmatirs; Mix; Buchanan. Glee Club, M155 nedmom English; Miss Doughs. Cnmmet m The faculty this year consisted of twenty-lhree teachers who had ssventpon session rooms and cheJler taught twpntyfnur diifersnt subjects. Out mi the above mentioned group of aeachors fnur were nmv tn Huron High School Mrs Ruhhnan. mainly a Jumor High tcachur, taught Lhi: 121:: year In San .vnss Redmond, whm Ieaches sophomore English. was a member 135; Dingo, Cal year of the faculty at State Cullcgcv Brookmga Miss Douglass taught last, yem- at Eagle Butte Our new coach. ML Dcklulz, comes fmm 1119 University of Soulh Dakota. LOYALTY S NG We re luya! to you, Huron ngh: Wire Orange and Black, Huron High We'll back you to stand Cains: the best in the land. For we know you have sand, Huron High. So smash through that line, Huron High, Warm hacking you an, Huron Hig FOREWORD This annual has been compiled with. the ultimate end in view to leave with you sketches of scenes which through fre- quent assaciation have been made dear to you It is our hope that in future years this book will bring back to you fond memories of your High School life CONTENTS 1. Scenes II. Classes III. Activities IV. Specialties High School Public Library Campbell Park SUPERINTENDENT A. J. LANG The members of the Senior Class of 1934 of the Senior High School are to be congratulated for persevering in their CL forts to attain the high honor or graduat- ing. Many influences have been at work to discourage one from completing His work. Our smdems have seen many with fine preparation and abilities seek vainly for a place. Many have heard said, My get an education? It does no guoll. There is an oversupply of educated peo- ple. Such propaganda does weaken all but me most persistent. You have persevered, and the future will tell you that you have made a wise :hoice in so doing, A. J. LANG PRINCIPAL O. D. DUNBAR Since 1887 classes have been gradu- aling from Huron High SchuDL Class succeeded class, each being an i. spiraurm lo the following class, the parents, the teachers, and the community. The High School has developed from a small school where only enough subjects to insure graduation were taught to a schonl where choice of subjects is obtain- able to m needs and desires of the many types of youth It has dgvelopod from an 'nstiluKinn he pro er standards or scholarship, but which cages cIaI and cilizenshi me u! t'l ' has really becum- ' p H 't students. c a social center in o. D. DUNBAR whence is thy learning? Hath thy toll der bDoks cansumed the midnight oil? 53, Presulent-Rnbert Hornbeck ViCErFl'PLidPnl-Ruy Englebrelaen Secrelary-TrcasureriDena Gcorgiad s CLASS FLOWER Lily of the Valley CLASS MOTTO One step at a 1mm, but always fm'wurd CLASS COLORS Gropn and White Class Sponsors Nhss Duuglns KO AV X. JA . 1' Elennore Eyden Cloris Schwxdmm ., 01? Ruth Hovde Blanche Parish Mabel Pamp Ruth Fuller Irving Axclrad Thomas Nelson Evelyn Rohen; When man nauer. Shh, anc unaulsh, x Ink mun mm I mum mum so. Pm Mplm mu 2. a. mnum rmun-u x; 1-..p mm; G, 1:. WILLIAM ANDERSON HMen ma coma and men may am but an an lnrwer. 'l'lgt p .3 mmmn x mums z: Junwr rm CHARLOTTE ANDREW nsn: nut wai ever uir Elnc naver nrmm. Hm laugh: a: wlll um yet was never loud, 'rmnu ru- mu. : 'l'lg mm nmmm l'loplu mm a; muue .mn Mqu-nu L - mm I-Jmmlm x. 4. mp I anl Hmr GLEN ATWOOLL My conduct all day xs zm manners an n ' - x' mm. 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L Pliwlllrnl MARV BOYLE hBen she I: mm: who ,5 am: in an. I Input rm. 4 Lnlm I'qu A9144, zdoaaf Wad aw M v f F LMVV- M'Q , 41mm? HARRY BROWN. JR The omy man who reauy u what he appears m In l5 .3 eenmman. lhskellmll 0 1 4: .x m h 1, 'Ww sum 1 :1 mm H council Ll' Sumnsn Club : IL n anlmll 4. DON CHRISTV Nn man bennmzs exlremlly wicked am in nnce. , JILL aunnIcK niomn nnnd rather man helm! consuicuuusu- ALTA DAVIS Regnrvad, hm nut to.- anyone particular. VIVIAN DECKER am always nhL-ad or n:nmc HELEN EURNsmE A laugh is wmih .1 lhuusmlu graans. mm. mm. :2 4: u .- :x. .ml IL L m And there's nevg hr pow mu. r wood luck um Huh, 4 1m. rm Allow um. t'rx' M DONALD avzas ll A m; for van and m: wonl'm yuu nu wllh. 1nmv..m. 1 .nlh wl' mun: w rwmu rum. mm. I'Iuh KENNETH DILL Men on 1 mm H w Words are lhc beer Vmpm run. u s; h A'hlh EDEEN CARLSON Sum away sznrrow, casl away cm. hh rm x-mn mm mm mum m. um rm .u-m 4 m, rum 4, umu mum. , m- Tm, M VERA DOYLE h In his his wiH Woman n.1, her ., .vllu .um- ML I'm; 01w Hub; 1'. LAWRENCE CHAMBERS May bmmnu be my Lhoice when innnrnnce Imus m wn - Nu .qum um I le Umh b- 'lwt'luh . m Hm. I. uprmu Qumlun mm: - Imm- VIOLET DEA .4 KE cum: 0. Pankauesfvrv'ns Euma in sun! rluhm I'hlh i. mum. .um I CHARLES ECONOMV ' ARLDN CHANDLER Haw '9 in nn 3 n e .. Napulwn was nnly 5'2 . ' '1' M5 'cnuues H u Ck'eE Hh- I'luh, Sxmm-h mm Hm . . r , .Iumur nw. H. f . . 'n . r mmm rm, xi. 4 ml 4 mm. - ROY ENGLEERETSEN HI durum :m'Ilz: Ilpnn nu: dam- scIs. I would break me many beans. thletlhull Foollnu 'I. I Imm III I-IIi Hludem :nuIIIII; I'm . TlIgm- mug I. qu I':I . MARIETTA EVANS GeneraIly sac: nu, E's gen el'alIy speakIna-' swmm Huh; I' I. K'mh: I; II , a A. A NELS EVANS Somehmus I st and Ohmk, SametImz! I only Ml. Smnmh Huh; SIIIrlmII I'quIv . Pup I'IulI. LUCILLE FARRELL usne uIIs not aIl she kans. LEIGH FRENCH When I said I wuuld me .1 hacnemr I am not Hunk I shnuld llv: MI I were marnmn IwmImII 3, I ll' mm 3 l Slu'lmn I'mxmx' II l'uII IIIIIM Ian M lllh :I I RUTH FULLER There's no Cobwebs in her iiv mu 'I'IuI-I- II I I umII IIIIII Swan I HA' IIIhI. , I MI 'I4 II I HI ml '2. I. H H J -I' n, x x H ,, I'IuI Im III-I. VIlHr :II I. REX GARRETT ch hlnl Into me NII: an: hell come up wnh a hsh m hl: mum. l'iupm l'IIlIJ t: I'1r VIMI I, I. Uluh. DENA GEORGIAuEs HoI-Iginality As sImuly a palr uI frush eager ayes. . 'v 'mw. III II s :I 4 I much Club a, I hmmnlu I'IIIII ITIY Vhlb , HI; AIIIIIII v I. a . GAIL GIBBS II H of us Ind m:n- spim wha1 II credit to me schuoI vIIu-r Leader 1 3. mm PLH' sImI.-m 1'quHxY IIW mum um, -I I'Iz-xmcm I: Hw- it'lld u I , . . :: 5 mm rIIII m VEHNA GITCHELL As a bruzy flammr she's a: muff. Her actmus great becausz she knnws her swff. TI- Me L'ch Huh '- um Phllv 2 Hum 1mm. , I ' IIIIsII Cluh MILDRED GRACE There IS sInLer'Ity in Im frIendshIp. TIpIIIu I mm in, tin: I'IIIIII n, mek VERNON Gnovzs Nevzv do today what cln be dung mnmI-ruw. I-mnumII I; I'd Ulub 4, JAMES HALL M mm: mm In lhem ma! wan WEII max heals huryrmu .11 any rate. FAITH HASKELL VivAcIcuL audaumus, quual mus. nmauuuu HI l'hlh 2 I. IIIIImIIII- 'lluhlIl ImuIII-II :, II I' , .HlIIIOI I: ll. n I .x.' I- I-I -II l'luiL ELDON mIsH To him : lrollc was a man de- light, A 'rulu: he woula hum var an arm mam. LORRAINE HESS Fur shc l5 tn: qugn kind mm nawr: nwar varies Glee Club. d-LnQC, r x Xh GL'anvEIRIs'H EDNA HDFER My Inc: mnnccm enough? Ahuul hzr we can mu wrlh Iv mnuu- mun , m because she 15 a mum. QM mm anL m. PM Mm: x'm u 1: mhf 'I, n nl'luh a. .A. u BELLE HoLFonTv 5M work: var mu wmk's sakeN Hal .1 cull. 4 JENNIEVIEVE JEFFERSON sun water run; uenp. h- I !I1h.'h'l'luxh Huh: l'lH m; lhlpm vmh DON HOPFEL Laugh and me warm mans wm. you, sway and you study :Ionel' n I'lu mehm ruunun I'm Alnlm .. GLENWOOD JOHNSON Slnwv and steady wms llu ROBERT HORNBECK Why lame: pram alhleles.' Ibnlnllmll 3, ., um Plank 1 Mann: Sluvhnmnl rum I'n-Hdvuh Tum arr x mm mum u' r'Im Alpha I'm; I... u vmh. HAECHEL JOHNSON A hafasigwu MW! lEmps'ramrw RUYH HOVDE she m nu mny, mm wherE m mm Mar errakll mum u: very hard Io hnd. Tr' n a nun mm lllgh .vhmll, Mlm .mm. Mm' 4 mm lwunrlh u u l'lmv- l Vulnlv 4mm A Huh 4: Mllululnlmn m r M WILLIAM JOHNSON Mg: nungemm mlsneu ELIZABETH Hov Never :roume yoursell wm- mum 'nu trouble vraubles you. x 0n! n wnm x nnm .m n m. . luh. MARIE JONES n-I'Iue Iunner you know Mr, Im Inner you Ime her. I ,x .x 2 3, I; t'nINIIcI I mum; Huh. 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I'luslrlwn l: - 1r vluh 1, '1 mm 1 1, snmem .umum, I' l: Hum. Huh, 1w... rim- DORIS WKNTLE Smi and um hays smile mu Ynu. FARKHURST woou Evan U10 vam uisl I' argue SUN. . :6. IN: cm! L ,x Muh- u. mpumn mmw , ELLEN WDODRUFF Puppy. pretlyv prudenh mm, munm um. um rm. hm, hm mm, x mun mum Uluh, Km :1 rum ' . 'mnv lhmn BILLv ZELLER Big mmqs ,m ,m by MW name. always nmu JOSEPHINE ,. vouNc n be m only gum: 5 But gund Inr sumaliI q ... K'iuh. u- x'Iuh. th'u I...m AUDREV ZWK sum .5 am. And way 1:! mm pleasm vum uulln, Humm I'uunl'vl' I nu, Senior Class Poem Now weWe at Life's Ladder Thafs so hard and steep to climb And wire not a bit discnuraged That we,re part of Lifds Long Vine, For We know that in the distance Are the clouds of bright success, And behind are cheering memories of dear old H H. 5. So we say farewell to High School Where we've miled for four lung years We are glad and still we're sorry As our graduation nears. So, to the Fuhure Tigers We leave our best regards; We wish you luck and honors, In your hands we leave the cards. By Marietta Evans Senior Class Song KTune, Dina'W Bye, bye, teachers, friends and our studies, Though we re sad at parting From the old smiling faces Of pals and our buddies, Still we are anxious to be darting On new paths we,ll be starting Just as quickly as we can. We tell you, course we'll miss All the bliss and .he pain That we have had with you, sun, wewe glad just the same. Oh! so we 1akc this time to be showing Things you wouldn't be knowing If we didn't tell you here! By Gall Gibbs and Lenore Pederson Tlmd Rum C Smnh. A. Clemmzm 9mm: nnwm Rillm F IIurd. A 0mm. w. Vow, J Lynch A Puggcy J n Smmns C New . Anmlmna. FINL Ruw-V. Kamcnz, M. Crunuablc, H. Chnsmr L Lu'srm. RUSS Dnuglas N. NxcodmmlS. D OhrrbL-ck, u. SlcwurL MY Emmi. Those smrlnnis who cmmd Smuor Hm Schnol January, 1932, and do no. mars, They have lh o the same class officers. Thu- xuvpl Lhn graduating exercisrs. graduate unm January. 1935. are known us me MirLycur Se semw slxuhnrs as the gmdnaving Seniors and hzw :u'c ulluworl m pummam In all Senior ACLViUM L- In organizing thxs year the Junior Class Chabn us their leader: Mus Bmley and Mr, Deklotz. Under their suvaismn lho rlas: was very oulsLanding in their work The Juniors hnvp been very JCUVE m ex,ru cun iculm work. Tllx'uu cf the letter winners On Hurun's Eastern Smith Dakota Conference nhampionslup hackothall team were Juniors. In football Um Juniors were also outstanding. h'ivr- mmnbcrs ul' this nlass wcrc regulars rm Huron': olevun, In girls' athleilub, Lhc Jumm-s wore nmsmndiug. 