Huron High School - Tiger Yearbook (Huron, SD)

Text from Pages 1 - 86 of the 1943 volume:

I'I IIII I DZ' 5' To the Huron High School's men in the armed forces of our nation do we dedicate this I943 Tiger. We honor their saCYiFlCE, their courage. their youth and meir ideals which made them typical of American fighting men. Vle honor especially the memory of Robert Adams. Marvin Furch. Robert Hornbeck, Philip Sweet. Stanley Shaw, and Raymond Walsh. --InV-niI-III-r-IIIIIIIJ 1 II II I I I1I1LI4IIII1IE Lieut. Robert E. Adams Army Air Corps July 7, 1942 ' ' Lieur. Marvin Furch Army Air Corps March 30, 1943 Av. Cadet Robert Hombcck P S I Army Air Corps more fun ey Shaw 1 U. 51 Army January 16, 1942 - September 10, 1941 Pilot Omar Ph111p Sweat , 1 AV, code. Rcymond Walsh Royal Canudmn Air Forces Navy Aw Corps Math 27, I942 March 4, I943 v is for VICTORY, it will soon be in sight; I I is for IDEALS, to preserve them we fight! I C ' is for the COUNTRY we all dearly love; I T is our TRUST in the Father above! R is for RIGHT, it must triumph in the end! I is I'The YANKS are coming! And we never will give in--- We'll fight right to the tinish---until the day we WIN! 0 is for the OCEANS we'll always defend; i I I I I I I I l . 4 9 rs - O 2 12H? ,gmeww In 5; ADMINISTRATION W WHHII-IIIIi-'I.iiilii! Rmrhnz Mm hmk Ion m ugm me .l w Om-rme A D: .v TO Colonel A. J. Lang: Mr. Lang has just. completed his eighteenth year as superintendent of the Huron Ciky Schools. Duringr these years he has gamed 2m everlastmg place in the heart OI every member nf the student body, His kindly nature greets each and every student both mside and outside of school. Students, who have gone tn him for Counsel, have found him of valuable assistance. With these years of guidance under his skilled hands any student graduating from Huron High School shuuld feel that his high school background has been complete. K A HJNMHVHH m un n w r. Pmcmm Ch-vk sz Lang Sllmlmwnzlvn' lMuc Mn 5, w. Keck To Major 0. D. Dunbar: Showing the way to Huron High School students, Princip'al O. D. Dunbar has truly demonstrated an enlightened method of grouy guidance durmg the past eighteen years. His untiring efTorts have alh ways been directed for the best interests 01 the students. He acts as coordinator In almost all matLers, im- partant or trivial. His sincerity cncuurages us to place our confidence in him. We appreciate the tolerance and understanding which have made Mr. Dunbar the friend. as well as loyal adviser of every high school student. Student Council o. n DUNEAR. as. M . Frmmpnl nr 11w Smhur Hugh school Members Slunlium nun WPv'lUYFI'l From row 1va m :1 m .MVL-e Qualc. Bum c Prm Dunbar. Edward Weameml A D st-upuuh, Dmum mum; Svmmrl MN. le2 m nght Grim! Lax-sonh Rmmumx 1mm Tma Manon; Nnr'udn 0mm, 14,an Mer Marie nzmmx Tlurd Hm ch m nEhv Norman Buck. Duaua Sm . KcHh mm mm wmm Feallm. 79f L: 7w. Tum Lm,h Ivmn smun-mm MR PAELSON On To Victory Our faculty proved their luyalty lo thclr country by setting aside many otherwise free hours to same on van- nus defense jobs, At the start of the 1942-43 school year, four new faculty faces appeared on our campus in the persons of Miss Ecnnell. Miss Nimtz. Mr EngeL and Mr. Campbell. At the cluse of the first semester, Miss Ruth Wilcox resigned to accept a position at Dakota Wesleyan University. Hex- Session Room and the faculty each gave 3 Farewell Party for her. No new teacher was hired to replace her, as there already was sufficient teacher time, Now for the vital material about our Captains: ELIZABETH BONNELbArt; Enghsh; Art Club; Senior SPUIJSOF. HENRY HOTT- MANNuTyping; BaSK' Math; Bioloi RY; Victory Corps; Hi Y Club; Junior Sponsor. LAURA BRISCOEiShm-t, hand; Commerclal Arithmetic: SenV ior Sponsor. WILMA BLISSiLann; Hyglene; Commerce and Industry; Latin Club; Jumor Sponsor MARIE GRIMESVHistm'y: Socmlogy; Vic- tory Corps; Senior Sponsor. PERCY VVASHABAUGILVHISIOI'IV: Asslstam Athletic Coach; Victory Corps; Junior Adviser. L C. PAULSONiEconom, ics; History; Victory Corps Chairman; Seniur Sponsor. DANA HARLOW- Spamsh; Engllsh; Spamsh Club; Sen- ior Sponsor. RALPH ROYaPhysics; Chemistry; Tiger Business Adviser; Senior Sponsnr. MISS HARLOW u H MR ROY With Huron's Focu Ity MISS BAILEY . . REUTTER DELBERT REUTTER-Speech; Debate, Declamation: , x ' Sophomore Sponsor. VERA BAILEY Highn-zr Mather MR SHEPERSKV matics G.A,A.; Jumor Sponsor: Activity Fund Auditor. DUAN SHEPERSKYiAvmtiOn; BiOlUgY; Student Assuciatiun Adviser; Pep Club Adviser; Junior Sponsor. Miss com: ms: TATT IsATIHBEEiIIVIE?NSE3T'qFUthli5m; English; Tiger Adr Visel: 1 d ,HO - mow Corps, Sophomore Sponsor, FRANLbb TAITVC ' Wins; Commercial Law: Sophomore Sponsor. ETHEL SHIMMlNiTVPmE; Bookkeeping sophmme SPUhsor. VIVIEN R'UHL. MANiEngllsh; Natmnal Honor Society; Sophomore Sponsor. JESSIE KAISERuAdvanced Sewing. RUTH NIMTzilerarlan; lerary Club. DONA BROWNi Salesmanship; Bookkeeping; Disu-ibutivp Educamn; Red Cross Anlmer; Sophomore Adviser. V MSW W55 BROWN MISS NmTz mss K 5-1 1:, MISS CAH'FAZR HELEN BUCHANANiGlcc Club: Mixed Chorus; Treble Clef; Trouba- dours. MARGARET CARTERgAc- compauisL for Miss Buchanan, MR CAMPBELL ARTHUR ENGEL Instrumental Musm; Drum Major and Mamrettes, HARRIET HENKiAsslstam to Mr Engel, GEORGE DEKTDTZiAthW lcucs: H, Club: Physical Education. ROBERT CAMPBELL - Advanced VIP-hanmal Drawing. RUTH WILV COxiDruma, Speech; Mathematics: Dramatic Coach: Sophunmre Sponsor, RUTH LEVVALLENaSt-honl Nurse. Rod mes First AMI. WAVA LAR SEN Annual Advlser: lel and ScmlI.PiAlpha101a;Juniux-Spnnsmz English. CATHERINE ML-KAY - Advanced Cuoklng Thus thv Senior High Fm'ultv members are builrlmq human worth, stimulating; cilizoni 5111p crcatmg ms. opemng 11p to each pupxl cn usth to them his maximum possiblhues fur usdnlnoss and happiness. MISS LARSEN ,r .wss Mmm' Of Democratic Ideals OFFICE STAFF Miss Grace Wilson, better knnwn as Gracie, claims her hobby to be raismg plants. When asked her hidden ambition, she stated that she once had the nohon 10 wntc, but having nevm' found tune is contentej with her pos1t10n as secretary 1.0 out Prinmpal O. D. Dunbar Poundmg out our National Anthem not onlv kEEpS up the morale of the people, buL alum makes Miss Mable Myers happy. Incidently, her ambition has always been to become a concert pianist, She is indispensable as a secretary to Mr, Lang 1n the Superintendel 5 office. MISS WILSON MIss MYERS CUSTODIANS OF BUILDING AND GROUNDS, FIREMAN AND BUS DRIVER 'Raise a garden and help win the war, states ML Harrv Peek, preferably known as hButch. When he retires With Mr, MBill ZeHer, they are going to see some big football games and spend the rest of their time huntmg and fishing, Mr. Cranstnnt Jim, wants to go back on the farm. but Mr, George Thompson declares that he will 20 on being a hreman 0f the high school and spend his iEisurc time hunting and hshmg, Mr. Cranston is janitor oi the new addiViun hi the Senior High School. Mr Peek is janitor 0f the orlgmal part nl' the building we THOMPSON MR r'quxsmN MK PEEK A 17 w CLASSES 0n Dull Youth Marches On ,; , ,w. SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS DON WEATHERILL LORRAINE AuLEn VERNON TIMPERLY President Stul'mury-Trnnsurer VmurFrc-ildunl W give my hand and my heart to this vote Candidates of the chcralists, Nationalists, -Danicl Webster. Such was the slogan of and Whippersnappers competed strongly the Seniors as they filed to the pulls to vote for these prominent posiLions of their class. for Senior Class Officers This gave each The final outcome was victory for the and every Senior the opportunity to pm'lici- Nationalists. pate in and apply our Dcmucralic l'nrm of v government, CLASS COLORS Blue and White '22.?! ENS ? CLASS FLOVk'ER American BeauLy Rns: CLASS MOTTO Ahead dawns the day of victory SENIOR BO ARD - 12 m ugh! Ann Va John SrIIanIK--. .I mm. Don WuauxcH . m- mlwlm. .Mlm Emmy, HURON PUBL! 52! DA 5m? Svmm P1 eb-Idl'nl DON WEATHERILL. ulto has been a sleady. dpprndahle guard m ruuman :nr Ins mrcc years, has been In A club, Latin club, and HIVY His um- slnnaling characm mp. rated him high m m: r: :m LORRAINE AHLERiA Club. v. Pres; v; Alpha lulu: Laun Club: Band, Orches- Ir Glee Club Mixed Chorus, sec, Thrcn SchooI Festival '1 llc Clef: Jr. Sec. 5r, Sec m-urusentauve Sn, Drum Mawreu M of Honor; Nat. Honor Sac. THOMAS ALLEN Transferred from War 50 .Mirm Jr year, DONNA MAE ANnERSON 5.A. cape Club: Mixed chorus EVANNE ANDERsorkmee Club. Mixed Chorus: Art Club. .mvCE ANDERsoNicAA: Glee cluu, n Amha mm Pep club Mmud Chorus. 2mm BAILEYiBand; Gk: Club: Muted Chorus: Transterxed ' urn Floodwnml. Mum. Snph yPar, mm: BAILEYiLatm Club: H cum; x-vunumu, Tlvwk hnmmmnl AL-Uvilies: Glee Cluh: Tiger Stan: Attendant. m King erx' Slam Km Hunuz' Sac EARL BAILOR-Track H club Sllldcnl ng- Famball Intramural Acuvmes Hi Y. G192 chm Tiger Starr, JAFKIE HAKEHin Alplm ma; Glee Club: Mi 5d chorus Treble Ciel: Drum mammne Allunuam to Queen. JOHN BAknispamsh club: 11 Club H. , anball Basketball; Intramural A:- Ir He; Emu: Oruhcsxr Glee Club. Mnmd Chorus: Three Schnnl r'rshwl. Anger Sim: Pcp Band: Sr Boarn DUNN BASTAIN Mmm Auplunc Club: Spamsh Club T1 ack: Band MARVIN BLOOMBERG-A Club: Spamsh mm, :1 Club, ankalbau Smdem trump cLl: nem-cscxmnw 51' K: gm ot mm- m Hoys' sme. Nat. Hmm Sun pm; ACVFS RHUMEMAr 912.: Club JEANNE BOSMAwSpHnish cmb: Glee Chm Mmed chums. Tiger Slan HARRIS BnENNER-H Club Fomball' Eudu m. Snph, Fran .71, v Pres. ngcr a 1.0mm JUNE RllFKIJ-IY RmuL Glee mm. Vxnmd Chm Transfermd fmm Doland. s. Dak Sr um c LIBRARY A AVE 3 HURON. 