1949 519 1949 TIGER IRIS FRIEDRICHSEN CORAL ELLEN COFFEY PATRICIA BRUMWELL Editors JANE DORMAIJY Artist GERALD PEPPERS RONALD JORGENSEN STEWART CHRISTENSEN Managers RICHARD BUCK Sports Published by HURON HIGH SCHOOL Huron, South Dakota I I'III'I ISEGINNING OF THE DAY Ml, .jvlaif flee WIIERE TIIIC MIND BROADENS OA -MIFOII 44,5 FOUR O'CLOCK 'UMM .Mgkeal cflfeem fDEDlCATlONl To SUPERINTENDENT ANDREW JACKSON LANG for the in- spiration he has afforded us in the class room, for the zealous interest he has shown at all times in our personal advancement and in our school activities, for a character which has enriched our lives . . . the Classes of l949, 1950, and 1951 dedicate this book. But we know that the law is good, if a man use it lawfully. . . . Timothy 128. MR. LANG uses it lawfully for he is A Judge, An Eminent Lawyer, An Honored Administrator, A Noted Educator, A Profound Scholar, A Noble Citizen, A Friend . . . who has served his nation, his state, his city with that same sacrificial devotion and exemplary zeal which have characterized his loyalty and service to Huron High School for the past three decades. He is strong, yet gentle, self-respecting, yet not conceited, candid, yet courteousg loves freedom, yet respects law. We appreciate his service for the cause of public education. His contributions as Superintendent of the Huron City Schools have been many and varied and need not be enumerated in detail here. His admin- istration encompassed the years of the depression and of World War II when succeeding crises threatened the schools of the nation, state, and city. These crgises were met in stride and solved completely or alleviated as much as conditions would permit. He has every right to feel that he has fought the good fight for the cause of public education EDUCATKHJ University of Michigan, LL.B. Columbia University, B.S. Columbia University, M.A. .!4l'l6!l 2LU JCLCLIDOFL ang CAREER NEW YORK St. Remy Public School Teacher, 2 years Kingston City Judge-Lawyer, 7 years Kingston City School Principal, 1 year SOUTH DAKOTA Huron High School Principal, 5 years Huron City School Superintendent, 24 years Northern State Teachers' College Professor, Sum- mer Sessions University of South Dakota Professor, Summer Sessions Huron College Professor, Summer Sessions f igem, jorfg- inerri t F O R E W O R D l ln teaching history nothing is more important or difficult than to make students, young and old, feel the past as a vivid realityg to con- vince them that great historic figures were living, breathing men, and that events of former cpochs are closely linked with those of today. In the Tiger of '49 We have a most ingenious device for presenting the past as if it were occurring in the present. Using the theme, TIGERS, FORTY- NINERS, We have commemorated in this centennial year the California Gold Rush, one of the outstanding episodes in our nation's history. The Rush for Gold is a thrilling chapter in the history of our country. It is a story of early California, of mining camps, and of western trails. It is a story of the courage and vision of the rugged, sturdy man. The rapid development of that territory made possible our great present day industries in the West-agriculture, lumbering, cattle raising, fishing, railroading, shipping-all of which contribute so greatly to our national Wealth and prosperity. igerd, gorfy- mnem CCONTENTSD On Our Way By Prairie Schooner With Highest Esteem Of Tiger Days During The Rush For Gold Dust Among The Caravans Behind The Scouts Across The Plains Over The Nlountains Through The Desert After The Nuggets Along The Streams In The West Subtitle Title Dedication Foreword Contents Sponsors A cknowledginents Administration Classes A ctivities A thletics Features Index A utographs owing -7Ae HMA tSponsorsl We would like to extend our grateful recognition to THE BUSINESS MEN OF HURON and OTHER LOYAL SUPPORTERS whose financial assistance has made THIS TIGER possible. AUTO ELECTRIC SERVICE General Auto Electric Co. Generators, Magnetoes, Carburetors .............. 