1n othcr ulgauizuliuns the class of '35 played impm-lant mm, with u Hnnl and 0f Ihelr ddivities m m Jummx Senior banqust, which was an outstanding suucnn. Presldum ,,,,,,,,,,,,, Gludya Whitn Vlcu-Px'csidcnl ,,,,,,,,,,,,, Paul Hulln SecreLm-ymroamer ,,,,,,,,,,,, Cminnp Tluwo The Sophomore Class of Huron High Schuol organized early the first semester and chose as their leader M55 Dmneen. This Class was well repl'ESPnted in the activities of the school. Four members of the timer Play cast were from tlns class, Many cf lh? other students parLicipated armlems of the school. In consideration 0! the varied artivihes of this cl ass belter things :hnuld be forthcoming from the Juniors next year. Premdentm, VVVVVVV rHaroId Hantcn ViCQhPI'esLdeuL Wetum L E 1 Ah, t e w SecretarerreasurEr ..... ,tt Btllv Tredwuv ng L Ac'tivities Joys too exqulnibe to last, And yet, more exquisite when past. .. Mnntgamery Tlnrd RowiA. Devick D. Honpel, ll Euwl. N. Emu: P. Hohm. D Green. 0. Owen. n. Shanks, w. T m P. Dulun, Mr Schim-Iing. Mr, Dunbar. 4y, Second ROW'v-E. Basemnn, L H' bL-ulmll B Kenn 1 anms. V .Tnnason, M Walker. R Miner. V. Stuart. R Anderson. F. Lmk, Fusv. Row B Wharton, B. E1115, E. ngxlry B Tuukm, R, Garrett. F. HazkelL K wheelm, L anuh, A. Jmmsnn. M. Rnylll. 11 Chest - L. Sherlock, The Student Council. representing the skudfm body, is compumd 0! one sulrlunL Tepv - Sentalive for each xhil'ty students. The studems vle mcir rcpmaemsiive whn reports to and from vhe Student Councxl on mum- putamiug to student zAuthitiFs within the power or the ox'ganizauon. A new council 15 ulcclud Each :L'HIC5lL V The Jim semester conned chose qu. Huzkcll '45 prudent. Rm: Garrett as vice-preshlent. Eurmce Tuckur us :curnuwry. and Leigh anuh nnsurer Mr Schierling a3 facuny stron- mr: far Hm entire: year. Under the leadurship bur and Mr, Dunbzu a: principal were mu :wlv of the Mark nmmiuned nmm- lhe rust munrH snnnsnred um auger Day dance for which Srotty Damn: orchestra m .hed the music. .md supewism Ihe clecuun or me moa- Dav King and Queen Thu gamuj Nhry Rnyhl as pf m w umuwil uchh-d Kirke wheeler. Lulgh meh Ann Jdmxann. 1nd . denl. vicemwsxdenl. . rremu and u uwrn: vespsrtivFly- 11 immediately gm under way by sponsoring an all high school dam Mm ans Langmhng nrchnstm fur- nishmg me music. Also, a srcond dance was gwcn the night ol' the Mitchell basketball game, The uaunml amendFd and revised Hw uunshluliun ruazudiug Its nu; Althnuyh hnndicnprnd 1., 1 k nf FmannL-s. the council surceedml admimbb' In providing ;. mam dame by tho Rhymm Kings an m'chesu'a composed minripally g; lngh 5mm; students, Thxs dance wax Hw Hunl npslura nf lhe councu and mu; ended a Very .m 1m year The Tiger Slums have dmm Ilwir host lhix your Ln xnnkv tho Txgnr and 1110 Annual hatter than ever bpfm'u. In enlarging in Hip Gold of journalism n chapter of lhc Quill and Scroll Wu: m'ganimd. A number 01' the members ul' the mulT: nlLendx-cl lhc Pruss Confurenvo a1. Bmuking:s km full. Irving Axvlrild ruprcqvnlcd Hux-un on the All-Smtc staff M Sioux Fullsl Clue! uI Paps: Editor 0! News Bdnor ' erhinf n! A n: Editor of Annual thery Ednu Orgamlmnnn Jnkun u. unnhl , 5mm mm Jumur mm 50mm 3mm Exrhang Tuna , NUHDIL'A BJOHNS! LLROY HA '7 V, m. VALEHIA s'PUEthMAN' J MISS HARLOWE. Ml : IRVING AXELRAD DYS WHI'I'E J y ANDERSON FLORENCE MONTANK CORINNE BOWE NETH NORRIS WGLORGE SCHMIDT CHARLES ECONEMY ROBERT IgORNBECK HOWARD AxELRAD WILLIAM TREDWAY ELEANOR RYDEN ,RUBY SNEDIGAR ,VVCOE CRAWFORD RAYMOND GORMLEY rrrrrrr RUTH FULLER JACKIE AIRISTOPIIERSON ,.CAROLYN RAYBUHN AIL GIBBS Semnd me Gludys Whns. Mm Rnym MN; TLIranc, Mr Mb: Unma, ElL-anuvc x Rydm Rmh Fuller . ' Fusl RDW-Joyne Anderson Irving Axchur! Florence Momnnk w m v Huron ngll School's newest orgzwizutimx i-J a Chaplm' of the national honorary +1 in nalistxc Socwty, Um Quill and Small The Incmbcrs of this nrgamzalmn m sulcuud upon the bnsis Ur crcalivc Wm, mg nf journalisuc writing, and of Scholasuc xxrilmg. Cundulatcs wm-p rhnsrn by n to mittee cnyused al' Miw Harlow, M .5 GrimPs, and A Roy. Their creden- ' s an samplcs of their wnling were sulumsm m the nalmnal headquarters m recugmtinh for thc- schnnl along iournalmic lines the mumbcr: of ,ms ham cmcred um I vgh School lmphr in thn Nauu 11 Quill and ScroH Other plans alm have been made to Cnler varmus 511m slm'y papuk UntPSL N , . Although this chapmr VVatx nm Urganiyvri unul Lhc spcnnd semester it has done uulq'mdmg work aml has pludxzod ltsulr nu ma journalism me ur tht- high xrhuol's uumndmg aciivnies. Irving Axulrad Vmummgdan, Flummp Mmmk Pre 'inlenl , , V ,,,,, Jnyre Andcrion Seamanm-easmr Fith Rnw P. Wand. M, EFF h, J Tm'aning R, Fullvr I, lwolmrl, D SchraPrh-r R Nelson Cv Attwnnll E Dasemnm H Van Heuvelen. B Parrish. C Buwo, B Mnnim Lundblad E Fugsley. A. Hollarbush, E. Grovc: F. Ryrlvm H. Brown. Fourth Row G. White ' Third HowiL. Habermum H Hubichl. J, Hetlmger, M, Foster, 0. Jansscn, .7 Ynung: M Any drews, G. Stcucrwald. D. Boughton. H. andc PV Hahn SPnond Ruw7M. Put :nn, C. MDDru. J. Fuluy V. Jon.-mn. J Chx'uluplni'rson, H. Bex'galrnm. M Sven M. P- . L Mullhuhx. First Row-D Whurlnn. L Pcdcrson, F, lIr-skell. A Zink. M Roush, M. Walker. R Gamer, M15: Grimes. C. 0vth C. Rayburn. L Fortune. Z. Lautcls. C. Schwuiux'skl. N Ejm'nsnn The- shulents of Huron ngh School wxlh a high schala 110 v . an organization known as them Club. ' h mndmg ham found The requu'cm nt: of this club are 'm A ' V . ' t k w average m four sub lnwer thdn a B 11 any one subJeCL A bLudPnl the is carrying flvv SubjPCts mLPt havL- an A- average in four of them with no grade lower th'm a B in Lh fmh b a su - JeCE. A sludent who nae roceived Ih . . 1258 n - - . , mp schoul term 5 eligible to jnm the chi1cm f0. dny me Of the 5m weeks dm'ing jecls, wuh nu grade .Tms Hub meefs unce cverv six w r 1mg by counting A- . :Is Ioux poirfs culs and date. ' ; 1 mm mm: who has the highest A u ' as 3 DOHMS, A- as 2 points and B- V as President, ., ,, .Ruth Gmgel. - -'l'rcasurer , Sponsor .. . Sac ViDQ-Pru sd L: PInL..,,u .WOrin Oviatf amlyn Rayburn . Vhss Grimes Thin! Rnw-M. Randy, N Srhuliz n, PugdeyA R Gm: hrmmm n ByFm, w. Werlman. E. Roberts. M Tobin Secnnd Row--D, Tyn'elL V. Drake. B. Par G. Allwaml. M Moss, J Jeffersan. Q Andrews. W Kumpf, Fn'st How G. SLeux'wald. H. Cmrmt, D Buughtun. R, Haydn E Wuumun, A. link. Mus Jalal'd. J. Burdick. L. Mullhulun. K Whu-lm, L. Kuchn, F Mmimnk i Hulbur. B, Hulforty. Lynch. K mu. c. Ecmmmy R, Euglu- W The Utopia Club, nrgamzud during the first semester m 1932. As a literary club Collaisting of the members uf the Hrst period English Limmun-e class with Mm Jarard as spontm'. Two lilcra 3; programs a month are gwun fur :hc bandit M Ll n members. Th!a name Utopia ' implies Khe Lhrcu ideals of the snmety: beex-Ly, Fr ternity, and Equality. The ubjcctives of the Utnpmns are lo further an mleresl m English Lilmumrp, Lu create friendliness among the members. to mjoy onusslf Somallv. and to acqumm members with the organlling Ur a snmely. The members of this club, during the school yp; , aIsz-s including ruller skating and home mom partms Some of llmau have been x with other session mums. H , turn are F: Limdls. M. Huvlo, E nay, Members who are not plLstnt m th pu V . . M. Grncra, E. Balm, EV Rydcn R. Knabe C. Smnh, A. Glnlmm 1 . have hpDhSUYPd ,xevcral somal Robert Kna'nv . Mary Bnyle Lura Mulllmfn ........ ,., Presxdcm , , Vme-Prcsidsnt ., .Treasux A Audrey Zinc , .7 Ellen Woudx'uff ,.., n Doria Boughmn ,,., LETO ILE Cxunmblu, E Small. J. Turpcning. H. Mendenhall. D. Bradvnld L. Andaman, M Royhl. C. Shepherd. R Gormley, R Jones M Buchanan G, GEDI'EludES. Third RnwiM, Eenrh. D. Hcin, M. Muss. L. Loser. L3 Hnincsn L, Wriglll. V. Anderson. E Jory gunson. L. Wesling. D Belling. Sucond Row-R. Johnson V, Clcmmo Sprung. D. Obershilw. V, Norfolk. , Bnnestcel. J Burdick, FITS! Rnw-E, Comsepu F HuskL-IL Wheeler. D GFnrgindFa. R. Huvdu. Miss qum-d. C Econ- omy. K. Wheclel. le Warren. 13. Kent 2. Lumers. C. Baker. C. Mnurc. H Wem'lck. E, 'Thm'pa H. Muwr. E. L'Etoilc, the high school French Club. was orgamnd in 1927 by Miss Jurard. L'Etoile in the English language means the Star, The club has been nrgamzcd each year smce that Mme and the mcmbcnhip has increased from year L0 ytaar. At the present uma there are about smty members. Students enrolled in one of the French Classcs, or who have prevmusly taken French, are eligible for membership, The puposc or the club 15 to make possible a more full appreciauon of French Me, literature and Culture and to provide for a more friendly relatiunship among the members. The programs have included me playing uf French games, French crusswurd puzzlua, reports on different phwg m Frenrh life and ruLux-e, short 1313' songs. and poems. Refrcslnncnls have been served at the close or each mcming. The members of tho ulul: hope that in the Iuturc the French depanmcm nf Huron mgh School will continue m carry an the work of LEtuile and no. let me nrganimtion die, Furkhcunore, they hope that its future membPrs will enjoy their meetmgs as much as aw present mcmbcrs have. Presiden Senx'etaly . .. Flogram Chauman Clmtlus Ecunomy Vmu-P gsldnnl ,, Kirkc Whuclcr Refreshmem cm Ruth Howle , ,7 Dena GeorgiadFs . man ,, .. Reagan Jones targesnt-m-Anm w ,, George Georgiades rum HowiR. Schracdcr. a Small E. Stwcmr. v Givch 11.x m. :31 o o kl. d A E Murphy, R mm H. Awmd' F 1 a. a 1n .u. smom Fourth nowiN. Evans. B. An 1? Cry Guulev; L leb D L', A PH 51 D. W'U': Tucker. v Swan. .x Jef'fer g 93 mm D' Thixd Rowin, Bnrlon. H, Pugsley. L. French. L Ecrqmsl, R Fuller, N. Jahnson, M Nash. L. legore, E. BerquisL M. Pump. n Sccund liowiH Eruwn. G, Amman. B. Kuni. J, Mixdnur. M. Evnm. C. Andmws. M Snwou. I. Bowers: A Gardner. AV 7.mk. Fm: How E. Vthmm H Conner. L Pad; n LL Gm Marlowe. D. Emmhlnn, N Ejm'nson Q Dcvlck. D Ca T. Lundhlud, VA Larson. Miss c, E Kent. M Puu-rszm The Spanish department of Huron High School was urgnniwd in 1925 under the dircmion of Pruicssm- Dunbar. In January, 1926, M ,; Florence Fisch Lock charge of the departmenl. Under thc supervismn of Miss Fhuh the Spanish Club was orgamzed. In 1929 Miss Dana Uarlowe, the present Spanish instructor, was 1akcn into vhe school. She wa: chosen to apohsor me Spunish Club and under her direction its intoresxs haw been cxtehderL m me club has becmnc outstanding m the amvues of the wo Spanzsll plays in assembly 1115 year i: has spark all school skatmg party For the past few ye school, The club has given 1 snrvd an all high school dance and also an The members of the club cnntist u: llmsp who either are mking 01 have mm, Spanish. The club xneots twice a month. Vice-Prcsidenl , , Vesta Larson Thelma LundbLud ,. Dans Bnughtnn Presulen' . H, Nordica Bjornstm Secretary 7 . 'l'reaturcr 7, . . V Rmvin Conk. M. Brncrm't, I Lynch '8 Ando'smx G Schnndt. m! RuwiM. Fulcvsuu C Anlhcws B, Oakland. R, Guigcr. L Kuohn. J, Chri-mphm'snn. G Wlnl . raw RuwiE Womlmn. L. Pcnmun. u. 