31357350 11A R. Rauresemauvc TENA MANOLIS :s In three musical argamzauans. A cum Qum and Scroll. Nanonak Hunar Some. was In Latm Club, E. Alpha 191a, Is on the Student CnuncIL as wall as being uuVudMuV of me 1943 Annual. Tana has a very ehanmng purwnahty. MYRDN BURGERgA club; Basketball: Dehatp. DONNA JEAN BUSSE-Pl Alpha 1913' Latin Club. P , Club: GV - Txgcr Play: Glee Clu Mlxpd Chm Thr e Schuul Festiva reble cm: Txger sxam Yearbook Staff Representative 5 Drum Majoreue; Cheu- Luadun 'mnu Qucm DALE CASEv-H Club: Fombau: Track: Basketball; Sapn, V Pres: Knight of Hurlun HAROLD CHAMPLINi'n nck RDSE c0031 7A Club HARRY cowmn Dmtrlhuuve Education CALVIN Congmm Airplane Club. BaskzlbalL Glee Club: In Y. JERALDINE CRAEEwPi Alpha Iota: Lab in Club: Tiger Flay. Dank- nx-clamm wry Cnnzpsls. Glee Club: mxcd Charm Truce schnnl FPSnvml noaomv CRAlciFi Alpha mu Lann cum. Txger Flay. nmm . muumumy Cunlests. Glee Club: lvnxcd Chorus: Threr Schcal resllval EDWARD CRITCHETTime chm . .Chtb: Football: Track Intramural Acm mes H: Y Glee Club: Mm-u m us, Three School Feslival: Troubadour. Tx- gm Stan: Yeaxbnnk sum JAMES CUMMINGS Hy Y Inlmmlnal Acllulws PEGGY naum 12A club m Alpha loln' Latm Clun Pep Cum. Glcc chm. M 'ed Chorus Three School Fesuva T1 Mu Clef; Accompmw Jr Hunk. T' gel' sun. umm Majmtllm JOHN unsMONnicamexa cum DORIS DICKINSONaPI Alpha Iota. Lam era rlub: Glee club Mm-u Chums ARDELLE DIGREiPl Alpha ona. Fnihm- Awdv'd G.A.A: Txgm Fm, My Club: Glee Club Mixed Ciwrus. Tum 5mm Foshval Cheer Lemlt-L NORMAN DUNCAN; Facing the Futu re i! ggfw cam Dunn.me mun Football- Tack: Haskulb . , , . : u; Glee Club-an. Intramural chv. JACIiiiLLEEKZBgrgmu; Intramural Ac. mu ,. a r ; u 4 . Amndsm to King. Qm arc! 5mm. RICHARD ENGLEBRET ENin c1 Football: Track Easkvlshallv b .YUBHNdENKQR'l-ELEHXI Club, Enkahnll' an ' L'r La : H a d - Smaum Council. Q ! 5mm COREINE FARRELLipx Alpha mm 110 rlamntory Comnsts: Glee chm MARIE FE'I'HERHUFFikx Alpha lula: Glee club, Trznnsfnrrad mm Tacoma. Wasningmn Jr. year. FLANAGANiPI A1 ma 101 . Ash Club, G.A.A. I a span ROBERT FRIEsmrngcr Fm: Glee Club; Mixed Chorus: Troubadour RITA PHYLLIS GASCOIGNEiPi Alpha 1m Pep Club: Glee Club: Mmcu Clmru Tmr Staff, Yuarhnnk sla Drum Mu. 10mm: Anandant to Queun. HELENE GEDHGIADEsiPi Axum 1m; Spanxsh Club, Glee cum; mxed Chums, ThreE School Fpsmal; Red Cross Ber, resenmhva. mm GEYERMANV H club. Fuulball: Trark, GIEE. Club: Mixed rrlmrus: Three School FEsllval: T.nuuaamm, AIIx-mlum m Kma- MAX NE GILMANr A club: PI mmm m Spanlsh Club; Dcclamamry Can. M.S- 'ngcr 51am Rompsentmmn Sr J Lalin Chm, 0w Gonumpn Alpha Iom. LOIS NiA Club P1 Aluhzl mu 1m. chm Mixed Chm'u MARIAN GH un Club. 'Lr'vanee 5mm : Fesnval. G IFFlTniVH Chm FODHYTIH, TRICK D?.ie m m Muted cm . Troubadours 'rransIK-Ired mun hnm N. oak, Jr. yam, Bow' 5mm MARVIN BLOOMBERG nun mm 51 me msmsmys an an a:lm'e averap Tm. baskuhau squsu llu: season He . a A Club. and mudgm Cmmcu memr alw an , . bu uesmm hung l yea: s presmcm m 1x uuna! mmnr bnmply M. vm nas ed ommmdmg Ialenl as a baseban m me Junior Luague dem Eager To Defend q; 24 p. 7 GLAUYS GUTHMILLEkiG mm Glee Club: Mixed Chan KEITH HANSONiTu In Club: Glen Chm mm -.1 nrus Tluuc Sclmul Fr-sllval: Smdenl Councxl. DJELEA HANSONiPI Alpha 1013: 5mm- 15 Club: Band: Glcn Club: Mixed Chev 'us' Three Scnuul FCSUVal: Sludunt unmL Auenaang m Qllcl-n MARJORIE IIATLESTAD P: A! m Iota' Latin Club. ma, Orcheslr - ce cxuu H1 Chorus. n ee School chmal; Am C ub MAHHL HECKENLIADLL-A Club SHIRLEY HESSiPi Alpha mm Glen: Club: Mixed Chmus. B Chorus .vmxm-z HILLERYiA Club: P1 Amha lol Spanish Club Tmux wag Glee cu . uncd cnnm; Three School rusr lwal 'hger surf; Smdem Cuuucvl NEAL HOAGLUNqu CIub- Fuutba Track: BasketbaL Tmnw. mi in 1 wmmm, Mum, Snph yuan. MAJDRY HOFFMANN-Fi Mpm Iota: A Club. Pap Chm mun Club: GAIL. Glne Clab. ALMA ZIOnSLEXL F1 Almm Inn. ALICE HUGHEsin Mpm Inla. L015 JEAN JEFFLHS G,AA- Glcc chm: chd Umrus- Transicrrcd mm Hdcw uuck, s Dak, Jr yvm llr'anEY JELMELAND rlnhrwmral M- mum ummm um JOHNSON in Alpha m8 me Cmb: Glee Club: B Chou; JANET JOHNSON P: Alpha Ion. Laun Club: Glee Club: B cIm -.. . RUTH JOHNSTONiPI Alpha Iota: m c Flmln Mned L'hmus. Three Schlml FD:- m. Tm: Quwn DONNA RUSSE u- Well known m We mdenl had nnu ox Humn 1mm .elgutlc m. n wars and Dw x MMUI'L-Hc: Emacs mkmr, nan m m.- Glee Club, Latin Mum GAAV, Trehlc cm. In Alpha 10m and FM: Ckuu, Dnnna w also a mcmhe: n: H1r Yembrmk Staff True Americans .33 25 l;: 7 ' 1W! stplavmg oulslandmg abilny as a ton:- lmll n thck mm hnskcthzlll 'uarCL DALE CASE Ias been a must cons 'hger Teams tor the pasl 1 men ,9, , Dan'umcd H1: yours mu mam Dale was nlccled Sophomore xn e-pres:dem and a ngm 0: Hum; m we Tlgcr Kine. Ber .rnmzs Pv Mm... lulu: Glee clun. Mixed Chorus: Three Sclmnl Feszwal, Tluhle ClL-L Mlk Mam; Almndam to Queen. VERA JONES A Club: Pi Alpha Iota: 0129 Club. mm! Chums. Three Schaol Fesuvsl, ROBERT KELSON Spanish Club: II ciub: Fu than: Track. EasketbalL Sludem Mg- Intramural Actwuies: State Ten- n' Tou'riznem Band, Glee chm Sopn. am vL-Ils. CARMEL KIRBXLPI Alpha Ian G A A: Glee Clu - Tiger sum MARIE LaCRAF'I-A Club: Pi Alpha Kala Scholarshin Cu Spunmh Club; Ban ncsxra Glee Club: and umms Th: Huluml rmmn lel .md Sex 11- Yearbook sun: .mmc LAMpLA cum 9. ,upm. mm La n Club Band' orchestm Glee clulr M. m; mm.- TL ea Schunl FusuvaL Tmblc clef Tiger Editor All Stall: sun; mm; and Scroll; Raprcscnlauvu 5r, Nat. Honor Sacxeh Aucndam Ac Quccn' 12. Alpha mm s . larshm Cup. MORRIS LAsuwooD-Glee Club: Mixcrx Clzmm. TI'HT Srhnnl rpsuvaL .m. m s,mvsawia cum P1 Alpha 10m: Laun club, vmmca LEHFELDTMA Club P: Alpha ma: Declumnhny cumusu Tlum Sl'llum Fesnval: Orchestra: TxEcr Staff, me Club, Tu-a Sr. uaam. Rll'MAHD LIEM-A club v. Pr Span. 15h Club H m 1, mum . lnumlu mun es Debate, Glee Club: Mixed Chum Thrcc Sclwul Feshval Truuhzlr umm. 1ger Sta : Quill and Scroll: Annual Ednor; NM FurL'nuL' Lcaguc. Nal Hunm Snc.. Allendam m mag ums' sme :11 Y Student Councn. Donornv LINKiA cum Glee Club RAMONA LPNHGREN F1 Alpm mm; Laun uub, KEITH mm: Lu Y. uavm MCCOYiTlch' may, Dcham; Glu- Club DARLENE MCDONALDiGlue Club. Txm fermd m Ivm'mnu, 3 mL . Yuur JOHN wMAIIoN Span h chm H chm, F0 IbnlL Tuck Int :mu. ml t'IIvnhes mm 5139:. NJ KATHLEEN MAHOWALD-Pi Alpha 1012; Spanish club LOIS MALLONiih 101s: Txger Fla Senna! Pnsnvm. TENA MANOLISgA cum, P1 Alpha lam: Lalln Club: Orchmlra: Glee Clun: M'xed Chorus: Three School Fesuvzl, cm: 1n er sun, Jr. class. Pm resemat ve sr.: Student Count, of Honar: P: Alpha loll Cuurlusy Award: Na: Hunor Snc lel and Scroll: Yearbuak Eduar: DAR. Award Snnwnakc Quern Cnnhzslmn Resorves: F1 Alpha Glee Club: Three CLAUDE MARSTON rumban: Glee Elwin Mixnd Chorus: Three Selma! Fm. w; INA MAE MEINKaBand. Pi Alpha mm FERN MELIUSHP; Alpha mm G.A,A. Glee Club: Library Club MARVKN MOORE MERWYN MOORE7CamPra Club. WALTER MUELLER? MARILYN MYCUEiGIL'l' Club A Gun: 1:. Alpha Iala: Pep chm Mixed Chump. EVELYN NELSON-Girl ResErvca, Lllymvp Clulx Lnlin Club. Glcc Club, Jilxcd Chorus CHARLOTTE NEWLAND-I'l Alpha lulu: GA A.: Glee Club: Mixed Chum; BETTY NOLANiG-lve cum; Mama Cha- n ; p: Alpha 1m: Band. Transfcrrml 1mm Cavnun s Dakq Snph year LOIS NORQUISTiGluu Club: Tandmw red rmm wmvo 5 Dak. Sr ,x REVA NORRlsiTranslcrrml hum Du- 5mm s nak, s. CLARENCE NDHTHEYiPEP Cluh Bas- koman. Glc: club Mixed chorus lem Eusmv-m sun. Clleex Lcadsr Cheerxlw smnmg m nu wm k Is LORRAINE ABLEK who has anamed a mgr. 50x01 lic mndmg She Is dEHVP m musical 'nnlzalm g Lalin Club, Nammal Harm 'ncva, . .1 Maui of Hnnnr to lhe T120: c neem and Is sau-mary4rea- m 1'01 111? I'nmr Claw To Secure Victory -: An accomplished Inusiman at llm Scninr Claza x5 ALAN VAN vcoRHls, who Is a member at Me musxcal orgzmzalmns. an achve debaten and IS Tlgvr advulisinu manager. He is a member of me Nauonal Honor Sncmlv and was chosen as lht Hu-cd .x.n to. the Turkey Hop, thnmm FAFFAsispumsh Club: Glev Club: vaed charm: anee Schnnl F uvuL Euys' 51am JEANNE PARRDTTirPi Alpha lot - Latin cmb: Band; Ox'cllcskra meg chm- Mlxpd Chorus: Thruc School chnva Treble cm; 'I'lgL-r 5mm DOROTHY FATTERSDNrGIer cum: Mixed chorus: Transferred from Mis- slon HIII. s. Dak., Sr. veeu. JESSIE PAuLSON-Px Alpha Io! Laun club GILA. Band: Orchcsll' Glee Club Mixed Chorus. Three Sumol FesV Ural: smdem Counm: A Club. ETHEL MARIE PECK-Svamsh Chub: G. A A Orclleslra: P1 Alnha Ima. EVERETT PEcK-Dlsuuwuve Education. HOWARD PETER50N 7H Chm. Cow Am '1: QUALEiA Club Glen cum Mixed Chorus: Three School mnvai- '1 mm: cm, Sludenl Counml: Auundam ;o Queen: Red Cross Council P1 Alpha m . MELVIN RALSTONime Club: Pup cm. Fuumall. mun mun. Mm-d chm Yus RUTH EAMSELL Spamnh mm. Pi Alpha Iom JAMES RAXiModel Airplane Club: Glee Club Inhmmnal Achvmes Mned mm. m Troubadaurs: Sludem Cnuncn: AI- wndanl 1.. Km; hgm Ednnr MARGARET REILLALA chm; m Alpha Ima rep chm Glue Cm v M ed Cho- 1' :' Tmhk' vlof Tutu Sum. RAMONA REIN'I'SMA P1 Ahma n A Pup Cum, Glee chm, mud Chnrus, LOUISE RITTERilx Club 89:11 an mm. mm. Club Sludcnl counclL Alums ROGERS Spamsh Clu Chub B Chums MAVIS ROGERS VA club. Laun Club B Alpha mm Glu- JOHN SCHNEIDER Baskamnu: studcm Council, Transferred from Dcs Moim-s. Iowa 51 year BETTY ANN SHELDONiF': Alpha Iom Camera Club: Lalin Club' rep Club. Glee Club: Mxxed Chorus, Tth'L' Schuul resmal. JEAN SIIGENTHALG-A club 2?! Alpha Inla: GAA, Tiger Fla; G!m- Club Treble cm. Mlxud Chums; 'rmee School chuan CHARLES SIKORRA-Spanlsh Club: Band, YOTA SKEZASv-A Club: Fi Alpha lam Tvler Pia Glen club, Mixed Chaim. Tum- SlaH' xoagm' SMITH Emul; n Cum. RUTH SMITHiLxlm Club; orcnuslm, Sludunl CounL'II: A Club. Pi Alpha Iota. HELEN SNEDIGAlliFi Alpha mm mum Club: Pup Club: Ghee Club' and Chorus: Three Scham Festival: T:gcr sum nmm Mumuup MARILYN SNYDER mm- CluIL Mm-d chums; P. Alpha Icla. IIELMUTIZ STAIILiModcl Airplane Cguw; Fomhnll. 