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O Directors Educator adm1n1strator and man of letters he IS ever at the SBTVICG of others Through hls perslstent labors clear v1s1on and hlgh ldeals for the Olly schools the Huron Sen1or Hlgh School has been made 1nto one of the greatest hlgh schools 1n the state Huron Sen1or Hxgh School IS most fortunate 1n havmg as superlntendent Mr A J Lang who IS recogmzed as a leadmg author1ty 1n educat1onal clrcles For years Super1ntendent Lang has labor ed unt1r1ngly unt1l today the school ranks first among the educatlonal 1nst1tut1ons of the state Everyone who IS connected Wlth the school 1n any way as student faculty fr1end IS domg h1s part to help realme Super1ntendent Lang s dream of Huron Senlor H1gh School as the greatest Sen 1or Hlgh School of the Northwest Secretary to the Supermtendent MRS ENIZIE ALDRICH Secretary to Mr Lang Mrs EIIZIB Aldf1Ch began her career as secre tary to Super1ntendent A J Lang 1n January 1944 Flllng typmg takmg d1ctat1on and keepmg the records of the Sen1or H1gh School Jun1or Hlgh School L1nco1n Grade School Jefferson Grade School McK1nley Grade School and W1lson Grade School 1n order fill her tlme Endowed w1th a keen sense of perceptlon and yalues Mrs Aldrlch has handled HEHITS of her 03106 both smoothly and efflclently Students know her as the k1nd1y lmpersonal but frlendly secreta1y who w1ll1nglv helps the faculty and student body at all tlmes Her one hobby and a pretty blg one at that IS collectlng stamps It 1S d1iT1cult for her to say just hoyy many she has but she IS certa1n she has a g1eat plenty Flfteen 1 7 1 1 7 v .. , , .1 .r . , . . , ' Y 7 7 7 3 7 ! 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A Secretary to the Pr1nc1pal Controller of ODDUNBARBS MA P1 nc pal of the Sen Ol Hlgh Scl 11 Th1s page honors M1ss Grace W1lSOD better Pr1nc1pal O D Dunbars adm1n1strat1on has marked a F156 ln the fame and popular1tx of Huron Senlor Hlgh School Hls GHICIGDCY has endeared h1m to the hearts of faculty and students HIS W1t h1s enthus1asm h1s fine sportsrnansh1p and h1s happy personahty are most representatne of the sp1r1t of Huron Sen1or H1gh School He has proven h1mself a true fr1end to all students and he has wllhngly and unreservedly g1ven h1s SSFVICBS Because h1s gu1dance and ad VICE have been 1nvaluable to countless students of Huron Sen1or Hlgh School and because he has used h1s many talents to the best advantage Pr1nc1pal Dunbar has made better clalm to h1S OHICE than any other man known as Gracle to the hundreds of students who have attended Huron H1gh School for the past twenty three years An empty space has been left 1n our hearts and 1n our school w1th the temporary depaltur of MISS W1lson f1om her faffllllal' pos1t1on as secretarv 1n the Sen1or Hlgh OHICG Suddenlv str1cken w1th a ser1ous eye defect the earlv part of February she submltted to sur gery We of Huron Hlgh School Joln together to w1sh her a speedy ecovery and are lookmg for ward to the t1me when she w1ll be back 1n the OlT1C9 Durmg MISS W11so1 s absence Mrs R N Camp bell 1S secretary to Pr1nc1pal O D Dunbar Mrs Campbell has ablx and efT1c1ently kept the h1gh school affa1rs runn1nG smoothly SlXte9H MISS GRACE WILSON Secretary to Mr Dunbar ,. , .. . .. .Y . . 7 Y 1 '1 '1 U 7 7 ,...,4.. 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C, . s Personnel to Q7 Back row left to right Prrncrpal O D Dunbar Dwrght Front row left to rrght Beverlx Young Donna DuBro Cranston Vbrllram Hoskins James Howard William Lois Huntlex Esther Warkenthlen Eileen Vt agner VN ld Nlrss D n B wn Earl Nordb Geor e Marrlxn And on and Sall Dw er ergo o a rox x g ers 3 y 'Nlanolrs Alxrn Kludt and Eugene Srbley Student Councrl OFFICERS President Eugene Sibley Vice President Marrlvn Anderson Secretarx Treasurer Marx Anderson Sponsor Adviser The Student Council of Huron High Schol is made up of one elected represen tatix e from each of the fifteen home rooms matters pertaining to student act1x1t1es This xear as usual ther took full charge of Homecoming actrx 1t1es on Tiger Dax Sexeml new features were introduced to the weeks program A bronze plaque with names of all Huron High School students who gaxe then lixes during World War ll cast in raised surfaces w as presented to the school bx the Student Council Funds for this memorial had been left br the classes of 1949 l943 1944 and l94a There were thrrtx names to w hom tribute w as paid Black out curtains for the auditorium were bought by the school board at the Dona Brown Pr1nc1palO D Dunbar request of the Student Council Now the entrre Senior High can be shown educa tional moxies in the Studx Hall the Council during the xear was the re organizing of clubs During the war Huron High School has had no club program The new clubs meet one hour ex erx three weeks during school time Everx student is encouraged to Join one of the following clubs Spanish Club Miss Harlow Journal rsm Club Miss Cone Library Club Mrs Tollefson Art Club Miss Ritchex Science Club tJun1or and Seniorj Mr Rox Science Club tSophomoresJ Mrs Vance Boxs Club Mrs Ruhlman H Club Mr Washa baugh Dramatrcs Club Mr Reutter Pho tographx Club Mr Dunbar Girls Club Miss Larsen Record Club Miss Brown Axratron Club Mr Kearns Sex enteen Z2 , lui' : f F ,i,,W,fM Ffh , ,. . I V . A ' ' V ' . VA. . V ' l I I rl . ' . Y ' 7 ' ' A ' . v V., A 'l. , Y 'Y ' ' I ' ' 7 V- 7 The group meets to discuss and act on Perhaps the greatest contribution of v q xr. Q Y Y ' v , ' ' , K' ' 1 ' r ' 7 ' ' l Q ' ' .. Q ' l v I 7 V 'r . . 4 I Y.. . -ly Q I 1 -F. V l ' . I ' I ' - ' - ' v y .' , ' Y . - Q v s v v' ' , l ' Heads of Standmg left to rxght VIISS Harlow Mr Reutter and MISS B11 s Slttlng left to r1ght MISS Larsen M1ss Cone MISS Kmg and Mrs Ruhlman Languages One of the first soc1al reqmrements IS the ab1l1ty to talk well Speech 1S so fam1l1ar a feature of our da1ly l1ves that we rarely pause to th1nk about lt And yet SOC16ty offers 1ts greatest rewards to those who know how to talk The clever and 1nterest1ng conversat1onal1st lS always popular always 1n demand He IS wel come wherever he goes Mr Delbert C Reutter takes the students 1n hand and makes more fluent and 1ntell1gent speak ers out of them MlSS Florence Klng and MISS Wava K Larsen 1ntroduce the Sophomores to h1gh school Enghsh emphas1z1ng the baSlC rules of grammar M1ss Dana Harlow, MISS Kathleen Cone and MISS Frances Ta1t a1d the Junlors 1n gn mg them Amer1can hterarx background and gu1dance 1n acqu1r1ng a knowledge of the xarletv of select1ons from Amer1can L1terature In the knowledge and obserx ance of the rules Hxed by good usage and suggest ed by common sense for the express1on of thoughts 1n Enghsh and the repre sentat1on of them on paper there are manv w1dely prex alent defic1enc1es some natural enough some verv odd but all shared by many students The purpose of Wrltten Expresslon IS s1mplv to help cor rect some of these def1c1enc1es Wr1tten Express1on IS taught by Mrs VIVIQD Ruhl man Th1s course prov1des a student Wlth a toundat1on upon wh1ch to go ahead and bu1ld Jn future college tra1n1ng The course World L1terature glVES a good knowledge of the background upon wh1ch the lltera ture of the var1ous countrles IS bu1lt In add1t1on lt glV6S the student a broader outlook on l1fe Mrs Ruhlman also teaches World L1terature Our present age more than any other 1n the worlds hlstorx IS lntensely con cerned Wlth the problem of 1nterna tlonal relat1ons In the Latm classes of MISS Wllma Bl1ss the students learn a language wh1ch glV6S them a better understand1ng of Enghsh as well as a background of h1storx and customs of the Roman people In teachmg Span 1sh M1ss Dana Harlow 1mparts to her classes the knowledge of a language most essentlal 1n promotlng better rela t1ons Wlth our Southern ne1ghbors E1ghtecn l ' ' :1' '. . . 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Departments Left to right Miss Briscoe Mr Rox 'xliss Bailex and Mrs Vance Nliss Bliss not in photo Science Mathemat1cs No one can safelx predict just what mathematical ideas or abilities axerage xoung citizens will need xx hen thex go out in life The majoritx of them xxill probablx nex er haxe to use anx thing but the verx simplest processes in aiithmetic but that does not mean that xxe are justified in sending them out with a bare equipment for using the multiplication table and the rules figuring interest Commercial Arithmetic taught bx Miss Laura Briscoe is a couise in essential mathematics The uige for gieater accui acx in computation and more xx oik in pei centage and interest is xeix great mathematics go to Miss 'xeia Bailex oi N11 Ralph Rox for instiuction in Plane Geometix Aftei mastering axioms ptopo sitions and tneoiems thex take Adx anced Algebia xx hich deals xx ith tuithei actixi ties of x Last but not least ask anx one xx ho has taken it comes Tiiqonometrx a cologs and antilogs and then Solid Geom etrx a couise of great help to those plan conglomeiation of s1nes cosines logs ning to take Engineering Nliss Bailex teaches the Adx anced Algebra Solid Ge ometrx and Trigonometrx courses The importance of science and scien titic research has been brought to us dur ing the past few xears Preparing he students of Huron High School to meet this need has been the full time job of oui science instructors Mrs Cora S Vance and Mr Ralph Rox Biologx Chemistrx and Phxsics gixe the xoung scientist of tomoi row access to a well rounded scien tific career Beginning with Biologx under the guiding hands of Mrs Vance the undeiclassmen lax a good foundation for fuithcr scientific studx A student desiring it max acquire a bx taking the Chemistix COUISC capablx handled bx Mr Rox To obtain a piactical basis foi future cngineeiinag caieeis and a deepei insight into the makeup and xxoikintgs of our scientific enxnonment a xxise subject to take is Phxsics also taught bx Mr Rox Nliss VK ilma Bliss has made the Hx giene couise one of the most beneficial as xxell as most inteiestlnq taught in the Senior Hiffh School NIHLILL I1 I I . . 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Bureau of Left to right Miss Tait Miss Bliss Mrs Tollefson Miss Cone and Miss Grimes Mr Washabaugh not in photo Social Stud1es Good living and proper social relations are outlined by Miss Marie Grimes in Sociology This course has been very popu lar during the past year Economics IS a study of how men make a living which takes in a large territory Present day problems social conditions and the guide to better living are brought out by Mr Percy Washabaugh to his Economics students Introducing the students to the funda mentals of Law Miss Frances Tait gives a sound framework upon which students may build when taking up adx anced Law mercial Law classes promotes a true pa tr1ot1sm which ever actuates us to do all we can with voice vote and pen to pro mote our nations highest welfare Commercial Geography taught bv Miss Wilma Bliss IS a simple direct storv of human geography It shows the student the economic influence of climate soil forests mlneral resources waterways and water power to a country Our American Hlstorv teachers Miss Marie Grimes and Mr Percy Wasnabaugh set out each year to present a clear picture of our country from the time Columbus discovered America to the present status of the United States as a World Power winning a World War by means of the Atomic Bomb The perplexing issues that have faced the world of yesterday are presented very clearly by Miss Marie Grimes and Miss Kathleen Cone in the World History courses Our present age more than any other in worlds history IS intensely concerned with the problem of International Re governmental history and theory Miss Cones students are acquiring an invalu able store of knowledge along these lines Mrs Sander Tollefson Librarian has been instrumental in aiding students with research themes essays and other compo s1t1ons The library shows its interest in other school activity by sponsoring an always interesting and educational pro gram during Book Week Mrs Tollefsor' instructs the Junior High English classes each year in the proper use of any library Twenty i i V l O . . , . . . I . V . . . . . ' . y 1 1 Y . . , l - . 1 . . ' Y 7 7 t . . , . . . Y . . 7 . . - courses. Miss Tait, in her Civics and Corn- lations. Taking up war strategy, geography, 9 ' 79 . . . , . . . - . . , , - I . . . , , . . Q - . . . . - . , , . Y v . . . , . 1 7 - s s ., J 1 . , . , . , . . . Y . . . - 9 7 V I . W' Q , . Q . Information Standmg left to rlght Mr DeRube1s M1ss Brown and Mr Kearns Sxttmg left to r1ght M1ss Br1scoe MISS Kmg M1ss Kaxser M1ss Rogers and M1ss McKay Mrs Levtallen not 1n photo 'VOC2IlOH3l Thls belng h1s flrst year of h1gh school teachmg Mr J R Kearns offered the new courses of Trades and lndustry to Senlor Hrgh pup1ls Mr Kearns prevlously taught radlo at the army field ln SIOUX Falls He IS a graduate of Iowa State College at Ames He also teaches Rad1O Mr George DeRube1s heads the In dustrlal Arts department Th1s course takes 1n wood and metal worklng as well as electrlcal phrases Mechan1cal Drawmg taught by M1ss Ol1ve Rogers lavs down the fundamentals of Archltectural and M8Ch1D6 Drawlng for those who w1sh to take up the work of an AFCh1t9Ct or a Mechanlcal Engmeer An advanced course 1S offered whlch takes ln detalled machme drawmg A Red Cross F1rst A1d course and a Red Cross Home Nursmg course recently orgamzed are taught bv Mrs Ruth Lew allen Mrs Lewallen who IS the CIIX School Nurse IS a Red Cross Nurse as well as a Reglstered Nurse In the Department of Home Econom1cs an adx anced course 1n Sewmg and Cook mg IS offered to Semor H1gh glrls These g1r1s recelve excellent preparat1on for Educatunl home makmg or for future study of D16t6t1CS MISS Catherme McKay teaches Cooklng whlle M1ss JQSSIG KHISGT teaches Sewlng In the study of tx pewrxtlng the pr1mary a1m IS the development of tx pmg power for personal or voca tlonal use M1ss Florence Kxng a graduate of Northern State Teachers College has prevlouslv taught at DetFOll Lakes M1nne sota and the M1HH8SOta School of BUS1 ness Her home IS 1n Aberdeen She IS new th1s X ear 1n Huron Senlor Hlgh School By rece1v1ng 1nstruct1on 1n Commerclal Ar1thmet1c Shorthand and Typmg from MISS BFISCOE a student IS excellently pre pared to enter a secretarlal career Durmg the year the faculty recelx ed student help fxom MISS Brlscoes Adwanced Shorthand classes One of the newer of the commerclal couxses IS D1StYlbUt1X9 Educatlon taught bx M1ss Dona Brown Th1s IS a comb1na t1on of classroom study and actual exper1 ence BX recenmg 1nstruct1on 1n Book keepmg from M1ss Broun the students a1e well prepared to enter a secretar1al career Tu 11x ne ' , . - ' g o . . . . 