'l'wdw:w Misc wucox. 1, Axrh'nd. L, Fuxlunp. c suminms x. J. mum ; mm up and m mo m a your cars are clean. Lhn Au-ccms arc cnmmg and you must hp clean. was llxc order given by Judy Amm. Tmnorc Pcdex'snm m am mm hm:- m white clad orphansinrhard Cook. Jackie ChnstuphursmL Jean HuLlinger. Mary Ann Pclmsun and Louise Hein Thu dn'orlnl's. Irving Axelrad. Billy croft. m't- ushered in by The matron Funds fault with the way Judy has prepared for the guPstS and am loses 1191' ml nper. Jerws Pcndlclun, Irving Axelrad, is impressed bv INS Chilllav 0f Judvs Ire and WM the 11ch of Miss Pyltchard Ellen Wundruff. it is arranged for Judy m go to a girl': school. ' 1ongnLuigllggi-igsyil0va Luwh: very llUPular. Sh? s vvrv 1.110de to 'nm' 133de iv 3 E' KUESH v x . . ' - r ' '- Lune, 21an Juha Pcndlelum Clov-Egchihfcxgm: With Sallm McBndo, Lomst' Fm nunng vacarinn Judy gays at W San ' kland. and the mm m. c PIP mm mm Mrs' C and and: huncelf . . , , VVhim J . in love mm hu' 1a ' mm y . .Whl' ' C m-umsc; wry fond M Jugnv-hg Hunks 1: due in Jnm I s In Um: la: Charlotte An him he Auderxnn. Ellen WoodruIT. and Max Saw the mame. Lois Kuehn. Oa vp Scmplc. Blanche arvis froquumly mm: her to hm' but she rofusDS W me McBmlu Billy 'rredway. whn as als 1 aci Jm'vls p9 draw. John 1,, 0 thak ho ' ' His sorvaIH-V ,. x: a 5 , v are doin m r 1 . Ln make Hm hoallh x dly imm'uw- 1 E m 305 W Plum a fart m 4 m 5 ?.rm JW'V . , e, 3 V , 1 Um Jnmme and Juha arc yzanSl W hm T1 : Ruth Elainu Geiger. am 3917i 3' wlwn Judy Fmds Jun her Second Row L. Pl'KlOlsn , C Andrews. D Andersun. K. Wheeler, 0, Oth1. L Kuchn. P Wuotl. Fin! RuwiD Wnim G GEbbs. Mr. Rcullcr. Misn Douglas I AxOlerd, R. Huvdu MDDOS 1 look lake a cook 01' doesn't 1- ' queries Olwia Dmngcrrleld to start the nutiuu in Um 5mm play, beams Out of :hn Kuchen. Smcn Burton Crane, Irving Axclrui a Nnmhcrnur who baa rehtr'rl mo Dalngrr- Hold hnme mm the slipulatiun of a hfl WAIT of whxte servants whom Randy Weeks, Urm Oman, a real FSlaLL' agent, is nuL 1.: lo procure, Lhu Dahugm-fields decide to masquerade as the servants Thus on Lenore Pcdersnn, becomes Llw vivacious Irish Cook, Jane Ellen and Elizabeth. Gail Gibbs, mo npskau's girl, Amminta. with Paul, Parkllurst VVuud, as aha digmHed English butler, and Charley. Dun wane, as the iI'I Pp1'es:iblP usual hay. Lots Kuolm, a domincering woman who has hope: or marrying her daughter Cam, Rum Huvdn, m Burton, and Solon Tucku, Billy Ancley-soh his amn'ney. Cora hnwE-vcr, is in love thh a smusnml pomp - - Ll name of Tom Lemns, who uomM to sac her unbeknown lo EEMFWESURaining ace LbfTuts and Mandy, Clmrlmlp An- drnw; on 'g culurcd mamm. ard, gm Imves m wrth wim Cora in LCHTE Wxth Crane comps Mrs, FaHmcw: dcntally discovers lmlmg in u kilrhvu uupho nus actions of lhp pscudmsmvants. Cram.- th whom he has l'allon in lnve. Burton :Iulurs and linally dischPl'S that she L; gcous but humm t Jane Ellen. w: bpue m many Became of the oqu3 di, mssh: all nf lhpm bu camy mm her hoargde really Olwia Damgcrheld, m Ingram WMM W :3 WM. NV 0H KAY 1V 9 Wdcox. Cm- Crawronl Corinne 13mm Ann .Jmn ud-Ma. .Yulm h . Grnrnv 5vaqu- V '.l iv! m Dmix Fclunun. Evelyn pllnffmu l AARLIV ll 1 n Ehrlmran. Glad; m:nc. u z w -I'vadumA . 0h Kdl. 0: Hum m m-uu; w.qu , MolaML Wm punwnlvzl by 1va cla$ of 19.73 m an upprmuuu- audience on Fubrudl'y n. W Ruth Wllmx . . . 2,5 -. , dll'cclcd llux pl'nductlmL Thu plot L: based 0:1 tho lhvmu ur lnlblukcll Identinv, A . . . , nmunuus crumudl known as um Black Tcrmr As m the nuzghbm-honrl 0f the wmnnm h m G u 1 z. . 0. re I Pcmbrokn has 1w eNnrl numc 1mm :13 a pm HI a lag 805' and um hum , vr-- 1 that tho Tenor wxll try to gel lhum. 5 ' d m Tn Gncl out how pmplo aul when may rc frmhlmmd, Ecm Puuslvy. who is a novelist aw. . u rum: m tlw rnatume Ur th has her look in lhc wzdmw 'Glamp Pembroke. 01d and decrepit. dr . 05 a frmml uf hie in llu- Tm'x'ur s I- ammo u: cnlch him Tx 'lmw um lw h, u mun mu! nu lungcx- a lmy. Ur Ins in div snmu mm mmmlum w cuplurc him, h Whitman, Even v31. '1; '1- - ; oCl'mvfnle m m 1 pl'ln'p hL- is nm mlcnding to pretend AH dn-wus a friend On top of all :h: w , rml Termr 'l'HOS and it lako: all 1hO of Kay 34111:. Cminm, Bowc, tho gn'l dctmuvrz. w Separzuu u V m rakes r- xcul Terror. Huh 5mm. am mm m am and em-ymmg ends No KW mm W slmxthilvg pnwm's Odd freaks, some lookmg hkc Chinese. some noL wander around me gym, until, All nghl now, everybody, makc-up 0H, and then a wild scramble for aha cream jar. Studying makedlp IS only one of lllu features m the new dramatic club, 'Masquc and Mako-UpF Practically every membor mnk part m some stage production during the 531,001 year. swam: who had had mm experience on me stage du'ected vax'mus short plays, These plays were m semcd bcfarc mu club and um olit:tax1di1:g ones were Chosen m perform before varied organizations ur Humn. Along with nus study, :lage directions and bettings worn also learned. Masque and Make-Up was urgammd um year under me directmn of Miss Rum Wilcox. The membershm was oprm m all students who were Interested in any line of dramatic work. Inlclcsl and mnhusiasm was shown in ms typo of work a rm mat was ewdenccd by me large mumbcl lip of mighty students. ,,,,, Gail Gihbs VluPiPrPsiden. , H , , , W , Ann Jamison Premdcnt , Secretary-T1'easurer ,,,. Eluanorc Ryden and Ellen Woodruff DEBA E Scruud Rowiuludys Whllu Mn Rcuucr. Janala Cranier. F'Asl Row-Don Schrocdcu Ross Ovlali, Pnrkhursl Wnurl, Irvizn: Axclrml. Forensically :pcaking, the year T5134 was oulslanding m the annals of the schonl, The debate srasan inned on January 27 when Huron played host in Highmcw and 0mm m a triangular meet whirl: resulted m mm victories and One dpieaL givmg Huron me mum. An innnvalirm m Ihe Big Eigln Cunfcrentc Was a two day Luumamcm msmad oi the usual home combats. Tlns first annual murnamem was hold at Eroukings high school on February ninth and mnih. In this tournament as well as the m- angular meal Pm-khurst Wood and Jenola Cralnur upheld the aITu'mative whilp Il'vlng Axclrad and Ross Oviau represnntud the ncgaLivC. In an: tournamum percomage of fva hundred was aclnevud when the nmrmativc lost .0 Aberdeen. Watertuwn and Hrrmkings and the negatwc won over Sinux Falls. NIHdiSun and Muchcll, n The next mmpmmm laclzlcd was on Hm nux; werlvend uhon . Lhe squad jnurn , d to Vermllhcn. whore Um Unwcrslty of South Dakota :Luged mm Hm annual invitational high schonl :pcuch wumaxncnt. Twmny schools from four sLaLes, Nebraska, Minnesma, Iowa and Suulh Dakota, partic mind. Huron W1 n3 mprosented in am mum m dehme bum 'Tn-malwe 1nd m2 l' L , K . Ive, hv th . dehater: Parkhursl Wood and Irving .elrarlv Here lhev were . c velmn Paired against Parker, S. Dinkq Waterloo and Hawarden, Iowa, and Omaha, Neb. They were awarded second place in this field of twenty teams when they last only to Omaha. In other events Parkhurst Wood tied for third in extemporaneous speaking and Irving Axelrad won second in original oratory. During the next week Huron was host to six decision debates, of which the local arguers won five decisions At the district tournament at Pierre the defending champs, Axelrad and Wood, defeated Highmoru, Onida and Pierre to retain their title. At the state tournament Huron defeated Mitchell and lost to Aberdeen in the first round and then proceeded into the second round by taking a decision in a thrilling combat that marked the downfall of Tyndall. the defending champions and considered favorites for repeating In the next debate Wood and Axelrad met and defeated Kennebec by a unanimnus decision on the affirmative. This was the only aHirmative.victory after the first round. Huron then drew Watertown on the local team's affirmative and they retired from the tournament by virtue of a two to une loss at the hands of Watertown, the S.ate Champions. In declamation. Huron had as a result of the 1934 campaign her most successful year. In the local contest Gladys White was picked to represent Huron in the dramatic division, Jenola Cramer in humorous, and Irving Axelrad, oratory. e divisions at the district contest for he regional contest Axelrad success- rcccivcd second and Gladys White The local declaimers won first in all thre the first time in the history of the school. At 1 fully defended his title. while Jenola Cramer fourth. The climax of the year, thus far, by unanimous decision of the judges, orator, occurred at Mitchell, where Axelrad was, declared the States Champion High Schoul were under the coaching of Mr, Reutter. Since n High, representatives of the school have ts in South Dakota's forensic program. Again this year all forensics Mr. Reutter has been at the helm in Euro consistently made remarkable achievemen year, the Echo the National 51: 01 Board vuted to send Coach f 1' an outstandin As a reward 0 g eech Tournament at Topeka, Reutter and the uWar Horses to Kansas gh's forensic team is seeking new glory As the annual goes to press Huron Hi for the school-more fields to conquert ate this year are Parkhurst Wo d Don Schroeder, . deb ad, Irving Axelrad, Ross Letter winners in Oviatt, Jenola Cramer an 1 Her winners are Ming Axelrad, Jenola Cramer. and Gladys e In declamationt White I ' t e t team participated in twentyesix de ates to date, with lwenty-three ,e Ih Hrs b sulting in victory. The Phi Alpha Chi wa: nrganizcd under Um sponsorship oI Mrs. Lillian Love in 1997 1! was made up of mmnbcrs of present and former m't 2135505 Its gur- pnsos an: to elevate handwork, m luster interest in art and to promote school splrh. The Phi mpha Chi has hem Very arlwc this school year. mu Txger Banquet fur lhe football boys at the end of me foulba quet wa: gwun m the Marvin Hughiu Hnlel, banquet and dance for me baskplball boys close of the basketball season. T1115 club sponsored 1! season. Th9 bani The organization also sponsored a in the Hugh School gymnasium at the Thin Phi Alpha Chi has also pm on l'In the S turing Willie Grass, Slim Kmlesun, Alvin Dime Mm, Eldon Irish, Renn Kinsman, and Rulrrt Hurnbcck. This uvo act. play gave member: experiPncE in stage Craft and CuStuznc designmg. They H150 sponsowd a negro mingtrel LO give any one in schnnl wilh talent for Singing, dancing and mim- inking an nppurlumty to appear in public. pring a Young Man's Fancy. foam k, Gmu McGinty. Ray Englebret- Eldon msl, ,,,,,,,, Audrey Zink ,,,,,,,,, Ellen VVondruFf ,, ..... Px'osidcnl . ,. ., ,, Audrey ka Vlcu President . .. .. Dun Hoppel Cl etarwi'rcasurer H. ; . , . Lcnnrl: Pedersnn The Biology Department under the dircclinn or Mr. Schierling has made gum progress m the study and apprcclaliun or nature. The organization is ccmpnsPd oi sophomore students studying bmlogy durmg lhc Sclmul year, ThPre are approxi. mamly 125 mmnbers. Class work and Iaburatory m uomhmud m a manner um makes mm mm; pmmublc lo the student. The members take several trips durmg lhc sclmul years to places within the citv far the purpoae nf smdvmg the scioncc of plant: mud ammulg Thug, the theory tanghl in school is applied m practical life. MIXED CHORUS The Huron mgh Schnol'u rmx ulmrus' which a compmcd of mnctyhgn': .1de boys wa' an exuemcly dL-Livu :gummuon throughout the :chuol year. T e K r-uu? was diwded ' to six parts. 