'rmk kelbail: lnnamuml Acuvnics. KEITH STANTONiA Club: Laun Chm: Glen cum. Mlxn-d Char s 'hgm' sun Txgcr Business 5130' CHARLES STEUERWALlJicch- C1 Mmod Chorus Thrm- School mm School Acm-ny Elccmcmn ETTA MAP srlmnw VP: Alp H. mm, c A A. lec Club JJLA STUARTWA Club: P1 mum. nu. spamshc b 61va clm-l'mb Mixed Cllmus 'n on SL'IIunJ Fuuva Tulw: Ck-L CAROL SUITBH U1. um. Jr mm 51, May 1on Play, Glee Club leA Lam! Clul: DELORFS SWANEY nul ncscxvm Dm Iml- Dulamnmu Conu-su ch mm. Tvg smrr Tugm Spam Hm .IAvK ELLER. has qumn Kmmnnlll m m- mmnah-m- unlk m Ix u mmum M Hu- Nanonal Unnm ' mm. gum and SCy'ulL uasa Ru, sun. am mrvml ax .m mlmmnx m we 'ng Km: paw . . , Beaming gavly is musical and iuurnahstic JEAN LAMPE. Sh? has been :1 membnr cl tour nmwcal Draanimuons and a steady Clubber, She is a member of Qqu and I-rall. Nallonal hanar Sumeu'. and vs mar mm am m: had um privlh-gz- of bEng on the All-Stale staff oi Hmh Schnul Journalisls, EUGENE SWIFTaH Club: Faulball kulball: Track: Intramural Acli Band. smaml Cumml. GERALD 'IANGEuiA Club: spanish mun Intranunul Arlivnu Handy MARJORIE 'ruqu-miPu Alpha Xoxa: Gm- Cluk Mixed Chorus' Three School Fesr tival: Treble Clef. ELNm-m THOMPsoNgPi Alpha mum Glee Club. H Club' Foot- xmramm-m Ac- sum. JOHN THORFE'A Chm: b2 Track, Basketball uvmes. Captain: Buy VERNON TIMFERLYiH Club: Foulball' 'I'r -k: Basketball: Sr mas v. Pres. Student Cnunml. nonomzy TSCIIETTERV Pep club Transferred ham Walsey, s. Duk Sr. yonr ELMA TSCHETTERHPI Alpha iota me chm Glee Club. Mxxed Churn Three School Fesuvax InENE TSCHETTERwCamcrn Club: Glee Clukx thed Chorus, Three Schnul Fes- lival; Tx-nnstcn-cd 1mm Yale sv an Jr year JACK VAN ARSDALE H Club: Footqau, Track Basketball: Ancndum m ng: Bay: State ALAN VAN VDORIilsiA Emu Lalm Club: Truck. Inlrumu 1 Actwme's: Db bale Band: orcheszr : Glee Club. Mmcd cnom TIVYL'E Suhuul Femval: Trouba- dour; Turkey Hop Hired Man Pep Band Tlg - Business 5mm Represen- talive Sr Studem council. Auundam m ng . Baurd HARLAN WALDNExiMode! Au'ukmc Cluu: TiEL'r Flay: m-Y G!m- nun Slu- dcnl Councu. LLOYD WALLACEiTrack. Intramural Amwmei, Cumin: HA1 PHILLIP WALSHiH chm Fomhall Track Basketball, Mgn Intramural Ac- nuiws. Cuplzun Hl-Y Student Council. DONALD WEATHERILLgFoothaII; A Cvm mun Huh Hirv, Sr Pres E' HNLYN WEBSTER-Girl RL-u'rvps Pl Alpha Ima Spamsh mun, Glee Club , a 29 k; 7 of Luck--Closs of '43 MAXINE GILMAN has been Very Icuve in armory and her co-opcraliveness has made her mdlspensable on me Txgur sun. She is alsu in member or P; Alpha Iota Spanish Club and A Club. Last year Max- me had me honor oi winnmg lhe mnuncan Legion Essay-Dcclmumion Conu-sk m Ilu- Ian. Sh:- onmxad lhc S'ale Conleai a! Winchell .lOYt' WIERSCHKE VA cm - Pl Alpha 10m Duclmnmuu Cuumm ma:- cmb Mn. charm. Tmhle Clef: lecl'. Page delu lel and Sew BETTY JEAN wmsE Gul m-N-rws Lir bmu nub Fu Alulm 10m. DON WILSONwModcl Airllkmu Club: 11 rmh thlhun Track, Glee Club. HARLAN woLDJnger Flay. In-Y, 120mm WOODWORTHiMudI-l Amman: Club. vaIMA WORRALL;GIM Club- Pen mun: Tmmrum m1 rmm Sugumm, Muchp gnu JACK. WRIGHTgGIee club Mixed Cha- rus Tum: Scnum chn 11 ERLA JEAN YENNEY 12. Alpha Iola Club. mummies Dcclanmo : Comm :mllmm. G Club: Thrm: Selma; F0 m1 Class Poem of 1943 VICTORY As we pondered our books, we wished we could quit, This studying didn't seem fair; But now that ills over we could easily sit Again in an unpadded chair, Our history books, those cozy nooks, Counting squares in the studylhall; We sometimes would whiz through a physics quiz, Then wait for our next teachers call. We always saw the Tigers play, We'll always remember the dances; But we realize now iVs another day And we'll have to take Life's chances We're going from school, out into life, A life that's full of hope and cheer; Of course well all run into strife, And well often shed a tear. Our class this year has done its best, But still there's work ahead; Amid this war we cannot rest, We must avenge the dead. were the second class that has seen this war, And this world we are going to impress, But the war's not all were fighting for, Our class all wants success. So, guodbye 01, school, we'll miss you so, This senior class of forty-three; We came together, and now we'll go; We'll all march to Victory, eJack Eller. 1 Class History of 1943 Huron High School Sector, September 1, 1940 tDelayed by censorJ Today 229 troops bivouacked at the Senior High School. For outstanding service in athletics Five of our boys received awards The intelligence department acquired thir- ty-two new members. Sixty-one of our group were actively engaged in Glee Club and seven received promotions to Treble Clef, The roster of the Operetta, ttMemor- ies of Old Vienna, was swelled by fifty of our individuals. Twenty-one served in the instrumental music department. Bud Bren- ner, Dale Case and Bob Kelson were selected to attend the olficers' candidate school. In the grand council six rookies helped plan the year's activities. Huron High School Sector, September 1, 1941. tDelayed by censorJ After a three months furlough one hundred eightyeeight reported back for duty, Decor- ated again for meritous service on the FlEId 01 athletics were Fifteen boys. The grand total of the contenders with a scholastic average of three A's and one B was fifty- three; of this number, ten were of our own contingent. Bud Brenner, Tena Manolis and Lorraine Abler were selected officers of the group. Five secured positions on the board that assisted in commanding the bunch In the regimental band eleven of our battalion participated, Glee Club had fifty-four members; Treble Clef had eleven and Troubadours had two. On the writing staff of our official publications were seven- teen. The Operetta, Fiesta de la Pampas, featured sixty. On St. Valentine's Day all those who had completed onevthird of their basic training were guests at a Prom given in honor of the ones receivmg their com- missions. Huron High School Sector, September 1, 1942. tDelayed by censorJ One hundred sixty enlisted for their third stretch today. The number of athletes was increased to twenty-one. The intelligence department, at last count, had a dozen par- ticipants. In the Operetta, United Nations on Parade, a great number of our troops took part. Band and orchestra appealed to our group so much that approximately a dozen of our troops enlisted in that organie zation, We had three in debate. Glee Club consisted partially of our platoon, forty-Hve to be exact. Treble Clef obtained thirteen of our gang and Five placed in Troubadoursl Don Weatherill was our commanding offi. cer. Vernon Timperly was vice-commandv er and Lorraine Abler was adjutanti They were selected in a hotly contested campaign between the forces of the Nationalists and the Federalists. The senior board had twelve members, who helped plan the cam- paigns for the year, Of the gang, seven re ceived executive positions on the Tiger Staffs Battery king and queen, Bud Bren- ner and Donna Busse, and their attendants reigned for a day. The prom was held around the hrst of May. Shortly after the prom one hundred sixty seniors went AWOL, Our last meal before embarkment was a breakfast given in our honor: In the National Honor Society were seventeen of our troops. The Victory Corps was organ- ized this year. Approximately one hundred sixty will receive their commissions May 28, GHQ announcedi Those receiving their commissions have successfully completed their twenty-seven months of basic training and will be ready for foreign service and Victory. John Enyart, Correspondent. Underclcss Prexies The class of nineteen hundred and forty- four, having rcachcd that exalted state of upper classmanship, came back L0 high school in the autumn of its junior year, ex- pecting to take its important. position on the school campus with great pride and relative case. They have taken it with great pnde Jumor-Sonior Prom sen! jnnim-s scurr ing to see that everything was adeh qualely arrangedh It was held on Friday, May Erst. Besides makmg their mark 1n the social Whirl, the Junior class contribut. ed heavily to the Tiger grid, cage and track team. Six Juniors earned thinir coveted Major H in football, basketball and track. Six earned the right to wear the Minor award. Partakmg in the Debate team, Glee Club, G.A.A., Intramural and other activmcs loft little time for leisure. Never- theless, same juniors were on the A Club throughout the yeah rwAm'rchm SPADE Dar. Wemhcrm smmr Presulem m Luvmu nu 1L Jumm' dam. .Vumnn m. Jmm Darscy Laying the ground work for two more years 1n Huron High the suphnmorcs have made a good showmg m the varmus bram-hes ol' Hhrml lifv The sophomore party was the sncsal hlghllght of the year It was span, Edward Women n SENIOR 02 nexus Anon Allrn. Secrcvmv-Treasurer. Norman Buck VICC sldcnl. Band Buchanan Presidcnlv Premium sored by 1he class with the aid of their C1353 sponsors. A mock tnal was held for thgsc who vzokaed 1hr: szrict rules grwemmg dress and behavior. The class was Well represented in cxtramurricular amivitics. Looking Ahead T Inner v: v2 Joyfully Awaiting mgm Bush. Charles Callah Hunmlma n .m. VI-rla munumme. Bo CarmlL EN Case. Milford cheeseman. c rme Comm. Maunce Cransmn, amen Cran- slum charm Crown Eneen Danny. Dorumlx Decker. slurley Dev Gum! Ammr Dxckerson Maxmc Dunt'r. -7u?ln Dm' -. June Egglesl . Jean Evans. Veal: m n; Evclvn Fergusnn, Jnannc FIIIluy Rm ard Fhss 'I'Jmlvxm Flor: Irma Ereeburg. Lois Fuller: Len Io ngn .. WM f i; r . V3 V4. V5- . 