Huron High School - Tiger Yearbook (Huron, SD)

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0 D DUNEAR. B.Sn M A Prmmpni or my senior Hmh Sclmul State Fair Because his guidance and advice have been invalu- able to countless students of Huron High School, and because he has used his many talents to the best advantage, Principal 0 Di Dunbar has made better claim to his office than any other man. UnHinL-hing in adversity, his character and scholarship have made him indicative of the spirit of Huron High Schooli Mri Dunbar is the man behind the desk who daily metes nut advicciand d1scipline. He takes a most active part in our school life, and in guiding us as a student body and as individuals. Being principal of Hux'olfs Senior High School gives him a large variety of duties, and all of them are conscientiously and well perfnrmed. To him, all 0f us, and the Seniors especially, owe much, and to him we express our gratitude and appreciation Secretary to the President Miss Grace Wilson has maintained a personal inter est in every student to gain both respect and true friendh linessi To her. have cume problems both personal and institutional. and a wise head coupled with an intimate knowledge of human nature, have showed her to be capable of meeting any situation. Miss Wilson, that familiar lady who writes slips. white, yellow, pink and blue. No matter how busy she may be. her helping hand and pleasant smile- are always ready to give aid or advice Asixieenl MISS GRACE WILSON Secmary to Mr. Dunbar

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l H1lIIIIIllllIII1TEEA State Fair Board ADMINISTRATION

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rIf'.'LI.I.IxI.IxILIxIxILILILILICITITITETEW Management Top row left Vo mam: Mm wmm miss. Rnlaml Sander 5 Dean Gacksteuen James Averl', Robert Msxex. u o. n Dunbar Haunm mw Ian to am May Jane Roush. Esther Walr kemhian, Phyllis Cmnston, Joy Cranslun. Rusemary Fnzgerald. norman Euckh Richard Welmr. Student Council OFFICERS President Vice-President Serretary-Treasurer Spunsnr Adviser In order to carry on the general business uf the classes m Senior High a group of representative students was elected from each of the thrcc classes to serve on Lhe Student Council. There were fifteen Student Counml Members, 3 representaLivc from each room. The students elect their repre- sentative who reporls m and from the Stu- dent CounciI un matters penaining to student achvitles within the powm' 0f the organizatlonh Council members hold offlce thrnnghout the entire year. For its Chief objective the Counuihl had the task of trying to bring about maxxmum Efficiency and cooperanon beLwcen all de- partments and student body. Norman Buck Rnland Sanderson Esther VVarkemhien Miss Wilma Bliss Principal O. D. Dunbar Included among the actwities that were promoted by this orgamzation Were the Homecoming and Christmas Dances given in the ngh School Gymnasium. Emphasiz- ing school sportsmanship this year, the Cnuncil drew up a mrle 0f spurtsmanship, which was primed 0n the programs given out at the basketball games. As president of the Student Council. Norman Buck presided over all meetingsh Roland Sanderson v55 viceipresldenl and Esther Warkemhien. secretaryitlheasurexx Miss Wllma Bliss acted as faculty sponsor and Principal O. D, Dunbar attended each meeting. VSCVCHQEEHV