1H 1 snpranug, second supmnns, and dhus. PDITIP'.'SIQM mp girls' di on, Firsl Lunar. second tmnr, and banmne made up Lhe hays duds, Ion. Regular praclwes wprc held an Fndays during 11m mm pcrmd. Due m the various pu'uliu appearances um m'ganiz Lon was rcquu-ml to make u was funnd ndmable xmd necessary to call auvnrnl mm rulxearsals, During the year among the difiervnt appearances madc beforu audiences tho churns sang for H19 Rulary, Kiwanis Luncheon clubs, These programs werc com- posed of Christmas Carol: and hymm in keepmg wnh the spu'x! of Christmas '1! whu-h nme me club sang. Tho Chorus appeared before the High School Assam for tho Hm time during the Christina: Season. After weeks of hard. L-a mm practismg tho night or an 11 am all musk- lrwers look. for d in Music Week. That mm the girls wearing lighl spl'mg fnl'mdls and 1m boy; in um. a lung publxc prngram. ax-nved; Lhc nig' t the mixed Chums, urk 5qu gave lheu' The Chorus tang at Encealaurm 1e Sorvices W anuu of the , Hon hich marknd the rinal pmful'mi The pail year has bpez. very surccssful unrl Buchanan. er me leadership of NUS: Helm PrPsidcnl ..... ,,Rnber! Sheeks Helen IVHHPILV ,.. ,Sccx'emrv The High Srhool Band and Orchestra undur lhc- dircci r Ruhlmzm, has taken an activp parl in um yum : musical 323313;M?AQSEEZJII has appealed berm Junior and Somm- High Schuul play: the kiwwms 1nd km wry Clubs, Svhool assemblies, grad? srhnnl programs, p T. A. mes-tmv; Bahamut- eate and Cummencemenl exercms. The band played at -11 High SEEM ford v1.1 mug baskezbau games. the Dismct. Regional and 5mm ha :thll cnansl: 1:33 bhes, luncheon uluhs and me Music Week Concert. k S n- PERSONNEL OF HAND r X girlgcloriviw 'n M Ruhlnmn 'rumpelPchavd Axmn . engun JuuL thv n cupmlnm. HA - , Jo .. Lal clanmyumm Sned-gnr. Ruben Sweeter Howazd Lunglzmd, J k a.??.?u i330? Vus Rmhaxd Cook. RobL-It Hrn'lr. Hubert me. Imuld Mulbye and Douglas Tucker. Saxophonc-rlzax-L RamsL-ll, Jordan mum Murrlu Holder Verl Huddlesmm Lowall Thie- man. Glphn Van Winkle. , Tmmbom, ,Kenauu Lu Craft, Kunnr-th Mm'nn, 18110713531: Wnlrlncl'. Raymund Schl'oeIICL Harukl Van Heuvslcn, Drumsimlpn Hwy, Jack Colwn PERSONNEL OF ORCHESTRA Dtrcclnrv-Vwmn M, Ruhlman Sohn; Gamldlnc Lynn. llqrold Van Houvolm. Mzujmie Walkt'x Norman Amhnmus. Emmen Minske. Fern Passenheu.. Fir 1 VlollnPDuluKhy Kathenm- .r. smor. Florenuu Casilu, Raymund Suhroedcv R Second Vinlinyrrarnu Lm-mu I l ' IL engiilgingr gu-reiet Margmm Van Vumhis, FluteiJu'lia Smilh. Tummy Reagan June TrumhnnerKFnduH La Druer Anen Hay Piunnguynm Auden Dormh: Disney. Ehm-r unnm Maxim Walters. Vexna Hmmrd A xs-lyad. ,ran TREBLE CLEF CLUB mailing m'aund me clclvMildrcd lesh. Muxjcue Wugnul. Ethel Lumln. Claibs Ins . x Mtldxed Grime. Ruth Eix'ks. Helen Miner Lois KuuluL Don,- Boughlun Educn L'mlson. Chn lune AndrOW. Verna Gilchcll. Belly Manzn, Mil ' Ruyh'lv Nlm'y Ann Pcmwun, Gad Gibbs. Cmblyn Rayburn. Mus HL-IL-n Burhmmu Mu'i-ml th lllul in riumm The Treble Clef Club was organized last fall to replace the Girli Triple Trio. K , Sixteen girls are members 0! the dub. Tho clnH is recognized as a wmor member ' X or the Slate Federation of Music Clubs, x L n has been much in demand rm- prugx'ums throughqu the citv . y 4nd has 1 r , p-eared m the lngh schunl assembly. m several lunchcun Clubs, church organill'l- mm, and m the District P. T, A. cunvcnuun, j x. The outstanding event of the '0; ,. - ' . - . ' - X A home or Mrs. Camden Rayhur . TKO m.fffs :Xfi'XSiYFIl'WI Tm gm t UK or the group to lhs Slaw Fud ' v L k uwd In my ihc CXDDMCS mu Cmucuhnn m Alrrl - - where they up earerl in the amp k L me AIM 30' MW 1' p , glam a.. guusls 0f the A1 vd 3 v . 3L1 ecu Monday Musical. rrpsidmu,,,,x:an1 1+ -1 - 1 J y A: win Serretar .v-Tm . ,V x Librarian, ,Miriam Nash numqumy Mmm Sponsur, , . .Mlss Helm Buchanan Fuurlh IDW7V .Tnnason. N. Sampsan. W. LnEngle. CV Stcurwnld. Third I'nwiD. Munster. M. Madden. E. Suikr. E SmalL A, .1 'san. T Wnrrall. M. Sven. F. Cuslic. D. Modigar. G, Marks. 0, Oakland. E, Rydcllh B Martin. D. Brandvuld. Second mwiJ. Eul'dick. H. Nelson. L, Hydn. H Baker. E Thn-spp, L Laser. I Chrip tophersan. GV Whiw. D. Buunhtnnv J, Eurdick B. Becknr. J, Andclson. l... Kuchnh A Surenson, J Terpuning. First ruwrrV. Langlnnd. N Johnson H. Burke. E. Wauckcrle. E Tischlcr. Eh Nielsen. F. Haskell. G Gibbs. Miss Dunglns. V. G chell. D. PEIDYSOIL Miss Bailey. A. G'Jx'anr. A. Whpple h J. Dcnawm, A. DLcon. M, Jones. E. Chludeuk. .1, Jnnns. The Girls Athletic Assnriauon has been an ucuvc society in Huron High School since 192?. The purpose of the a mention as outlined in the consmulion s to promote health, to promote gnnd sportsmanship. and to arouse an interest m girls' athletics. Again this year umbers of the CL A. A. haw: cnj Vcd u very full program n! sparls and activities under the sponsorship of Miss Bh Icy and her assistant, Miss Douglas. The membership of 'he club exceeded 1.1m filly mark. The major spurts in which the members participated were succer, volleyhhnllh basketball. and kittenball. Other acdvitins m whirh lhr- girls oarnod poms ww ward awards Wen.- tennis, hiking, and mp-duncing. Dunng the year twemy-thrce Hwanls were made. Seventeen letters were presumed to those gn-ls who had earned rm hundrvd pmms. Five sets of numpr- hIs were ngcn to girl; having earned une hhnusand points. PresidentiDuri: Peterson vm-presideupvcm Gitrhell SL-cl'ulzuy.T,-L-u5m-m.4Gan mm, SponsorsiMiss Bailey zmd Miss Dauglm; G. A. A. Last October the Gu'ls' Athletic Association held a meeting to organize for the year 1933-34, Doris Peterson was elected president; Verna Gitchell, vicehpres- idem; and Gail Gibbs, secretary-trensurer. Heads of the various sports were elect, ed as follows: Hiking, Gladys While; Soccer, Wclona LcEngle; Volleyball, Lois Kuehn; Basketball, Joyce Anderson; Kittenba . Marie Jones; Tennis. Fahh Has- kell; and Track, Betty Chludeck, Again Miss Bailey very obligingly offered her time to sponsor the somety. She chose as an assistam, Miss Douglas. Through the efforts and generosity of these two the girls 0K Huron High were offered an opportunity to participam m a varied athletic program. The first competitive spam was soccer. The Sophomores defeated a team of Junk iurs and Seniors to take the championship. Esther Tischler captained. Lhe winning team Her team-mates were Ruth Birks, Betty chladeck, LaVon Hyde, Wetuna LeEngle, Glenavier Marks, Defzme Medigar, Eleanor Nelson. Eleanox'e Nielsen, Jenn Terpening, Elcanur Waeckcrle and Allison Wheeler. In volley-ball the Juniors captured highest honors. The members of the victors were Beryl Becker, Jackie Christophersnn, Eleanore Tharpe, Lorraine Loser, Ann Jamison, Joyce Anderson. Theresa Wnrrall and Gladys White. A class of twenty were taught lup-dnncing by Miss Douglas at intervals throughout the winter months. At a pot luck supper in January letters were presented to Doris petex-sun, Mane Jones, Jessie Jones, Esther Tischler, Betty Chladeck, Luis Kuehn, Eleanor Thorpe. Gladys White, Beryl Becker and Jackie Chrismpherson. NUmerals were presented m Virginia Langland. With the advent oi the second semester basketball began, A tuurnamcm was held to delermme the champions. Five teams participated: Mid-year SDphomurcs, Sophomores, Mld-year Jumurs, Juniors, and Seniors. Each team played a round- robin schedule. The Jumors and Scniors emergeq in a lie for First place. 1n the dcaidmg game the Juniors routed the Seniors m take hunoxs. The captain of the Junior wam was Eleancre Thorpe; her team-mates were Doris Peterson, Joyce Anderson, Lorraine Loser, Esther Small, Hazel Mae Baker KjLLenball was started in April and was followed by track. of the yeari: social acti ties, the annual Cu-ed Prom, was held. Ac Lhe end of the year eight more letters Were awarded and live seLs of nuln- erals. Letters Were given lu Jcan Terpenmg, Nona Johnson. Edihh Strike, Lm-raine Loser, Florence Castle, Dcfanc Medigar, Hazel Nelson. and Eleanor Waeckex'le Those who earned numerals were un Burdxck, Arlnween Gardner, ' Dons Peter- son, and Joyce Andexsuu. The purpose nf a Pap Club is m promote school spirit. The Hurun ngh Pep Club was mganmd at: the beginning of the school year ;0 foster the development of schoul spirit. Thu: rust public appearance of the group as an organized unit 1:cherch wl 1e they served as a weicnming cammittep to thc caravan of Mitchell routers They formed a snake dance and went down Dakota Avenue as the Mitchell cars drove in. Cheers were given for MitchclL The snake dance went directly out w the football field where it organimd 1mm its cheering squad. The clunax of the club's acli bar 11, when school spim re coming the club worked out vities was reached on Homecoming Day, Nnvem- apnea. a new high level. The week preceding home- new songs, yell; and formations. During the half of the Broukmgs-Huron football game the group had a snake d an nH on the field. ance and later formed A championshi p basketball team aroused the making the w school's spirit tn .1 white heat huS nrk of the club comparatively ligln V . Cheerleaders elected by the organization. The leaders this y Gail Gibbs. Miss Buchanan sel- student body , automatically become leaders of the m were: Eleannre Nielsen, Howard Axclrad aw ! ved as group arlvlsnr. Y Fourlh Row-Smdcnt Manager Human. Lutl. Gruvvs. Whimpy. Enylc. Crawford Pnsuk G. Schroeder meh Deklow. 