4' 'EWMI Hugh Fullerton. slur -- - John Geum LaVun chcx Juan 5 l w n cmhnl, D Inns Gordon Tran m kc. Mano a Phyms Glass. rm Gross. Lama Jean clump Don Hams v. 'nm Hcllmnrr Val man. Mahm Ixorer. Mane Hohon. Dom Hopper, Mary Jana Hnlnu-. F'LIrIL'r-s Harlan. Alice Ann mmuey ncndel Huicmn Enllv Juan Jnmmm Ram: 491mm Grnluhen .vannson Loxs Johnsan. With Enlightened Hearts M, XWyxyWiK 1 Inner v LMI m wahl Joe me. Rnborl w. n. MuNmunm, Danna McMsn Kmum', Lech mm Kummzm ME us Snphm Mam Eugene Lou. Yanclle Kan rg Knr Luranv Ma llurnHu M , Jea'1 Kuur Murym r Juanita Krmm- nn'v Kur Mxllun Marcvna MIH . Rio mm. mom! 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Keeping Pace Alice Maureen CLu-unuu LuRuy Ila Norma James 59mm Phyllis Allen Arlz Bald n Barton Baum Baum Beier Blndewald Bjark L c Etta Donna Delons James Jamb Jascpn Logan Phyllis Marjorie Bluher Elanksmu 301m Ballmsn Eacmsma Eonnemann annm- Buone Ende-r Belty Joy David Narman Don Jasnph Robert Clayton Buwen Bruuux'si'n - Buchanan Buck Burnnglon Eusnnng Bushuug Cm'tur ernard Lt-m :1 MM- mm Mal m Dolmul Jay Julm Dan Gordon Clasuck Wag; Costeun Cox Cranslon Cruwllc Cums Dmlev Catherine Marv Margum n2 Gordon Deloris Rube: I Gwendolvn Charles r'arbm : Baum Davlwn Devers Dun nUUIL'y Duncan Dm wky Eu Fdwavds Donna Ona Marie Carol wmiam Howard Aents Mari: noben Eu-khun' Ermkcun Feiuk quw I- :sm-r Flummg Frpnch Fun. n m Sn lrleY Fuller Burma Cum Numm Hang Glenn Hurd Mm v K a sperson ma Lands mum. Viola Gable Gascoxane Norman Rohen Groves u. um. Wayne mum . Haugen Herrick Raymond Gecrgxa Hydc Jmncs Duwald .mmv Kat: Kelson leulu G. m La! um Larsen With Their Elders John Geones wubur G um: msan Cam Mae Hm Nadine .n-m-rs Ru 5:01! Larson G len Las nwood Myrtle Gnum Teresa Ham mun Nnrma Hnrimann Dan J x mnsnn Darrell Kn hy A: ms Lehfoldl Sidney Glanm- Eva Hammond Lou Hauper Danna Jnhnsnn Richard Kntt Arlene Lemur! r1 Verna iL4 Gx csch ke tham Hanson Dom Han m- Lna Jnnnson Jeanclm Kunh an Elsa Lumen Wayne Green Ednh Hartwn: Hubcrl Hay Clan Johnswn Delphu Lambert Fm n Lulperl These Beaming Faces anie wunam vnrgmia Evau slurley Peggy France; Ruben Kmhenne Lounsbury Luby Lundgren McNuu Madlsan Mahowald Maley Mann Manolis Darrell Norma Eeny Richard Joan Ronald Erml Harold wnham Mamn Mnuke Menus! MuntLL'l Muycr Mnlandu Muller Muoru Morrm Dom Bmveny Jvan Lunar James Lee Luella Vivian Mueuu Mchu Nelsieadt Olson Olson Palm Peck Pmerson . K Charles Paul Mavis mcimrd Ronald F3113? $31513!- R . mu Rm lely a.gm RN i Q t . mugery Maxme mmerme Eucll Jean Phyllis Ecryl EukmAraZ 5:221:11 Shaw Shaw SkI-ms slemkas 5mm Smnh Snow a; 4n p. Lms Sorluexm Margaret Swa nsnn Dana TubL-A' Kaehl Vnkwky D mv Wicdm 1mm cxlia stackwxck Duane swm G race Tub: n Eilem annm Donald wm-y Mary Slahl Theudnre Salvesnn Eugene Fawm: Alvvrn Wahl Mmy 1-: wmmm Striving Onward Jean Jay Stevenson vaensan Eonme Talley Trumno Marv .vn Walsh Dmmhl Wmm- Howard 'l'euber Betty Tyrrell Robert Walsh Mary c. wmner A 41 93,5- Frank Slewarl Donald Thatchnr Robert Tyn'ull Hnlcn Wuhsm mmm Ymmgcrmun smrley James Slinehan Smkke Lawrence Gearge 'Huelen Therkildsnn William NaneUe Vanlee Venable-z wm m x ' n Wm Welch Bonnie 3mm- Jack Thumpsun Kenneth Vulesky Eugen? wmmey Velma!- Zemler ACTIVITIES 0n maneuvm Old annual cuts were drafted mm the war 9 ff 0 r t. Government regulations required that all prints be thrown into the scrap pile because they were made of Copper and zin c. Members of Business Staff took the cuts fmm the blocks on which they were mounted. Students filled a total of Seven- Ly-six J u n ior Re 51 Cross boxes with gifts for the children of foreign lands, Included among the contents were sweaters, scarfs, mittens caps, soap, wash- Cloths. crayons, and toys. Lu: :0 right Kcilh Stzzvltun, Alan VunVunrhis. James mm Charla; men, Clarence Narlhey. A special assembly was called in Novembcr at which tlmc the entire Victory Corps set-up was announced. Miss Marie Grimes was in charge of the assembly. Different students, with the aid 01 large handmade chartsh explamed Lhe different dlvisions of the Corps. The Advisory Buard for me Vie wry Corps was as fallows: Gen- eral Membership Miss Dana Har- low; Physlcal Fitness, George Deklotz and Miss Vera Bailey; Wartime Activity. Miss Frances Tait; War Purpose School Courscs, L C. Paulson; Coordinator of 51307 cm! Serv 1 NIISS IVTarle Gmmes; Air Serwce Division. D u a n e Shepcrsky, Lnn m ngm- sts Thurut: Hum Guurgmdus James Beler. Edward WPan'enll, Gene 'Whllney Danna Johnson e1 44 ya, Community Service Business placement, Miss D o n a Brown: other Communitv Services, Miss Echei Shimmin; Land Serv- ice, Ralph Roy; Prof ducnon Services, D. C R e u t: e r; Publicity, Miss Kathleen Con e; Suhnlarship S t a n d7 ards, Principal O. D. Dunbar, Basic Mathematics taught by Henry Hott- mann, Pre - Military training t a u g h t v George Deklotz, Avier lion taught by Duane Shcpcrsky, Red Cross First Aid and Surgi- cal Dressing taught by Mrs. Ruth Lewallem were a few of Lhe new war courses offered this year, Slandmg m- qum MEC mu. mm. SM mar. Kneclwg mun ml to w-igm m Hm second rw Vnn A sdalc. Jack Raga; Eugene Mn Knee! 1: 1mm Ken m ngm m me 1mm row w.-: rm .. me almn. SVandmg from 1m 1:; rvlln' Ellecn Baum, Bei'v th. Hamm Mmul Mae Hill, Baruara Rurlr u. Runm H; x. Marmn levn. Mrs, Dnmlhy lurnrv. Mm Hymn! Hambenv Sclumm, UH Hum 1fo m rvgm. Dm-m nmhannm L'aml FmIIII-j. Ahlm, Dons Ilnp'mr mmm Gmss Lummu ++ 45 lclt m ngm Lloyd Wallace. nutum Checsemzln. Floyd Brandenburg. D Fm , MM Howard pmmm John Thorpe. Thoma: Alkn, Dunn Enqmn, Jams 3mm; wnmvu, Dun wnsnn. Han- Tum Luby, Kennem Poulissc. Jams: Rogms Jack - Jelmdand. cmvm Cox, Dunnn snepersky, Hugh 5mm mm: -L Rnhlsr! Weaker, John Genmuz. Dun llarrls There was an opportunity for high school boys in serve 1n local defense acnvities through a messenger service. Boys served as mcssengers during the air raid alerts and for other civilian defense acuvities. Many girls acted as nurs 5 helpers by workmg for twenty or more hours a month at the Sprague nr Samarnan Hnspnal. Many did the volunteer O, P. A. work. giving at least fourteen huurs a month :ervice. Teamwork umimrx Ballot . John Thorpe, thlv vxfl, Philip Walsh Tom Luhyt Jerry Coach Deklalz Mmdle rm. ten to rzghleon Gnmth. Jnhn Geverman, John 1W! Mnlmn Marvin Blmrnhvlg Hnbmt Kumn, mm Back ram 121'! to am me, Gem- Gardnert Carl V0 Huron Highis nH Club is one of the most exclusive organizatlons in the Semor High Schnol. Its twentyuexght members consti- tute roughly five per cenl. 0f the entire student body The uH Club 15 made up of boys who have won a major award in font- ball, basketball, track. gnlf or tennis. To win a letter m fuutball a boy must play m one-half at the games played. half of whirh must be conference games. In basketball, one must play in elght quarters, four of which must be in conference games, To win a track letter a boy must take a first m a dual meet, win five points in a dual meet, place in the rcglonal meet, Or run on ard Englebx'elsent John Bard. Gene Lewellant mem-d Crmm-za 1mm Funm- Smmd. left 1.. ngh: 401m Dorsey Jack VanArsdale. John Baucy, Dale case. VL'rnon Ttmpcxly, Hmns Hrenr nm' Don Wmnm-nll Dun Vthson. a relay team that places in any other than a dual meeL The hH Club sponsors the ice cream sales at the basketball games, It also operates the concession stand at all home football games. The proceeds are used to finance the annual spring picnic, aftex training Mr, Percy VVashabaugh. one of the co-spon- sors of this club, was inducted into the U. S. Army on March faltrtht He is at present at Fort Snelhng. He was granted a leave of absence for the duration by the Board of Education. Huron Senior Hugh School antxclpatcs his return to the faculty staff. OFFICERS Proxi :1 en I. Vice-Pmsldent Secrctaerreasurcr