Huron High School - Tiger Yearbook (Huron, SD)

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Caterers of FACULTY CHRISTMAS TEA

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Production 1glt N11 Sha h lt? '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,

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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 -,,. V V 1 I 'Ji' ' H- , '- ,Adi X! l l u ,' 1 , A l , ,- f ' ' I . . , . ' ' Gi H ' Peek, Clyde Day, G. R. Bowder, Lou1e - , . . . ,, , ' ' 77 LL ' 77 7 7 I , . . . y . . - . I . 3 5 . v l . . . 7 ' I 7 ' r : D . , , . . . 1 9 - Y- I D y I , vt lt v 'V . sa - ' v , ur ' Y . Y . I . Y ' ' ct - 77 - ' , .L ' rv ' ' Y 1 Y ' y . . ' - . . . . ' g Y ' 7 . . I , . . , .V