'I'hind HuwiR Pclersom Smith. Wchmr. McDermou. Cook. Downs. Sauvmt. Furuh Clum- ens. Mckness, Tisdei, Dolan. Cuhuu 'ML-Duwc-H Brown und HawiDcvick. Vugcl. Nimdmmh. King In V055. R. Schwordcr. Walih, Shocks, L. PelPKrm , , First HowAEusdx, Kuni Lindsu, Hnlmx. :nmbmmL Captain MchLy. Knllumn. nnppol. Mohnl anm Byers, Wuh Coach Deklot'rz m lus rule or Hurun High mentor for the Iirsl yuar, .hc Tigers elevated Ihemsohcs from the somnd division berth ul'HiL's 11ml ccdcd them and look second place in ma Ezusicm Sumh Dakota Conference race, IGrnduaUan lnssss fmm Llw 1932 squad plavvd havoc with the team and u Juwlv pusmnn loomed up wnh mm on lmormcn ramming for play. However. excel: 10m tululagc a splendid :pmt 'imun ' J . , ,. . . g lho p1dy915 mm an unfn-a'Vcn amount uf ummy mmbmcd m gm mu TLgt-rs umr final 1th rating. IN glwifiil'i $123,133: 3m. 1- En wilholll any sensahom speed dnmon rm thv . . A - . .s. m, a - 0r :Im' bulk of r 'l. v mg nfeach thmmh mepuoml fivld ' - g ea nmpc'hom' A mmm- . , , . gcnoralshx u - . -' 4 .md 21 unconquerable nngresy muss made up aan; vii, rim or Cdp'd' Mch11113 oi cnntcrunge opponents, Walrn'rtouvn H; Um n l? a dHCDd mnm- . Huron. Miller, M an earl; so sun dol'mul Urn ' R3 19m m Mic w mm mm many mam and the me an Flilndmau l,idamlg have vam' dP'mmliT-i'g 1060:le wm uverlho Tlgeys, m5 WW me only mhm- teams in 051710 the 1934 squad mm c- - Latle' Nicodemus, tarklu: mm Pm - MCGW l'elm'sun. halfback Bub Pulersx: 1' guard; E Despitc Lhese lossr-s, p UM E ; qumxcrbauk: Englubrclscm IOWQL2113;1ndScln-nedcln halfback; Lcan j , . mspom ah I . p Lindsm . .. ,. . uncloylahurn of quuxterhack. Wht O lmirumglu for unnum- mun . qunxmbavck. u. M available for em-y pusinun 1U gx-eath problum dug mm WMI me - - a Past mm lmcrmwn FOOTBALL Athlencally speaking, the past year has been outstanding in high schoul history. Despite lalcr success, the beginning of the football season saw Coach Deklnlz surf veying his large, wxlling hm almost veteran- less team with much doubt. Only sewn lettermen had returned from the champion- ship squad uf the year before, However, from the large group reporting, Coach Dcklulz had shaped a fairly formid- able outfit by the opening game with ZVLiller. Miller, led by Roger Benson, proved m have too much experience, though, and a 12 to 7 defeat for Humn was the result. Huron:s spirit. was fully evidenced when they came back to upset Aberdeen. who was considered an outstanding contender for the conference title. This victory showed the Txgers the power they had at their Fm- ger tips and even the defeats at the hands of Watertown and Flaudreau could not break their drive for a first division bcrlh. Successive victories over M a d1 5 o h, Mitchell, and Bronkings placed Hurun in second place behind the Watertnwn Ar- rows, the only conference upponcm to de- feat them, Aside from their record as a team, Roy Englebretsen was placed an the Sioux City Journal's All-Confercnce and Gene McGinty gained a position on the second team. Sev- cral others Were given honurable mention. COACH DEILLOTz SUMMARY OF FOOTBALL GAMES 1933 , Scmn-m'bt-r m Huron 7 , Millcr 12 October 2n Huron A , October E ,Hm-on 7 ,, Aberdeen 5 chber 21 .7 Hurnn 23 October 33 . ,numh n , W VVnterluwn a November 4 Huron 20 - November 11 Huron 20 Braukings 0 uuml Rnw-Coach Deklolz. Lloyd V0 shun Kmlosnm Ben. lm Jnd$gn Jim Sumnwn, Firs! Ruw-Awm Dcvwk Gcne MuGimy Capmm Ray Engleblcum. Bob HmnbL-L-k Brmglng tho Eastern South anula Cnnfmnce clmmpinnship to Huron High fur Um Hrsl nmt- and going into J19 senn-quls uf lhc stale tournamem, the Tigers prescnlcd lhemsclxcs us mm of lhc flncal team: m um history nr Hm sdwul's caqr p1 ngm. Prc-se :0. fuvunm to annex me conference Mlle, Hurnn fulfi mm 53 coppmg lhe uuwn but once m conference 1112 Dickinsun Systtm anu- mo . llpd Ihn favor- . m- hnul game wnh um Mxtchell Kernels. Defeated vhp Tugm-s worn awarded mu chnm ' .1 l v ll - 361015 defeat at Muchvll, MSW 1:. u Huron me uunfuruncc' :ulwdulc cnmplvied wnn lhul' - . . , . ' my mlu 1h 1; r- namenlt by dnwnmn rm unusunlh hm: gmup of dxskncl and x'cglonilsnngorggsh Ollxcc m xhu smtu mummy. Wam-lnwn uas defeated in Lhr- first round ?l! v : Muchell allmmalvd Huron m uk- scnn-finals, vnding tho season for me .Tigptts me ' Conch Drklmx inhuducerl 1 nL'w mum m 1 , k . Gun! 13; ; . , ho cmmnmi n Iun'v dumnsc, This 'rmg acrcuse munizfibiik' Eekhmq'm WM nWin murmd tho ngm-s lln'ouph m r mmmh schcrluic ' Ml broakmg with only lhrcu defeats. Captaln Emllvbrencm Mchty. Hurubeck, McDonnd by graduauun; however, remain 1g vmorans and prums 1 and wan Wm he 1w mung foundatinn fur next years squad. mg new talent present a BASKETBALL With 'the foothall season a thing of the past, spurt fans turned their attention to basketball, anxious to see if Coach Deklotz could duplicate his football success. - Inauguratingt a zone defense and using a slightly modified type of oHense, the Tigers Swept. through their non-conference games with only one defeat, verifying the pre-season prediction of their power. Starting their conference schedule, they numbered the Sioux Falls-then a green outfiteand the Madison Bulldogs among their victims. Continuing this pace, they advanced to late in the season still undefeated and tied with the Mitchell Kernels for conference leadership Then a slump hit them with the Redfield game; they were still caught in it with the Woonsocket game and the crucial Watertown game. As a result. the Tigers received their first conference defeat with a score of Iorty to twenty-nine against them. Although this toss marred the otherwise perfect record, it probably Eervad to push the Tigers to greater heights against Mitchell. With the defeat: still sting- mg, they gave the Kernels a decisive heating to annex the Eastern South Dakota crown. The Dickinson System awarded the Tigers the crawn because at the victory in the lone game Mitchell and Huron played. t On the following week-end, Huron successfully defended their District M title against six other teams of the district. Advancing by a win over Hitchcock. they successfully beat back De Smet's challenge for the championship- Still more formidable competition was provided them when Pierre. Miller. and RedHeld made their bids for the regianal crown. Pushing back a plucky Pierre learn in a close battle and then won over Miller to take their second tournament- So by virtue of the district and regional victories, the Tigers traveletjl'to Sioux Falls for the State Tournament. Here they encountered strong OPPOSMQ from Watertown in the first round and barely eked out a win and the right to go Into the semi-finals against Mitchell. The 1934 season was ended with a defeat from a revengedesmng Mimbell team and the Tigers left the tournament to the tune of 22 to 11 Actual playing completed, the Huron team was given honors in the way-of all-star positions, Every member of the first five was given a place on the Elemng Huronite All Conference team and Englebretsen, McGinty, Kittleson and Horn- beck received recognition on the Sioux City Journal All-Eastern teamt One player, Gene McGinly. won All-State honors for his work at Sioux Falls. 50 ended the basketball season, which, with the football activ: ies, rank-ed'as one of the best years Huron athletic tEBms have seen. And beside establishmg material for athletic annals Hi the school, it firmly entrenched Coach Deklo'tz amung Huronians for his first year coaching record. lrnquois , Huron 25 Abcrdcun 15 Huron . 24 Huron 45 Brookings 29 Huron . 5'1 Huron 25 Watertown a Huron . g9 Huron 39 Brookings 24 Huron . $1 Huron M Aberdeen 22 Huron . 33 Huron 31 RedEeld v 21 Huron . 34 Huron 11 Woonsocket 31 Huron an Huron 28 Watenawn 40 Huron Huran 39 Mitchell . 15 Huron Yankton Huron 34 DISTRICT TOURNAMENT REGIONAL TOURNAMENT STATE TOURNAMENT Hitchcock 21 Hum 51 Pierre 21 Huron , 23 Watermwn M Huron . 35 . 44 Mitchell .A. 22 Huron , 11 De Smet.. l2 Huron ...46 Miller MIG Huron H CLUB Founh RowiHohm. Tobin. Schroeder. anlrh Drldntz, L Peterson. mun. Third now McG1nw. Boylu. Human. WVHCL-lcr. Kitllcson. Kmsmnn. SOIEnsun. Huppcl, Byers, EPuund Row-Bmwn, Lindsay Nimrh-nnm Smilh. E, Pommu Judson, mm. klx'st RnwiHol'nbeck. Shanks. Frmmh Engluhxclscn Devickv Kuni, Pugslcy. E. Peterson wnh Roy Englcbru con. Alvin Dam- and Loigh Frvnch as presidonl, vico- pl'osidem and sncrcun'y-lrulsurcr, respectively. Coach George Deklou. a: spnnem; :m Nllurgud memhcrship, and a general erCHSe in HCLIVlUPi Huron Highs- LI Club enjoyed one of tho ngamzaliuxf: most successful years. Individual hmmrs were given each member of the club in Hm form of broil medals :ignirying me sport in whmh they are letter wiun A 5,ng Of a p13 . . in each sporl was engraved on the nttmrtivp mPrlMs. Only one mcdm W5 alloltcd to n mEmhm'. Lcucr wmners in mum lhun one spur- wern required i0 make u Cllnicc of thp spurt they wanted Hm medal to represent. Besides tho presentation of tho module, the club hold 4 h dnquek. me am at ils kmd m bu held m the laxl few years. These activities were financed by candy sales a lhe rnllecuun of dues x'rnm llm lwunty nine membux recruited mm the Huron Higlfs mu- recognizer! spur and tennis. l home basketball gzllnes and The Club's members xwr'! : football, basketball, track A little nonsense now and then Is relished by thz best of men. , , gengid-Ezg'Jgplaa:e:e0f;nmammimf Eagodaskchcrry noon in full blossom, hmnso . z 5 up Signs 1c pr: lo ma c the Junior Senh P v-1 2: real Japanese festwalt mr mm 5mm 11M The banquet was held at the Methodist Church with two hundred seventy-fwc Slgldcnls,-l'aculty. and school board members attending. The tables were decoraled mth mahstic Japanese scones composed hf pools wilh small rustic hridges. Japanese dolls and rod and black pagoda hens Tiny Japanese umbrellas hovering over nut cups served .15 plarecards, Orchid fans, decorated with while Japanese scenes, in- formed the guests of the program Im' the evening. The banquet was served by a group of Snphnmurc boys aml girls In Japanese aldx'e. During the banquet Eddie Noel and his King Solomon urclmstra played :oftly. iuing snueches were gwcn IN Gladys Wham After the four course dmner, enlerta , Juninr class president. Bah Hurnheck. Seniur Elm: prcsulcnt. M .