Sponsors Hatris Brenner Dale Case Robert Kelsou Mr. Deklotz and Mr, W'ashabaugh II; it Tnp row lelt m ngm: Coach Guarge A Deklulz. Kennelh Swift Ruben Wilson, Syd EenneIL Robert Ben, Joe Kuno Asslsmnl Coach Donald wulmms anm mm ID m msm- Euuncss Manager Carl VuiEL John Bani Richard Llem. Phulip Walsh. John McMahon Hummus Manager Earl Bailor, Assistant Coach Orval Shanlmltz. Tlurd mw lelt m rlgm' Neal Hnaglnnd, nnn minim Under the hot August. sun, Eighty grid hope- fuls reported 10 Coach Deklotz After practice Scrimmages. signal calling. and calisthenics the main team was selected. Huron 32 Madison 0 Huron 40 Watertown 0 Huron 20 Smux City Central 0 Huron 6 Mitchell 13 Tum Lam, Victm Stralmn, John Thorns. Ruben Wllsun, Lloyax Thompson. Second row 1m 1:7 mm: Juhn Baum. Gene Lewanen. Edward ammo , Ruben Kclwn, Gcmld Gurxlnex, hm Pierce. wmlam Oerlline, nanam raw Ian :0 right: Harris Brenner. John Dorsey Juhn Geyormum Lame Hunk Dale cam JuL-k vnnAH- dale. Vernon Timperley, On the Clear, crisp eve of October second, Huron's Homecoming was made complete With a 20 Lo 0 Victory over Sioux City CenA traL The 1942 gridiron record is as follows: Huron 40 Pierre 7 Huron 68 Winner 2 Huron 14 Brookings 16 Huron 2 Aberdeen 27 +24 171,- 35W lop .mx Ian m :1ng C031 13 km, Raber! Kelson. W'alxer Feather Pmllvp Walgl: C J Second rou Id! In :xgm Ruben Groves, mchard Englcr The true sportsman loves the gameHnot Only the vimory. Winning eight games and losing 51x. the Huron team never crabberl Ur ahbied , but SLubhnrnly fought on, When the team finished fourth m the East- ern South Dakota Conference and won the Consolatlon Truphy at 1he State Tnuma- ment. everyone cheered. A great coach and a great. team had taken some hard knocks and had come through chin up. Huron 25 Redfnold Z3 Hurun 24 Yankton 15 Huron 36 Brnokmgs 25 Huron 31 Madlson 21 Huron 26 Watertown 21 Huron 35 Watertown 20 Huron 22 Redfleld 19 mmm TwEEWfT1 m; bruson. Tom Luby Fntz Plum Tmrd row left m ngm Jack V1 'And anuu Tmumrlm Hurns Ercnnnr. unwle- 1'3qu I ,u. m Bloomberg. Accmding In Athletic Direcmr rG Deklotz over two hundred b0 0y eorge A active pail in the sport 8 tnuk an Mr L. C, Paulson, who had ch31. 4 , mural BaskeLball. resigned Mm C Es Qt Intra- to accept a position in the leg d Sixteenth of the O. P. A. at Sioux Falls, 801118113??? ! a O a .muc uAu Basketball scores Were d f 11 s o ows Huron 27 Huron 34 ' ngtcheuu . 25:22:; M33232; Huron 28 Mitchell 25 . E! uokmgs 30 Humn 27 Sioux Falls :58 Huron 27 Aberdeen 42 :3, , W i m1. Wu H paodl' Top ngm: chnon Tnupcrlcju Dale Case Richard Engle- htmsnn ., 1L wulnm Iu'ux- Banom wen: u! m. gw ' B Boskefboll Team Cnachr Perm Wasllahaugh Wm: mhr Jawmnp Kusxrn Maxu. hm: Johmlun, Challcs Rmmn'ld undue 5mm. Dun Jnhmzm. mam Hmm- Lt-f 1., :mt mum m , 5mm. :r mm. mm: Bumong F HUTHW 5'1! HURONL SD 5 -.: if HPRARY S Slandmg Ian M: ngm Em. Rlnhor. Juy Crnnslnm Lmla Land Willmm Wain Ben Johnson. Cawm Power. Ra,v John. n. Jumor Thames Rubm wmn, John Erunn, Mr. Ench Inslrucim. sming back mw mu m nghL 53d gennezy Hugh Full- crum. Juc Kama. Raymond Cranmn, Lcnnard Maukc. Mary Lee cvmmnn van Bnmnmnu Smmg mml mw 1m 1:; ugh! Vma Ncisun, Mmueou Am Barbara Edwards. Don carlsan. Loren Schumakc Dans Tsclu-ncr. mm d mmmmugm Mary lanc Gilb L Ruhm Neison, Jams Menu wunam Hokas. Gene Alkum Eugene thle, Gh-n ammm Lurna Euckuw Slurlny Cranium, Lo Huany, Jessxe Paulscn. Ronald mm, mm Bastian Rohm Samlnl. charm RaymumL Gerald Bindewzm. Jcan VanArsdnlc, Jeraldmc Cram: Gunlgu Hnagluml, NDH'I: Tunurwn. siumg wrnnd raw Ian m rigmv Marncry sha . Donald Brandenburg. Jean Snmh, Gerald ranger Vn'gmm wm hams EL-Hy Klar, Ada Nyhouse Helen G lewskL Marilyn Anderson 1mm Banny. Huward Flcmm James Slokkc. Cordon Wold. Jane! Connor. Jeanne Parrml. lem 'l'schcller. Melba Human. Burmecc Bailcv, Ardl'i Lehrcldl. slum; msl raw 1211 In rmm: John Bard. Elamc Hukm, Floyd Brandenburg. Wllham Brandenburg. Jean Duncan. Cecelia Emckwmk. Ahuc Allen, Jean Lampe. PERSONN EL OF BAND Dh-mor-Mr Anmu- Engel ALTO CLARINET CLAFINEBTSd . , .. Jnm m Bclmotc Emu: Elam Bluku. Emu K :n' BARITONE . Dunn Ensuan Marga, snzm .lran 5mm Vera Nelson Nauru Am Ada Nyhnw- Alan Vanworm: Ronald Ross Hauml Snn'nrri BASS CLARINET Ardls Luhmdu BASSES ssu Ecnneu Reva Bannmna Ma: Ma Cmnslnn Ravmnnd Cransmn Hugh Funenan ,m- Kmm Lcnlmm MnHkL- BASSOON Jeanna nuncnn BELL LYRE smrmv M- mm. conNm .chn Paulmn Lms Hnnm-y shuI-w Cransmu Lmna Buckwy Eugum- Sabluv mm Bmllk: Mllfmrl Chccwwan Rnhm'l Aml rm Gum Alk-n William Hrhkvns James Avarv thpn Nthn Mary Jane Gnnen Len m rxgln P Shnlcy mam. x, DRUM MAJOR AND MAJORETTES Lula anlp. .Im ruum...u Pm: w nearest, Fiuyd granummurg mezm Brandenburg Dnnmd ammlunhurg Gerald Tan er Virgvma W'Ilhams Enrhara Em- Domnd Curl Loren sammakm- Bum Tsx-hmh-r Eldnn Ruhrahnugh FLUTES Joan anpe Mum: Lacran Ahcn Alk-n Ccccha Slackwmk FRENCH HORNS Gordan wmd Jaml-s smuxe Howard Hemmg lrcnu Bmlny Hum Glzvcwskx Manlyn Antimson PERCUSSION nay Yotmmn Junlol' Thomas Ben Johnson Delmar Cox '0le Enyan Rnbcrl Walsh Calvin Powel SAXOPHONES Mano: m Haucslad Jeanne ParvoH Mulha Hansun VmIm Tschotlcr Jane! Connor TVMPA NI wmmu Wm TROMBONES Nurm Tullefsml George Hoaglund Jomldme Crabb Joan VauArsmnr Qox-am Emdewald Charles Raymond Lm-nunu Amer. tham Wen. Through Music The Band and Orchestra members, under the dxrection of Mr. Arthur EngeL have done more than their share in Senior H1gh3s Victory March The Band played for many public aEairs other than the athletic games. Queen Coronation, Tiger Play, Baccalaure- ate Services and Commencement Exercises. The Band and Orchestra gave a concert m April, Some of the members Were in the BanwOrchestra that furnished musxc for the Dperetta. The Orchestra pl' d for the Tiger King? PERSONNEL 0F ORCHESTRA CORNETS um Hummy Shlrlev Cranslon Glen Bethke Hugh Fullerton Syd Dennen FRENCH HOBNS Gordon Wold homm memg James Slukke PERCUSSION VIOLAS Beryl Snow Dans Muzm-r Mm-Jm-m Enwdcr Joan Sowing ALTO and BASS CLARINFTS Rarhmcu Emlw Ardxs Lehieldl Bassm Lyle Ban-Jm Tuvndnre wuhams CELLOS wnma Koch Marv Jam 110nm Phyllis Cranslon vIoLst uamcxa Pump. Shirley Madison r Linneu D. uuv JEEers Marv Lou Olsnn Esme; Warkenlhlen CLARINETS men Margery Snaw n 2 ' Lucv Johnson :ma Nunnase en Jo'msu :1; W?Ecler - . V' . PIANO av ra ascmgm mama 35m Mary Jane Gilbert E::?;Lb,fyii?1 cr TES V ,,. F'Rli'me Allen TROMBONE 1a.; In Momk Cour a Siackwmk George Hoaglund Hallesmd 1mm - m .m Mary Jane nuu.1. Pum- - Mun wuma Kuch Scaled sumul nn' wn m nghl: Waxkomnlc Man Lou m:nr Dmh Shaw. Elm mm le! m v'wh qmnm mm. . Mme AllL-n Smndmg len 10 nglw Jane Amw M: Eng mu 5 ' m r; xdnvr Ba m. em. Glen Bunnm Hnwmrl Flu mg. Jam .. Puuer Shll'lev . Marlorm Bundu Sr! The BUYS' Glee Club made many public apr pearances this year, helping Lu keep up the morale of the people Miss Helen Buchanan directed and originated the Boys Minstrel in October. The members are as follows; FIRST TENOR - Gordon Dailey. Charles Durey Orm Durey, Robert Fncsc Siduev Glanzer, Don Griffith, Dan Johnson. Wilham Luhy, George McNamara, Thomas Murphy, Lee Palm, Donald Thatcher, EARITONE Wi11iam Ames Clarence Bald, win, Buster Crabb, Edward Critchett. John Dorsey, Norman Groves. Morris Lashwood WLlliam Morrlll, Clarence Nm'they. James Olson. John Olsnn. Charles Raymond. Ronald Ross. Kelth Stanton, William Weir, Don Wiley. SECOND TENOR -, LeRoy Barton. James Beier Joseph Bonnemann, David Buchanan. Hugh Fullertom John Geyerman. Warren Goethal. Robert Hainey Joe Kime Richard Lan Len McDermou, Robert. Farlew Weslev Ralslon. James Ray, Hqurd Teuber. BASM Robert BelL Syd Bennett. Geral l Bindcwald, Arthur Dickerson. Walter Feath- er, Howard Fleming. Keith Hanson Vintov Luther, Claude Marston, James Smkkzx Duane waft. Robert Tyl'rell. Carl Vnigt. Girls' Glee Club Miss Helen Buchanan originated and direcL- Opening the . low was a V vid colorful ed the music department's annual nperctta, panorama featuring songs and scenes from United Nations on Parade. It was presented Wnrkl War I. A Russxah and IIawailcm am on April second. She was asmsted bv ln followed. A bombed chapel in Englanu strumental Dlrecim' Arthur Engelv Mi s provided Llw l'qu-kgrmmd for tho rchpimx: Mary Ann Peterson. Mlss Margaret Carter act. WmdinA up the show were mrizlcm and Mrs. Evelvn McIlvainc Dexter fur- patrioticAmerican scenes, nishcd the accompaniment. FIRST SOPRANoinunnn Anderson Muureen Atty mm Hugsbv, Ens Bklbe . phyvm Huang. Beny Bowen Imona Crank, Pvgg3 UcGec. Ona M - E'nloli mm: P cmgnu nezcnc Gemam . Maria Gravy. Manna G on. Janei Juhnscn. Lila Johnson gem JoneSv JAnclle Koppern Dunml lu'AndU. Leda Land: 20mm Larson. Wianlyn Mvrue, Jeanne Parron, uomuw Pan'rk Rm Ivm.a Remtsma Rmhnm Ruhlman Ilazelbcnu n-hmzd: Beuy Ann Sheldom thlhs Smym Manm'ie Taubcr. Margm Tlmrn mum v Eueen wdgmn. Rose- mnry Vn-rschkc Vn'gmlzl Wm m Manama zxcske SECOND SOFRANO Lm'ralne Abh-r. Lms Anderson, hnne Eallcv, Nun - Bmm- vmlm mcrkcwt. C1 v Mac Ermdmnc. I rian Broaemr. Rumelma Car! on. Ruse Marlc fruit I: mush 1mm June Emmnn. Don'm Luv Eu' non. Carol mem. 51mm Fune Gloria name. Lama Jmn GuMluu 3mm Hanson, mm. yu Hop nngm- nun: lIurlnb, Al Ce Ann mum. 0c: gm 5mm, Nadmu mum BCHV .vmnson Donna Johrm Gmmhnn Johnson. Maw Emw Km: H. L Jeancuc Kuman. Mam La Crufl Am LambEI'L Junc mug Ardls emekl: Dom Lemmon mine; Maduun. chgv Malwv :. 