Huron High School - Tiger Yearbook (Huron, SD)

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LJ'Q 'K V Seldom, if even have we been motivated to say so much and restricted to say so httlc. The status of national prominence which the Huron Scmor L'hgh School now holds may right- fully bI-e attributed to 1110 erorls 0f Superinten- dent A. J, Lang. He has successfully directed the City Schools of Huron, and has won the esteem of all his assnuiates. Superintendent Lang once maclc the statement, Wu Education rests 1.1m hnpe of the future. The practical application of this theory is me founda- lion upnn which his educational polvcy is based This policy has proved to bc a sound one, and, as a result of it, the Huron Public School System is one of the Ingh ranking systems in the state. If one were to pick lwu words to dus ibo Mr. Lang none would be more Httmg than 11101'ollg;h- ness and hunesty. Possessmg these qualities' 118 has gained the highest respect from studvms and laculty aliku A..l LANG HS . ,m. Sum-mmmlcm m Huron c Secretary to Superintendent llVlL Hcr MRS A W VPI'W'PRMAN mmttau m M. Lang sucnmun Mrs. A. W. VCLtcrman 5 V 1:11 to Supcrmtcmlcm AfJA L db Pmatc 59cm- over 111v rurcptinn mum of Ins system, Mrs Vullurm and faculty. In rrceivinu fuux expense I . ways pcrl'urmvd her offin-c vfIicilecri'lijhO has .2117 mum! lulslllbsK judgmem. N 511d wuh accounts and She has shown hersell In be cnngunml socroldrv moss and brondmiv'wvle her the cooperation of the g 11:15 devoted hersolf unsolf'zshlv in t1 llu- bL'hUUl 53 tom ' u Wm .11 15; Mike. an is known tn am! fllsblll' dnm l u Sclmnls .: ml presides 3mg student a LJchul vxccw and a likable leulv. V mvc won rEn' nllIC KL-horil 31.311. She pmblems 0f I I ! w

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IN RECOGNITION E C chomp. RF Fummynz Anonl Nm'rmesm-n mm Sm-Hcc compam- Frnsldvm M W Bnmu ul Educqhnn Bemuse 01' our appreciation for IVS iHleuahle services in heuermg Humn High Schoul intel- lectually. spiritually, and financially; because 01' our deep and sincere personal regard for 111m; and because of our desn'e to congratulate 111m on the great good he has done for Huron, Beadle County, and South Dakota, we respectfully docli, Cate this page to Mr. E. C, Grothe. our Board of Education president. Dignity and refmement came to the school when Mix GmLhe became um: uf us As a man, a: a board member, as a remarkably brilliant execum'e. no has won the highest esteem of thc commumty. H15 fau-ness and broadminded- ncss have won for him the cooperation of the entire sludem body, faculty and administration Becaum we realize that it has been their aim Lu make our schoal clays a happy and promable preparation for the future we express our heart- felt thanks to the board of education for their efforts on our behalf. Lnll 1., Hahv A .1 lane Suprvnvndpnr m HM mm. Jolmmn .1 w, OcHHne Unable m apguen m Cm- Schonh C m Hn- mum: nl nu. Bnm'd n! F I Hm Bnavd m n v.- n. Vice pro dung ptmln. Gem'gs- wk 11' Board at Edu V Gruth, Pucsulom mmm. u :1 smnmn; 1, n l. Avmvney luv the Iaymmp u-.-.-.,m.u m Hw Hnmd m hdnrdhml cixm-n R?y

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G BELL BS. MA t m the Svnmr Hmh Sr mm m lmn rnnm 01' Ins ufticov Inmmunm and Lzracluatinn urn rurlucstutt by umplnyt From The Captain Mm. R. N Campbell serves as pwvzuu sown- lurv lu Principal Li G. Bell and presides m'ur tlw Sim lily: gradu, I'CClH'dh lngh bl'llllHl cl'cdili, plupm s Inhnmmiulv Im' lvllvrx Ul' t'vt'nmmmululinn Hull .x lnmls whm During thm, hm mm year 215 prinripal nf the Huron Senior ngn Schoul, G G Bell has won the triemlship and praise 01' the entire student hotly and faculty. He 'R unnaually well HLIorl fur his 1:051l10n, possessmg a dynamic personallty, an npen miml. and a friendly manner. Mr. Bell has contributed much to cducatiunal advancement thmughuut the state. His work m the direction of educational thenry, lcachm' training aml m. tirement :5 commendable, Principal C. C. Bell has accomphslmd great thmgs m the Hurst year of his administration. He 15 genuinely interested m each student and he wnrks hrelessly for the betterment of the high school, He ha developed within the students of Huron Somor High School, an approciatmn of the finur alts, a bluador uutlnuk, and a foundation t'ur cm t hr; a fuller lifet H15 students kmw him as both atlmmistrator and instructor. He is eminently auilwrilalive in his Iiuld and vvur Faithful to the best. interests of his profs OIL as well :15 L0 thc instilutiun wlnch he serves. Secretary To Principal Iho Ll'mhlult'b make upplluatum. She 1:: Atwuxw v'wuly tn ng .ulvitu and cnumcl ln unv mulmt m lhp plnnmllu 01 a L'tILHM' mm wiltwhtlc. Ih-x w v cuunr :wt dVMl MW vuinns hzn'v huh n! imxluunlruhlv holwlit ln ull Lhusp wnn haw INWH unuul' liul' ulzmcu Nm'vr lullmg. Hm'cr tultmim; Hlumz; hm'im: thv EUIll'deC 01 her mm'minns, xlw Ims lent a .supprutmg hand m all Iwzuwm'lhx' :xlttdk'nl unrt I'aulllv plujrcls, 11m hcm't zmd swul ulu wmppvrl up m mu Hunm Smlul High Schmul. HL'I le'tpful :uul lllL'EISHHl lwrsulmiiv will nhn. 5' b0 l'cmt'm- Imlcd dud Chcl'lahcil by tho l'um g Hlllh'ltlh. uml nhunm, mnmmvv MRS n N nxxwmrm Swan, m m lh-lr a a E ii . t