- Dunbar, Mm E. H, Bryan Dr. Kerr and Mr. A. J, mug. with Mr. Routter umcvatmg as tuagl- master. Twh vocal 50105 were sung by Mary Royhl and Edeen Carlson, acmm. paniccl by Mary Ann Peterson . . - 1 school. c The dance hall. m the JcHexiuxend 0f the hull. incense Buddhas uHirimed at eac - ' a V festive Japanese Hans The stage for lhc mchnstfd wt. :1 oh light over the dam:- U ad ' a? Large Japanese lantcms s c a t V h hes sum? L . m Lrun hloasom and 111ch furniture only madc- xL segm'ntmehlu; exsh lCScu-y tzess Tdnn From a Iurgu red aml lnluuk pagoda. pun: Wu: :enm 'd roa apanos? ga- A t during the evening The grand march w . guests. jxmmy Barr gave a vPry E'jler:u:lumcn The ramahnr strains of $????sz lhe most successful prams of l e nrrictl Out the smne theme. Large The balcnny was hung with as decorated by many but; ' ' h - tesxdems and then- . and Scum: lews pt Jun m g the evenmg. ing nnvvlty number durin 3: led by the Al midnight dxpw lo a close one of HURON PUBLIC MARY HURCH, S. DAK CALENDAR Sept.5 F V T;1:1::nl::el, nli-and new: sulieduies made for classes ton. . us. ca ms. lakes and springs; goodbye for school and oilier things Sept. 6 New deal brings N. R. A., shorter hours and equal pay, Working students favor it and big parade inaugurates it. Sch 18 Trip abroad for Eagle Scout ends at school without a doubt. He's edilor of Tiger, ton. hGel busy. stair, your work is due! Oct 8 Salvation Armyis tag day drive caiis Senior girls for sales to Shiva, Winning smiles do help a 1m, and money falls inLo the pot. 0ct.12-13 Thirty days are come and gone, and six weeks tests are now put on. Cheer up, for now they're hislury; if we dam pass it's a mystery. OcL 24 Seniors hold impurtani meet, results of which just can't be beat. Yes, Senior dues are now one dollar, but listen in those Seniors holler: NOV- 9 Tiger day is drawing near. Time nur pep began, 'u; rim. Students see mine and Gus. In the rush the door .5 bust! - - . i -' Bobcats struck with fear. N0v.10 Ti - da m Iasi .5 11019. Breaking: i . A3311; 5n: morning rumors quule Fahh and Charles got Brookings goat. V I s norm n H r ' a ' thing o'erlay. K 2 ' ' ' on on lhls day, nd dusl. due: every i i .1 Wlhe e Corgis it from N0 o y HowS, nor care we all where Ber gt 1' . b d k goes. 0 -'! Asdd 51d aennworeaeo VHPDOr ' 'aean ate, N 29 It.liht Bilbl d. V. ' 0 W h haiukigu: days otur fricnd is through; his stomach is quite thank- it t . fuI loo. ant to Play and Incl, ' '1 h: to school, make; ifs- u . D0912 ChriStzllas 15123351 know, is naughty vllmg mistletoe. But 5a y ac i . Merry Christmas drawmg near. 1 next year, and wrap to help dear Saniu fill his pack. Dec. 22 Schoul's out til Y '11s time we all should bu, i he's been up early all alone. at 0mg homey hat blue slip caused it all. he says, DEC. 25 Tis Christmas day ueryS. T A5 empty sock he soon 5 1, died all: WE we xe he; Thai r650 shan't be late, uur aim will falL Jan. 3 To school 335i luuun must be kaL Charles dashes up she sic Coach Deklotz' operation; girls surround with adoration. The Tiger five bring a bouquet, defeating Yanktnnhs Bucks that day. Jan 19 One semester nnw is done Between semesters, lefs have fun. The next semester's a mystery, but now the first is history. Jan, 31 Frank Richards, blue slips flow, pour Miss Wilson's supply geis low. Right and left they wait in line, thnse students getting the blue slips signed. Jan. 17 Badger Clark home town lad; fame and fortune he has had. As Cowboy Poet he appears, in assembly hall-jusv. hear our cheers. Feb 23 The last big game, Mitchell's strong; but our good old Tigers canht go wrong The game is over, the crowd gets up Roy salvage: Conference Cup. Mar. 15 For a change, night school. Afternoon classes held dualt ?Tis wm'th it for the State mEEL May our Tiger Hve beat. Mar. 16-17 Sioux Falls bound, train or car; may Lhey get us there in par, Here we are, but was is me, Mitchell beats our Hve with glee Mart21h27 Debate is on, hot air flows, what LheyH-e arguing no one knows. Irving and Parkhurst defend our High; for speaking honors they can vie. April7 Junior-Senior banquet on, Ihen we go on to the prom, The Seniors all are here to state, those Juniors with us sure do 1-3194 April 19 Our faculty is up to date, and so they have a Weller skate. Doc Reuuer falls down plop! He is the latest type of man April 26 The GM Reserves are active too-and show us what each one can do As hMidch-e Maids they do their stuff; a sailor; mg they fmd is tough May3 Come Out of the Kitchen, Senior play; good performance great day Lenore and Irving head the cast; they're better'n ever in the past ' May 12 Skip day 5mm, just when, who knows? We'll keep our teachers on their toast Away in cars somewhere we'll meet, where we can romp and h' and eat. P h: May 29 Our lasi big moment now at hand-in caps and gowns We nke our stand. h May much the future hold in store. We part-the Class of ,34 The last rays of the Autumn sun beat. down upon the roof I mega H.,5L depot. Many eager faces were seen peering from ihe windows and doors, a few Overheager youths were even loitering on the steps. Some, but a very small num- ber, looked doubtful as to the outcome or the journey. A whistle was heard in the dxstancc, then the clanging of the belpand the tram drew up to a screeching hah in front of the depot, right rm time, the eighth of September, 1931. Amid much confusion, everyone managed to board the train and find sealc. Th;h being the m-mmal, n was necessary rm- us as Sophomores to obtain a new crew. After some discussion We snlculud Bob Hornbeck, engineer: Evelyn Rnherzs, Hrcman; Eleanur Rydeu, conducmr, and Mr. Crawley, brakeman, EVQI-ylhing being satisfactorily arranged, u-uin number 193172 finally pulled uuL Everyone had now SelLled dawn to emuy the three year journey with high hopes that it would be pleasant and pl'oHiahIe. Immediately, humc of the students, m order In take up their spare time, devised games blxteen young travelers participated in me hA Club, three chuac dshate. three uxhers basketball and two enjoyed football. Those being musmally mul'med snught entertainment in orchestra, band and glue club, while the lovers Of an became Phi Alpha Ch Some even endeavored to learn ihc languages of the countries they might visit in me future. One or our chuperunes, Miss Iverson. orgumzed the Lalemed singers of the d and du-cclerl an opereuh entitled -'The Count and me Co-ed 7 Lenore Pedersou Charlotte Andrew, Gail Gibbs, Marshall Townsend, Charles Economy and Gladys Irish all claimed honors, crew The basketball hays, under the leadership of Coach Coffey. challenged the Bl'ookings Bub Cats lwhich 1 mm add were :uuchcd by Mr. CoHeyhs hmhery .0 meet them in a game. Brockings aucchcd, so accordmgly on November 1-1. the u-a-m stepped, the two teams Incl and MC Tigers thoroughly beat the Bob cans. As a means of Celpbrating this and the Sllchssful play directed by Miss Jones and given the mght hpfure, we all parhcipaled in a big banquet and dance tho same evening, then Look our seats again. We traveled alung m a good speed Far 11 while. then we sloppvd ngam whlle the Juniors m the group mm a banquet and a dance. entertained the Seniors, who L xhe mm sum. of cumu- we Suphomures could not. aucnd but Were cuing off a g d to serve a: Iheir banquet, 50ml: of us were allowe Again WP Look our places but when me time came Im- the Seniors m loam m an dmded we needed a rest. so wn. loo. got 0111 and the mun went nn willmm us. rather rcsiluss before nul' short varaticn was up and were glad m sne I'EW' 0m. ZZZ? 1932's. Come whmmng around the bend. Everyone clambered on board, found his place and sat impatiently waiting to pull out. Finally someone realized our delay was caused by not having any crew, so this time we chose Kenneth Norris, engineer; Ruth Fuller, fireman; Dena Georg- iades, conductor, and Mrs. Love, our brakeman. All work and play was taken up where it was dropped. This time, the trav- elers were more determined than ever to take honors in their chosen fields. The glee club, art club, band, orchestra and language clubs, football and basketball IEams all worked hard. McGinty, Englebretsen, Collin, Nicodemus, Hohm, Pugsley. French and Schroeder coming to-Lhe front in football and Captain McGinty, EngIEv- bretsen, Hornbeck, Collin and Pugsley in basketball, Mn Coffey again coached the boys in their athletics. In our several memorable stDp-offs, they showed us great skill as athletes The football team won the Eastern South Dakota Conference championship while we were represented in basketball in the district, regional and state tournaments, winning the first two, but being defeated in the last by Brookings. The debate team was also successful, placing First in oratory in the regional and Irving Axelrad taking third place honors in the State oratorical contest. Once more we stopped long enough for Miss Wilcox to give us a mystery play entitled The Thirteenth Chair, with Gail Gibbs, Glenn Atwooll, Lois Kuehn, Flurence Montank, Marshall Townsend, Irving Axelrad, Faith Haskell and Orin Oviatt taking laurels far the class. Patterning after our last year's festival, the football boys gave us a gallant: exhibition by beating Aberdeen. Later in the em- ning, the Phi Alpha Chis sponsored a big banquet after which we danced After this great celebration we resumed our places but stopped later on, long enough to enjoy a play, To the Ladies, directed by Miss Foasburg, Again we were approaching another terminal and soon the Seniors would be leaving us. We Juniors, as was the custom, ordered the train stopped on April 22, 1933, while we royally entertained them by means of a farewell dinner and ball. We stopped for a short but sweet three monthsY rast, as we had done before. This time were we not quite so anxious as usual to see our train 1933-4 approach- ing as it meant a return and a fast one. Of course we needed a new crew and as we intended to get more done this trip, we decided we needed two hrakemen, Two very capable ones were chosen, Miss Douglas and Mr. Reutter. Bob Hornbeck was made engineer, Roy Englebretsen, 5mm . and Dem. Genrgiades, conductor. The crew set ta work immediately and we went merrily on our way. Our steps were numerous this time. At the first, Miss Wilcox and an able cast tthe two leads taken by Seniors, Lenore Pederson and Irvi Daddy Long Legsl' The football lads, ng Axeh-adt presented coached by Deklotz and captained by Gene McGinly, 'hdid us proud by again wmning a victory over Bruokings. W: celebrated this with another banquet and dance, Then the members of debate, coached by Mr. Reuucr, showed us what thuy could do when they were victorious in the district and rcgmnel tournamems. Twn Seniorse Parkhursl Wuod and Irvmg Axelrud, proved themselves excellent debaters. Irving also placed First in district regional and skaee armory cuMCsts. The basketball boys. whose eepmu wus Roy Englcbxctsen, made us a Very happy group by wmmng the Eastern South Dakota Conlerence, district and regmn- 31 championship. All of us thal were at all able gm out and gathered togeeher and witnessed this spectacular slate tournament where we beat Watertcwn, but wherru after a hard fight, we 105; m Mitchell, However. after the game, all remaincd cmll'v- dent that our team was the best and xhal they had just a lime bad luck. The hme was drawing near when we Seniors would leave and as we had dam: before, the Junio 5 now gave us a hwely party. The banquet. and dance decora- tions were done m Japanese, a clever idea. The Seniors with dramatic talent prehemcd us wieh an entermining play on our step, May 4. Agmn Lenore Pedersnn and Irvmg Axelrad look the lending pans. As the tram moved on again, we began to phm for our next