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'L-I V' 0 Managers of Left to xlght M1ss Burr M1ss Rxtches and Mrs Greexe Muslc Art The Huron Sen1or H1gh School musxc course 1S d1v1ded mto the Instrumental Musrc Department and the Vocal Muslc Department Mrs Ruth Greeves has charge of the vocal mus1c Mrs Greeves has re celved d1plomas from Huron College and Northwestern Unlverslty She has also attended Chrlstlanson Choral School of Ch1cago and Mmneapohs College of MUSIC The past four years she spent teachmg at Gettysburg Besrdes the regular Grrls Glee Club and Boxs Glee Club Mrs Greeves also has charge of the Treble Clef and M1Xed Chorus These groups under the outstandmg leadershlp of Mrs Greeves were recogmzed by the entlre c1ty M1ss Arlvne Burr has charge of the lnstrumental muslc She IS completmg her second year 1n th1s pos1t1on MISS Burr recelved her B M Degree from the Um xerslty of M1HH6SOt8 Under her drrectron the baton twlrlers haxe become xerx efT1 c1ent She has dex eloped a good band as well as an excellent pep band Among the finer arts ot hte Huron Ix nt Sen1or H1gh School students have greater advantages rn mus1cal tra1n1ng than the axerage h1gh school student Under the full t1me gu1dance of Mrs Ruth Greeves M1ss Arly ne Burr and M1ss Allce Rltchey they haxe had excellent gu1dance ln the fundamentals of music and art The student after a course 1n Art has a better apprec1at1on and understandmg of Art and 1ts relatlon to lxfe There are among us a number of students who pos sess art1st1c 3b1l1tX and a tendencv toward an art1st1c career Thus Huron Semor H1gh School has a xerx complete Art course taught by MISS Ahce Rltchex Besxdes ac qurrmg an apprec1at1on of art through study and d1scuss1on M1ss Rltchex s Art students haxe enjox ed among other pro jects the makmg of scenery for all the mus1cal programs M1ss Rrtcnex started to teach art 1n the Senlor H1gh School at tle bCg1I'1HlI'1g of the second semester m l9-14 M155 Ahce R1tchex recelx ed her de glee from Huron College has attended the Chlcago Art Instltute and the Un1xc1s1tx ot Mlnnesota Txx I A , I I .', . 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'VIIS Hawk a d M1 Vbaslabau Physlcal Educatlon Coach Orval E Shanholtz lb the mam reason why Hurons T1gers are perched on top of the Eastern Soutn Dakota foot ball and basketball throne In h1s first season as head coach of Hurons T1gers Orval E Shanholtz estabhshed h1mself as one of the outstand1ng coaches IH the state as the T1gers agam completed a suc cessful campa1gn Coach Shanholtz IS the first coach 1n Huron Sen1or Hlgh School to ever produce a Conference Basketball Team a State Tournament Team and a Conference Football Team all w1th1n one year He IS the Hrst coach 1n Huron Sen1o1 Hlgh School to produce a Conference B excellent coach He produces nothmg but tne best HIS dut1es COHSISI of coachmg A Basketball A Football t1ack and teach1ng four phxs1cal educat1on classes tor boss a Week Percx C Washabaugh has no easx pos1t1on HIS dut1es cons1st of mam He 1 the head of the phxs1cal educatlon de partment he has charge of all athlet1c act1x1tx funds and equlpment he IS the B Basketball coach and 1ntramural coach he has charge of track What moxe could a man doo Mr 'Washabaugh 16 Jolned the Sen1or H1gh Faculty after re ce1v1ng h1s Honorable and M9d1Cal D1s charge from the U S Army 1n November 1944 Mr Washabaugh has had an excel lent teach1ng and coachlng career He has been very successful wh1le teachmg and coach1ng IH Huron Sen1or H1gh School Sen1or H1gh Glrls Athletlc ASSOCIH t1on IS supelvlsed by MISS Beverlv Haw k1ns new phx s1cal educatlon 1nstructorfo1 g1rls and the grade schools MISS Hawk1ns graduated last wear from the UHIVCFSIIX of South Dakota at Verm1ll1on where she majored 1n phxslcal educatlon MG6t1HgS of GAA are held everx h1s,h school gxmnas1um All g1rls are el1g1ble to JOIN the group It IS an 3Ct1V1tX that a1ms for better health and sports mansn1p ACt1Xlt1eS such as basketball softball and other spo1ts ale play ed dur mg c ass Educat1on IS the makmg of better l1fe phx S1C3llY mentallx morallx and C18llX Phx S1Cal Educatlon 1S one of the best means d1rectlx and 1nd1rectlx of accompl1sh1ng th1s and so should occupx an 1mportant place m the school cux 11culum Tu ent Three l Lf-ft to '1 1 : 1 '. n o ., 1 ' ins, n 1 ' , 1 gh. U O . , . . . 1 . .1- . , ' n 1 ' I ' .1 . Q - I . r A . N . - . . . , . . L . . . . I . I . - Y , Team. In other words. Shanty is an Tuesday from 7:00 to 9:00 p. m. at the . . I V . . 1. 11 .1 rv , K - V S U' . X' ' 5 l . C 's v' ' ' - - j ' L' so- g. vs v . .- . . . . ' ' v Q Y - Q il ' . 3, Caterers of FACULTY CHRISTMAS TEA Celebratlon A5 .Vila Left to rlght Mr Peek Mr Zeller Mr Day and Mr Bowder Mr Allen and Mr Roush not 1n photo Custodlans The custodlans of Huron Sen1or H1gh School have a blg Job to do but Harry Allen and Floyd Roush find tlme to over see the upkeep of our buxldlngs the grounds and to be present at our soc1al functlons The Janltors are the SIX men who keep the boards clean the floors slxck and see that the buxldmgs 1ns1de and out are 1n good cond1t1on Mr Peek has charge of the old Sen1or H1gh School bulldlng Mr Day IS cus todlan of the new Sen1or H1gh annex Mr Louls Allen IS day engmeer Mr Floy d Roush IS n1ght eng1neer Mr Wllllam Zeller IS bus drlver and n1ght watchman The students dont reallze what they owe to the schools able custod1ans I never occurs to them when they come on a cold January mormng that someone had to come early and heat the school Thev l1ke the halls and rooms clean but they neyer clean them themselyes Yes they owe a blg debt to the Janltorlal staff These able persons clean the buxldmgs hre the stokers manage the l1ght1ng and heatmg systems They take personal pr1de 1n keepmg the school s equlpment ln good cond1t1on They gam as many loyal followers as they contact from early mormng W1 en Harry Peek ralses Old Glory unt1l eve nlng when w1th the last stralns of Home Sweet Home B111 Zellner ushers out the last students on a dance n1ght The year around the custodlan corps adds to Huron H1gh students comfort and del1ght from keep1ng them toasty warm 1n wlnter to beaut1fy1ng the grounds IH summer Hats off to the cogs that keep the school runnlng' Peermg 1nto the prlvate l1ves of Huron H1gh School custodlans we find a yarlety of hlstorles hObb16S and ambltlons Louls Allen spends hlS t1me 1n the bowl1ng alley ACCOYdlHg to Harry Peek Hes a great bowler Whlle h1S postwar plans are not complete he would l1ke to be a drlyer for a bus llne on the coast Athlet1cs seem to appeal to B111 Zell ne1 B111 orgamzes Jumor League base ball teams Football hunt1ng and flshmg seem to be h1s hobb1es These capable eff1c1ent persons are the ones who really have the pamstakmg deta1l work that IS needed to keep any organlzatlon running Tyy enty Fxve O ,, , qv., I y W .e-,,.. ---T .. ...,,,,-We -,,. 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I , . . , .V Hosts -- Hostesses CLASSES Pr1or1t1es kv Vx v. fJff1C6fS Lrene Hax PllSlC'l1.l1f Esther Warkenthlen Vice President LOIS Huntley Secl etal x Treasurer Esther Warkenthxen Gene Hax ard Lols Huntlex Senlor Board Jane Ames Helen G1Z16WSk1 Mary Al1ce McMahon Kenneth Moore Bonnle Strohmalel L LASS COLORS Aqua CLASS FLOWER Tahsman Rose LLASS MOTTO Up and Atom Room Room Room Room Room 212 Mr Percy Washabaugh Chanman Mlss Laura Brlscoe MISS Marle Grlmes Mxss Dana D Harlow MISS Florence Kmg, left to xlght Bonnle Strohma1er Kenneth Home Helen Gl7lENK3kl Jane Ames and Marx Alice N'Ic'NIahon Tu entv Elght SE IOR Class Hrstorv HOURS l UU 2011 Durrng the frrst hour ot eelebratrne th: twentx frtth annrx rsarx one hundred and flttx srx bewrldered and most unrefrned students gathered at the tamed Senror Hrgh Sehool The hosts durrnq thrs hour were Gene Hav Don Lrem and Darlene Jeffers We were entertarned bx the Huron Hrgh Srlverettes lGlee Clubj wrth rn operetta Sax It Wrth Musre We alsr attended the Co Ed Prom w hreh was held HOURS 300 -1 U0 More retrned students were present at thrs hour We were greeted by Eugene Srb lev Bonnre Strohmarer, and Esther War HOUPS '7 UU 500 'lhe last hour ol the Open House had beeun lhe students were eomrneg r l therr lrst look around On therr taees were expressrons ot w onderment ot tne eomrnt hours Fherr trees had more rntellregenr expressrons than the ones durrng the rrrsr hour llre reeerxrnq lrne was eomposed ot Cene Hax Esther Vlfarkenthren and Lors Huntlew The two most honored guest were Dolores Gardner and Kenneth Moore the Cherrx Prom the Aprrl Showers and Phe Amerrean Crossroads The debaters wrth therr srlxer xorces and glrtterrne mrnds were presented a well earned Srl xer Loxrne Cup The Srlxer Frxe relrn qurshed therr eup durrng, thrs hour The Trefer Annual won the hreghest bestowed ltr fAll State Annualj kenthren A cup was awarded to the Srlx er Frxe fBasketball Teaml We were enter tamed bv the operetta Hrgh Sehool Canteen whrch had much srnerneg and dancrneg BETTY KLAR JANE AMES LOH ALFX SONC Vlere lox al to Nou Huron Hrsh Vle re Orange and Blrel-e Huron H1 h We ll ba k Xou to stand Agarnst the best rn the land For we know xou haxe sand Huron Hr h So smash through that lrne Huron Hr h We re backrng X ou all Huron H1 h Our team rs our fame protector on boxs For we expect a xrctorx tor xou Huron Hrsh Tw e ntx Nrne I . 3 - 2 rf -1 -2: ' x ' - 1 r r x 1 K' - 1 r V A-r 1 r r '- ' ' f I VL 'AH' ' V x 'J ' r r' Pl r K' r - s - r - ' 1 'D 'OI- 'v'- ' 1'X Q ' ' 'X' l X-' Ek' ' ' . ll' I' lxy' Yl'i ' ' ' 'r f 1 ' r ' - x 'rss' L' ' y r x ' r r ' , ' . , L. 4 .' 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I 5 1 N 1 111 1 5 1511 1 1 1. 1 115 H 1 N 1 1 1 l 1 1 1 5 1 11 511' L L AIX 1X1 111 1115 H111 LX 111 11' 11131 7 1x1 1.'5111'1111111-11111-1-11111111151 111111 1-111 11151. 11 1111.151 11'1X'L' 111-1111 il 1111-111111 1 f1I'1'2lI111'11 1 W115 21 51111111111 111 111111111 1111111 11111' XV1I1f11'I'1'll1 11 111111111 1111 511111111 1 11115 11111111 11111. '11l1 1'I' 11111111-1111111111:. 11111 2111 11111 11I 111X'1 X1-111-11 11111111151 111 1111- 1JC1J I'Ll11X'. X111 111-1111-11 1-1-11w11 111111 1'1l.'1 1153 XX 1111 1111- 1lL1I1C1SIJIIl1' 11111-11 '1I1. X111 -1 1111- 11111111111 '1'L1I'1iCX' 1111111 X111 1I1I11.X' 11111111115 111111 111111111, 1.1111 11111 1J1'1x1- 1111 1111- 111-.'1 L11'1-1111... 11X'L'f1 1111'1JL1Q11 11151 F-1'IllL'5'1'l' 1-X111115. 111 111111111 11111 '111 FHL D1111- 1111 1111 111 11111111115 'l11f1 .1111S. 11111111-1111 11111 '1'11-11111 C11-1. X11 1111 LUII11' 1111- 15111111 111 S1Jl'1I1Lg, 111- 1111111115 1111 111511011 1111 11111151 11111 111111111141-1'5 1111111111-11 XY11'11 111 1J1'111Q. X111 1111- JLLI11 1'.' 1191111111 111 f1l'f'111.1l1l'. 1111- SK'111111A 1'1Lll'L'X.X'1'11 XXH1. 11111 1111111 1-1'l11l1111', 1 11'lK1 1L1I' 11151 2111111 11111-1 1 5111111111 L1lJ1111 11 1.1-W 1111XvK'1111.11'i'. X11 11-11. 1111 11111JK'fl. 111111111 1111 .v111J111111', X111 XXv11l'11 11111 1111. 111 11.1. . 1111151-. 1 111111111 11 w115111111'11-Q 1111 1 115115 11 51114119111 111 111111111 11111. 111151 1111 1 11111 111111111111 111111 111111. IX1'1 L11'111H 1 L 121 1f511.1' X1.'111'1i1- .1111-11 Senlor Hosts Don Alarle obert Andermn Althul A Bfxqunsl Maxx Janeb B1eQ Egthem Blue Rogf-1 W Bolic- Ixorma Bonemteel Rcvn M. Bomnsnn Dumlhy Bullard Kenneth Chx1QtcnQen L1-tha I. Caldow Thirty Two and Hostesses William D Clegg Lols E Cowie James Cole J'mct M Conner Nlaxw Lu Lxanston Phxllne Cranston lun Dull cl Mac Dorqcy Shnlu Lxaxwton Axlgng V Duku Robut Dgmpxlu Dlllill VK Duggglf an Dm: 1 xdy. Du.Ly Jnmci Dunbar Jeanne Duncan Thlrty Three mf Senlor Hosts 3' 'ID- sang., 12 4 Sallx Dxucr Melxa Jane Fenner Floxd Ferguwn Bonme Ioan Flclds Elma Flelke Roscmarx Fxtzgcrald XIBIX Flon 1 bn a P111 Elamg Ifuglmm, Ddmu Gaxdncl Icon.-nd Gun H111 n CIIILXXNRI NI.-Hx lane Gllbcxt Rlch.-nd R Gmdsm Clxffmci Gulbx mxon Buthd Gun Thutx Pulll and Hostesses Alun Gutmmaon Rodnex Hagedorn Norene Hale Nlaxx Lung Hall Xvaxnc H'mscn Donald Hanson I-u1,,1m W Hmmm Gun ll u Jun livgg, Gungf, Hn lLlund I A H01 mtxnd A llom uxx lluntlu Dolotln Ix ox Sh9l'Nl A Hutchinson John G Jacobnon Tllll lx Fnc ,- - , - - . rf .1 w- pt , ' ' V' - L 1 I Q ' I 75, N A '- , x , . . ,U 5 .l 'iz 1 ' ' 5 1 Vo 'l . ll m. Jr. XVI ' . f 'I' I' ' L' i , , .. K, .ny . ' j ' 'son f I . . 