324 Wis. S. W. BAKERIES Bell Bakery ,,........c ...... 3 40 Dakota S. Swander's Sunbeam Bakery .... 117 Dak. N. BANKS Farmers 8: Merchants Bank--50 Third S. W. Northwest Security National Bank ,.............. 280 Dak. S. BARBER SHOPS Look-Well Barber Shop- For A Good Haircut ....... 313 Dakota S. BOTTLING COMPANY Nehi Bottling Company ---433 Kansas S. E. CAFES Mary's Cafe ..,.. ..... 1 23 Third S. W. Peck's Lunch ................ 244 Dakota S. Snow's Drift Inn ............. 301 Dakota S. CEMETERY MEMORIALS Huron Marble and Granite Works --- .... 305 Second S. E. CIGAR STORES Pat's Cigar Store ..,.. ..... 5 9 Third S. E. Myers Cigar Store .... ..... 3 28 Dakota S. CHIROPRACTOR Dr. R. P. Bethke, Chiropractor-336 Dakota S. CLEANERS Huron Cleaners-Huron's Leading Dry Cleaner ..., 34 Second S. E. Marvin Cleaners- Four Hour Service ........... HOtel Tams Star Cleaners and Tailors ----433 Dakota S. Vallet Cleaners and Dyers--179 Third S. W. CLINIC Huron Clinic ,........... Fourth and Kansas CLOTHING STORES E. C, Olson Co, ....... ..... 2 39 Dakota S. Hedblom's .,....... ...,. 3 33 Dakota S. Osb0rn's ...... ----10 Third S. W. CREAMERIES Boone Produce and Locker System- Cream, Poultry and Eggs--131 Third S. E. Fairmont Foods Co. ....... 325 Second S. E. ten DAIRIES Gagnonls Dairy Health Foods ..,,,,....,-..,,.. 134 Second S. E Gold Medal Dairy Products-348 Kansas S. E Model Dairy-Pasteurized In Stainless Steel ........ 37 Second S. E DANCE BANDS Mike Gibbs' Dance Band --2 DENTISTS Dr. R. F. Hagman ..,...... 3 Dr. Jay Spink .....w....... Dr. R. A. Stratton- Dental Surgeon ......... 2 Dr. C. K. Walker- N. W. Sec. Bank Bldg. .,.. 05 Third S. W 09 Third S. W -336 Dakota S 6515 Dakota S -280 Dakota S Dr. K. O. Vesledahl--Masonic Temple Bldg Dr. George A. Youel- K.P, Bldg, ............... 52 Third s. W DEPARTMENT STORES Gambles ................ --- Habicht and Barber ........ J. J. Newberry Co. .... -259 Dakota S -270 Dakota S -281 Dakota S J. C. Penney Co., Inc. --1:2232 Third S- W Wagner's Draperies and Dry Goods ............-.. DOUGHNUT SHOP Huron Spudnut Shop- Fresh Spudnuts Daily DRUG STORES Humphrey's Drug Store Moe and Fellows Pharmacy, Inc. ---.. Perriton Drug -346 Dakota S ------149 Dakota S -----233 Dakota S -----263 Dakota S and Jewelry Co. ....--...- 370 Dakota S Wheeler Drug Store ..----... 339 Dakota S Schwartz Pharmacy-Drugs, Prescriptions, Luncheonettc-361 Dakota S FINANCE Northwest Finance Co. .---.. 53 Third S. E FLORISTS Siebrecht's Flowers ......... 'Walker the Florist-Across from the Post Office ...--- FUNERAL HOME -334 Dakota S -439 Dakota S Welter Funeral Home ...... 267 Third S. E FURNACE COMPANY Huron Furnace Co. .... 371 Wisconsin S. W FURNITURE Fullerton Furniture ......- 1 Furniture Mart- Try The 01 Third S. W Furniture Mart First ---82 Fourth S. W Ol' 2145! CSponsorsl FURRIERS Eilers' Furriers ............ 163 Third S. W. GARAGES D. Urquhart and Sons--363 Wisconsin S. W. I.. C. Zellner's Body Shop---210 Third S. W. Osman Motor Co.- Buick Sales and Service .... 307 Dakota N. Ralph Bischoff Co.-Dodge, Plymouth, Goodyear Tires-110 Third S. E. Wilson-Barber Auto Co.