1mm Mannhs D: m- Menomml. Man McMnho . Donna McManun Pa: cm m-Mamu BcHy anm. Juan Mum. aamu Mum unr Masher Bevel Mycw Vv'. Nelson. Lula Norqu a ummm yauman, Ben- . mum. mu. Alu Qunle. Virgmm SaktmL A n 5w , mumlm Jnxu SmEcNImn Kammnc Skma Bcvvl Snow um mum leL-l Turulizr. Dumm mm Navmne mehlcs. PMvu- Walsh, Ella Jean chu. .lwan Zellcx. mxrn Alum mm, BciM' Dlouugm Joy Swanson. Donna Jun: Bqu. Cm CuHmL Du mm mm; Jm mansmn Shnlnw Dn-Gm' , M mums Dum-s Barnum Ed., . Jmm Exmh M. w r mhun lxma r'mcnulg Alum mm M. Joan am Dqu-u n. drm. E 1113 Cyrus: Gimp UnmmHm. mmm in! ad N Uolkm Amamuu Jacwm nu Mum ,R .m. m m. Luv m Mu; .J n Lampe- lsn l.nnmu. um MC .mqm No ..z Jvzn m m mum mem Mum: 1 Ram th'm Salch L Mnl'llcw Shaw Mame slmu Vugmm shinm ixm Imzsmum Mm 3mm, Du'm 7mm. Alone Wagnd yayklthV I'n. JIM RAy DON GRIFFITH BOB FREISE GORDON DALEY JOHN OLSON MICKEY MCDERMOTT ALAN VAN VOORHIS JOHN GEYERMAN DICK LEI M JOHN DORSEY KEITH HANSON BOB BELL TEDDY CRITCHETT GEORGE MCNAMARA TOM MURPHY JAMES OLSON HOWARD TEUBER ii OICOUPUCOQII DONNA BUSSE Mwomnsueen MARTHA PHILLIPS DELOREQ PATTERSON ROSE MARY LODER BETTY JONES PEGGY DE GEEST LORAINE ABLER ALYCE QUALE JEAN PARROTT TENA MANOLIS JEAN LAMPE .10ch WEIRSCHEKE BARBARA RUHLMAN ROSE MARY WEIRSCHEKE MARGARET REILLY um STUART i'ir 'I'II'I'II O H'II'EMI-l Second 10w lei: w r: ht: man VanVoorhxs Belly CarrolL Gerald Gal'dnm'. Bu , Janna umur rustu'ne cunteuzanb mm low Ian :0 ngm. Dance nests MK: Hme mm Ilvdhlmm Em: Slieiow John home. u mumm. mmmk Luv ma. Gvrvrl Mu mm. Dim Bu n. .Iumdmc l Eva Hammond mu m rxgluinnnna nmm. Yeangyimganneu wmm Evanm- Anderson Ixene Baney Lug Johns , Handel Jean Paln-un. Mauoue Koui Hulchmg. ulncy Glumur. mher mu Is nck m pholbgraphiDommy May. muh Eamspll, Dons Mucllclx Lann Geyer. Spansor-M!ss Elwznbem Bowman Anyone with 01 without talent may join the club and pursue his intenest during his Library Club spare ume, smce the primary purpose uf the club is to promote the appreciation of art, snmum; lch to nail Margara Knpplm, Marv Jane Hmme Hum Mum, Imam: Kypnnmv. Arm.- I unmvl 5 Rally, Jean N xllenmmglr Au m Each period of 1he r1 schonl and during ho noon 11.5 Jacksom Volvm Amh IHU mum Olson Eunice McCoy, Barbara Edvard: 0va Irembr 7 MW sum .mumm spurts ! Humn we de ,Georgl James. vme-mwnuv Um .. m m 41ml:mcl Spulvsmr Mm Biuhmuz Wcsllu as well as befm'e hour. 1wo .4 ,4. n. sludcni librarians are always 4m duty :11 the library desk, American Passport Standmg len m righL Jumma Krouse John KnASmL mm mm v Lila Wcluh, Nan Vennbles, Texasa Hammon, an Wold. Lyle m , Arms Lehfcldt. Lms Malian, Marv Eludbclh thal . Dommy u'mduu W-Xmerican Passport presented a humorous light of the absolute necesslty for one-hun- dred per cent Americanism in the young people of today. It was up to the minute on recent natiunal events and effectively built up a wholesome patriotic spirit. Its char tex's were amusingly human, sts Ruth A. Wilcox, former dramatic cnach. directed 1110 play, This three act play by Dana Thomas was presented on December eleventh in the High School Audi- tonum. The story was a txmcly picture of an American home in which the busy fathex and gxddy socml mother were kept bus3 wundering by the attitude of their three children. The drama class. taught by Miss VVllcox. offered cxcellan opportunities for students who had an mteresl in play hterature actors and actresses, stagenrraft and theatrical make-upr Students may participate m year? 1'. Barbara II . JOY Crawdon, m, ?:??mfszcml sHV-mnmmn Wm. 0.0mm 11g , ngm; Giana cm , Willmm Amt; Elluun grunglkfwmng mnmy. MM, McMahon. Agn tions without taking up drama. ?hglgiiiy 13911in the dramatic walk at the Senior High School is twn-fnld: LU offs:- class work to tram the 5111d911t Who has a primary mteresg 1n dramallc art and to offer experience 111 acung 'and stage work to the student whos? lirst mlatrest 1165 c139- where but who is Interested 11-1 the CUltural values of the stage as Well as us iPnowshxp, Miss Ruth A Wilcox is now Dean of Women at Dakota Weslcyan University in Mltchcll, South Dakota. Also being the head of the Dramatics Department, she teaches imer- prelation and play production, coaches plays, and assists in debate and oratory While teachmg in Huron ngh School. M155 VVIICUX instructed in a Variety of suijcts: speech. drama. histnry, English. Commerce and Industry. and mathematics. She left to assume her new dunes on January eighteenth To Dromotics Th9 Junior class under the direction of Miss Ruth A. Wllcox, presented three oncv act plays before the student body and faculty. .hThe Skin GamcF by Beulah King, pow trayed the cattmess and gosslpmg of women gathered in a massage parlor. The vast Included Darlccn Meyers, Juamta Krouse, June Eggleston, Leah Rand and Mary Jane Adams, The second play, HA Nephew 1n Lhe House, by Marion sthcp, was sponsored by Miss Vera Baileyhs session room on November eighteenth Cast members included Vin ginia Hetlmger. Dorothy Decker, Jean Evans, Violet Tsche1l.er, and Laura Jean Grothe. mu HMHmJI-I DmlL-un Mmm': ummw ncmn Jnlm Gcmm. Laura Jean Gl'mhe. December second marked the showing u'. Lhe last play, uThe Trysting Place, by Booth Tarkington. Inc1uded among casz members were Norma Jean Nelson. Lloyd Thompson. Darleen MeyersJ Dorothy Pap rick, Warren Goethal, John Geanss. anti Barnev Peck, Working behind the scenes was the producr hen staff made up of Maxme Powell, Eileen Dailey, property managers; Irma Freeburg, promptcr; Betty Carrollh Barney Peck, pub- liui ,. Betty Polly, Harmer Miner. busineSS managers; and Margery Thorn, Eumce IWCA Cay. Maxine Doner, and Velma Ambachcr. ushers. Adams. .mmm. n Nelson , lem Tsrheiicl. Inna Rowe: 1' Ban 4.; m 1-6 1w w L'mluw :- mu rug mit'div n c, Reunm mm. mpum mum. 1M Thrm human and one Junim- lzmk part in ulormnmmu Hus 5cm: Completing the - wn mm an ex ellem remrd were Joyce w n - Iv Murmur! Remy Corrine Farrell snni Mull U 55 Ax u u-u A -H mr Hmr pdrlmpnlmn m tin: Jrlnrx L mm Hume! awarded Mmgnrd IU'LHK' mul Juy - WiHschkc major leners m M rlzmmtiun. Phyms Grass and Corrine F'm'M-H mu sllgvblo 1n rm-wiw the higher Nminrm P'mumir Award aunnm ngm wmschkc. Mam ?! Rullv. 30mm 1m Jnj-gg 123:2: 2:11:10? cuntest held at Platte this sewed an exo- 11me HUTUH Contestants 1' second to 'LE 9th mlmg' This rating! Cnmpetc ma gupermr rating. In ordex: tn Contestant is e clgclamatlon comusls each lion in one rocglltlggifloumemurize a selecr gumnmusi oramncal, ciiamlcrf m 115 GI'USS' :IgareL-Rmuy: mlm'iCal Phx'lr v ramatnr, Comm Farreil; aim! in the poetic, Joyce Wierschke. Top Jen: Phylns G1 ass. Dun Harry: To middlr Alan VanVuurhls, Richard Ltem. Corrine FaI-vgh 1-...7 ugh! Marian Hx-nupm-m Myrnn Hurgm Flgures doth lie; but liars figure t . . su runs an old adage. Debaters don't actually expect to meet with any prevaricatiun on the part of their cnmpetnors, but neverthe- less preparc themselves for every cngency, th1115 Gross. Richard Liem, Alan Van- Vnorhis, Vinmn Luther, Marian Brodersen. Myron Burger, and Corrme Farrell won NTaJOf Awards in Debate. Beverly Mycue wan a Major Award 1n Oratory. Don Har- ris. John Kelsnn, and Alice Allen won Mmor Awards in Debate, Under Lhe dircctxon of Debate Coach D C. Reutler, the High Schonl Debate team took Cantu D C Erul'er-uamv Hanom IMI Eevurlv Mvcuu Vinmn mum. m:nm rlnht Almc nncnt Jnhn xmmn. part in the following four large tlcbat: tournaments this year: The TrpState th braska, Minnesota. and South Dakotm helm at Madison. the Big Elght at Humn. and the Divisional at Mitchell. The Big Elgzht Tum . namcnt. an Invuatmnal Tounmment. gnu several nun-decismn tournaments wcn- held In Huron, In the state med Hurmv placed second With two Wlm and two tosses Beverly Mycue placmi second in the Ameri4 can Legion Oratory contest held in connec tion with the DIVlSIUqu Debate Tmu nu. mentt 4.1 15:: fs- C W - THE DISTRIBUTIVE EDUCATION CLASS Vnmlhnlml Dlrvch MISS Drna S Brown Back row mu m nghl: Dale casa, Kamleen Manawam Secnnd row Id! In right: Mabel ncckcnuabm. mim- Bony wxase mhelyn Webszen Don: Quick. Miss Brawn. Hunumnn, EQHV Nolan. Ilelmulh sum. Dmmhv Pancr- Thml row 12 m rlghL Ynla Skezas, Harris Brenner. sun, Vera Jones Delcms Suancy. Iran: Tscheller. Harold Chumnlmn mm mm k-n m I'vght viucr Slrnllun, nomm- Link Dons Dickinson, Ramona Lundgrem Harry anmg Smmlmg Ion m -.gm Hem Nman Bren: Wm. Dm-m pm, 11.55 Drown um-mlw Pmlcrsnn. Yota Skemn Quick, DclnrM Su-anev. Dorulhy Lmk, KalNrc Mnlm lrcnc 'n m Mm Dam Ummmon. Raman: Lunds: . Mam Hcck- Kneeling xen m rlgln Harm nrmwr, thn' Slrnt'nn L'nlla Mnmrv Huffman , vW .vmm. l-thuhn W'L'hr Dnlt- L'aac, Harald mwnplam. Hr-lmulh mam Harry Cm- rm Distributive Educatlon 15 a combination of classrunm sLudy and actual busmess experi- ence. The members of this class each re ceive two credits. one fur class work anrl one for actual work. What tn rln after graduation Ls lhe problem that pu' JCS many a student. He wonders whal. occupation he is best sumed fur; he wundcrs whether he 15 choosing hlS electives wiselyv A1. Huron High students have four means of getting advice on such problems: Hi They may ask for a conference wich Mr. Dunbar. the principal. 