'VI11 11N n JonaQ0n Doloxcs Kellcl and Hostesses I ni 2 Bob Lux xllcn 'X llvx Don Lum ll 'VI11 D111 x N , HCICX . ' l XII Arlang Lxman 1 nnd A N111 0 114 NIL Nhhrm lnk ntlz Sxlx X hmm x 1 mc: xx ml . fn 1.3-- mf . urn , Thirty Se-vm-xx Senior Hosts J Richard Murpl Ada Nw house Kathleen M Parker Davld Pengra Paul Nxelsen Walter Nupen Man Lou Olson W Ruth Ormond Rcmella Pete-won Shu lex Phchs Harrv Ralston Robut S Ranft Phxllv- M Rohde Maxx Jane Rouih A Dean Shcpexskx Dalmex Pollx Ralph R0b9ltS ,,, Tlmtx Elght and Hostesses Euge-nc Slblu Sukptt Sll2t,l'X1l1l1Ll Shulu Skmncr Flext Stanton Dflme Stlitm in Jumm 'itlatman Bonme SIIOIIIYIHIQI' Betty Jean Swanson mul 'Iam Helix Sxuux Sxxllla Tcxnu ima. 1 mad LTMIXU Clllfl X 'an -X11 XR 111m ci T Lhlllnl G Tlmmi X H1 Dufu Thirty Nine x K. Servers of H. iv in 9 Z 5 Verla E Wheeler Dlck Wllee Vlfglnli Wllllame AIXCO I VK :lion Arden Wlpf V oh! S VS :pl I-hmm Wllllill Gc11ld R X flung Forty Vzrgima J Vxereck Sarah M Waldner Tlllx M Waltel Wynn B Ward Esther Warkenthlen Ruth M Weese Carol WlfCT3ft Robert Zal tman im km 1 . fi, Refreshments Senlor ACt1V1t1BS DON ALARIE Int1arnu1alB B Band Nltxed ChOlllS Bots Glee Club JANE AMES Senlor Class Boaxd 'Vlember Red Cross Dlst Ed Presxdent Tiger Annual Staff Mixed Choxus Treble Clef Glrls Glee Club VIARLYN ANDERSOIN Student Councxl x'1C6 P1121 dent Queens Attendant Natlonal Honor Secrf tarw Treasurer A Club Popular Poll Wlnnet Red CIOSQ Spamsh Club Art Club Nlember Band Gnls Glee Club Secretan Treasurer G A A Secretary ROBERT ANDERSON Red Cross Latxn Club Mem ber Tlger Annual Staff Intramural B B Basketball Band Boss Glee Club ELVA MAE BELL DIHIIIHIICS Declamatlon Red Cross Tlgel Plat BENNIE BENJAMIN Red Cross Intramural B B MARY JANE BIES Dramatlcs Ltbrarv Club Secretarw Treasuler Red Cxoss Latm Club Councll Tiger Plaw ESTHER BLUE Red C1058 Band Orchestra Gnls Glee Club ROGER WAYNE BOLTE Axt Club Nlembex Intxa mural B B Bots Glee Club 'NIORMA BONESTEEL Red Cross Spanish Club Mem ber Orchestra 'VI1xed Cholus Glrls Glee Club G A A REVA MARIE BOOMSMA Red Cross Band BETTY J BROER Art Club Member DOROTHY BULLARD Red Cross Alt Club Member Mlxed Chorus Guls Glee Club + Ml Ile NIOST SUCCESSFUL Fleet Stanton Caxol lkltcraft fir' xii' was I MOST ALL AROUND LOIS Huntley Eugene Slblew LET!-IA LUCILLE CALDOW A Club Red Cross Art Club Member Band KENNETH CHRISTENSEN Red Cross Spamsh Club Member Intramural B B B Football WILLIAM D CLEGG Red Cross Intramural B B Cheer Leader Mlvced Chorus Boys Glee Club IANIES COLE Debate Red Cross Latm Club Mem bu Tlger Busmess Vlanager Track B Foot ball Intramural Basketball Qulll ind Scloll IANET VI COINNER Red Cross Dxstrxbutne Ed Mem bex Band Orchestra Guls Glee Club G A A NIARY LEE CRANSTON Queens Attendant Natmnal Honor Soctetx A Club Declamatlon Popularltx Poll Wlnnel Red CIOSS Latm Club Nlember Alt Club Member Tlgel Paper Staff Band Secretalx Treasurer Girls Glee Club G A A PHXLLIS CRAINSTON Student Council Member Queens Attendant A Club Qulll and Scroll Presxdent Red Cross Latin Club Member TlgCl Annual Art Editor Orchestra Nllxed Chorus Gtrls Glee lub G A A Pep Club Semol Class Board Nlember SHIRLEX CRANSTON Queens Attendant POPUIBFIIX Poll Winner Red Cross Latm Club Member Pep Club Band Orchestra xllxed Chorus Gxrls Glee Club L1brar1an G A -X ARLENE V DECKER Red CIOSN Dlst Ed Nlembel G1rls Glee Club ROBERT DEMPSTER Red Cross Intramural B B Trades and Industrles Forty, One O O C O ,. I' ' , .2 3. .' A ,ig ., VW. I , V 1,115 I 1 H 1 V I ,1 5 I 1' 1: J : . 1 1 g t, . .,, . . 'I Y ,A V, . : ' 1 . .1 B A 1 Z 1 11 . - .1 . V -- - ' : : ' K Y A -1 -- A 11 -. 1 - , . '7 . C I J, . 5. f C , fe. 1 ' 4' K , 5, -. X --gb -YM I sf '- ,9 ti. , new , , ry ' ' . 151.51 .W . V fs -in vu 1 A 1 . - ., . . - I ' t . A ' Q.: , .g , 3 1 K 3 . .3 . t A . .. - 1 . , ' 1 4 1 1 ' 1 , , S 4. - 1 .ft - r 1' 3 : - . u -- . - 1 ,Q ' ' : D 'C 2 ' , V. ' .' '- 4 1 .' . - ' si: ' . . I 'Q - , Servers of +5 BEST LOOKING Jeux Young Marllwn Andexson DARRELL Vt DOGGETT Red Ctoss Intramural B B MARY ALICE DORMADY Student Councll Member Red Closs Band GLADYS DORSEY Red Closs Dlst Ed Membex Llbrarx Club Drama Club Att Club MAC DORSEY Lat1n Club Member H Club Mem bel Track Intramural B B B Basketball Manager A Football B Football Mmed Chorus Boss Glee Club JAMES DUNBAR Red Cross Spamsh Club Membtr Intramural B B M1xed Chorus Boys Glee Club Trades and Industrles Annual Staff .IEANINE DUNCAN Red Cross Guls Glee Club G A A Secretarx Txeasurex SALLY DVVYER Student Councll Member Red Cross Spanlsh Club 'vlembel Tlgex Annual Staff Mixed Chorus T1eble Clef Glrls Glee Club Qulll and Scloll 'NIELVA JANE FEINNER Red CIOSS Tlger Paper Staff Mixed Chorus Glrls Glee Club FLOYD FERGUSON Red Cross Intramural B B BONNIE JEAN FIELDS Red Cross Latin Club Mem bex Art Club Member Clrls Glee Club ROSEMARY FITZGERALD Student Councxl Membel Red Closs M11k Mald M1xed Chorus Secretarx Treasurer Treble Clef Glrls Glee Club ELAINE FUGLSANG Red Cross Dxst Ed Membex Gnls Glee Club DELORES GARDNER Tlgex Queen Popularttx Poll Vlmnex Red Cross Dlst Ed Member Lat1n Club Membex Cheer Leader Orchestra Mlxed Chorus Treble Clf Glrls Glee Club G A A President LEONARD GEYER Red Cross Art Club Member 'VIARY JANE GILBERT Queen s Attendant A Club Red Cross Lat1n Club Member Art Club Mem HELEIN GIZIEVS SKI L'llll'l L lub Nlcmbct Band Mlxed C, torus Txeblc Clef Gul Glee Club Senlol Boatd Member Rlt HARD R GORDON Red Lmss lntlamulal B B Foot yall Bms Clu Cl h Trades and Indu ttles BFRTHA GROSS Red QIOSS Lat1n Club Member Mixed Chorus GIIIS Glee Club LIIFFORD GULBRANSON Red Cross Intramural Basket Ball ALVIN GUTORMSON Red CIOSS lntramulal B B RODNEY HAGEDORN Junlm Class Boald Member Lat1n Club Member H Club Membex T1 ack Intl amux al B B A Football MARY LAYNE HALL Red Cxoss Dlst Ed Member Spantsh Club Membel Tlgex Annual Staff Mxxed Chorus Gnls Glee Club Qu1l1 and Scroll WAYNE HANSEN Boss Glee Club M1xed Chorus PODUIHTIIN Poll W1nner Intramural Basketball Txge Arnual Assistant Edltor Red Cross ELGENE VM HANSON Red Cross Spamsh Club Mem bex Intramural B B M1xed Chorus Bovs Glee Club GENE HAY Sophomore Class Pleszdent Senlol Class Pxesldent Knight of Honor Populalltx Poll Wm ner Red Cxoss Spanlsh Club Membex Tiger Annual Staff Intramural B B Cheel Leader Mxxed Chotus Bovs Glee Club JERRY HEGG Red Cross Spanish Club Mernbel H Club Member Track Intramural B B Football B Football Boxs Glee Club Kmgs Attendant A Club Popularltx Poll Wm ner Red Cross Txger Paper Staff H Club VICG Plesldent Track A Basket Captam B Basketball A Football B Football Pep Band Band Vlce Prestdent M1xed Chorus Trou b3dO1Q Boxs Glee Club K bel Band Orchestra 'timed Chorus Gtrls Glee BEST PHYSIQUE FIGURE Club Llbrarl-HH G A A George Hoaglund Esther Warkenthlen FO1lN I'xso ? ---we 'l Sl ' I H si H 4 1' ' A - X' LX B E l ': 1 u 1. . Q h ': ra 7 .I -, :Z '.k- H Kr Q ' J rf - kkz 32 .K - '- ' ..: ' . . 'f ' - ' ' ,, ' : 2 J 4 ' 1 'L ' 1 Y . 2 ' 1 . . .:, A A ' 5 C-EORGEV HOAGLUND-Student counqu Member: 1 ff' ' , ' A ' Q Ari? ': -: . E - .5 Y v , -. - . Tea VERL HOLTON JR Red Cross Latrn Club Vlember B Football Boys Glee Club LOIS L HUINTLEY Senror Class Secretarx Treasurer Student Councrl Member Popularftx Poll Vkrnner Latrn Club Nlember Trger Annual Staff Pep Band 'Vlrxed Chorus Treble Clef Grrls Glee Club Lrbrarran SHERYL A HUTCHIINSOIN Student Courrcrl Nlember A Club Red Cross Latrn Club Nlember Nlrved Chorus Grrls Glee Club DOROTHY IVERSON Red Cross Art Club 'Nlernber Mrxed Chorus Grrls Glee Club JOHN G .IACOBSON Junror Class Board Member Krngs Attendant Popularrtx Poll Wmner Red Cross H Club Presrdent Track A Basketball B Basketball A Football B Football Basketball Krng BETTY LOU JOHNSON! Red Cross Nlrxed Choru Grrls Glee Club DON JOHNSOIN Intramural B B B Football MARILYN JONASON Natronal Honor Socretx Club Qurll and Scroll Popularrtw Poll Wmner Latrn Club Member Trger Annual Assrstant Edr tor Mlxed Chorus Grrlq Glee Club G A A DORIS KEELIIN A Club Natronal Forensrc League Debate JEANNE KEENAN 'Vatronal Honor Socretr A Club Qurll and Scroll Vrce Presrdent Declamatron Latm Club Member Trger Paper Edrtor Pep Band Band Mrxed Chorus Treble Clef Grrls Glee Club Vrce Presrdent Grrls Trro G A A DELORES KELLER Red Cross Grr ls Glee Club MARY KING Drst Ed Member Latrn Club Member Pep Band Band Mrxed Chorus Grrls Glee Club PATRICIA KING Red Cross Spanrsh Club Secretarx Treasurer Spanrsh Club Member Art Club Mem ber Grrls Glee Club BEST DANCERS Marx Lou Olson Wax ne Hansen V BEST DRESSED Wrllram Moe Shrrlex Cranston BETTX KLAR Rnd Cross Latrn Club Member Trger Annual Staff Band Mrxed Chorus Grrls Glee Club Qurll and S roll WILMA KOCH A Club Qurll and Scroll Debate Dramatrcs Trger Paper Page Edrtor Band Or Treasurer Grrls Glee Club Red Cross DARRELL KUTIL H Club Member Track Intra mural B B A Football B Football 'wlrxed Chorus Bots Glee Club DELPHA C LAMBERT Lrbrarx Club Member Red C oss Spanrsh Club Nlember Art Club Member At Club Member Nlrxed Chorus Grrls Glee Club Lrbrarmn MAVONNE C LARSOIN Grrls Glee Club Red Cross Spanrsh Club NIAXYNE LAVNRFACE Grrl Glee Cl rb G X Aceompanrst Sophomore Vrce President C EORGE T LENIMLR Rnd Cross ll Club lwltmbu Track Intrarrrurrl B B A Football Football IOB LEXXALLEX lsrngs Attcndrnt 'Vatronal Honor Souetx Prtsrdrnt Spanrsh Club 'Vlember H Club Nltmber A Football Captarrr DON LIEM Sophomore Class Vru. Presrdent Krngs At'f.rrdant Popularrtx Poll Wrnner Red Cross Spanrsh Club Member Trger Adxertrsrng Manager H Club 'tltmbtr A Basketball A Football Nlanager Bots Glee Club ARLEIXE LX NIAN A Club Spanrsh Club Nlemb r Grrls Glee Club PAT NIARSO Rad Cro s Nlrxed Chorus Grrls Glee Club JINI NIARTIN Student Councrl Nlember Knrght of Hono Xatronal Honor Socretx Popularrtx Poll Vlrnner Red Cross Track A Basketball A Football B Football Mrxed Chorus Trouba clors Bors Glee Club Fortx Three I I A 14 , V JI E l - . :- - r Cl , , r - ' I ' ' SZ V - , . HA., '- 1 ' ' . fz . : ' . ' r L-.. E - 1 ' . I ' 1 1 chcslra: Mrxed Chorus: Treble Clel Secretary- r .,: V r 'Z ' V 'Q r . ' ' ' 1 - 'r . ' ' . ' ' 's' E r ' L ,: . r . A.: ' . ' 'z .1 1 B I V .V V ' 2 I I .1. 1 ' .' ': ' ' ' . . - l ' 5:1 . .' ' :Z ' . . X- - . r ': V- f -- r: .' 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Clcl C1 s CL ub A XX RLTH ORMOIND Spamsh Club XICINDOI Gnls Glee Club A Club KATHLEEN NI PARKER I1b111x Club Membu Alt Club Mclnbu NIIXQCI Chrnus Gnls Glu Club DAX ID PENGRA SDBHISII Club Nlembu ROSELLA PETERSON G11l Glu Club Spamsh Club SHIRLEY PLACHX Spanlsh Club M6lDb6l Lat1n Club Aed1lc T1gc1 Annual Staff Pep Band Band Secretau Tmasurel OICIICSIIB IVIIXGG Chorus Treble Clef Glrls Glu Club Glrls Trio HARRY RAI STONI Spar1sl1 Club Membe1 In11a1nu1al B l llf nu n N1 md C but us 'TIUIIIIBCIOIS ns GIQC 11 lu PICNIICII RAI PH ROBERTS SlJ3I'llNll Club Nlembm II1Ildl1llll2il Basketball PHXLLIS M ROHDE LIIJIAIN Club VVICHIDLI Red Cmss T1gc1 Pape1 Staff Glll Glee Club NIARH IANE ROUSH Studmnt COLIHCII VVICIIIIJCI C l11b Red C mss I lIll1 C lub YICIIIDCI T1ge1 Pa Cl Page Fdltrn OlCll0NIl 1 l1b1 111an Wllxcd Chorus eblc Clmf s 1 Qlll and Sc1oll SACKETT SIEGENTHALER T11Lk B Basketball Red Cross A DEAN SHEPERSKY A Club Dramatlcs Red Chorus TICLIDHCIOFS Boxs Glee Club Tlgex Play Qulll and SCIOII NIOST SCHOOL SPIRIT Dclmps GQICIDQI Gene Hax A ,--'e11'g'G 'fA, ' ' ' A M, H A-111112-.1A'11 A--:Rd Cross: . 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'A j 'rr U' Allll' C10 EUGEINE SIBLEY Junror Class Presrdent Student Councrl Presrdent Krngs Attendant Trger Paper Staff H Club Vrce Presrdent A Basketball B Basketball A Football B Football Popu larrtx Poll Wmner SHIRLEY SKINNER Drstrrbutrve Educatron Vlember Red Cross FLEET STANTON Krngs Attendant A Club Red Cross Latrn Club Nlember Trger Adxertrsmg anager reer ercr rrxec Chorus urll and Scroll Bots Glee Club DOLORES STRATMANI Red Cross Spanrsh Club Member JEROME STRATMAN Red trfss I rtrn Club Nlem ber Track Intramural B B BONNIE STROHVIAIER Junror Class Seeretarx Treas rrrer Senror Class Board Member Mard of Honor A Club Populwrrtx Poll Wrnner Red Cross lwtm Club Member Cheer Le :der Grrls Glee Club Presrdent G A A Vree Presrdent Natrona! Honor Socretw BETTY JEAN SWANSON Queens Attendant Red Cross Drst Ed Membvr Art Club Member Mrxed Chorus Grrls Glee Club G A A Member Pep Club Member ROBERT J TEMMEY Bows Glee Club Troubadors Mrxed Chorus A Football B Football Intra mural B B Track H Club Spanrsh Club Red Cross SYVILLA TERNEY A Club Dramatrcs Red Cross Art Club Member Grrls Glee Club HARRY D THOMAS Red Cross Spanish Club Nlem b H Club Member Track Intramural B B B Basketball A Football B Football Band Mrxed Chorus Troubadors Bows Glee Club CLIFFORD N TSCHETTER A Club Red Cross Latrn Club Member Intramural B B B Foot ball -a..f ' EVERX BODY S FRIEND Bonnre Strohmarer and Gene Has ffee PERFECT PAIR Eu ere Srblew and Shrrlew Cranston RICHARD VAN ALSTINE Red Cross Latrn Club Member Art Club Presrdent TOM VAN DUZEE Red Cross Spanrsh Club 'vlember T ack Intramural B B A Football Bots Glee Club B Football VIRGINIA J VIERECK Junror Class Board Mem ber Red Cross Drst Ed Secretary Treasurer Drst Ed Member Latrn Club Member Mrxed Chorus Grrls Glee Club WYNIN B WARD Spanrsh Club Member Mrvced Chor us Troubadors Bows Glee Club ESTHER VNARKENTHIEN Senror Class Vrce Presr dent Student Councrl Member Drst Ed Member Latrn Club Member Trger Annual Staff Qurll and Scroll Junror Class Vrce Presrdent VERLA E WHEELER Red Cross Art Club Member Orchestra Grrls Glee Club DICK WILES Intramural Basketball NIRGINIA XXILLIAVIS A Club Lrbrarx Club Nlem bcr Red Cross Latrn Club Consul Band ALICE J WILSON Drst Ed Nlember Trger -Xnnual Statf Grrls Glee Club Red Cross ARDEN WIPF Red Cross Band VIOLET S XKIPF Lrbrarx Club Nlember Red Cro s Art Club Nlember CAROL WITCRAFT D -X R Representatrxe Natronal Honor Socretx A Club Qurll and Scroll Na tronal Forensrc League Debate Dramatrcs Dec lamatror Popularrtx Poll Wrnner Spanrsh Club Member Latrn Club Member Art Club Nlember Trffer Paper Page Edrtor HARRY WORRALL Intramural Basketball GERALD R XOLNG Krngs Attendant Red Cross Trger Paper Staff H Club Vlember Track -X Basketball A Football BOB ZARTNI-KN Red Cross Art Club Nlember Boxs Glee Club Fortx Frxe M -1 Cr--r I,-ei-r': xi:-r - Q g - ft1..': ,z ' ' . - - er: ': 'LZ : 4 ' DONALD TSCHETTER Red Crosszx Intramural B. B. X V, X A 2 2 - ' J ' J ' ' k .X .r , . . V., , W- 1 1 r A S vi ' . I . - . . Q Class of M111 Anduson R chaxd VMI Q1 dl d Sallx Ann K1 msc Poll WIHHCFS AROUND THE MOST B1ll E1le1s Gwyn Van Duzee MOST A LL AROUND Rlchard Weltel Ruth Buck BEST LOOKING Ke-1th Montgomuv Sally Ann Kxause BEST PHYSIQUE FIGL RE Jeanne Van A1 sdale BEST DRESSED J1m AXGIV Jeanne Van A1sdale BEST DANCERS J1m Axe1y Je nne Van Alsd 114 BEST ATHLETES R1Chdld We1te1 Joyce G1 oves MOST SCHOOL SPlRI'l B111 B1andenbu1g M813 Ande1 son MOST SUCCESSFUL ROMEO JULIET B111 Peck Ilene Rundqmst TEACHER S PET Tom Manfull Ma1V Andex son Offlcers R1cl1:-1rd VVelter P1 es1dent Marv Anderson V101 Presldent Sallv Ann Krause S ClCl8lN Treasurer Sponsors M1 Ralph Roy Chamnan MISS Vera Ba1ley MISS W1lma Bl1ss MISS Wava K Larsen Mrs Cora S Vance Junlor Board Cene Kulaulk SI ndmg Thomas Nlanfull S1 1ng le t llghl Vkllbert H 1 E1 M315 Andelson B1a11clu1b111g .Iowa Gmxes and Gordon Vwold F1 1 rx Sm ' 0 1 A 'V wi V L 'fl' . X . C, L. gg , if 0 sl . 