---143 Third S. W. GROCERIES Cottage Grocery ......... 51 Eleventh S. E. Hoy's Food Store --- .... 236 Sixth S. W. Lampe Market -- ...... 1950 Dakota S. O. P. Skaggs --- ....... 126 Third S. W. Pantry Grocery ....... 536 Wisconsin S. W. Rae's Grocery .............. 635 Utah S. E. Red Owl Store ............ 170 Third S. W. GROCERIES-WHOLESALE Huron Grocery ...... Morin-Colton ............ HARDWARE Coast To Coast ............. Marshall-Wells Store Stiver's Hardware ..... --- Waibel Hardware Co. HOTEL Marvin Hughitt Hotel ...... ICE COMPANY Huron Ice Co.- 66 Years of Service ICE CREAM STORE Double H Ice Cream Store -- INSURANCE Beach and Dickinson Insurance and Real Estate ........... 365 Dakota S. Hill Agency-Real Estate and All Kinds of Insurance .-...... No. 14 Masonic Bldg. H. J. Ward Agency-Real Estate, Insurance, For Complete Insurance Service ---Over Western Union R. N. Bob Campbell Agency- Phone 2502 ................ P. O. Box 314 State Farm Insurance Co.- A. E. Swan ............... 321 Dakota S. INSURANCE COMPANY Life Benefit Inc.- Benefit Premium Actual Cost Life Insurance ...... 374 Dakota S. JEWELRY STORES Huesgen's Jewelry Shop .... 317 Dakota S. Rex Jewelry ............... 64 Third S. W. Smith's Jewelry Shop ....... 359 Dakota S. LAUNDRY Model Laundry and Cleaners ....... 257 Wisconsin S. W. --------109 Dakota N. -49 Second S. E. -245 Dakota S. ------54 Third S. W. -240 Dakota S. --- .... 351 Dakota S. -369 Dakota S. -------192 Utah S. E. ------217 Third S. W. eleven LUMBER COMPANIES Huron Lumber Co. ---. 449 Wisconsin S. W. Peter Mintener Lumber Co. ...... ---- 1 11 Kansas S. E. MUSIC SHOP Ritchey's Music Shop ..---- 46 Fourth S. W. OPTICAL MANUFACTURERS N. P. Benson Optical Co. --- OPTOMETRIST Dr. Sherman L. Johnson .-.- PAINT AND GLASS Luther Paint and Glass Co. - -39 Third S. E. -313 Dakota S. -258 Dakota S. PHOTOGRAPHY Flolo Studio .-.-....-..-...- 227 Dakota S. Lois Gagnon --..------... 134 Second S. E. PHYSICIAN Laurence S. Betts, D.O.- Eye, Ear, Nose, Throat ...- 353 Dakota S. PRINTERS Collins Printing Co. ....-.. 60 Fourth S. W. F. H. Brown Printing Co. ---76 Third S. W. PUBLIC SERVICE Northwestern Public Service Co. .....-.. ..... 3 81 Dakota S. PUBLISHERS Huron Publishing Co. ...--- 49 Third S. E. RADIO REPAIR AND SERVICE A 8a M Radio Store .... 217 Wisconsin S. W. SCHOOL AND OFFICE SUPPLY Kiel Bros., Inc. ..-...----- 56 Fourth S. W. SERVICE STATIONS Downtown Texaco Station-320 Kansas S. E. Monte's Service .---.. Fourth and Wisconsin SHOE REPAIR SHOP Shoe Fixery --.... Basement of Hotel Tams SHOE SHOPS Potter's Quality Footwear --20 Third S. W. Service Shoe Shop .-.---.-.. 316 Dakota S. SPORT SHOPS Harry Liem Sporting Goods-52 Fourth S. W. Tredway's Sporting Goods Co. --425 Wisconsin S. W. Standard Oil Company .-.... 317 Iowa S. E. THEATRES fMinn. Amusement Co.J Huron --------.....-.-..--. 53 Third S. W. State -.-.......-......----.. 215 Dakota S. WOMEN 'S APPAREL Adrian Shop-Style, Quality, Economy ---Third and Wisconsin Berg Style Shop --....----- 26 Third S. W. Geyerman's -.----.. -..--- 6 0 Third S. W. Fleming's --..... .--.. 