2 They may ask for a confe-rence with Miss Brown, Dis- W1bunve Education dxrectnr, uh Thev may consult their homeroom teachers. Mi Thev may Ea help fmm a subjeclimatter teacher. 4; 1H New World Leaders Back row Iun m ngin: Murris Lashwnod, Ll V Wallac Helmulh Stahx, Edward Weamenn, Jnhn 3531? 9' Second row Ieh m nglw nonry Hollmann, spunsur: Rnhm Wossel, Earl Bauer. Thm-nas Murphl'. Joe Kime, Frpnl raw mu m ngl : Harlan Waldner. Donald Weath- mlL John Swanmm Juhn Suhnmdcr. Jnhn McMahon. HI-Y, OUR HIGH YOUTH Sponwrr Mr The HLY Club is composed of Jumor and senior buy. Its purpose is to create, main- tain and extend high standards of Chris, Hum y Huumnnn tian character. Its emblem is the white cross on a red triangle. Hark mw In t rxgm: Alisa mun Ruth Ramseu. Joy c Wicrschke Jmhn K n Nnms Tone eon. me Lullu r mwa Buchanan. Ma .e LaCraH, Mavl' Ruhlman left In Hgvn .lny Stevey-som PCP sacond v mm, Delores Swarm. Emma L. Jean Slm Grimm mnnsm: Jean Lampe, Mmgam Hipple, Agncs French ancia Pmun Fem LiupL-rL Fronl mu 1611 h; nqu: Mabel Heckcnhnhla Lm'ramc Able, cam rznam, Avxhs Lahfeldl, Dni'nlhy PaLI'u-k. D - . . Nelsen, Mmun umaersen. Naomi Nessa: 4E3 Mm x. Dons Uoppm- mu m phnlu. A CLUB Spollwl' Membership m A Club carries Wxtll it a schnlastlc distinction fur only pupils who have obtalned an A average for at least one sixwveeks permd. Requlrements state that four As or three A's and one B are neccsr 4 MM Mam- Gv mes sary to obtain the average. All A Club and Honorable Mention pupils ma; leave school the slxth period if they maintain their scholastic standing. 15:: g , Top raw 1st lo mam: Orin Durey John Enval'l. Donald WcathcnlL vm Hultull, Edward anuhnn. xr-m. Han sum Noms Tollefson. MacDonald Dorsa. Film ruw xm m ngln Lnllnnn Ahh-L Prggy Demm. Charlotte Gleamn, Marie Huger Vel'nice LehIL-Idt. Jean Lampv, Marmnt Zleske. m. less, spnnso vxrguua Saxlan, smney DEG! I Mariana Thorn, J2 ic Faulsunv Danna Lande, Vxl'gmla Shirley. Four : low h-n m Hgm. Mmy Jonasnn, Esther Warkenlhlen Ferguson. Ramona Lundzren. my a . Dmum .mnnmn, Ln son, .lnnc Rnllhh. umnw Rhoda Muenen Helen Alice Ann Huntley, Dov v Juhmon. Delores Patter 'l'mrd mw let: to ugh Juamla Krouse. Mary Jane Adams, Norman Gl'uvcs Dav' Euuhanan, John Comm Melvm Ramon. Lyle Bemku. Gordon Bailey, Donald mum. lunwu-uce Thwh-n. Lxm HnnlIL-y Mary Ehzar bclh u 1mm 5mm: rm Ion m ngmv Eu me Meow ugm Klan Ednn Bi: :y .lu mvnv Tuba Elma Tscnmer, Thelma Flee. Jane! Johnsnn. Amm'Hlls Jackson, unnna Blank- :ma. sum Mclhul n, VL'l'ua Ambauher Teresa Hmmrnn Firs! mw len m ngm: Dormhy Deckm JUNE nwmm, Marllvn Rug Cam! Fmdlc . Lorna Buckle , Fleet Siamnn Dana Tnhey. Arms mu vm mm; MuEHc , 0w: Mame Fulok. Maureen Am. Mary McMa Dn LATIN CLUB Sponsmerss Wilma Buss To learn more about Roman life and cu - toms is the aim of the Lann Club, A Ruman banquet 15 held each year. Top row I t m rvgm' wmm- mama John deqn. Jnim Ramavll Juan Me' 3 Mahmu. John 13am mem Llcv unald Lvem. James x'vn hx'ml. Alulnmx'V-Lnxs no N ya . a - x mm I 2;: Thump VunDnzlce, James H wunam Luh3. agnw nggg 5mg, arhara 'm- :- mm Dm-cn mm Rngm'e. R chard Pappu Theudurc Sahesnn mu M: m ugh saw Tk mu, Jpx cmnsmn, r. . cwarl. Aim 5mm mw luv to rv m mlmm Cm. .vuwph Euunumann, ancm Horlo D ,, m- x n'r Lruh Knl . m. Unnha Rn pr. Rohens, Lurane Kour. Luxs Mar .mm- Hurmu, n. FE ? xi'oiwg? Jag; v. Ma v Pam. Benn m Nelson Ms: Ham, SDAmsor Pztrl- do n DJI'Hkv, 1mm, mna chmca ox sum Gwen- ua Poner Naneue vEnamm Pegg Mahmxald. Bamam s rmvd ran u-n m Elv- amnm Ru'llnum, Eileen VVEEIIEY Don 155. Robsrl Lewullen Ph His SnliH F n LI Lchha SiaL-lunck, Leila Eandu, nrm mw 19H m WW Jud 5mm Mar; 51am, Jacqmr Fullm, Eu Wm. Vu-gmm juurnigu'n. h or June Hanson Joan Snwlcs Shirley Mn son. Doronu- Plump. Don Leigm R emaxy erlschkc, lfartha pm ck. Man Lou Olson, Mar vn Amlv'v RXIVTatvl-lal5n: Mm! Gama! , Mummvr- mm, le3 Jomsan. H 5mm Dmm- Eldmv Lyman Her a sum oand m um lei k: .i I , , 1 x, sKmnm- . Eugene Hanson, sham; gvl'm'hyffh? ' f; 1:19;;5 mm-m row 1er m right, Eem m m. Maxm suman LL-xwlh- mm; wmnd wrung Ngmlp, 5w 3mm Emel Mane Peck. France: mm Esme; Olsan, Deny mums aislck. Geoxge 3, .,3'3 ,3,3. ' ' ' SPANISH CLUB Spumnr Mm Dana D. Hallow r anize 0 e1 rumote a better under com used of all students 01' 5 amsh. The g P . standing of the Spanish language and pPU- club 15 dwlded Into four classes, each class pie. thls club, sponsored by Miss Harlow, is having its own nificemrmw PURLWLIBRARY 521 DAKC A was HUROV, Sn WHO Cnrdilnr RICHARD LlEM Early in the fall no less than thirteen seniors, with the aid of a few Juniors and sophomores, go to bat for the Tiger. Before the precious book comcs uut m the sprmg the staff, individually and collectively. feels BUSINESS STAFF 51.1mm; 19H m ngm. Alan VanVuml Hugh Fullel'lrm. Cwarles Crown SlllmE Ian m thl legm Burn. KOYUI Smnkm: Mr Roy, Lmness woman Clarence Nnrlhey, li :4 Lhat iLB moing batsf Eusmcss Manaver CLARENC E NORTHE day thc book comes off 'the vpresses. iL 'hard to put out the Txger. was nuthin' to 1L Smndlnz lcrl m ugm ANNUAL STAFF :mgnr Donna msam John McMahon snnng len m mm Mm 1mm. .mmm Lzmrm vu ,, 'rma Mmmlis. Rwhard uem. Y ' Finally one bnghl Was Naw, there mum cmmwn mum uumnhl': Mm ic AN $33ii3s Many new features and impmvements have been added to the paper. Streamlining has been introduced through variety in page make-up and through the system of broken headlines. The paper is primed nme umes va mmm l'mlnn. . u Uri'Kn 'x'vr'my. Fhmdulu 1H W Hm VNVUIHIL l N - x Mn V , . ' UMMT K'Hu: 137$? nuwm mummy rum. wlmnh, 37TH inn Max m- fhlnmn .Ynlm Bard .lnrk mm Elhlur Alma: RAX. Enum- J EAN LAMPE during the year. . Special editions Center abuut homecoming. VVerd War II hercuz-s the tournament, the npereua and gradu- alion. - W PAPER STAFF mum pm; min t .Iww 'n wm um m .vau hm m phum Duw Ilu'lpm e4 I311 H FEATURES Tiega KING Hnams BREMNE TREER QuEEN Donna Jinn: Buss: Individual Honors For Winner of the coveted Daughters of American Revolution award was Tena Manolis. Awarded annually to the out. standing Senior girl, this award is made on the basis uf dependability; service to the school and country; and leadership and patriotism. Tena was president of her class during her sophomore and junior year; president of Kappa Chapter of Pi Alpha Iota; secretary of the Student Cuuncil; won the Pi Alpha Iota Courtesy Plaque in 1941; was Maid of Honor to the Tiger Queen; co-editor of the Annual; 3 member of Quill ! and Scrull; and NaLinnal Honor Society. L DAR. REPRESENTATIVE Tenn Mznchs BASKETBALL CAPTAIN .lm-k VmIAudalc Jack VanArsdale, also selected as r. member of the South Dakota All- State Basketball team was a rcpre- sentative at Buys1 State. Ha is Brenner was elected as 1942 Tiger ng. Dale Case won Honorable Mention ,, rating on Lhe All-State Basketball ,1 team. FOOTBALL COVCAPTAINS Hams Brenner D1110 Case Eight outstanding juniur buys, Chosen by the faculty for character, leader ship and citizenship attended Boys' State at Aberdeen from May thirty- first to June sixth. They were trained in the fundamentals of government. At the 1942 Buys1 Slate. Jack Van. Arsdale was selected as the best athlete and Jake Stahl as the out. standing ciuzen. For the duranon Boys' State has been abandoned. BOYS STATERS Back 1 m w I'lghr .16 Jack 1: h thhmd Papp From ruw n-n In ugm J mam ailmu Mamn Blonnmerg John Thorpe, VanArsdalLM Alan vaanm-vm. :2qude V +1 74: 9:1. . - Front row mix 10 ngm Jean Lamm m Cram second; Mamn Bloamberl. mi phmo. Back row Iell w nghl: Richard Liem, seventh mum: Lorraine Abler, 1mm mm m pumum Marmn cm ' Jessm pauxson, eighth: Verntce Lehfeldt, mmh, John fifth: Vera Jones. stxllm en, QUILL AND SCROLL Through outstandmg achieve- ments in journahstic work, publicatlon staffers may if they stand high scholastinally. be chosen for membership in Quill and Scroll, National Honorary SocieLy for High School Journalists. President Betty Carroll, Vin -Presidem Hazelbelle Schmidt and Sec, retary Phyllis Gross run things whlle Miss Cone and Miss Larsen dlrecL A mid-year initiation cere- mony was held at the home of Jean Lampe. Ten new mem- bers were added. Members not in the photo are Phyllis Gascoigne. Dons Hopper: Rosemary Loder. Thm'pe. vnmh From imw 1s m rvghl Tana Manohs Hazelbehe Schmidt, Puyms Gums, Mane LaCra t. 52mm row lurl m x'igm Joyce Wm-schke Jean Lamm Alan Vanvnmhia John Enyan. thrm 1 1m Tmrd row left an ng Maxme G11man,lune Lung, Jack Ellcr. Naomx Nassau. Fam-m mw let! 