1' ' '-1-',-1 .' L .. 7 I i . . . 1 I O ,. - 1 1 ' 7 ' Richard Weltel' if ml 9 N I Q - 4 V YYY W va 1-,LH I Y ' . '11 ' L 1 : A G 2 . 1 ., . . I V . L1 . ' 1 ' . 'tt , ft o 1' 3 'A ohm. 1' ' . XX anda Adebar Gene Allen Iamcs Axerx Shxrlex Beck Shu lex BlSCl10ff Dora Blanche-tt Wllllam Brandenburg Ursula Brueske Wanda Burnett Thomas Carroll Ruth Cook Donna Lx am ford Alan Cx ow n Gladu Decker .Joxce Dek lnnex Jumor Hosts Fm tx Flgilt LaVu ne Allen Mal x Andex mn Ella Bxnnmti Glenn Betlxke Delmu Box d Donald Bxandenbux g Ruth Buck MBXIDQ Burnett Nell Campbell Larx x Col nell Shu lex Costello Duam. Damel Doll-. Dans Elnox .1 DLVK nt Shu lex D1 x U 0 W , , Patty Burrington Donna Ca P nlf'l .V '- I l Dale Dollenbachel Lola Dorscx Ax thur Fisher Robert Flesnel Audru Fredrlckson Dean Gackstettel Claude Greene John G1 othc Burlx n Hanson Dean Haugen Thema Haugen Jox LC Hofel VS xlhclt Hohm W llllam Hosl-una .hm Hou aid and Hostesses F0llX Anne Constance Eckmann Wllllam Ellers Donald Frank Marle Frank Chfford Gascolgne Ramona Glanzex Jos ce Groves Verna Guthmlller Robert Hanson Bew erlx Helseth Gerald Hxggma Glace Honrath Curt Hopklns Oaklex H05 Robert Hyde W 1 Eunice Gutormson Kenneth Hanson w rc Inga null In 1 dIUC'- Iolm Iohnwm Duane Knbx Kumlt kxupka Eugcnn lxulaxxlk Luv- Lemkp F101 once Lx ndt D1 lx ln NI.-lttkc Rohn xt Nl.-txt fmm X alum Ixuth 'X1fmtg,onu luqph 'Nlullam x XIAXITIU. 'NIH 1 Stcglcnde Noauk Ralph Ohxa tx I1 x lm: Haruld Iamu Cleo Kakpexbauex Gino Kfnncdx Sallx Ann Krauw Greta Kuehl Jox ce Lmnett Jox ce Llppert Thomag Manfull Geoxgc Manolls an lcna NLAlorm Valda McFadden Phx llv- Nlmsc Dnlm CK 'VI011 I'-UH VS llllam INQICTGBCII N1 adfmna Nyc lst-n Juan OSman Robert Oimanson 4 Pat vm 'I Ili 4 B1-1 -I K' . RI' X. El, 1 . ', J' I . son 5 ' W N'Izn'1l511 . . n ' ' -' John Ludtka '- P -. . Y , A A 1 vt . - A 'A' .5 A . i. 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Bexcxl Oman or Georgia Strohmaler Norman Ander on Caxol Exlck on and No1man Isak en Fxftx Two LaVonn0 Agetcm Wllliam Arneson Judy Blake Robert Alemnn Donna Baker Richard Boornsma Paul Arnw Rlchard Barnes Delores Bullard 194 Armciorlu-1':1 De-lorcs Beck Patty Callahan Dean Norman Anti:-rson Anderson Lois James Bell Bigelow John Maureen Campbell Chrlstianson James Andrews Donna Biggerstaff Bernard Comstock Joann DeX ee Du 1ght Conxxaw Cran ton Cran ton Donna K erne Beth DuBro Duncan Erlcl-c on Barbaxa Don Gmgex Gabcolgne Gelger Geolglade ' es x 5 . ' 2 ' ' s 5 's ' 5 'K 5 5 Errckson ' 'S - Gardner ' ' ' ' 5 ' S A ss ' 5 ' L le Damon Carol Rodnex Golublcka Flin Thu K Ronald I abel Dax DeRung P19106 L01 Flower Frredrlck LH Nlar me Gene Gro Grox e XIBXI DeX rle Jane XX llrna Hart Arlene H083 Wilma Ifland Janet Kauth ophomore Hosts Blair Hippie Norman Isaksen Alvin Kludt Shn leg Hopper Erma Jensen Lois LeClair B1-115' Hoskinf Bennie Johnson Warner Leonard Rem-rl llulchmfon Ione Johnson Lucille Lemmer Janet Hoy Richard Johnson Darwin Lennox Mary Rose Hyland Beverly Jones Betty Link Alx in James Lipper! 'xlaiso Don Richard Nlcfwiahon 'Nldwiahon Elalnr. Phxlh View Naxh , , 5. hx 5 . 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Shultz Georgia Strohmaier Xiola Dale Daixl Tax loi Thatcher Thonip on Pa X Tobin Doloie 'I' chettei Doii Cl ettei I Dori L l Don Lau renee Richai d L iquhart X. enable X illiauei Don Xiartha Jane Carole XX etrich XX hire XX illiams XX agnei Jo eph XX ipf Fiftw Fixe XX al h Helen XX ormstadt XX alter Bex eilx 'xoung XXc i -'nina Zarifis ' tsg f S - s ' x ,' ' A s s 1 ' Tr i A ' 'ls 1 ' ' ' Doane John Amos Audrey ' ' ' s ' ' ' ' s ' - ' 1153 Refreshments ACIINIIILS N XR XX NI' H XNSPN NI XRILX N ION XSOX JANIES Q OI E RALPH OI IX X DON I ILN1 FI EET STAINTOIN GLENN BETHKE ADDREH 'NIOVNER ROBERT ANDERSON BETTY KLAR DOIN VANCE LOIS SMITH JANE GARDNER JACK 'XICVEY RUTH MUELLER PHYLLIS CRANSTOIX CWYNETH VAN DUZEE CENE HAX LARRY CORNELL WILLIAM EILERS 'NIARX LAYINE HALL ESTHER VK ARKENTHIEIN VK ILLIANI NIOE Fdlfill In CDICI SI-IIRLEX PLAC HX SAI LH DWX ER JEANNE VAN ARSDAI E RUBY 'VIOLANIDER RICHARD WELTER RUTH BLCK ILENE RUNDQUIST MISS WAVA K LARSEN IXIR RALPH ROY Hors d Oeuvres of I'ci1to1 In Chlcf Assutdnt Ed1to1 AQs1Qtdnt Ed1to1 Buslncss Managm A ISIHDI Buslness Managm 'XSNIQ Adx Cl t1s1ng Managu -Xdx 6IllS1I'1g Managet tant Adx 61t1S1I1g Manage-1 SGHIO1 Sc H101 Ed1to1 SCHIOI Jumor Ed1tO1 JUHIOI Sophomoxe Ed1tO1 Sophomore Ed11OI Sophomore Ar Ed1to1 ASSISTHHI Art Ed1l01 Spoxts EdlIO1 ASSISIAHI SDOIIS EdllOl ASSISIHIII Sports EdltO1 Ed1t01 Ed1to1 Ed1tOI Edltox Ed1t01 Ed1to1 Actlx 1tx Actlx 1tx Fc-atute Ed1to1 Index Ed1to1 Aeqstant Index Ed1tO1 Typ1st 1947 Ed1to1 1947 ASSISIGHI Ed1to1 1947 ASS1St8Dt Ed1to1 Annual AdV1SQl FIIIHDCIHI AdX1SG1 Pubhcatlon Staff Yearbook 'VIARILYIN JOINASON Awmtant ECIITOI I-1tIx 11.15111 Back xoxx tandmz left to 11gI1t Phxlh Cxan ton Gxuneth Van Duzee B111 E11e1 R1cha1d Vkeltu Waxng Han en NIBTIIXU Jona m B111 Moe 1Fourth ron Qatui Alu.: VK11son Beth Kla1 Gene Hax Larrx Cornell 11d IK x Q1 ui 11x L tn H111 Jane Ann Ilene Rundqmst Don Rance Audxu Nioxxu Sec 1d cated L01 Huntlex E ther Vkarkentlnen XX AXNE HANSEN 1 Dxuu F I 1 Q tad L11 SIHIIIX Sluxlex Placl N Ruth Buck an A 1 tant Edltox Jn an X 111 A1 dt-mln not 111 photo axe al o on the taff 1 VVIl.l.I.-XXI .HIE I - - ' 4- 'J 'fl .- ft' , 1 ' ' ' . 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Anmversary Dmner All State was the aw ard bestow ed upon the 1944 43 annual at the South Dakota H1gh School Press ASSOCl3t1OH conference 1n Brookxngs on October tw entx slxtn The book rated nlnetx elght po1nts 4981 out of one hundred HOOD Th1s ratlng of nlnetx elght polnts was the hlghest recened bx anx South Dakota Hlgh School M1ss Waxa K Lalscn adxlscx fol thc '1nnu1l was elected chairman of thc South Dakota Hlqh School Yearbook Commlttee durlng thc conlclencc Speclal acknowledgrrcnts must go to the ITlLlLll1lllS 1obbers professlonal mcn and w omcn of thls commun 1tV whose adxertlsements are nccessarx to thc succcss of the annual Mr Frank Brown of thc F H Browr Pflflllflg Shop who xn publlshmg th s book made many Important suggestxons bx whlch wc pronted the photographer Mr M A Arte for an excellent Job of photographx Mr Walter D Osterholt ot Abexdcen Amerxcan News who gaxc splendld serxlcc 111 the hm of engraxmg Bechtold Companx St louls M1ssou11 for the clexex LOXCI Clibltfll S P VK nrcn Pxpcl Com The task of managlng, the buslncss and nnanclxl affalrs of both publlcatlons falls upon thc buslncss staff and 1ts adxlsex Mr Rox The 1946 staff under the capable duectxon of Edlllllk W1ll am Moe Wax ne Hansen and Maulxn Jonason worked hard hoplng, to be warded th1s xeal the hlgh est honor ALL AMERICAN Deep appleclatlon must also be XOlCE2Cl to the large stafT w h1ch pasted plctules wrote dld a mass of clerlcal work wlth onlx student gratltude for paxment adm1n1st1at1on OflflLl3lS who sgaxe help and 1nfo1mat1on Publlcatlon Staff Busmess YXNI SVO F Llnc 1 t to nghf n me Santon Ralph Olxa and DON LIFNI ull N 111 N R bt me affl Glenn Bethke wx I- tu Xmc FLEET ST-XNTOX x ll mg Nlau g o W H v v ' - . . 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V' t , 41-..-U ,A Ad'e'1s X 1, A' r aggel First Course of CURT HOPKINS JEAINNI-: KEEAAN Sports Ednm Edxtox In Chlef MARY JANE ROUSH Thnd Page Edltox CAROL WITCRAFT Feature Page EdlY0l F11 t Seine tel VS ILMA KOCH IOHN GROTHE 'Nux Page Edllox Sports EdltOl gxglkl WEE f' EE pffffusotlkllmll H I G 3wH!fi1 f Os, PRESS Y Huron South Dakota Ed1lOl In Chxef Jeanne Keenan News Page EdlIOI W1lma Koch Featule Page Edltox Carol Wltcraft Asslstant Melxa Fenne1 Th11d Page Edltor Mary Jane Roush Spolts Edltors John Grothe Cult Hopk1ns Mllltafy Pelsonnel Chauman Dean Shepuskx Repolters Maly Lee Cranston Donna Crawford 'VIelva Jane Fennel Aud rex Fredrlckson Ramona Glanzel Joyce Llnnett Jovce Llppert John Ludtka Tom Manfull Bud Nupen Helen Packard Betty Powel Phyllls Rohde Dean Shepersky Eugene Slb ley and Jerry Young BUSIHGSQ Manager James Cole Asslstant Ralph Olna AdV9Tt1S1Hg Managels Don L1em and Fleet Stanton Asslstant Glenn Bethke Edltorlal Adxxscx Mlss Kathleen Cont BUSINESS Am :su Ralph Pox Slxty NIELXA JANE FENINER Featule Page Edltm Second Seme tex MISS Kathleen Cone teaches 1ou1nal1sm and IS the adxlsex fox the newspaper Hur ons Tlger newspaper was awarded Flrst Class Honor Ratmg bx the Nat1onal Qu1ll and Scroll Assoclatlon The Natlonal Scholastlc Press ASSOC1 atlon presented the Tlger Vklth Flrst Class Excellent ratmg and commended the paper espec1allv for 1ts war effort cover age news storles and the sports depart ment Of a posslble 1000 polnts the Txger 1ece1xed 860 Along Wlth the Qulll and Scroll As to the staff and adx 1ser for fine newspaper work and the lecord made d6Sp1t9 war tlme condltlons The paper recewed a total of 878 polnts out of a total 1000 wh1ch IS equlxalent to a pape1 of substantlal ach1evements Tne T1ger newspaper has made great adxancernent largelx through the untlr mg efforts of the sponsor Mlss Kathleen Cone All 1ssues of the Tlger newspape1 were sent free of charge to the Huron Hlgle Alumm of 1945 now 1n the serxlc Those 1nducted before graduat1on and those who entered serx 1ce durmg the comlng months are also elvglble to IGCGIXG the papers The T1gers are sent to serv1cemen as a cour Q i X1 I K 1- . s - s ' 4 . I ' 7 V S , +0 J' ' ' ' ' x . - , . . . 7 . . Q Q9 . , , , ' 'k 1 Q 1 Q ' - Q as as - 4:3 5 ' ' ' - A 5' Assistant sgs- -A-111'-iiganet Surah sociation's award went particular praise ' . , . - ' r U 1 ' . 1 X ', ' ' 7 1, 2 7 Y . - N H CTTQTT' ' ' ' e. AHHIVCISZIQ Dlnner tesy from student subscrlbers now ln school The T1ger serves as a practlce ground for Journahsrn students Classroom tneorv ts put into practlce as students wr1te so llClt ads read and ed1t copy rush to make deadllnes Work on the Tlger IS one ot the most popular of student act1v1t1es Copy on the floor clattermg typewtlters and Sllfllllflg telephones bxmq the Journal 1st1c sp1r1t up wlth a start keep thc Tlger commg At the South Dakota Hlgh School Press Assoclatlon conference 1n Brooklngs on October twenty stxth the Tlger news paper recelved a Flrst Class ratlng and an edltorlal wrltten by Carol Wltcratt also recelved an All State Mlss Kathleen preslded at the round table d1scuss1ons on the problems concernmg publ1cat1ons After four years of 1nact1v1ty the South Dakota H1gh School Press Assocl at1on held 1ts annual conventlon at State College tn Brookmgs on October twentv s1xth About thlrty local Journallsts mclud mg some of the newspaper staff and then advlser Mtss Kathleen Cone bovs from the adxertlsmg and buslness staffs and some of the annual s aff and their adxtsex Mtss Wava Larsen represented Huron lllgh School at the conventlon In the forenoon delegates attended a speech bv Governor M Q Sharpe on Tne l1elat1onsh1p of the Press to the Ad m1n1strat1on of State Goxetnmcnt The churches of Brookmg played host to the conference delegates at noon and agam at s1x p m Round table dlscusslon on the problems concernmg publ1cat1ons took up p m the ROTC stood retreat tn honor of Governor Sharpe A dance at the Arm ory on State College campus completed the actlvltles Publlcatlon Staf Newspaper Standing left to rtght are Bud 'Nupen Nielxa Jane Fenner Eugene Slbl6X Dean Shepersks Maxx Jane Roush John Grothe Audrex Frederlckson Edxtor Jeanne Keenan Joxce Llppert Curt Hopklns Phxlhs Rohde Seated are Jerry Young Betts Power Janet Sxxab Marx Lee Cranston Carol Xhtcraft W11ma Koch Donna Crawford Joxce Lmnett and Helen Packard Also on Tlger staff but not shown are Ramona Glanzex John Ludtka and Tommx Nlanfull Sxxts One I O 'r ' . 1 ' . 7 - . . - t ' Q , ' . 1. ' .1 l 7 ' ' , ' 1 -5 l . ' I D . l ' v ...I 3 , N I ' ' , CS - ' v ' '- ' 3 Cone, adviser for the Tiger newspaper, most of the afternoon, and at four-thirty O I f e O - A n 4 . A I , Entree of D1str1but1ve IAlVIgEIi1:iSTamblxn E d u C a. t 1 0 n State Theatre ETHA CALDOW M1 LorenJ Brmdlev Montgomerx Ward 8: Co TANET CONNER MISS Mlldred Lunbom F W Woolworth Co ARLENE DECKER Mr H M Best Best 8: W1111ams Land Co MARY ALICE DORMADY Mr G E Balrd Cub Products Co GLADYS DORSEY Mr M A Artz Artz Studlo ELAINE FUGLSANG Mr Thomas McEvoy J J Newberry DELORES GARDNER Mr H D Hoaglund J C Penney Co VIARY KING M1ss Marx Ethelxn Habxcht Hablcht 8: Hablcht S1xts Two Pres1dent Jane Ames VICE Presldent Mary Lou Olson Secretary TIGGSUTGI V11g1n1a Vlereck Co o1d1nator M1ss Dona S Brown D1StT1bUt1V6 Educatlon has been offered students of Huron H1gh School for the past nme years Th1s course IS a work exper1ence program and two credlts are glven for the year s work One for class room laboratory and one for work done IH a local store or OHICG A m1n1mun'1 hour requlrement of fif teen hours per week IS set by the Federal Bureau of Educatlon A Wage scale of twenty five cents to fifty cents per hour 1S a local stand ard ThlS year the g1rls earned over SIX thousand dollars durmg the th1rty school weeks, from the1r The course of study for class room laboratory work 1ncludes un1ts on general salesmanshlp per sonallty development, volce tra1n mg et1quette, store management and show card wr1t1ng SpeC1al projects 1nc1ude field trlps out s1de speakers, speclal demonstra t1ons, and V1S1tS to typlcal busmess houses such as E1lers, Swanders and Cub Products The glrls were dlnner guests of M1ss Clo Boyle IH the Northwestern Publ1c Serv ICG Unlt Kltchen She gave a onstratlon 1n cookxng W1th tr1c1ty Three Ila Faye kenthlen semester to contlnue the second The1r photographs do not appear on th1s page Mary Layne worked at the State Farm Insurance Company dem elec Hall War firsl but found lt 1mposs1ble g1rls Mary Layne Melnk and Esthe1 were members th I U . . . . . , . ' part-time jobs. 7 - . . . 