activities, We dc- aided lo smp three times just before nur last termmal, uncc for a strictly Senior party to mark Our leavmg. once for a meme :md onee for breakfast All at us had a good time no say nothing ahnm the eats. We boarded the train for the lust umcv For a short while we lore along ::1 lop speed, then the train began slowing up as it drew mic the H. H. 5. yard. Every. one prepared hlmself to leave. As we mud on with Eleanor Ryden and Rum Huvde in the lead, Mr. Dunbar gave us each a certificate stating um we had suc- cessfully compluked this trip On the platforme many gnnd-hves worn in order, some cheerful, mhm sad. wv realizing that our happy mp was over and that everyone was lmving our friends. As we went our dinerem ways, everyone was suen taking one km part- ing; luuk m Hm H. H, S. depot wlwre uur carucx'n had starlcd. AUDREY ZINK. CLASS PROPHECY ReincarnationEI Instead of seeing our classmates twenty years from now, we are making it a few more, at which lime the graduating class uf $4 has enm-ely passed out of the picture. No . . . they wen: not at either one of Iheir respective destinations, but had come back to earth in me farm of animals, flnwers, fish, ox' what have ynu, Your prophets, Gerty Sleuerwald, Chuck Economy, and Don Koppel, had re- turned as HHear No EviL hSpeak No Evil, and See No Evil, the three famous munkeys. One day, as we were frolicking umung the trees, we looked down and saw our former sponsors, Miss Douglas and Mr. Rentter. We climbed down from the tree and hailed Lhcm and achr renewing acquamlances khey told. us that they had lxved in !he Riverview Infirmary for five years. Miss Douglas walked with a cane, and pushed Docn 'm 11:: wheel chair. We informed them that we would gladly show them our old classmates. They accepted the invitation and Due invited us to climb on the wheel chair, but Miss Douglas insisted three would be too heavy, and uSpeak No Evil hChule had to get out and' walk. Our first step was at a beautiful Hower garden where we saw Mr. and Mrs. Daisy, Glenn Attwonll and Gail GAbbsv machmg their ten little daisies how m dance; Some little butcercups whom We recognized as Alta Davis, Belle Holferty, and Hubert Bateman told us that they had had a very nice time during the spring but the worms, Mclvin Keck, Roy Mueller, Woodrow Nicodemus and Doris VVintle had been bothering them. Jennievieve Jechrson was a creeping Jenny and spent her time lhrawing her limbs around the garden. The sturdy petunia: waved their leaves when they saw us approaching. Eleanure Ryden, Carol Tredway and Jose- phine Youngs, They immediately recognimd Doc by his cookie duster and quit arguing about who had received the highest grade m high school Our classmates. Alice Boos, Mary Boyle, and Helen Bumside were dilly daffy looking daHydills. Lorraine Hess and Robert Knabe. gladmlas, made a nice looking couple. They had several Mule bulbs who would be sprouting out soon, Miss Douglay Liprtop said it was time for HDuu to take his cndliver ail, which reminded us there was a fish pond on our way to the zen. As we neared the pool we heard a mighty, mxghly splash, aIId-Whum shouhl we see but Marie Tobin, a lime minnow. She was tripping the hght fantastm on the clear sparkling water, Who knew but what tomorrow ahc nughh Fmd herself filling: up a can or sardines Lois Kuchn. a very 5118p01y 921, was Ludmg her mm- duing a Mae West for Max Bancroh. a bulldog on the bank. WP wpre very much surpnsed to see lhul Wilma Kumpi. heigh Frehch, Marietlu Evans. and Vernon Groves were sun pretty ducky. swunmmg and Idlivulg m the duck pund. The decoys. Archie Graham, Marvm Anderson, and Wnuh'cd Fraxvy, were a nuisance, and they told us they spoiled husmcss. Hpavens-lmhetsy! Roy Englebrclsexh .1 frog! He was hopping along chm- speclal fast and the reason for his haste was he close pursun ofhfhe Ensllngs. Gladys h -h and Fanh Haskell. Yes. lhcsc B. E, player: ulwny dxd have whm n lakes. What. Ho?! audience, but bm- inu-rrupl her. F! abelh Huy was doing a 1a.. dance and surrountlud by a mm m- 3119 was 50 engl'ussed in the art ul' i'm danrmg we nhd nut Virginia Amlm'srm, ah Dlngunt wnlm' lily, Llwnpcd hor 1m: and 10 show her delight at seeing us pulled up her rooty skirts and proceeded to do a submarine dance much to the satisfaction of the gold fish, Harold Pugsley and Arthur Sale veson. Imagine how greatly shocked we were to see Ruth Hovde taking Fm dancing from the famous teacher Billy Hoy. She was so greatly mortiEed at seeing us that she dropped her Pins and started to sing LTm So Ashamed,Y ' Queer things do happen-to think that after the great change Irving and Parkhurst had undergone, that they still were a cuuple of debaters The twu bullheads at one end of the fish pond, dressed in tuxedas, were debating on, Re- solved: What the low price of hen's eggs does not pay for the wear and tear on the hen. none turned pale at the sight and with tears in his eyes said, HTo think that it would come to this Devona Tyrrell attraczed our attention. She was in the Wishy Washy Beauty Parlor having her face lifted. Raymond Wulf, a perch, told us that she was to be put into a shrimp salad the next day in a very fashionable residence. It was getting late and Hear No Evil told us of a short cut to the zoo. Un- fortunately we had to climb over a fence. We found some diFficulty in getting unoes wheel chair over, and in doing so we disturbed a mugwump whu was sitting on the wirev It was none other than Eldred Balzer with his mug on one side. We proceeded in silence for a short distance enjoying the beauty of the park At our approach squirrels hurriedly made for a trEE. They were Mar- jorie Bandy and Lenore Pederson. We chatted for a while and the blonde squirrel asked us the same old question, Got any gum'z'n Evidently she had not had any since she was a Senior in high school. They pointed out the nests of the cuckoos, Charlotte Andrew, Viola Drake, Ethel Landis, and Virginia Langland. The cuckoo: had a very pretty nest with red geranium: in the window boxes. The squirrels in a very candential tone told us that the cuckoos were old maids, They had all been disappointed in love with Harold Wadhams, Don Waite, Orin Oviatt and James ottmner, and had decided to live together for the rest of their naturahhves. We bade them goodbye and promised them our left-overs. Still a little dazed we strolled down to pluck a forget-memot , for Miss D 1 t break Jts slender waist the fra ' Dug as and I'm 35 she wa b t l Zink cried out, uWCIUdman 5 me flower Whom We late S a nu o a ' . n the situation See No Evil 5p 18 this trunk! swahging back and forth he gwmg him a black eye. prang to the neare knocked Bub H St limb 3 ornbeck, t Ho accepted our httmhxh apnlngips and we hurrtcd ah through the gate of Ihn 100. A lmx t-m- tonmhd up bqure us and Mark Staifom, the watch dngt told us lhal inside was the one and only Pally Logan, now a preserved. whale. We v 1-: happy to hczu' that his 1ast wtsh was tulHllrad, Now htt was getting his longetlrfor sleep. We moved away as rapidly as possible and 111 Our haste almost stepped on Vera Doyle, a hcctlc. Many cages, now attracted our attention. Some polar bears, William John- son. James Hall, Lewis Castle, and Harry Brown were doing a dance around their tank We stopped to talk to them and they told u: how they almost got Verna Gitchell, a hert-mg, out of the fish tanks just nmsxdet Going un to lhe next cage we met. thp kangaroo; Marin Jones. Thelma Lundhlad, and Florence Mm-Nmk. Marie and Thelma wen: consoling Florence, who sat weepmg and wringmg 'ner paws profubclyt and upon 'tnquinng what was the matter she told us between sohs that suxneone had ptckcd hm pourh. We made a Vain attempt to comfort; hm- and left. So what? A weird shriekmg laugh scared us so that Miss Douglas nearly tipped mac out. of hts wheel chair. Upon investigatmn of the source of the laugh we dtscnvercd that it was tho laughing hyena, Edeen Carlson. No't mshmg m he laughed at any more, we left to End 50mg of our other classmates. As we were nearing one of the saga: head followed by a very long ne 1; was thIVUSL before us. It was Tom NClhOD, the giraffe. He told us upon our inqui ; that. In his leisure time he was reading up on a little chemistry. He also said that last wepk during an experimem. he blew alt the quitls 0H of Vivian Deckert the porcu- hmh. and caused a great deal of pain In the nif'zhhng'mg cages. Suddenly a spray 0r mm m an us, Finding that n was not ram we Investigated and found that :t was a skunk, No. of fgufgc it was not from Huron High School. hut from some little town nearbv. The trained seals. Ncola Schultz: Mam Schxpporeit and 13m, utlw Oberslmw vtvcre tossing a large ball on their nctses. After watch' :4 them for n V lile thov noticed us and szticl that they were havmg a hard time lea mg LhHV' tucks. A heautilul peacock sat smmmg herself It Was Cluns Sclm'iderskx. She was duzmg 50 we did not disturb her. Om AOalflnnd, and Ruth Fuller. two stlm- foxy foxes, were very much wm'l d for a tashmnable lady had remarked to tho carc-lakct- what a. bpaullful ncnk-piecc they would make Ernest Lou Rupert McDonnoH, and N015 Evans. threw clophantx. wuc playtml drop the handkerchief mth n mulcv Billy Ahdm'son. who was braying :u loudly that they did not hear us. , , - ,- Greschkc. climbpd unto the wheel chair and shook hands x-xtthAusLtlmwznggg-Hxlir where Mildred Grace, Harry Hale. and Edna Hofer were. She told US hat thcv were in the mfz't'mary. pantry. We aaked it any of our founw sludmlts had hpoom; neas and she dn'cclccl us to a small glass hoxtwhcm tut: :aw Hazel Mendcnl-tall Mildred Mo . and 'Lura. Mulhnlhtn doing a skatmg act m then nea circus VeItolz Munson m. xxrqlklxig a tight l'OPC whtha Hazel NclsmL vtvtan Norfolk mid Rhecha Johnsmt supphed tho mustc tot Jussth Jones, who was donm . , . , . 