Huron High School - Tiger Yearbook (Huron, SD)

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W L l I F. .- ..1 7- rAI. MAI Our Best AlI-Around Mates The handsomes and tho fair! The tun gUOdV lookm' Sludvnis m lhe picture are the ten most allrarounrl mm; In Ihe Seninr Mass For fhe boys, Tiger ng Bob Klan class prpxy Harold Kamhak, v inrcsident Ray Ka- minsky. sncremryItreasur Bob Zlcske, and Ex president Bnh W'thcy emerged victorious m UIL' hallming. Bah Zieskc and Harold were Tiger King Knights of Honor, and Bob WhIIney and Ray worn attb'nrizmt: AH the fellows him?l beev very aclwo in school 1pr Four nrp A-clubbera, two havn wnn lhltors in sports. Band, dramalics, journalism and vocal music also Mmm Ihpm, The lovely ladies include Marye Gmrgiades, Peggy Hall, Glorm Lusk, Florence Sothnr, and Peggy PicKcH. Maryc and Peggy Hall were Maids of Honor m the Tiger Queen, and Glori'e and Peggy PicKell WPl'e attendants Florence is the schools n. A. R rnpresentativL Joumahsm, A Club dramatics forensics and chorus are all roprbsented ton lhe tsn were chosen In make . posile pictures of Bob TIger and gfu'hgilfifrlI The whole Samar class vuIed 11mm u buy examples of our high school life 45 m A11 ten have shuwed UIB Sp um kcops our high schuul moIi most is an outatanding chayacter' whole group. Thur Dupul nlv Mic m On their friendliness and mIe Charaq Sr basod, P u! our wop ten up against anyohE-S 8' Wcll pyc come out wmners. . an d be! V- and gumption 5 Active m

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Top Notchers in Scholostics Pmnf Lhal Huron 15 becoming smurtur and smarter is offered by thr- 194! Honor Roll. IL is' the largest in me history nr mo schnm. Actually, uur R011 doubles that of Last year! NIembcrshlp m mo Hmmr mm m ummd tu thoSc graduatirl: Svnmrs who hnvn an average In schrimship of 90 par 0an nr rum pa 'l'hxs magnum jq based upon Iho-fom'ryo .m hxgh School Our umtonemuals m this years group limb; NC A r-fivr, That's more man one- SCVQmL': M Ow. whnlo senior class: Blame us for QElln'prqud7t11g list 01 slrarlios is anodlclorvan wi1,Hp d'r,'theI iuv lop-nolchcr of 1110 entire classv Sh m WM m? a remarkable average ul almost q 5 marked , 11 per cent. Stepping on her heel: upd nncwhd Cash Ha ruccivcs the title of Salthandilc! W. ms wmzk. Close behind th1 IS V$3.:altgyrlmiqa, and she 5 only about a xwdlh of 19 'cn 2; fingernail ahead of Elamo Smngm'rl. Nuxj. arc Harlan Blake and Maxine Plllen. both pracuually on top of Elaine, Incidentally, thcrds not enough spacc between Wilma and Maxim for an amp even a vmy man an! to crawl through. . Thu fact mat rrnm 94 to 90 per cant mne. lean more supcrrinlcllccts are crowded shows that nonn- oJ' them has sufficient space to breath Harold Kamb E: leadk UH, and is followed Un mdcrl by Glulm Clu . pherscn. Kathleen Reed. Mary VchsKur. Floxcnu: Selher. Jeanne Craig, and Gordon Anderson. Dorothy Smim is next. then Mm'gnrn: Minpn Mary Frances Tmtge, Carol Slknrrn. Thelma PicKell and Robert Klan Wind- ing up the list are Dnlnrps Voorhees, Dnnald P117 1m Marjm-m Tobin, Randall Lampv, PFggy Hall, and Bony Nielsen. A group as largo .15 mm makes anybody's clwst swell wnh prldv u cmainly does ours,

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Arlene Anderson Gordan Anderson Shirley June Buryinger Heme Buumun Harvey Bender Curman Borah Harlan Blake John Anderson Done the Most fur Huron Humid Knmbak Flarence Samar Grace Buwder Tad Andrews Maxine Anderson Benin Bares Chandler Beech Ruben Bevg Gayle Bowers LGVIID Brenner