7 Y , - v ' Y ' 1 , 1 Q ' ' e Q Annlversary Dlnner MISS DONA S BROWN Coordinator Senior Hxgh School Ila Faye at Montgomery Wards and Esther worked at J C Penney Company Thxs class also found tlme to carry thelr share of extra currlcu lar aCt1Vlt16S at school For Tlgel Day they had orange and black Tlger buttons made up sold one thousand wh1ch added to the school sp1r1t and netted fifty dollars whlch pald for these pages IH th T1ger and also pald for part1es throughout the year They enter Sprlng Style Show assembly They gave the Conference Champlon snlp Football team a pheasant feed served thlrty two pheasants cook ed 1n cream a varlety of s1de d1shes tapered off w1th Dev11s Food and Angels Food cake five gallons of ICG cream and ten gal lons of mllk They made a scrap book of every game of the season and presented each boy w1th one A pep assembly was glven before the Aberdeen football game The basketball team was entertalned at a dlnner party at the close of the season Several group partles were held by the class and one dlnner theatre party was partlcularly en loved when State Theatre played host at Wuthermg He1ghts RHODA MUELLER 'VIr W A Wagner Wagnm s Drapery DORIS MURPHY Miss Mlldred Lunbom F W Woolworth ADA NYHOUSE Mlss Helen Hablcht Hablcht 84 Hablcht MARY LOU OLSON Mr A N Ber Bexg s Style Shop SHIRLEY PLACHY Mr Richard Haeder R E A Offxce SHIRLEY SKINNER Mr Thomas McEvov J J Newberry BETTY SWANSON Miss Gertrude Lampe Lampe s Market VIRGINIA VIERECK Mr George Vanderstem Smxth s Jen elrx Store ALYCE Vs ILSON 'Vhss 'Vhldred Lunbom F VS VK oolvnorth Six tv Three O I l 'L . . 4 p ' g S , ' ' 9 . . . . Q tained the entire high school at a S . b 7 . . ,Q . 7 . 7 7 y - Y n . A . A . , ' 4 7 Y U lb ' ' YY N Second Course of Back ION! left to 11ght Maxme Msus Sallx Ann K1ause DOIOIQS Bulla1d Bluce Allen Glllgel Geolgaldes Lawetnc Allen Jack 'VILVu Eall Noldbx Dean Ancluson Don YKEIIILII Rlchalrl Stratman and Jamu Andrevts xoxx left to r1ght Maxme Buxnett Laxol W1t claft Wanda Buxnctt Theora Haugen Donna DuB1o Joann Shocklex Mavxs Bates Aud1ex Welsh Patsx Tob1n Jane Sandelson Pattx Calla l1an Thexesa Poll1nge1 Da11ell N1ffen1gge1 Hou Flfth ard Stexens Robert Ingle Ben Johnson Hemx Bonnemann and HBIIX Thomas Fourth roxx left to llght Rutl1 Buck Lllllam Petuson Pat1 Iota Kmg Delpha Lambe1t BOIIYIIL MacDonald SXIXIH 'Vlllbuxn Phoebe Snedlgal Joxcn Lmnett .nrnu 'VlacDonald Ohxu Andeuon and lamps Espanoles SPANISH CLUB I xcsldcnt Vue P1es1dtnt Seuetan J Schne1de1 llmd xoxx left to 11ght R1cha1d Buck Stexxalt C.l111s tatnson Bud G1lbe1t Wendell Splang Bluce HOf6l Inn Vkaldlon J1111 B1g8lOVN J1111 Lxrnan Janus Zlllbllgen J.-11110 Hanson Paul Skwaul NIa11 Jane Crovwhe Qtcond IOVK left to xlght MISQ Dana HBIIOXN Sallx Dxuex LaWawna Swxaney Bettx Roberts Donna UIQUIIBTI M8118 Molander Nncola Ralrden Iwancx H111 Aud1ex Fledrlckson MHYIIXH WBIKEI R1ta you left to 11gl1t NIad1r1e Lxman Marx DBXIB 'vlan Jean Coolex Beverlw B1schoff Ela1ne Curt1s Dor1s blsh DIIIQ Tschetter Erma Jensen June Fnglebxetson June Hedblom 'Vlalllxn Bovsen Dons Nltlsen Phxllls She1mm md Pattx Snow 11t Am1gOS OFFICERS Ruth Buck Sullx Ann Klaust P3l1lC1d Kmg PlOg1Hl1I f,hdllIII8l'1 Sylua Mllbuln Sponso1 M155 Dana D HBIIOXNV Spanlsh Club meetmgs are held each aural work most of the proceedmgs are Fr1dax durmg the bpamsh class per1ods conducted 1n Spamsh As the emphas1s 1S now placed on oral and Photographs ent to Huron H1gh Sclool Spamsh tudents bx Central and South Ameucan Letter Exchange students Snctv Four . ' . , t . , I Q 5 ,. V . .- I -.5 . . VV A. . ,' 'A V H' V I A' - 1' . 'V I 1 'A I v - I ' -V ' , Q , l Howard. Avhis Olson, Joyce Lucas, Donna Safford. . . F 'S ' ' 2 1 ' Q V .' ' I I 1 . , .JJ X V V ' , ,- . ,LJ , 3 V V V. V X , V . V V V' .'. ' . 1 A ' 1 ' V v' ' 1 V . . , . . . . . D Y ' s A -1 a 5 A' ' 4' Annlversar Dlnner Back rou left to rxght Helen G12 ew skx Audrex 'VIOXNE1 Lestex Anderberg Vhlbert Hohm Fred Plachx Norman Andersom Rlchard VanAlstme Gale But terfleld Donald Vance Jacquelxn Olson and Max tha Jane Vkhxte Thnd IOXN left to xxght Janet Kauth Helen Packawl Ioan Johnson Aucnex Anderson Bexerlx Young Lols Bell Bettx Hoskins Nlaxx Rose HX land Jeanne 'vlcwlahon Patrxcla McAloon Janet Hox Laxonne Ageton and Mlss Wllma Bliss Surmd ION left to r1ght Elnora DeW1tt Ruth Nluellu Joan Osman Bexerlx Osmanson 'Vlarx Jane B165 XIIEIHI3 Vtlllrams Wxrgmla Vlereck Helen Stan Bagbx Dorr- XIIQISCH and Marxlxn 'vladsen FII t rrm left to xlght Bettx Irwlng Caxol Ertckson Helen Pappas Judx Blake Jane Gardner Shnlu Plwcln GQCJISIA Stxohmaler and Jotce Sxxab Fraternltas Latlna LATIN CLUB OFFICERS Consuls Marx Jane Bles Vlfglnla Wlllltms Pxaetol Ruth Muellet Quaestol R1ll1 Fullerton Aedlle Jowce Swab Sponsot About SIXIX Illelllbfflb of Fxatermtas Latlna attended rneetlnqs duung the xear Latln songs were sung and the progtarns xx e1e concluded xx 1th Latm games The Roman Banquet suxed bx slax es lll true CIHSSIC stxle Vklth the dmers on Mlss Wllmi Bhss couches Lllmaxed the X eat s xx otk Elabol ate table decotatlons portraxmq mam Ro man bulldmgs and decoratlons ornamented the banquet tables Latm dlshes were seued to add tulthet and mole Completelx to tne dmner quit? I 'Qi X-haf iil PHOTOGRAPHS taken at the Annu l Roman Banquet Sxxty Fxx L O O x ' ' : ' i ' '. '. ' 2 - - , ' ' . ,' L. ' g' l - X' - ' : . l , ' , ' h' ,' , A A- .' . ' N' , . E' J. Y A , A . , . - ,. . . . Q . -V v . . . . I . . . ' .5 Y , .' I . ,' v . ' -. . 1 v ,V -Q --v 4 .ll -A .V r 1 . I i I A I .Y V ' I O V Y c ' , Z . M W Q L. 4 . ' A Q - - . . . v . . . , ,X . , - v , . . 1 . . , . X . . . . . 1, . Q f I ' u , 1 ' . V , lv ' BA . ,, ,,,. , ,. g - Y iq, , ---e WL., , , . ' . Z1 .Y V W Dessert DELBERT C REUTTER Forenslc Coach ELVA BELL Dramatlc Declamatlon WILLIAM BRANDENBERG Natlonal Forenslc League Oratorxcal Declamatlon Debate WILBERT HOHM Orlgmal Oratorx CAROL WITCRAFT Natlonal Forenszc League Poetry Declamatlon All State Extemporaneous Debate WILLIAM WEIGOLD Humorous Declamatlon BEVERLY HELSETH tNot In Photoy Amerlcan Leglon Oratorw Slxty SIX Declamatlon DIVISION KIMBALL DECEMBER 3 1946 Elva Bell Dramatlcs Excellent Wllllam Wexgolcl Humorous Excellent Wlllxam Brandenburg Oratory Excellent Carol Wltcraft Poetry Superlor STATE WOLSEY DECEMBER 14 1946 Carol Wltcraft Poetrx Excellent Extemporaneous and Oratory BIG EIGHT TOURNAMENT SIOUX FALLS FEBRUARY I8 19 1946 Carol Wztcraft Extemporaneous Flrst N F L TOURNAMENT MITCHELL MARCH 1 2 1946 Carol Wmtcxaft Extemporaneous Thlrd DIVISION HURON MARCH 11 1946 Carol Wltcraft Extemporaneous Flrst Beverly Helseth FIYSI Amerlcan Leglon Oratory Wllbert Hohm Oflglnal Oratorx Second STATE HURON MARCH 18 19 1946 Carol Wltcraft Extemporaneous Flrst Anniversary Dinner Standing left to right Mr Delbert C Reutter Robert Sitting left to right Jeannine Wilew Carol Witcraft Ingle Phslli 'VIor e Kermit Krupka Shirlex Audrex Mower and Vkilma Koch Debate B1 choff and Ralph Olixa Coach The debating season was highlighted by winning first in the South Dakota State Debate Tournament held at Huron Col lege on March 15 19 1946 Carol Witcraft Won first or All State in the d1x1s1on for Extemporaneous Speaking Mr Delbert C Reutter Forensic Coach of Huron Sen lor High School IS rated as one of the best coaches if not the best in the state Resolx ed That ex erx able bodied mal citizen of the United States should be git en one Xear of full time militarx training before the age of twentx four was the topic for debate during the past season and the discussion of this subject con tmued until the State Debate Tournament at Huron on March lo 19 1946 Partici pants in Forensic work th1s xeai were Carol Vlfitcraft 'Wilma Koch Audiex Mower Kermit Krupka Robert lngle Ralph Olixa Marx Anderson Phxllis Morse Jeannine Wilex and Shirlex Bischoff Starting on Januarx 19 the gabbers battled their w ax thiough the season scor ing xictories ranging from first place in Mr Delbelt C Reuttcr the Big Eight Conference held at Sioux Falls third place in the National Forensic league Tournament at Mitchell and Hrst place in the dit 1s1onal held in Huron p to the xerx top when thex emerged un dcteated as the South Dakota State De bate Champions for 1946 at the State Tournament held at Huron College March 1019 946 During the last debates the squad was naiiowed dow n to Carol Witcraft Audrex Mower Wilma Koch and Ralph Olixa Huron business men paid their expenses foi a trip to Minneapolis This trip lasted foul daxs counting the time it took to go down and come back bx chartered bus Thex saw the Minnesota State Basketball Touinament the Ice Follies and otl ei fea ture entertainment in the cities The w ere accompanied bt their co cn D lbert L Reutter the basketball team the ath let1c coach and athletic director With this crowning glorx the Huron debaters elded then season which for three of these w as their last debate season Sixtx Sex cn 'S . ' ' , - J U . - , . ' ' ' ' ' . u , ' , ' . '- . 1 . sl V 1 7 , - ' e ' V. , ,- ' l ' ' v- -1 7 4 r j- -, These champions were rewarded when the - , . ' 4- v kv ' Y- 7' t , , M, ' 'H . - l . v V 1 v .1 v I v I 3 . ' Q sw Demi Tasse of Standmg left to rxght Eumce Gutormson Erma Jen Seated left to ugh! Marle Frank Marx Jane Bles sen Nancx H111 Joxce Llppert Mrs Sander T01 Vurgmla Wllll8l1l Vlola Tax lor Cleo Kasperbauer lefson Vlfglhla Vkalz Joann Convuaw Kas Parker Pattx BLlllll'lglOI1 and Bettx Sass Carole W111laH1S and Maureen Chrlstlansen Pres1dent Eun1ce Gutormson V1ce Pres1dent Marle Frank Secretary Treasurer Patty Burrlnvton Sponsor Gunda Mohn Tollefson How to use the Hlgh School Llbrary IS a sub1ect well worth knowlng Most student members of the Llbrary Club a1m to learn as much ot th1s work as tlme spent on duty Wlll permlt There IS var1 ety 1n a days work checkmg cleamng mendlng and shelvmg books and maga ZIHES typmg 1ssu1ng due sllps maxntaxn mg attendance records rnlscellaneous er rands and helpmg the students find ma terlal These and all other opportumtles to serve the school const1tute the purpose of the club As a foundatlon for servlng students are expected to know the Llbrarx rules the Apprentlce Code the sx stem of cata loglng and how to use the card catalog the Readers Gulde and the general ref erence books Proper deportment and good scholarshlp are also lndexes to ade quate serv1ce and pre requ1s1te for mem bersh1p Reward for all these serx 1ces max be J l fther than the satlsfactlon of bemg helpful The Splflt of co operatlon thought fulness and frlendllness among the L C s IS maklng the Llbrary an attractlve place 1n Wh1Ch to study To the extent that those who use the Llbrary are w1llmg to co operate ln Just so far can the gratls SGFVICG accompllsh ltS purpose Club meetlngs are held once a month after school for 1nst1uct1on and spec1al act1v1t1es Attendance upon these meet mgs IS requ1red From t1me to t1me the L C s haxe pre pared posters and exh1b1ts featurlng new and spec1al classes of books seasons hol1 daxs and ann1versar1es The offlcers ln the Flrst semester we1e V1Fg1Hla Wllllams Vlola Tax lor and Mary Jane B165 Changes ln currlculum caused vacancles 1n mld semester V1Ol3 was elected Presldent and Cleo Kasperbauex Vlce Presldent In ln mg we look fo1 the equal chance books help to make It Smlx Exght - . . 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' 1 . . . . . . . , . , 1 , - . 1 . ,. 1 v ' ' . . ,' , ' ,' . . -1 ' ' : 1 q N ' - - .4 - xv A nnlversary Dlnner Standmg left to r1ght Walter Nupen Kermlt Krupka Sllllng left to rxght Wllma Koch Sxvxlla Femex Elwa Bell WI: Delbert C Reutter 'VIarv Jane B1es Audxex Nlovler and Carol Wxtcraft Dean Shepelsl-cs Shlrlex Hopper and Cone Groxei Dramatlcs Couch 'VII DelbcxtC Rcuttcx Exery Famllx Has, One mae the tltle Thlb was the fust dlamatlc ploductlon last Novembel 70 1940 M1 De1be1tC thlee xears and M1 Reuttez concluded Reutter speech mstructor and folenslc that student support was enthublastm He coach coached the product1on reported that about fortx fixe students took part ln the trx outs, for the plax Back mu left to Fl ht Dean Sheperakx Yhlma Koch FIOUI xoxx left to rxght Gene Gxoxea Shlrlex Hoppex Klllllll kxupka Sxxllla Texnex Carol Xhtcraft Nlarx Jane Bmes Elxa Bell and Xlallex Nupen and Audrex Nloxxer Sxxtx Nme I I of the Tiger play- selected for presentation to be planned for Huron High School for . M ff i 9 Favors For Back row le t to ught Letha Caldovx Marx Lee Crans ton Mary Jane Gllbelt Marllyn Anderson Syvllla Ternev Patlxcla King Shll lLN Costello Marv Ellen Swanson Jox ce Llppert Constance Eckmann 1 L I D th B lla d Forence xnct 010 x u r Second rovl left to rlght Wayne Hansen Betty Broer Mary Allce McMahon Rosemary Fltzgerald SXIVIB Mllburn Everett Remartz Leonard Geyer Art PlBS1dGHl VICL Plesldcnt Secxetaxy Sponsor Study 1n the art department has as 1ts alm the development of the 1nd1v1dual student s ab111ty ln tree art expresslon and of hts understandlng and enjoyment of the alt expresslon of others as well as of h1s natural surroundmgs The course, Wh1Ch demands or1g1na11ty and d1scourages the copying of other ar t1sts work mcludes art hlstory and gen et al appreclatlon, sketchxng from 11fe and f1 om nature palntmg IH varlous med1ums sculpturlng color theory and color har monv, deslgn, and the appllcatlon of de slgn to constructed artlcles and to com merclal art Inasmuch as good cltlzenshlp should be one of the products ot the art class tlme and effort have been glven to such projects as those of the Junlor Red Cross the Red Cross drlve and the sale of Amerlcan Leglon pOpp16S R1Cl't3ICl Van Alstme Delpha Lambert Duane Klrbx Lo1s Frledrlcksen LaVonne Ageton Carol WllCl3fl and Miss Rltchey Flrst row left to llghl Verla Wheeler Madonna Nlel sen Vlola Wlpf Bonme MacDonald Bonme Fields Erma Jensen lane Sanderson Judy Blake Bar baxa Gascolgne Gladys Dorsey Kay Parker Club Rlchaxd Van Alstlne Mal llyn Andex son Mal y Lee Cranston Mlss Allce Rltchey Because an art department should also answer the need of the student who does not seek a career IH art but who wants the understandmg and natural Jov that come trom workmg w1th color and form pro v1s1on IS made tor that type of student As part of such a program an art club has been formed ln whlch the student mav work as he pleases Wlth the 1nsp1ra tion of other students worklng around hlm and w1th the help ot an mstructor Tms work has largelv taken the form OL craft woxk and the appllcatlon of desxga a l color It IS asked that only those who halt had a foundatlon 1n Junlor hlgh school Ol senlor hlgh school for art work be mem bers of thc club It 15 lnfolmal 1n organ 1zat1on and procedure and has been the soulce of much pleasure on the pant of art mlnded hlgh school students Seventy Y ' '. :V bv, h v ' S - .N . ' . . - Treasurer- ..,.,,,,,,,.,,,, , ..,. Judy Blake 7 - - - - - . . 