3 50 Dakota S. mon? glee cwowand CACKNOWLEDGMENTSD We, THE TIGER ANNUAL STAFF OF 1949, would like to express our appreciation to all those individuals who have helped through their support, cooperation, and service to make this TIGER a success. Foremost, We would like to thank MISS WAVA K. LARSEN for her invaluable assistance and careful supervision of the plans and details of this annual. To the F. H. BROWN PRINTING COMPANY and THE ABERDEEN AMERICAN-NEWS goes the credit for the fine printed material and cuts of this yearbook. ' Our thanks go to MR. LLOYD O. FLOLO, who put in a great deal of time and effort in taking group photographs and individual pictures. Credit is also due to the LOIS GAGNON PHOTO SHOPQ SID GLANZER, PHOTOGRAPHER? ZAHLER STUDIOQ and the FLOLO STUDIOg for their fine printing and developing of photographic material. We also wish to thank THE FACULTY and THE STUDENTS of SENIOR HIGH, who have helped to make our yearbook a reality. twelve EADQJI jim .gloufd CADMINISTRATION7 Rn xv I K 91? , FW , f fl U N In The Saddle ,ff ff- ANNUAL FACULTY TEA Mlss Cnthurinc McKay :md hc-x' Advnm-4-ci Cooking Class wmv lumsivssvs iifll-Un The I-leod A. J. LANG, PLS., M.A., l,l..I5 'W N Supeiinlendent Administrators Superintendent A. J. Lang has the duty of guiding and directing all school affairs. lle is the bridge that connects school and community life. Principal G. G. Bell is a very busy man keeping the Wheels of the Huron Senior lligh running smoothly. Through his efforts the students have had a greater degree ol self-government. As part ol' his duties. Mr. Bell offers guid- ance and advice to tne students. lVlr. E. C. Grothe has served as Presi- dent of the Board of Education for the past two yearsg however he has been 3 member for 5 years. He was elected by the citizens of Huron on his previous recoid of service and leadership in the community. School board members have the responsibility of operating not only the Senior and Junior High Schools, but also Jefferson, McKinley, Lincoln and Wilson elementary schools. Of The Caravan Ir!! to right: J. P. Szaun-rg Milton Walsh, F11-rk of the UZIYIUIII Pc-in-1 .I. 'l'llIl'll'll1 A. .I. lung. Supm mm! ot ICcl11c-uiiong IC. C1 Groihs-, Prl-sich-ni of don! of Ihff Huron Cnty SL-lmolf. Unnlmlv to :mm ll ilu- I3HJll'ff of f':KlllL'2lYlUllI DV. R. A. Blll'll2llHlH1 .l. Ill photo: Boyd M. Iivnsmm, Altoxm-5 for ilu- Rn nfl XR fJl'l'Hll10, XVICK-Pll5llii'I1l of thu Board of Edu- ol Education: John Flzuyruuon-, 'I'l'vm1l1'm-A' ol the School Board .4 2. . K U54 X MHS. WAI,'I'I'IR LAHSEN MRS. R. N. i'AIX1l'HEl.I. S1'1'l'1'11ll'5' 'U MV, I4-11112 SUk'I'I'1III'-Y Io Mr. H'-ll M'vL'l1Im'm1 With Experienced Guides eighteen FACU LTY VERA BAILEY Plane-Solid Geometry Algebra II Trigonometry Junior Sponsor Activity Books WILMA M. BLISS Latin I, II Health and Hygiene WOI'ld History Junior Sponsor National Honor Society Latin Club LAURA BRISCOE Shorthand I, II Typing . Commercial Arithmetic Senior Sponsor DONA S. BROWN Bookkeeping Distributive Education Sophomore Sponsor Guidance Director Distributive Education Coordinator KATHLEEN E. CONE World History Journalism Tiger Paper Quill and Scroll Sponsor High School Publicity Sophomore Sponsor MARION DAVIES Instrumental Music Assistant Supervisor B Band Baton Twirlers G. SCOTT DEXTER Boys' Vocal Music Director Boys' Glec Club Troubadors Mixed Chorus American Literature Drama Senior Sponsor Dramatics Coach Key Club JASPER T. DOTSON Metal Shop Vet' Indion Trolls nineteen FACULTY J. H. ELGETHUN Instrumental Music Supervisor A Band Pep Band DALE E. ERRETT American History B Football C Basketball QBeadlc County Cubsl Beadle County Track WOODY GREENO Athletic Director A Football A Basketball A Track H Club Economics RUTH K. GREEVES Public School Music Director Girls' Vocal Music Director Girls' Glee Club Mixed Chorus Treble Clcf Trio Treble Clcf Sponsor DANA D. HARLOW Spanish I, II English Literature American Literature Senior Sponsor Spanish Club JESSIE KAISER Home Economics J. RICHARD KEARNS Radio