'u rgm Fuchmd mum Beny szmll. , s21 77 Bond Sel lers DeLuxe Buying a jeep and all of the equipment needed for it has been the primary aim of the Natwnal Honor Society. Originated in 1921 by principals of second- ary schools, there are now nver 2300 local chapters in all of the states as well as in Puerto Rico, Hawaii, and the Philippine. Islands. Our Huron chapter received its charter in 1941. To be eligible for mcmberr ship students must be in the upper third of their class, and must have attended Huron High School for at least one year. Not more than fifteen per cent of the senior class may belong to the socieLyl Candidates are chosen by vote of the mem- bers of the- local chapter and the faculty. Membership is based on scholarship. service. leadership and character. Mrs. Vivien Ruhlman is sponsor of the local chapter. Council members besides Mrs. Ruhlman are Miss Bailey and Princlpal Dunbar. Original members. Chosen last spring, are Lorraine Abler, John Bailey, Marvin Bloomberg, Jack Eller. Jean Lampe, Richard Liem, Tana Manolls. Alan Van- Voorhis and Joyce Wierschke. New members elected this year are John Bard, John Enyart, Marie LaCraft, JCSSIE Paulson, Alyce Quale. John Thorpe, Jack Van Arsdale and Don Weatherill. National Honor Society Lu m I'IEM' Marie LaCrafL John '1 mm Jmm Lonamc mm. Baum Manur- luck 'Jnn Arvlalu Jack any 1 BI-wn'l m z Alan v.m xrmum; nun Wsmhe hlll JnVCE errscnke. Jnhn Brut! Alvm- HIV um I n, and Jan Lannie, ' Ql Top row xen 1o I'luhl: Vunan Lmhen Davm Mch'. Cor- Egnrayrou, Dnrmhy Craig. Mr. RUIHCI'. mach, Richard rmm meh-n m Iizhl. Alan vaanmus, Marian Emmer- snn, Pllyllls Grass Myron EurHur. NATIONAL FORENSIC LEAGUE President Vice-President Secretary-Treasurer Coach The National Forensic League. sponsored by D C. Reutter. cunsists of all members 01' the Debate and Declamation teams whn have earned at least twenty paints in inter, school competition. At an honor assembly at the end uf the year. Mr. Reutter awarded National Fur- ensic keys to the following seniors: Currinu Farrell, Myron Burgelz Richard Liam. and Alan VanVoorhis. Jumors who earned keys were Phyllis Gross. Mariam Broderscn Phyllis Gross Vinmn Luther Marian Brodcrsen Mr. D. C. Reutler and Vinton Luther. Phyllis Gross won the added distinction of being eligible for thxs award in both Debate and Declamalionl A Debate contestant receives ten points for each winning debate, Hve paints for each lusing debate. and six points for each non- decislon debala To earn the required num- ber of pomls in declamation a Candidate mus! participate in at least une Declamalion meet. Points are evaluated by the number of contestants participming. CQmpoign Directors Ten: Manuks Miss Lament Exchard Liem um Ypm'bonk Many hours of dreamingy planning, and workng have gone into the compiling of this, the 1943 edition of the Tiger which we nnw present for your approval, We have endeavored to preserve for you an accurate record of the many experiences of the school year, 194271943, which you have ,enjoyed because you shared an intimate part in them, You are the principal charac. texs at this narrative. Your activities, from the opening week of schnul m the deliverv of that last coveted diploma. furmsh th'e plot of thts stm'v; your acuomptishmentgl the climax. May you look back in future years, When memory fails to recall these happy tlmes with sufficient clarity, and read again with some enjoyment the story of another year at Huron Highinot jum any year, but the year 19424943. vmmn Luther, June Lang Curudiloz': mm 1944 Yesrbook The merits of the book may be attributed to the cooperation of the many people Who have shared an interest in it Tu Mr. Frank Brown of the Huronite we owe much for his sincere interest and ideast The honors for photography are rightly due Mr. M. A. Artz of the Artz Studio. Mr. H. M. War- wick of the South Dakuta Engraving Come pany, Sioux Falls, South Dakota, gave ex- cellent service in the line of engraving. The covers are from the Kingscraft Company. Chicago, Illinois, and the paper from the S. P. Warren Paper Company, Boston. Massachusetts, It is the sincere wmsh of the editors, the adviser. the business manager. and each member of the staff that the Tiger of 1943 will be a source uf infnrmatiun and yeal pleasure to you all. HOW VICTORY WILL COME Onlv when coup. uers fears - . r1 re conq ' Vthn'love aplqe: Where hate has been. And life Is dmviplinod by team, cl peace come in. Can victorv ah i It's All So TrLJe The Huron High School Annual might have lost the battle-but didnlt. Our Advertisers erected Fort Finance, so that we are safely on our way to victory Everyone who reads this book wants to buy things; he needs services performed Be logical. Here are some hard-headed reasons why it will pay you to trade with the merchants, jobbers, and professional men who are repre- sented in this book: 1. You can have face-to-face dealings with them. Everyone is located close at hand, and is personally behind his goods and services. 1 Our advertisers want you for steady customers. They are prepared to give you the kind of treatment that will make you want to come back again. 3. More business means security. 4. They can give you prompt service, at the moment that you need it. Above all, remember, that what helps business helps you HURON p: In: x JCL 52: DAKCTAAVFS'BRARY W 82 h- .30 57350 Annual Sponsors For 1943 BAKEHIES 3911 Bakery , , , W 49 deuk! 5; Swander Baum: Company , .11; Dakala L N . 331.1525 and Meymm am :90 am. 5. w Northwest security Nauanal Ban. , , , W , ,uu Dakoas. BEAUTY SHOP Fx'ances' Beauty Parlur , , BOTTLINC COMPANY Nehl aumzng company m 433 Kama: s. E. BUSINESS COLLEGE Nnrlhwesl College nt Commarc? W 52 3rd 5. w. 35 3rd. 5. E. CAFES Delile Shun , , , 321 Dakou 5. 111mm Lunch 20:: Dakntn SW olympm Cafe 354 Dakota 5 EMETERY MEMORIALS Huron Mznble and Gmmte Works , , 05 2nd 5 E7 CIGAR STORES Myms Cigar Store .123 Dukum s Pars corner ,7 , 233 Dakota 5. CLEANERS Huron cleaners arm Dyers N 34 2nd. 5.15. Smuhy cleanm-x, , 14.1 anam 5, Vaum Cleaners and Dyers . 157 mi, 5. w. CLINn: Huron Clinic-Sprague Hnspnal . , W , 450 uakma s. CLOTHING 31'0st nedblom': 7 . 33: Dakota 5. KDEDP': , 7 245 Dakota 5 Osborn , , , 7 10 3rd. 5. w. cREAMEmEs memnm Cranmmy Cnmpany 325 2nd, 5 F2 Norm Amerlcan Creamery. Inc W, J43 mkum s DAIRIES uagnon: Dany neann Fonds 134 2nd. 5. EW Gold Medal Dilly'y :m Kuums s. F 5mm and CompanyiPoulxry. Egg; cream W 7 W a1 Dakota N m:nrxs'rs Dr Hazman , 7 14x Dukum s m .A. Spmk W . 336 Dakula 5. Dr Roy A SllnHum m-nm 'ul'gcun , 235 Dakola 5. Dr Wlenl: N w Securlly Bank Bldg Dn Vance 75 3rd. 5 w. Dr w r R an'mn Masumn Tumplp DIW Youel 52 Wesl 3m St. DEPAR'I'MENT STORES Gamble Slate's W W 259 Daknla sv Habichl and thmht 2w Dukolu s .1 J. vaherl'y Company 7 259 Darwin 5 .r. c Penney Cumpanv, Inc. :2 3rd. 5 w sham, Roebuck and unmpany e: am 5 w. Wagner's Draperies and Drv Goods 345 Dakota 3. DRUG COMPANIES Elm Pmumary , :91 Dakota 5 Humphrey Drug Slm'e 2:9 Dakola 5 PL rHon Drug Shire 37u mm. 5 She n and Moe 253 Dakota 5. thnlcr mm; Smrr- mm :4 uomsrs SiL'hn-uH's Flowers :34 Dakota sW Walken the Florist 431 Dakota 5 FUNERM. HOMES K1 von Funem Home 173 Wlwungn s w Wencr Fllm-ml Home 2221 3rd 5. w. F1 HNITURE Fullerton qulmn- :01 3rd 5 w. FUHRH-HS Exlers' rurriers A33 3m. 5w. GARAGES n nvmnzan and Suns :er W'xsconsm s w. unle'bu Anmmmpmw 143 ard s w. GROCERIES Esq slur Grueery , am Ulah s F. Jack's Markel. ,7 18 3rd. 5. E, 1.: Inc': Markm , , ans nukma s Pele 5 Market 265 Daknla 5. Red Owl I10 mi 3 w 125 3rd. S w 7 82 41h. S w, mm mm. s. w o 1:. Skaggs System Piggv-WiEI-zly W Soulh Sxde Grace 3 . GROCERS-Wholesale Mnmmnunn WW 49 2qu w. x-mxuwnm-j Silver's Hardware Company 240 Dakala 5W Wamel Hardware Company , 251 Dakota 5 HOSPITALS Samn-um menl W W 723 Dukmla s. HOTELS Marv Hugmu Ham and CoHee snap v. :59 Dakota 3. 1cm COMPANIES Huron Ice Company , INSURANCE Beach and chkmsnn Insurance , , W , , 314 DJ, Ia H. J. Ward Insurance Agency. 29 3rd 5, v. 111 Utah SW 2. wsunnwcn COMPANY Llle nenem xnsurance Company, Inc W 31-1 mkma s. JEWELRY STORES Hunsgnn: chth'v smre Snum's Jewmry Stole LAUNDRY Mndpl Laundry 257 Wiscunsin s. w. LUMBER AND COAL Huron Lumbvr m; 7 317 Dakuta s 351 mkola SW puny W , , . um Wisconsm s w. Fem Mmlaner Lumber m..p:my , , In Kansas 5. E MUSIC SHOP n. Ilu'yS Mum Show rm W 45 mm s. w nIL COMPANY Standard 011 company 7, 317 Iowa 5 .v. oP'J'OMETRISTS Dr. shex'man Johnson W A 313 Daknm s PHOTOGRAPHY Art: Studio ,7 , 279 Dakum S. PHYSICIANS Dr Laurnncc s. Butts 353 Dakota 3. Dr. R. A Buchananinocm 213 'n; ma s w, pRmTINc Huron Pubhshing Campznv 7415 3m. 5 w. PUBLIC SFRVICP. COMPANY Nonhweslem Pnbnc 5mm Company 1m Daknla S. W RECREATION PARLORS Mar m Hugmll KPCI'Pauan Cu'Ik-r , , 7 my Dakota 3 SCHOOL AND OFF! E SUPPLIES rack Knabe, Inc 7 425 Dakota 5 Km Brothels. Inc. , , us 4m 5. w SHOE SHOPS Pa ter's Quallly Footwear , 20 3rd 5. w Sp we S'ltn- Snap aw Dakota 5 sroRT SHOP Tredway and Llem 7 , , , , 52 4m 5 w SERVICE STATIONS Dawmown Samoa Station 320 Kansas 5 E THEATERS Bnou Theatre and Huron TheauF M.nnasma Amusement Cn 3rd 5 E WOMEN'S APPAREL Bmgs sum Shnp 25 am 5 w, memmg: Store 360 Daknm s Grywman's 50 3rd 5. w Jamm Shun 14 am 5 w 0n the next five pages we give you a chance To scribble with abandon and fill in the blanks; - a1 84 hr F4 nu The things you write here are often foolish, Sometimes theyke wacky, and sometimes ghoulish. .44 85$- But the Tiger staff knows that what you like, Adds a personal note that will always delight. So, come on kids, give out with the autographs, These pages are youthful ,em with laughs! Loud rings the Huron High cry, Victory and Liberty! Evermore!