1 ' .Q , . . - 1 ' , . my . . . . 7 ' I: - U - ' ' ' in . I U V ' Vx ' - ,sc ,, 5 , J, 'fx nw, 9 4 ,liar My G ' ff 609, MM' M4 gg . f A M fMZf 'f N fy 1 Q 5' P' ? , A27 . ,Nw W I 7 v f, ' WK? ,f 2 V? d V it, . N 1' ' 'W 9 jg' me, V Y. -Q I V ,.., :V .V v-fx! . A 7 ,.., , V. f 3 , Az., W fy, an 5 5 , 5 1 f '55 ,ff 3 2, r f 3 ,,. 7 -:J.,:.Q, , 5 3 , Af viz? i f K mv , is av xx! x 1, uslc For 1ck 11 xx lm Ilglll Dc111 Shcpclskx D.a111cl Po x 1 11 1 mc c 111 1111 H611 old .:111cs VK 1 1111 VS dl d G01 don VVold Harry Duane Damel D011 Alarle Ldv L1 ne Allcn GL 111 Rd Ion Ruben O 11114111 1111 .ind Hmm Thomas oxes Alun Selhel LeRox Sagzcx l.-111 c NI 1 Boys Glee Club P1 cs1dcnt VICQ P1 es1der1t L1b1 dl mn D11 ectm H1gh Schools Vocal Muslc Department IS rated as one of the best xocal muslc d11ectors 111 the ent1re Northwest Under the competent d1rect1on of Mrs NIRS ALILL ALLEN VRF-XTHERILL -Xccc1111pfm1sI F111 Xocal 'NIus1c Department Hdny James Harm Ralston Cla1encc Baldvnn M1s Ruth Gxcexcs gloxxlng ln SILS and pelfectlon The clubs cue known tor then super1or tx pe of mus1c The Huron SGIUOI Hugh School Vocdl JNIUSIC Depa1tment lb made up ol thc Boxs and G111s Glee Clubs lVI1x ed Cho1us Treble Clet a Boxs Quautette and a Gnls T110 The Mncd Chmus 15 1 com b1nat1on of both thc Boxs and Guls Glee Clubs xx 1th onlx .1 cc1 tam nun1be1 chosen hom each KJ1QdH1L3llOI'1 Tleble Clci lb 1 sclect glilllp ol meh school ggnls These blligilb VK ho 1ep1esent the best xo1ces IH the Gnls Glec Club ElTl6l'Ldll'l 11 Xdllllllb 13111141 1n1s Ill 1L1L1ll 1u c Ll x In the tall the f11st dppcardnce of the muslc ggoups xx as dt t c HQJUIGCODUIIISQ COIOIldllUl'l Sex enty Tu 0 O l B1 ' '1 lell 1 ' 2 12 - ' ' llj, F1'1l1i ro ' left lo rigl I: L4 'Ill XV -sscl. A12 L Xll. 'Is , V' ' R S ' S v.' V . Gr 4 . ', . 1-s'.11's11 7 Mrs. Ruth Greeves, director of Huron Greeves. the glee clubs have been steadily V , , i . 17 . - l . . ' Q V .' l . . l V . . ' 1 ' Q Q ' - ' ' ' B , J . H I Ax' A . L .A , . H' Q -yr q l-1 ff 11111 It-v. '. 1 ' . . , , -. 1 - f' ,Q ' 5 ' hi was sponsoled bx the GITIS Cflee Club The 'Nlllk Mend was Rose AHHIVCISHIY Receptlon Hack roxx left to rlght Vhlma Ifland Donna DuBro Bonesteel Be-ttx llnk Rrsula Brueske Bettx Webster Helen GIIICXXQRI Lucllle Lemmer Georgla Strohmaler loanne Shocklex Vkanda Burnett LaVonne Ageton lm lemke Lms Dorsex Patrlcla 'VIcAloon Lols Bell Nlalxlxn Anderson PHIFICIB Ingalls Vkllma Koeh and Sallx Dxuer cl lou left to rlght DeVee Cranston Ruth Ormond l lla Teubex Theresa Pollmger Vlarx Jane Gilbert Bumu Stxohmaler Shlrlex Cranston Bonnxe 'VIC Domll Ioan Osman Ramona Glanzer Donna Cxaxxfmd Nlaxme Nlxers Patr1c1a Burrxngton d Ilne Sanelelson Sallx Ann Klause and Norma Second row left to rlght Mrs Ruth Greexes Mlldxecl Vkelch Bexerlx Osmanson Janet Svnab Doris Ilan Ruth Cook Valda McFadden Patsx Tobln Nlarx Ann Slkorra Allene Hegg Patrlcla Calla han Janet Kauth Jmce Llppert Dolores Bullard Jeanne McMahon Wanda Adebax Ioxce Groxes and Slnrlex Plachx F1191 IIVK left to llght Bettx Power Shlrlex Hopper Phxllls Vlattke Audlu Welsh Maxls DQVTILN Iam lohnson Helen Pappas Iudx Blake Glnger GClJlgl3ClC9 Anna Zallfls Bexerlx Helseth Esther Jane Fe H1111 and Lens Smlth Glrls Glee Club Plesldent X lee P14 slde nt Secletaxx Treasuxer Llblallans D11eeto1 The annual Turkex Hop BODHIC Strohmaler Sallx Ann Krause Maulx n Andelson Mau Jane Gllbext Shulex Cranston Mxs Ruth Greexes mnx Fltfqelalcl the Huecl 'Xlan was Halrx Ralston On Decembex the twentx Inst the Chrlstmas Formal was llelcl It was sponsored bt the Treble Clef membels Tne smallel QIOLIIJS xxele called upon mam tlmes clul Ill! the YCTII to help entertam elubs and olqflnlgatlons eloxxn lou n Commeneement bxmqs the tmal act of the l'T'lLlblC depalt ment as speclal Illlfflbelb ale plepalecl fol both Baccalaul eate and Commencement GIRLS TRIO Ruth Cook Sh1rlex Plachw Jeanne Keenan Sexentx Tlnec Q O . - , v- . 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X ' x ' x - I ' 1 , K A 1 wx x -A - Mints For Back IOXK left to llght Wilma Ifland Bettx Vkebster Thn Vke Vvlsh Xou A 'Ninn Christmas Deck The Halls Vklth Bough Of Hollx N Fnst Noel Old French Chxlstmas Carol Caxol Of The Sheep Bells It Came Upon The Nlldnlght Clear CIUSHCKIS Hxmn Cintxqun DL Noel Shephelds Axxake 'No Candle Xla Thus And No Flrc P18196 Xe The Lord O Colne A1151 Falthful De m Sheperskx Danlel Pollx Harold James Vkx ln Vkaxd Goldon Wold Haxrs Ralston Robelt Osmansm Hain 'lhomas Lols Bell VVllma Koch d IOM left to llght UISLIIH Brueske Theresa Pol lmgex Louell XX cssel Alan Cloxxn Duane Daniels Don Alarle Lavexne Allen Gene Groxes Alvm Sethe LeRox Sagel Jlm Maxso Slnrlex Plachx and loxce Gxoxes Mlxed P1 esldent Vlce Presldent Sect etaxy T1 easux Cl Llbl 81 lans Second IOM left to llghl DeVee Cranston Mlldred 1 t Welch DOIIS Ulsh Beverlx Osmanson Ginger Gcorglades Luctlle Lemmer Marx Ann Slkorra Bonme McDonell Jane Sanderson Sallw Ann Krause Sallx Dxuer and Mrs Ruth Greeves IOVN left to xlght Bettx Poxxer Ruth Cook Shlrles Hoppel Ione Johnson Audrey Welsh Patsx Tobm Helen Pappas Anna Zarlfls BSVGIIX Helseth Delores Bullaxd Shnlex Blschoff and Lols Sm1th Chorus Gordon Wold Sally Ann Klause Rosemary Fltzgerald Joyce G1 oves Beverly Osmanson Mrs Ruth Greexes CHRISTMAS CAROLS HIGH SCHOOL AUDITORIUM December 5 1945 8 oClock Thr Jun1o1 Sen1o1 Hlgh School Vocal MUSIC Depaltmcnt 'VIUSIC DIRECTOR Krone Welch Alr Krone Krone Kount7 Junlot Hlgh Gul Willis German Jllfllfll Hlplh Boxs Adams Tlchlv. Clit' Club Dane Lehmann Rhemberger Young Semoz Hugh Gnls HRS RUTH GREEVES Slumber 'VIX Babx Hlcks X mlm Obbllgato Mlss Burr Gnls Trm Bum Trumpets Blow James Senlol Hlgh Bow Joseph Came Seekmg A Restlng Place Xhlloughbx Sllent Nlght Gruber VK etsel Hallcltuah Choru Handel Nllxcd Chox ns Accompanxnng some of the ITILISICBI selccttons sung bu glue club groups xxexe plcture scenes deplctlng SIOFICS of the carols created bx the HHS art department under Sex entw Four Nltss Allce Rltche x s dmrectmn w l l I. h x - Y . Q, , 5' . lv ' 4 I - . fvvlfl' iv-U , . Director .,,.. ., ,.,., , -7 , , , , ' , 3 4 QA ' 4 ' ' . Anniversar Reception Back row left to rlght Bettx Pow er Beverlx Osman From roxx left to rxght PhX1I1s Vlattke Shwlex Hopper Qon Ramona Glarwer Donna Cranford Vulma Ruth Cook Bexerlx Helseth Ginger Georgladei Koch Lou: Bell Patrlcla Ingallg and Sallx Dxuer Shlrlex Plachx Joxce Groxes Sallx Ann Krause Treble Clef Pusxdmm cc P lNlCl cut T nu JI 1 I Lctrn S zllx Arm K1 lusp R IYINJH 1 C11 IHILI WllH1l Koch Bu LI lx OQm anscm N lx Ruth C14 us TI-IE AMERICAN CROSS ROADS HICH SCHOOL -XLDITORIL NI Much '79 46 8 Offlmk IHP SI-'NIOR HIC H SCHOOI Xt Q XI NIL SIC DPI' XR I'NII-INT Nu Src DIRFK TOR NIR? 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A I ' S f 1Xk nnlversary Receptlon Standrng left to rrght Betty Power Ben Johnson Jeanne Keenan Darwrn Lennox Donna Crawford Ramona Glanzer 'Vlaxrne Myers 'VIarc1a Samrs Vlrss Arlyne Burr Valda McFadden Georgra Strohmarer Glenn Bethl-ce Curt Hopkrns and Gordon Wold Thrrd row seated left to rrght Wrllrarn Arneson Fred Plachx Olrxcr Anderson Donald Kutrl Gerald Peppers Curtis Motchenbacher Norma lrnderrnan Hrgh Schools heralded band, rs rated as one of the best bandmrstresses rn the en trre Northwest The band functrons Well as a self governrng bodv and has been steadrly growrng rn srze and perfectron Nlargwr t Rrtchex and Jon Plachy Src-ond row left to rrght Morton Frredman Don Gerger Harold Flesner Lors LeCla1r Kathrxn Ann Krel Patrrua Kadlecek Dorrs Tschetter Bettw Errckson I u L row left to rrght Paul Skarxrl Stewart Chrrstran son Mary Jane Grlbert Shirley Cranston Esther Blum Loral Elltn Cottu Vrrgmra Wrllnams and Shrrlm Plachx people at basketball and football games thrs xear have been our classv majorettes Leadrng the band ln therr rntrrcate maneuvers has been no small task Personnel of Band Dnector Mrss Arlyne Burr CLARINETS Shrrlew Plachx Vrrgrnra Wrllrams Coral Ellen Coffr x Esther Blue Dorrs Tschetter Kathrwn Ann Ku Patrrcla Kadlecmk Bettx Errckson Don Kutrl Gerald Pa ppcre Olixer Anderson Norma Lrnderrrvrn Margaret Rrtchex Curtrs Motchenbacher CORNETS Shrrlex Cranston Marx Jane Grlbert Stew art Chrrstransen Paul Skarxrl Morton Frredman Don Gerger Harold Flesner Jox ce Lucas FLUTE Jon Plachv HORINS Gordon XX old Donna Safford Dean Loeffelbien Left to rrght Valda McFadden Donna Crawford Maxrne Mxers Ramona Glanzer Georgra Strohmarer and Marcra Samrs SAXOPHONES Curt Hopkrns Lors LeCla1re BARITONES Glenn Bcthke Marx Kung Rrta Howard 'l ROMBONES YXIHIBIT! Arneson Fred Plachx PERCUSSION Jeanne Keenan Benyamrn Johnson Darwrn Lennox Bettx Power DRL M MAJOR NIBTCIB Samrs NIAJORETTES Nlaxrne Mxers Ramona Glanzer Donna Crawford Nlarcra Samrs Georgra Strohmarer Valda McFadden Seventy Seven 0 e l Miss Arlyne Burr, director' of Huron Strutting their stuff before Huron 'D ATHLE FILS Entertainment Boosters of St.-1nd1ng left to ll ht Vlllllam Brandenburg Donald Blandenbuxg Jeanne Keenan Jim Howa1d and M G D R b r COIQL e u GIS Seated left to rlght Shlrley Plachy Pat11c1a Kadlecek Kathryn Ann K1e1 Donna Safford Gordon Wold Pep D1rector Attractmg attent1on both at the home ment was the Pep Band Our Pep Band at Huron H1gh School IS one of the state s best The Pep Band plays for the basket ball games and lS a small group chosen because of thelr playmg ablllty For the past year lt has been under the d1rect1on of Mr Geo1ge DeRube1s a very capable dlrector Mr DeRube1s IS recognlzed as one of the best trumpet plavers 1n the West He has played wlth some of the very noted bands and at present IS a member of M1ke GlbbS Orchestra At the present muslc 1S h1s avocat1on He 1S the lndustr1al Arts Instructor for the Hur on Jun1or Sen1or H1gh Schools Under the superv1s1on of Mr Delbert C Reutter Hurons Pep Leaders came Glenn Bethke Robert Safford Mary K1ng Stew art Chrlstlanson John Ludtka Gene Allen Shlrley Cranston Lo1s Huntley Fred Plachy and Wllllam Arneson Band Mr George DeRube1s through Wlth Hymg colors by mak1ng th1s wont forget the pep assembl1es wh1ch boosted the morale of the team and 1n creased the students enthus1asm for all sportlng events When the team IS 1n a t1ght spot 1ts the Pep Gang that re stores that confidence and cheers them on to v1ctory Through graduatlon we Wlll lose five of our cheer leaders They are Fleet Stanton Gene Hay W1ll1am Clegg Bonn1e Strohma1er and Delores Gardner Much of the school Splflt and good sportsmanshlp of Huron Sen1or Hlgh School IS due to the aCt1V1t16S of the Pep Leaders They are the students who get out there at all the games and lead the rest of the school IH yells and cheers for our team Eighty games and at the State Basketball Tourna- year another successful one. 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FLEET STA NTTOIN JEANN IN E WILEY Celebration GENE HAY BONNIE STROHNI -XIER Exghtx One XX II LIANI CLFGG DELORES GARDIN ER I P f 3 I 1 I 4 I I I x RUTH BUCK CHEER LEADING GROUp JOYCE DOVINNEY K Y I '- Master of D1rector Of Physlcal Educatxon Athletxcs PERCY VKASHABALGH Athlctm Coach O E SHANIHOLTZ Student YI8l1BgClS EARL 'NIORDBH DON LIEN1 Football Capta n Ba kctbill Captain ROBERT LEXX ALLEN GEORGE HOAGLLND Elghlk Iwo Ceremon1es Back row left to rxght Wxlbert Hohm Don Llem Jerald Hegg John Jacobson and Arthur Fmsher Second row left to rlght Coach O E Shanholtz Ken neth Hanson Rodnex Hagedorn Eugene Sxblev George Hoaglund George Lcmmer Jerald Young P1 es1dent Vxce Pres1dent Secr etary Treasurer Sponsor s lVlr Shanholtz and Mr Washabaugh belleve ln unltv of sportsmen both 1n and out of athletlcs The boys met at the first of the vear to orgamze They elected thelr offlcers and accompllshed other thlngs that are re qulred of a club Sxnce then thev have held meetlngs regularh The H Club IS composed of bovs who have Won a letter ln anv of the xarsltx sports The club was organlzed ln 1927 and slnce that tlme has prospered and grown 1nto one of the most act1ve and respected clubs 1n the h1gh school The club mdeed holds a rather env1able place 1n the school because of 1ts llffllted membershlp and the dlfflcultx of obta1n mg membershlp Before an 1nd1x ldual IS awarded a let ter ID any sport there are certaln quall ficatlons that he must meet C11 In football he must haue plaxed 1n one half of the games plan ed half of vxhlch must be con Rlchard Welter Physlcal Educatxon Dxrector Percx W h b h as a aug Front ICW left to rlght Robert Lewallen Mac Dorsex Robert Safford Darrell Kutll Thomas Manfull Harrx Thomas and Donald Hanson Club John Jacobson Eugene S1bl6N Geo1ge Hoaglund M1 Percy Washabaugh Mr O E Shanholtz ference games Q21 ln basketball he must play 1n elght quarters or m half of the games four of XVlllCl'l must be conference games Q33 In track he msut wln a first 1n a dual meet or five pomts ln a dual meet or place 1n the reg1onal meet or run 1n a relax team that places 1n any other than a dual meet 143 At all tlmes a sp1r1t ol cooperatlon and good sportsmanshlp must be shown or letters w1ll be wlthheld The members carrx on XHFIOUS ac 1X1 tles durlng the xear Thev have sale con cesslon 11ghts at all athletlc contests for the sale of pop and popcorn George Lem mer chairman of th1s commlttee has shown great accompllshments aga1n be mg able to buv candv bars and ICB cream bars as were sold at games 1n pas xears Thex promote dances partles and are donatmg to the cheerleaders wlth the monex thex haxe collected Thex haxe charge of the trophx cases to see that the cases and trophles are kept ln order Elghtx Three O f 57,7 ' , . l ... 