7 wo-s , A Very Complicated and IntrtLaiP t tcp t h k . h Ham, and went to thh next cage where Loon P-etcrsunt mm a hill: jlfpl quiiqeplaVing holy 'Ulch with VVztIlm' wtttvhmh. Their nmghbur the 13th? uTmhf : Kmakihg an awful tthtuthanuo. Their wage was in an UnrDE and theyOZprjtcticcd lu u; thal tlwy ttcrc oxpectmg lheir boy h-tcuds and wuru cleaning up their apartmeth. . t, A , , .. . I h hhttvbt-u, V . x . , N d ht us and Lumut 013nm. d g. .tetut md'iff-li :hlmhk 315?;w 131, bunny mhhtls, Bhutt-he Fa h, and Ruth Parkr ' W W W . wt: and wm'e dmng a hat fnnl mcc. utrgt. They were going m rm 3P ' v V x ' 1 AI KCLKI 7 , n, 77,,i ,, ,,, ,,, tbw r2 t - ' , - - tWe W , A law has vmce satd Hello, ynuse guy; 1m 30m 91:! pal Rm. Game ' . VJ vW looked around and found him an the form of a huge gonnat We had not w IE- 1 ovex'cd 'uIHuientl to s eak. He put away his pipe and to shay hli pleasure a. :eping u: began t3 do Sums on his bicycle, .We laughed and Do-cy becamdelstt . hilarious he jumped out of his wheel chair. Miss Douglas satd that. tt was ha 01 ' Mhim to become Excited so we explained everything to Rex who told us he was L1 sorry. With his huge paw he picked nnou up by thn nape ht thb neck and put him back in his buggy. He accompanied us for a short distance and then bade us ' gnodbyet We started out in scar t of Dena Goorgiadcs and after tnspectmg a number at cages we fuundt an attractive little Slgn on am: of the pens which read t'Gumea Pi No, 89345. Madamoiselle Georgiadcs. We rang a miniature bell and the m:nud - me to the door. At our request she called Dena and she appeared in a sequme qvcning gown. We had tea with her and as we were leaving uSpeak No Evil Ktepped on her gown and tore it. We all reprimanded him for being so awkward d he apologized to Dena. She told us that Mable Pamp, a magpie. was a kinder aartcn teacher for some of our classmates. We thanked her for the tea and left to cl. OPE in a pleasant part of knowledge inlo small animals. L up-Pye the sailor man With g1 lwo were twentyrtwat the zuu she sat in a large cage tvymg to pound We saw Doris Boughton draw a picture of asses on. and Evelyn Bowc told Mabel that two and t 3.11 Burdick and Ruth Smith. twtl little sheep, were being Hcoued in a crap gamut The gnphers, Arlon Chandler and Don late and breathless and told their Luachor ald Clu'isty. came running into the room Bathy, who was out 509 their tails bcc that they had been chased by Two-Glm ausc- they paid a ten cent bounty. The sun was now setting and we told Mabel that we w wo had more ttmn. mild slup again wltcn We started back to the infn-mary and us we wcr calerpillcr dropped on t'Dncs now hairless l d. we were jllsl about to step on il. it squeakud, thn'l inspection we discovered that Valenu Stuart, Ruby Snedigar had jnincd forces and wore a passing under a tree a large We brushed it off and when never do thaLH Upon closer Ellen Wondruff, Dorothy thnt and now captains of the butterfly induslm'. Twn woodpeckers, Billy Zullcr ' und Stanley w mahogany, came swnnpmg down d 1 aync. spotting Dnc's unsullied , an Just t lmy were ahuuL to tart work an mm 110w apamncm thenlwn bachelors heard 065 brain saying t'gpeech tomor- m- 511mb WOIIWV n: mamm- as a clock. They knew then that he wws the 01m and only 'Doc Reutter, n The inlirmary in New mu- : - t - .. , - A, . . .pmmns mvllcd us over tu lunch Whtln cuti gem No ml wgs about l0 lute mm a. picle when ,t yelled HHL; I'n Kenm '1 mu 7 spare my ltfe, etc. - m that moment R I y' I - V AlhR-tl , a tin- flrmaxy was perfuunmw an 0V -- 1 p D'M 10 DL JSMI I NC . a .punnent ll h r .VIOIUY Eronhots to thix' respecuvc trons. mlsthllzltvttu tho butldmg all to the sky and a h rmm. . I W HP in timC tu Find that It Was Ynur Pl'uphets, Charles Economy Gertrude Steur-rwald Donald Hoppcl SENIOR CLASS WILL We, the Senior Class of 1934. being of sound mind and memmy and considering the uncm'laint 5 of this trail and U'ansllm' life, do hereby make. ordain, publiah and declare this lu be our last will and testament. Our dearly beloved inshtutiun or higher educatmn. a li.tle the wt for wear, goes tu the faculty. To the Jumor Class we leave em: 5-gallon can of kernsene :4: Ignite their spark of knowledge Hf anyy A buck BlllHlEd h'High Schuul Experi- ences of the Scniur Class goes to the Sophomore in hopes that they may prom by in The individuals of our honorable body desire to leave to the less fortunate dlld lhuse who remained behind 7 Dm-is Wintle and Venm Gitehcll leztv to Miriam Nash and Mary Sewell then' mortgage on the back booth 0f the Olympia. Evelyn Bowes poetic ability goo; tu Martin Muller. Harry Hale. Don Waite and Raymund Wulf donate a volume of French Fol- lies to the school to be distributed at the beginning of next year. Gene MnGinty mils his parking place in the Rucrumion Pm'lm- where all gouxl felluws meet, better known as the duguut. to Bob Kum. Eleanm-o Ryzlen, Ruth Smith. Ruth Huvde and Cloris Schweide ski combine .heir elforts toward fuur loud and hearty cheers thnx tylam which gu tn the faculty. Slunley Wayne present: Lloyd Voss mm one at- pool chm. Olivia Gresehkc. Blanch Pal ish, Ruth Purkhurst. Ellwl Luudix'. :md Nlmic Schlmmren give the schnul a map cf the :hm'tesu ruulcs In school. Luverne 013mm and Ernm Lutt leave a pumul Ur hursc mm for the pur- pm m pel'fllming H : 51 udy Hall to Glum Olwn m1 Claude smuh. Audrey 7.1mm- Crown guns m ncxl yml s Tiger Queen, Ruben tEinsteun Knalm's startling uulor cumbinnmrmi nr 109 urc lmuu-tmnh lhn prupel'lv 0f the Art Dppmmcnl fur Mndm-mztic Dcsugmng. y, Orin Ovmtl. and Leon Pctm'san boqumth tn Pnul Holm' and Jotl' Mildnor. Rupch McDonnell, Ilamld Pugsl lln-ir hunk on Huw to Woo and Wm szrnnce Chambers leaves Jerald Sucdxgar one luxuriuu: bouquet of punsiux ' q r la Schult' 2qu Dnrulhv Suhn ' Y NIrrrslmw, Jvmuuv. JPIICImn, Mu ' h . mntgftiflffidid concert park bench m the num- wnrldly we JUNE. hung Awhmm 1,01 gnaw. m clnmd quulh cmm nu flies mos m Jenohl Cnumexz Dnnuld Christy loam Belle HnUnrtv and Mabel Pump h-m-u lln-u- nluily mutt; puma W 11010 Minn, 1w Ihu'm 1m prumlsv m m- t-u-r faithful. M-u-iu 'mrl Jessie Janus, Vrrmmu Lunulaml mul Hum Nelson mmmth thun- uuuufc record u. Elemmrc Thnrpu und Em'yl Hmkvn R but Ilhrnbuck bestows nn Wuwnn LEEHglc his t'avm'ue expression. You du 0 1h u and you clean it up. Dona Gcm'giadcs unh'us.: to Dallas Em d her fathers gnod 1mm VeLoy Munson, Ora Oakland, Vivian Norfulk and Mildred Mass will 1heir love for dancing to Iky Hale. Hazel Mendenhall and Mary Boyle favor Robert Sheeks, the Wonder Boy, whh one bottle of Honey and Almond Hand Lotion. One bottle of Ahsorbine Junior goes to Willie Gross whh compliments of Lois Kuehn and Florence Montankh Charlotte Andrew's curves are the souvenir to Grace Stuart. Douglas Cone succeeds Eldred Balzer in adopting the theme songwl Love Me. Max uGunner Bancroft presems the faculty with his arsenal to be used in quelling Sears in assemblies. Don Hoppel, the big oil and gas man. ni bestows one pound of free air on Lulu Power Dolores Belting and Winifred Frary bequeath their collection of chewing gum rappers to Eleanore Marquardt and Nona J ohnsonh 1 on his hair and gas on his stomach. s. Leigh French, Wilma Kumpf, Ralph Schroeder, Billy Hey, Marietta Evans and ernon Groves will one hand-writaen copy of their combined efforts on Puppy Love to Bob Osborne and Carolyn Rayburn. Arlen Chandler leaves Verna Kamenz behind, P khursl Wood, Kirke Wheeler and Ruby Snedigar surrender their leather book of ten easy lessons on how to be teachefs pet to James Armstrong d Howard Axelrad. James Hall, Kenneth Dill, James O'Conner and John Peterson leave their fondness for cutting paper dolls to Mike Boyle and Max Buchanan. C 'Harry Brown bequealhs his basketball ability to any up and coming Cornie 0 ms Donald IBing Byers leaves his crooning voice. and his long black heard to Reagan Jones - long may he scratch Edeen Carlson tenders her fatherhs apron strings to Della Munslen Vivian Decker and Virginia Anders ' - h , and Helen MendenhalL on: sex appeal goes to Else NenbruggL Alice Boos, Edna Hofer, Viola Drake, Lorrain H - - Berquist, Thelma French, and Viola Hall six seconcel hafj'omn Lemme Loser' Ida time dance tickeis. Gladys Irish leaves her get by with it. regular Friday afternoon holidays to anyone who can oHly Oberbeck. Edith Lynch leaves Edith Strike lmr favnQ-np song 1m, chne Was a Lady. Mark Stafford leaves one book of telephbn? numbers to VaLois Clemens. Thomas Nelsnn gives Paul Dulun om: pair of Pnliceman shoes. Raechel Johnson. Thelma Lundhlad, Lora Mulhollan and Dorothy Nelson leavl: their dned uut lunch baskets in hp used next year for the Tiger Bonfire. 113mm Wadhams and Arthur Salvvrson just leave the school, Billy ZeIIPr, the trapper. donates his 591 of traps to Mr, Dunbar to catch un- wrong students. Irene Bnneslecl and Ruth Fuller will LhDir YFpGrl Cards a: an inspiration :0 Esther Hatrher and Mable Erickson. Bcrniece Tuckcr and Valena Smart leave their nighlly visits to test hill to Eslher Small and Mary Royhl. ona 'J'yrull, Josephme Young and Ellen Caryl Trcdway and Mane Tobin, Dev ' . Woudruff leave their pamphlet on mow to Giggle to Glorm Gordler and my Burnett. Melvin Keck's skating ability goes m Neal Long. Vera Doyle leaves her power tu get her 1 mPn lu Margarui amiscn her theme song Annic Docan Chester. Gertrude Steucrwald bcqucaths to Ann J Live Here Any Mora Pally Logan passes on his Cn lenders Kenny Nnn'i: his favorite slogan. Who loves not he is a fool his whole his long. Mildred Grace Archie Graham. Lunillc Farrell and Alta Davis impan w Marv Helm Warren and Earl chswr one hot waier bottle. 11 Bul'dick lcave 1hc proverb uBlushing H l Bunside, Dons Boughlon and L . 15:1 of vxrluc to Gladys White and Joyce Andelson, as George Georgiadcs Ann Peterson avoirdupois m Mnrguenlc Horton. Roy Englcbrets wine, women and song, is the V Chax'lcs Economv lPav his power to mglu 510: m- - Gail and Lenore bequgath to Mary on hHow 10 get your gum' 119E perfccl class manners go to Jeff Best regards, and CDrTlnE Bcwe their secret L - C Mildncr. uuns as Rtx Garret: Faith Ha:kell Buster Irish The Io'nowmg firms nnxnnms: 5ch Bakery BANKS: Nalinnn! Bank 0! Humn Security Nalionad Bank CAFES: CunEy Island Lunch Cozy Cafe Cub Lunch Dome Shop Deoot Cafe Green Lantern Cafe Huron Lunch Nick's Candy Knehen 0. K. Cale Olympia Cuff: vaico Cafe Wamp, Shop CIGAR STORES: Mrycrk Curnnr Pat's Cnrner CLEANERS: Snmhys Cleaners Star Cleaner? Valle! Cleaners I:LDTIIING STORES: Calmcnson's Geigm : Hubmhl .5: thichl KnL-pp's Osborn's JV c, yummy Cov Manlgmnery wm a; Cu DAIIUES' Gugnun . Go'd Medal Dairy 3 North Amurimn Cx-mmmcs DENTISTS' r. H Emu E. H Km . New York Dental CluHC J. c. Stink R A Slfalwn w. F R. Whurmn E F Wipf G A Youel RAPERIES: Wagnefs Drapery 5MP lhcm our thanks an'd appxeiclauon; DRUG COMPANIES: Ellis Pharmacy Humphrey 5 Drug Store Lnngstaff Drug Cc. Penimn Drug Cu. Sherman a; Mae Wheeler Drug Co. FINANCE COMPANIES: Beach 81 Dickinsun Co. FLORIS'IS: Siebrecht Florist Walker Floral Co, FURNITURE EUSINES Axclrad's Fumiugre Fullzrmn's Furnllure Slum GAMGES: A, M Urquhart GROCEns: Baskvl Gracerv J, K Dramdam Prop, Catmgn Grocery East Side Gracory Home Gl'acery K. . n. Lamps Mnrkcl Co Miller Grocery mews Food Shop Red om HARDWARES: Suvcr's Hurdwurc Co. Wmhel Hardware Cu, nosrmns; Huron Clinic INSURANCE AGENCIES: Earl Flanagan H. J. 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