4Q 'A 4 I t t 1 l Q 1 . v p .' 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Entertalnment of .13 xml Back row left to rlght Thomas Van Duzee Harold Hanson Arthur Fxshex Eugene Slblew Thomas Skorhelm Thomas Manfull Wllham Hoskms Rob ert Safford W11l1am Welgold George Lemmer John Jacobson Jerald Hegg George Hoaglund Larrw Cornell and J1m Howard Second rovt left to rlght Gene Case Robert Lewallen Gerald Young Jlm Martm Don Wet11ch Don Carroll and Reed Hutchmson Fnst IOM left to rlght I-Iarrx Thomas Rodnex Hage dorn Kenneth Hanson Wllbur Hohm Rlchard Welter Darrell Kunl Robert Maxey James Avery and Wllllam Ellexs Football Coach M1 O E Shanholtz Assxstant Coach M1 Pexcv Washabaugh Student Manage1s The 1946 ed1t1on of Huron s Tlgers wlll go down m the annals of South Dakota football as one of Hurons finest elex en Credlt must be glven to the T1gers cap able coaches O E Shanholtz and Percx Washabaugh, who molded thls xears var slty from a few returnlng lettermen of the 1945 squad Shanholtz' men flnlshed the1r rugged schedule w1th a record of elght trlumphs and one defeat They captured first place 1n the Eastern South Dakota Conference A short revlew of the athletlcs of Huron Senlor Hxgh School under the re1gn of O E Shanholtz brlngs back rnemorles of a Conference A Basketball team an All Don Llem Eaxl Nordbx State Basketball team and a Conference Football team The Huron Hlgh School Tlgers Track Squad wound up a successful 1945 sea son Under the able gu1dance of Coaches P6108 Washabaugh and O E Shanholtz these c1ndermen ran Jumped and vaulted thelr way agalnst some of the toughes vompetmon ever seen on the tracks of South Dakota The T1gers opened thelr season at the Pierre Relays They pro ceeded through the season competlng ln the Aberdeen relaxs and the Dakota re laxs The boys finlshed the vear after competlng 1n the reglonals conference and state meets Eighty Four O ,, 'u v A ze 'K A ' -s,xl ., M . ' AA V I . Y f - 4 ' - - - I , - Y . Y I nh: .Y..,,. ,di .Q . . Captainu-. ,,,,,,s,,..,.,, Robert Lewallen . , Y l . . , . , . , , . . It . ' r , - - r . . D ' 1 ' 4 . . V . - . . Q . 7 . 7 , ' ' F ' v v 65 7? - Afternoon SCORES OF EASTERN SOUTH DAKOTA CHAMPIONS AND OPPONENTS Huron Platte Huron Redfield Huron Madison Huron Yankton Huron Sioux Falls HURON 49 PLATTE 0 The first game 0' the s ason gave the Tigers then first gridiron victorx oxer the unpolished Platte eleven HURON 46 REDFIELD 7 The Tigers retained their upward trend bw defeat mg the sporty Redfield Pheasants The second string was used extensivelx in this game and received needed experience HURON 26 MADISON U The Bengalmen next played host to the trickx supremacy on the green The Tigers won this game without too much trouble HURON 13 YANKTON 6 The Tigers traveled to Yankton to roll over the unpredictable Buck eleven This was the first eventful battle for the Tigers HURON 12 SIOUX FALLS 0 The Bengals rambled to Sioux Falls to play the finest game of the season Excellent co ordination and a powerful forward lme for Huron proved too much for the Warrlor eleven who put a courageous but futile battle The important factor of this game show ed people that Huron had one of the best teams displavecl in vears Huron 'vlitchell 20 Huron Brookings 32 Hiron Pierre 0 Huron Aberdeen 0 HURON 26 MITCHELL 20 Tne Huron Tigers plawed host to a strong Nlitchell en which was defeated with a bitterness of revenge fr the game 'he p evious vear Bx rolling oxer the lxeirels add d a in ghtx climax on the Tiger Home Lon ing Dax IILFONI A BRFCK NGS 32 Tiauelmg to Brookings with high hop s of an un odtated season the Tigers met heir one and onlx cc tat The Bengalmen failed to show their previous abiii X and weie defea'ed badlv at the hands of the li il Eobcafs HURON 38 PIERRE 0 The Tigers rolled over the power lacking Gover nors without too much opposition although the Pierre bows did put up a swell fight HURON 6 ABERDEEN 0 In a good old tiaditional game with Aberdeen for the Eastern South Dakota title the Tigers once more came out on top to have the honor of being the Eastern South Dakota champions for the first time in several wears Although the weather was pretty chilly manx Huron fans came out to see the Bengalmen make a ouchdown early in the game and then hold the Eagles scoreless to win the championship undisputedlw CONGRATUI ATIONS CHAMPIONS H-lf' .ikaila Back row left to right Richard welter John Jacobson Arthur Fisher Thomas Manfull Robert Hanson Robert Lewallen and Kenneth Hanson Jerald Hegg and George Hoaglund Front row left to right Eugene Sibley, George Lemmer Eightx Fixe 49 ..... . . 0 26 ...... I A 46 ...... V 7 T ,... ' 26 ...... ' O I 38 ....... A 13 ...,,. 6 6 ...... 12 . . . ' 0 ' 'A I ' L' A ' Q' ' I clot' ,'Q I E' ' ' 'A A ,jr 4 . 1' ng , A' ' V Y ' . 1 lv . . ' i . V V V - H h I 1 T. t Madison Bulldogs. The Tigers again displayed their 4 1 I , Y wi: ..,. ...,...,,..,,..:z--. .,.. , ,,..., ..,. ,..,,.-.- ,-... .-, . , .-..-,........,..-, N .. . , - r , , , g ., .Qi ,,,l, Q -. 'A - . I .. ll Entertainment of 4 Pack rovx Joe Wrpf Gene Srblew John Jacobson Gene Front rovx Jrm Martm Rrchard Welter Alvrn Kludt Kulavtlk Captarn George Hoaglund Tom Carrol Ierrx Young Don Kulawlk and Gene Case ard Ea l Nordbx Basketball Coach M1 O E Shanholtz Captarn George. Hoaglund Student Xlan agar Earl Nordbx SEASON S RECORD Wrth onlv one regular back from last vear s State Cham pronshrp Team John Jacobson th Trgers started out tn season Jacobson was Jomed bx Laptarn George Hoaglund and Eugene Srbley semors and members of the second team on last xear s squad, Thomas Carroll Jumor and Joseph Wrpt Durrng the season the Trgers vt on fourteen games and lost sex en Thev frmshed fourth rn the Eastern South Dakota Conference and flmshed the season rn a bla7e of glorx onlx to be edged out m the finals of the Stare Champronshrp game bx Brookrngs .30 to 21 The South Dakota coaches placed the followrng Huron men on the All State Basketball team John Jacobson txote of ex erx coachj and Eugene Srblex George Hoaglund recerx ed Honorable Mentron Earl Nordbx acted as Student Manager for the team Erghty Srx STATE TOURNAMENT Huron 34 Sturgrs 24 Huron 36 Vkatertovtn Huron 27 Brookmgs 30 SECTIONAL TOURNAMENT Huron 48 P16118 Huron Huron Huron Huron Huron Huron Huron Huron Huron Huron Huron Huron Huron Huron Huron Huron Prerre Flandreau PIEIIL Aberdeen Mltchell VK atertoxxn Brookrngs Redfreld Yankton 'Vhtchell Sroux Falls 'tladrson VK atextovxn Brookrngs Sroux Falls Aberdeen 6 6 9 9 . 4 ,X . - . . , . 9 , .73 22 .' 1 ' ' ' - ' I , I '- ....., D' -Q 40 sophomore, of last year's 'ABM team. Huron 36 -4-4A' Wmnef 15 ' I ' 30 ....,. ' - v ' ' 1 49 , . , . ' -f , , . - sa .,.... . ' ' s t' 21 ..., ' W 24 , . . ' - ' Y ' ' 'Q 32 . . . Q ' V ' , 40 .,.... ' - so ..... A V - 24 .....r . ' - ' . - 33 . , ' - , , A 2 - , 29 ..4,.. . , U D t - ss . . . ' - ' l 28 ...,. ' V I 49 . . . Evening HURON VS WATERTOWN 'iw 4'-n B ck mu left 1 ugh! DQ 111 Gackftettex Hmx.11d F11111t ron lsft1o112l1t R11l1a1d NIL11pl1x Tl111111aQXan 1 H 1 Gunn 1111 I Dudes!! 'md Robert Nlixew D 711 mc CLIIT up Team H1 F1111 XX olx e Bobcat Fumblmz I-'ne Nhdget Huskle Imds Intramural Basketball B LE-XGLE -X LEAGLE Tea 1 C1p11111 Captam RlCll3Td Nlmphx Bob Niaxex Bob Saffoxd Darxel Doggetl Dean Gackbtetter Hou ard Stex en hlllel Tom Ca Rnd Dex BL11Cl1e Eights Seven km mx CI111 te11Qe1 T01 X .4111 D xze 1 C1111 Hoplxm -k11l1L11 B orlxe v ,Y ' '?Z3' ' 0 ' Pwzw Y ' A , ,gf ,, ,V 'A - 1 , V h f, ,M f . ' v . X, f 1 S., h 3 - - , U . 1 ,E 5, .' . . . , . , . t . K. p - - 1 -N,D1 -l -Lf .. 1 11.--,1 k11S. ' Vs A A ' ' 'sh '11 ' 's .11 ' 's Y A 15 ll 1 Q s , 1 - '1f ' '.s X , 1 rs ,' - 3 ' . s ,Y W 1 . , T 'nh V ' v 5 Entertainment For Back rovx left to nght! Bruce Allen Verne McKee son Student Manager Lester Anderbezg Bruce Hofer Rxchamd McMahon Front rovt left to rlght John Walsh Maur1ce Seeman Don Lundgren Maurlce Gilbert and Daryl Thomp Henry Bonnemann and Don Wetrlch B Basketball Coach Mr Percy Washabaugh Student Manager Daryl Thompson Coach Percy Washabaugh lS the one mam reason why Hurons B Team lS perched on top of the Beadle County basketball throne Mr Washabaugh also was Athlet1c Dlrector of Huron Senlor Hlgh School durlng the past year The Huron B Basketball team playmg most of thelr games as prehmmary tllts to the A team s conference games fimshed the season 1n a t1e w1th the Vlfgll Plrates for thlrd place ln the Beadle County Conterence Durmg the year the team won eleven games Whlle losmg four and ln conference play thev won n1ne wh1le losmg three They won consolat1on honors 1n the Beadle County Tourna ment and durmg the year thev were able to gam at least one uctory from each conference foe W1th the exceptlon of the Bon1lla Eagles Perc Washabaugh asslstant football coach havmg onlv two letter Wmners back from last year bullt the team mostly around freshmen In the later half of the season Gene Case and Don Kulaw1k moved up to the A squad Next year Maurlce Seeman Don Wetrlch Verne McKee Lester Anderberg John Walsh and Rlchard McMahon wlll report for A basketball whlle Bud Gllbert Bruce Allen Bruce Hofer and Don Lundgren w1ll be back to form the nucleus of the 1946 47 team Eighty Eight BEADLE COUNTY TOURNAMENT Huron 29 Bomlla 36 Huron 38 Vlfgll 27 Huron 34 Wolsev 23 SEASON S RECORD Huron Huron Huron Huron Huron Huron Huron Huron Hntchcock Wolsey Bomlla Cavour Wolsey Yale Bon 111a Yale Huron Wessmgton Huron Vlfgll Huron Cavour TOTAL POINTS HURON 479 OPPONENTS 381 , 2 N' I la - 'J ' 4,5 - -.-1 l G 6 7 9 v as rs - as as - . - ' ' - , ac as q 7 ' . 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In-I Tn 1121.1 GL-M' Hzn .md .Il Im .lug-ulw-ffxx Roses For Bagketball Prom Queen wmk Mala Hlred Man RHODA VIUELLER ROSEMARY FITZGERALD HARRH RALSTON D A R Reprewentatlxe All Siate Extemporaneoug CAROL VK ITCRAFT Aa. otball Captam Baxketball Captam Basketball Prom Kmg ROBERT LEW ALLEN CEORGE HOAGLLND But Athlete 1Coaches Chmcel JOHN JACOBSON Um llumlzm ll Indrvldual Honors Standrng left to rrght Mary Layne Hall Esther Wark Seated left to rrght Phyllrs Cranston Jeanne Van enthren Wrlma Koch James Cole Ilene Rundqulst Arsdale Audrey Fredrlckson Carol Wrlcratt Audrey Mower Mary Jane Roush Sally Dwyer Marrlxn Jonason Ruth Buck Jeanne Keenan Ramona Glanzer Dean Shepersky Betty Klar and Janet Swab Rrchard Welter unable and Fleet Stanton appear rn photo Qurll and Scroll Presrdent Vrce Pr esrdent Secretary Treasurer Sponsors Hurons chapter of Qurll and Scroll, an rnternatronal honorary socrety for hrgh school Journalrsts selected srxteen new members for the year Students must be rn the upper thrrd of therr class rn general scholastrc stand rng and must have done superror Work rn wrrtrng, edrtrng, or busrness management on a school publrcatron to be elrgrble for membershrp New members selected from the paper staff were Mary Jane Roush thrrd page edrtor, who served two years on the staff Dean Shepersky reporter and rn charge of marlrng all servrcemen s copres, Audrex Fredrrckson reporter and feature wrrter, Janet Swab, assrstant news edrtor, re Phyllrs Cranston Car ol Wrtcr att Jeanne Keenan Wrlma Koch M1 Ralph Roy Mrss Kathleen Cone Mrss Wava K Larsen porter Ramona Glanler reporter and feature wrrter New members selected from the annual staff were Esther Warkenthren senror edrtor Mary Layne Hall, senror edrtor Sallv Dwyer rndex edrtor, Betty Klar senror edrtor Audrey Mower senror ed rtor Rrchard Welter, llene Rundqurst and Ruth Buck, Junror edrtors and Jeanne Van Arsdale, sports edrtor New members selected from the busr ness staff were James Cole busrness manager and Fleet Stanton advertrsrng manager lnrtratron took place at a formal cere mom A formal drnner dance was grven at the Parrsh House for the occasron In xrted guests attended the dance One Hundred One I I ' , 2 1 1 ' I V 1 Q . 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A I 7 . - . 1 ' ' . . - 7. hrysanthemums To Newly elected National Honor Societeers hold a gab session during a moment of xelaxanon Left to right Jeanne Keenan Carol Witcraft Bonnie Strohmalei Marx Lee Cranston Jim Martin Marllxn Jonason 'VIa11Ixn Andemson and Bob cwallen Nm loin 111 M1 s Fl mces 31 atlonal Il P1Ls1dcnt Vice P1E51d6l'1l Secxctaxw Tieasuxu Pubhcitw Sponsol All Seniors in the upper third of then class scholasticallx are eligible for elec tion to the National Honor Societx ln add1t1on to scholastic standing a student must have hlgh character leadership in the classroom and extra curricular ac t1V1tl6S, must haue glven noted Work to the hlgh school 1n at least one field of act1V1ty and have attended Huron Higl' for at least one tear The Final election ot cand1dates is made bx the school faculty and the present members of the societx The membership is kept down to fifteen per cent of the Senior Class Soaring ox er the three thousand 1530001 Robert Anderson James Cole Phwlhs Cranston Shnlex Czanston Marx Jane Gllbert George Hoaglund Vkllma Koch Audiex Mower Marx Jane Roush Dean Sheperskx Fleet Stanton Eugene Siblex Cllfford Tschetter and Esthm VV.-nkenthlen onor SOCl6ty Robcxt Lew allen James Ma1t1n Marilyn Anderson Jeanne Keenan Miss F1 ances T311 quota adopted as the local high school V1CtOfV Loan goal for this tear Huron High School bond and stamp sales touch ed the fiftx five hundred CSUSOOJ mark last Fridax December fifteenth 1940 the final dat of the sex en weeks campaign Sales wexe sponsored bx the National Honor Society under the dnection ot Mlss Frances Tait As their new pxogect tox the second semester National Honor members de clded to assist in the grade ax eraglng foi all senlor students Due to illness Miss Grace Wllson was unable to compute the axerages One Hundred Two 1 1 - . 4' 4 ' M 1' ' L ' . V V' , . . , . , A , , L . rt in pt ew Sf 'z T 1. . I l .,1' I ,. v 1 , ., .,- ., .,. ' .. Y . 7 . . - . . Y V u .1 7 V - .. . . Q Y- ,. . t V . . . . V , . V. , . . - Y 7 , . . .. 7 . Q 1 7 . 1 , l . V . . i . Y 1. . i . . ' , . . ' , ' U ' v ' . t. . - . v , . 1 - , Intelllgentla Back row left to rlght Lester Anderberg Doane Wag ner George Hoaglund Dean Shepersky Eugene Hanson Eugene Kulawxk Chiford Tschetter Fleet Stanton Robert Aleson James McFarl1ng Second row left to rnght Ruth Buck Mary Lee Crans ton Ilene Rundquxst Sally Ann Krause Ruth Or mond Madonna Nxelsen Arlene Hegg Carol Wxt Sponsor The students of Huron Hlgh School ke up an organ1zat1on called the A Club To acqulre the d1st1nct1on of bexng an A Club member, a student must have an A average on hls report card for at least one s1x weeks perlod durlng the school year An A average means a per son carrymg four subjects must have at least three As and one B or lf carrylng five subjects, have four As and one B Spec1al prlvlleges have been awarded A Clubbers to encourage good work and grades among Huron Hxgh students Those on A Club or Honorable Men t1on may leave school the s1xth perlod durlng the s1x weeks they obta1n thelr ehglble grades A Club members are exempted from final exammatxons IH the classes they malntaln an A average craft Loxs Frnedrxcksen Syvllla Terney Vxrgmla Wllll2mS LaVonne Ageton Jeanne Keenan Marx Anderson Fnrst row left to rlght Audrey Mower Wllma Koch Phylhs Cranston Mary Jane Gilbert Marllyn Anderson Shxrley Cranston Marllyn Jonason Judy Blake Jane Gardner and Joan Osman C lu b MISS Mar1e Grlmes SENIORS Marllyn Anderson Audrey Mower Mary Lee Cranston Ruth Ormond Phylhs Cranston Dean Shepersky Shxrley Cranston Fleet Stanton Mary Jane Gllbert Bonme Strohmaxer Eugene Hanson Syvllla Tschetter Marllyn Jonason V1rg1n1a Wxlllams Wxlma Koch Carol Wxtcraft JUNIORS Mary Anderson Eugene Kulawlk Ruth Buck Madonna Nxelsen Sally Ann Krause Ilene Runqulst Joan Osman SOPHOMORES Lavonne Ageton Lols Frledrlcksen Bob Aleson Jane Gardnel Lester Anderberg Arlene Hegg Judy Blake Ben Johnson Dwlght Cranston James McFar11ng Dale Thatcher One Hundred Three I l CCA-79 who have outstanding scholastic ratings ma - - 1- ty A Club u n , 1 . 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CG YY L . . . bPONbORb Gifts of Silver Contrrbutors of BAKERIES Bell Bakery 340 Dakota S Su anders Bakery 11r Dakota IN BANKS Farmers and Merchants Bank 50 3rd S W Northvxest Securrty Natl Bank 280 Dakota S BOTTLING COMPANY Nehr Bottlrng Company 433 Kansas S CAFES Delrte Shop A Good Place To Eat Dakota John s Eaterra Cood Food Dakota Peck s Lunch The Best rn Lunches Dakota CEMETERY MEMORIALS Huron Marble and Granrte Works 2nd S Myers Crgar Store 328 Dakota Pats Corner 283 Dakota CHIROPRACTOR Dr R P Bethke Chrropractor 336 Dakota CLEANERS Huron Cleaners Huron s Leadrng Dry Cleaners 342 2nd S Star Cleaners 82 Tarlors 433 Dakota Vallet Cleaners and Dyers 167 3rd S W CLINIC Huron Clrnrc Sprague Hosprtal 450 Dakota S CLOTHING STORES Gerger Clothrng Co Hedblom s Osborn s CONFECTIONERS Cub Products Cub Nut Hut CREAMERIES Boone Produce Company Cream Poultry Eggs Farrmont Creamery Svnrft and Company Eggs Cream and Poultry Dakota S 333 Dakota S 3rd S W 433 Wrs S W Dakota S 1313rdSE o2n SF 41 Dakota N DAIRIES Gagnons Darrx Health Foods 134 2nd S Gold Medal Darry 348 Kansas S Model Darrx Pasteurrzed rn Starnless Steel 31 2nd S DENTISTS Dr R F H.-rgrnan Dr Jay Sprnk Dr R A Stratton Dental Surgeon Dr C K Walker N W Securrty 348 Dakota 336 Dakota 2651 Dakota S ank Bldg 280 Dakota B Dr W F R Whorton Masonrc Temple Dr George A Youel K P Bldg 52 3rd S W DEPARTMENT STORES Gambles Habrcht and Habrcht J J Newberrx Co J C Pennex Co Inc Wagner s Draper res and Drs goods Chancellor s Pharmacy Humphrey Drug Store Perrrton Drug and Jevx elrj, Sherman and Moe Wheeler Drug Store FINANCE Northwest Frnance Co FLORISTS Srebr echt s Flowers Walker the Florrst Acros the Post Offrce FUNERAL HOMES Weltcr Funeral Homr FURNITURE Fullerton Furnrture Furnrture Mart ONeals Furnrture Store FURRIERS Erler s Fur r rers ARAGES D Urquhart and Sons Wrlson Bar bcr Auto Co L C Zellner s Body Shop One Hundred Srx . , ' . . I' c I 'K' . ' -. '- I ' ' . E. . . ' s. -- - 327 s. 1 ' - 1 266 s. . 4 -- 'F 244 ' s. ' 'J - ' I I F . 3 305 . E. 1 . S. CIGAR STORES DRUG STORES ' ' . S. ' ,H V S- Q g . .. s. f .- . s. v v -f co. s. - - s. -. . . . ' - s. ' ' ' S- - f ' . 24 . E. - - ' s. . --' ,- - S - 4- - - 232 - . . ' ' . 184 . ' - ro . 1 . . A . . U 'I - - - 82 . . 309 l ' I Q- G ' ' 3 32' d . ,. -4 ' ' ' - V- 259 Dakota S 270 Dakota S 289 Dakota S 32 3rd S W 346 Dakota 361 Dakota 239 Dakota 370 Dakota 263 Dakota 339 Dakota 3rd S 334 Dakota from 437 Dakota S 3rdSW 101 3rd S W 4th S W 224 Dakota S 133 3rd S W 363 Wrs S W 143 3rd S VN 210 3rd S W Sllver Ann1Versary GROCERIES OIL COMPANY Antle s Qual1ty Grocery Bard s Grocery Cottage Grocery Hoys Food Store Lampe Market O P Skagg s 12th S W Utah S E 11th S E 6th S W Dakota S 3rd S Standard O11 Company 317 Iowa S E OPTICAL MANUFACTURERS Benson Optlcal Co 205 Lampe Bldg OPTOMETRIST 536 Wls S 170 3rd S W 146 10th S 48 3rd S Pantry Grocery Red Owl Store South Slde Grocery Thompson s Market FIP1 GROCERS WHOLESALE MZ 109 Dakota 49 2nd S Huron Grocery Morm Colton HATCHERY Sunshlne State Hatchery 73 2nd S W HARDWARE Coast To Coast Dakota S 3rd S W Dakota Dakota Marshall Wells Stores Stxvers Hardware Walbel Hardware Co HOTEL Marvm Hughltt Hotel 369 Dakota ICE COMPANY Huron Ice Company 63 Years of Servlce 192 Utah S INSURANCE Beach and Dlcklnson Insurance 356 Dakota S H J Ward Insurance Agency Real Estate Insurance 29 3rd S E For Complete Insurance Servxce and Loans R N Bob Campbell Agency Phone 2502 P O Box 314 INSURANCE COMPANY L1fe Benefit Insurance Co Inc 375 Dakota S JEWELRY STORES Huesgen s Jew elry Shop Smlth s Jewelry Store 317 Dakota S 357 Dakota S LAUNDRY Model Laundry 254 WIS S W LUMBER COMPANIES Huron Lumber Co Peter M1ntener Lumber Co 449 WIS S W 111 Kansas S E MUSIC SHOP Rltchey Musxc Shop 46 4th S W Dr Sherman L Johnston 313 Dakota PAINT AND GLASS Luther Pamt Shop PHOTOGRAPHY Artz Studlo PHYSICIANS Laurence S Betts DO Eye Ear Nose Throat Joseph Tschetter M D Eye Ear Nose Throat Paul Tschetter MD PRINTER F H Brown Prmtlng Co PUBLIC SERVICE 258 Dakota 279 Dakota S 353 Dakota MHSODIC Temple 76 3rd S W 76 3rd S W Northwest Publlc Servxce Co 381 Dakota S RECREATION Huron Roller Rlnk Daums Audltorlum SCHOOL AND OFFICE SUPPLIES K1el Bros Inc 56 4th S W SERVICE STATIONS Down Town Servlce Statlon 320 Kansas S E SHOE SHOPS Potters Quallty Footwear 20 3rd S W Servlce Shoe Shop 316 Dakota S SPORT SHOPS Harry Lxem Sportmg Goods Co 52 4th S W Tredwax Sportmg Goods Co 425 Wms S W MINKATO THEATRES Huron and State fM1nn Amuse Col TRUCKS Internat1onal T1 ucks Karstens and Hanson 208 Dakota N WOMEN S APPAREL Bergs Style Shop 26 3rd S W Flemmgs Store 350 Dakota S Geyermans 60 3rd S W One Hundred Seven I O ' ' 225 . . 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INDEX Bennett Ella 48 Adebar Wanda 48 73 Ageton Lavonne 53 65 70 73 90 103 Alarxe Donald 32 72 74 Aldrlch Mrs Enz1e15 Aleson Robert 53 103 Allen Gene 48 80 Allen Laverne 48 64 72 74 Allen Mr Louls 25 Ames Jane 2 29 2 58 62 Ames Paul 53 Anderberg Lester 53 65 88 103 Anderson Dean 53 64 Anderson Marllvn 17 32 39 42 70 73 90 102 103 Anderson Mary 17 48 103 Anderson Norman 52 53 Anderson Robert 32 Andrews James 53 64 Arneson W1ll1am 53 77 Avery James 48 84 Baxley Miss Vera 19 Baker Donna 53 Barnes Rlchard 53 Beck Delores 53 Beck Shlrley 48 Bell Elva Mae 32 69 Be Lols 53 65 73 74 BenU1am1n Benme 32 Berqulst Arthur 32 Bethke Glenn 48 77 80 Bles Mary Jane 32 65 68 69 Blgelow James 53 64 Bxggerstaff Donna 53 Bxschoff Sh1rley 48 73 74 Blake Judy 53 65 73 90 103 Blanchette Dora 48 Blxss Mnss Wllma 18 20 65 Blue Esther 32 73 77 Bolte Roger 32 Bonesteel Norma 32 Boomsma Reva 32 Boomsma R1chard 53 Boyd Delmar 48 Brandenburg Donald Brandenburg W1ll1am 48 80 Brlscoe Mlss Laura 21 28 Broer Betty 32 70 Bowder Mr G R 25 Brown Mxss Dona 21 6 Brueske Ursula 48 73 Buck Ruth 48 64 81 101 103 Bullard 73 74 Bullard 73 74 Burnett Maxnne 48 64 Burnett Wanda 48 64 Burr Mxss Arlyne 22 77 Burrmgton Patr1c1a 48 73 Delores 53 Dorothy 32 Attenders of Caldow Letha 32 62 70 Callahan PBYTICIS 53 64 Campbell John 53 Campbell Nell 48 Carpenter Donnabelle 48 Carroll Thomas 48 84 Chrlstensen Kenneth 3 Chnstensen Maureen 5 68 90 Clegg W1ll1am 33 81 Cole James 33 59 101 Comstock Bernard 53 Cone Mlss Kathleen 18 Conner Janet 33 Conwav Joann 53 68 Cook Ruth 48 73 74 Cornell Larrv 48 58 Costello Shlrley 48 70 COWIS Lols 33 Cranston Devee 53 73 Cranston Dw1ght17 53 Cranston Mary Lee 33 61 70 90 102 103 Cranston Phyllls 33 58 101 103 Cranston Shlrlev 33 43 73 77 80 90 Crawford Donna 48 61 73 75 77 90 Crown Alan 48 72 74 Damel Dwane 48 72 7 Davls Dons 48 Davlson Isabel 53 Day Mr Clvde 25 Day Leslxe 53 Decker Arlene 33 Decker Gladvs 48 62 DeRube1s Mr George DeRungs Ronme 53 DeV1nney Joyce 48 81 DEVTIES Mavls 53 73 DeW1tte Elnore 48 Deyo Shlrley 48 Doggett Darrel 33 87 Doland Velma 33 Dollenbacher Dale 49 Dormadv Maryalice 33 Drsev Gladys 33 62 70 Dorsey Lo1s 49 73 Dorsey MacDonald 33 Dubro Donna 17 52 64 73 Dunbar Tames 33 Dunbar PI'll lClp3l O D Duncan Duncan Dwyer 64 73 74 75 01 Teanne 33 Verne 53 Salv 17 34 Eckman Connie 49 70 Exlers W1ll1am 49 58 Erickson Betty 53 77 Erlckson Carol 52 53 Fenner Melva Jane 34 61 73 Ferguson Floyd 34 I-'1elds Bonnle 34 70 F1erke Erma 34 F1sher Arthur 49 83 Fxtzgerald Rosemary 70 76 00 Flesner Robert 49 Floe Mary 34 Flowers Pxerce 53 Frank Donald 49 Frank Mar1e 49 68 Frederlckson Audrey 6 64 01 Fr1edr1cksen Lo1s 53 Fr1ese Barbara 34 Fuglsang Elame 34 62 Gackstetter Dean 49 8 Gardner Delores 34 81 90 94 97 ardner Jane 53 65 1 .fascolgne Barbara 53 7 uascoxgne Cllfford 49 Ge1ger Don 53 77 G80rgl3deS Glnger 53 6 73 74 75 Gever Leonard 34 70 Gllbert Mary Jane 34 73 77 90 03 GlZleWSkl Helen 34 73 90 Glanzer Ramona 49 75 77 90 101 Golublckas Rodney 53 Gordon R1chard 34 Green Claude 49 Greeves Mrs Ruth 22 Grifflth Mr W M 14 Gr1mes M1ss Marle 20 Gross Bertha 34 70 Gross Marxe 53 72 74 Groves Joyce 46 49 74 75 Grothe Mr E C 14 Grothe John 49 60 61 Gulbranson Cllfford 34 Guthmlller Verna 49 Gutormson Alv1n 35 Gutormson Eumce 49 6 Hagedorn Rodney 83 84 Hale Norene 35 Hall Mary Layne 58 101 Hansen Wayne 35 58 70 Hanson Burlyn 49 82 83 84 85 86 100 103 Hofer Joyce 49 Hofer W1n1fred 35 Hohm Wllbur 46 49 8384 Holton Verl 32 35 Honrath Grace 49 Hopkms 77 87 Hopper 74 75 Hoskms Hosklns Howard Curt 49 60 61 Shlrley 54 69 73 Betty 54 65 90 Wllllam 17 49 James 17 49 89 Hoy Janet 54 65 90 Hoy Oakley 49 Huntley LOIS 17 28 31 35 41 58 80 Hutchmson Reed 54 84 Hutchmson Sheryl 35 Hyde Robert 49 Hyland Mary Rose 54 65 Ifland Wllma 54 73 74 Ingalls Patrlcxa 50 73 75 Ingle Robert 50 64 67 Irv1ng Betty 50 Isaksen Norman 52 54 Iverson Dorothy Jacobson John 35 83 85 86 98 100 James Harold50 72 74 Johnson Johnson Johnson Johnson Johnson Johnson Johnson J onason 58 90 Benmamm 54 Betty Lou 36 Donald 36 Ione 54 73 74 James 50 Marilyn 50 Richard 54 Marilyn 36 37 101 102 103 Jones Beverly 54 Kalser Mxss Jessle 21 Kasperbauer Cleo 50 68 Kauth Janet 54 65 73 Kearns Mr J R 21 Keelm Dorxs Ellen 36 Keenan Jeanne 36 60 61 Hanson Donald 35 Hanson Hanson 84 85 Hanson Harlow 28 64 Eugene 35 Kenneth Robert 49 9 85 Mxss Dana Hart Wllma 53 Haugen Dean 49 Haugen Theora 49 64 Hawkms Mlss Beverly Hay Gene 28 35 38 58 81 95 Hegg Arlene 54 73 103 Hegg Jerald 35 83 84 85 Helseth Beverly 49 73 74 75 HlgglHS Gerald 49 Hxpple Blalr 54 77 80 99 101 102 03 Keller Dolores 36 Kennedy Eugene 50 K1ng Miss Florence 18 21 28 Kmg Mary 36 62 80 Kmg Patrlcla 36 64 70 K1rby Duane 50 70 Klar Betty 29 36 58 101 Kludt A1v1n 17 54 86 Koch W1lma 36 60 61 67 73 4 7 101 Kohlmeyer Amanda 36 Krause Sally 46 49 64 73 74 75 90 103 Krupka Kerm1t 50 67 69 Kuehl Greta 50 Kulgwik Eugene 50 86 10 Hoaglund George 35 42 Kut11 Darrell 36 83 84 One Hundred Ten ' . . . 84. . . . . 4 . . A C ss. , . ' , 34, , ' ' . - 1 1 , ,- - ' , , 1 . . ' . , ss 1 'v - ' ' v 73' ' V , ' . I ' ,. , . . , . U ' , , asf 1, ' - - U9 , . U 'U ' ' U U . - 23 1, , 1 . ,U . U - 1 ' ' , ' , vo. . U . . . ' U - U - - , . 1Uo3. ' . ' , U BU U 3 U U' U 'U -U . U . 84. ' , ' . , ' ' ', 20. MU U U U U g , U . U , . . 34, ' - ' 'U U U , , 46, - - . , 44, U , . . 1 , - - 74- 62. . . , , 99. , , . U U U , . - 3 U . , . 03. 65. - I 1 U . U . 0. .' ' ' ', ' , ' - . ' . ' . 4. I 30- 45. - . .' , 103. U' U' ' U U U . . . . ' ' 'U U 55U . , . . U U ' , , ss. B U U va. - 35- - ' . ' - D ' : ' l' ' ' I - . ' 1 4- ' ' 73 ' . ' . ' - 74. U J HU . U U U U U U U U 8 . . . 84 75-. . . ' ' . ' .' ' ,' ' ', , .16 ' ' Dempster. Robert '33.' Groves' Eugene 52' 53' 69' Jensen- Erma 54' 63' 68' gg - ' ' ' , . 21, ' ' ' - . . MU U U .U , . 73. , , . U U U UU ,U UU U. UUUOU U . U U U U . U . U U-MU . U - U U , U . UU j U ' . ' . . 70. ' , ' . - - . , . , , ,62. ' , ' ' ' ' , 19, ' . '. 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