WAVA K. LARSEN English 10 English Literature Yearbook Adviser Junior Sponsor Quill and Scroll Sponsoi With Attocldng Indians twenty FACU LTY RUTH LEWALLEN School Nurse Red Cross Home Nursing CATHERINE McKAY Home Economics Home Economics Club BEN NELSON Vocational Agriculture Future Farmers of America Adviser DELBERT C. REUTTER Speech Debate Forensic Director Student Council Adviser Sophomore Sponsor Cheer Leader Sponsor ALICE RITCHEY Public School Art Director Art Written Expression Art Club RALPH ROY Chemistry Physics Junior Sponsor Business Manager of Tiger Paper Business Manager of Tiger Yearbook Gate Ofhcial for Athletics VIVIEN M. RUHLMAN Written Expression American History Junior Sponsor ter Our Scolps NOT PHOTOED MARVIN ELLIOTT Industrial Arts Mechanical Drawing twenty-one FACULTY RUTH SAWYER Instrumental Music Assistant Supervisor Grade School Band-Orchestra High School Orchestra High School Dance Band LILLIAN SIMONETTE Typing Senior Sponsor FRANCES A. TAIT Civics Commercial Law American Literature American History Sophomore Sponsor National Honor Society GUNDA M. TOLLEFSON Librarian Library Club CORA S. VANCE Biology Junior Sponsor DON R. WILLIAMS Physical Education HB Football B Basketball Intramural Basketball Track Economics H Club With Wotchtul Guards Left to right: Mr. Harry Peek, Old Senior High Build- ing: Mr, Floyd Roush, Night Engineer: Mr. Wil- liam Zeller, Bus Driver and Night Watchman, Mr. Clyde Day, New Annex. Not photoed: Mr. Louis Allen, Day Engineer. Custodions The custodians of Huron Senior High School have a big job to do, but Harry Peek, Clyde Day, G. R. Bowder, Louie Allen, and Floyd Roush find time to over- see the upkeep of our building, the grounds, and to be present at our social functions. The janitors are the six men who keep the boards clean, the floors slick and see that the buildings, inside and out, are in good condition. Mr. Peek has charge of the old Senior High School building. Mr. Day is custo- dian of the new Senior High annex. Mr. Allen is day engineer. Mr. Floyd Roush is night engineer. Mr. William Zeller is bus driver and night watchman. The students don't realize what they owe to the school's able custodians. It never occurs to them when they come on a cold January morning, that someone had to come early and heat the school. They like the halls and rooms clean, but they never clean them themselves. Yes, they owe a big debt to the janitorial staff. These able persons clean the buildings, tire the stokers, manage the lighting and heating systems. They take personal pride in keeping the school's equipment in good condition. They gain as many loyal followers as they contact from early morning when Harry Peek raises Old Glory until eve- ning when to the last strains of Home Sweet Home, '4Bill Zeller ushers out the last students on a dance night. The year around the custodian corps adds to Huron High students comfort and delight from keeping them toasty warm in winter to beautifying the grounds in summer. Hats off to the cogs that keep the school run- ning! twen ty- two O The Frontier SENIOR SNAPS fwm-my-fivv Toward The West l I.1-ti lo I'IflillI.l1ll1'l'S iVl1HilQnliit'l'5', Hcnry Ronncmzmn, Avis Olson. Officers Hen ry Bon iiemann President James Montgomery Vicc President Avis Olson Sccrct:11'y-T11-asiircr Room 14 lVIr. G. Scott Dexter Chairman Room 1 Miss Laura Briscoe Room 212 Mr. Dale Errett Hot m 315 Miss Domi D. Harlow Room 3 lVliss Lillian Simoncttc SPONSORS Lett to right: Mr. G. Scott Dexter, Miss Dana D. Harlow Miss Lillian Simonctlc. Miss Laura Briscoe. tiVIi'. Dale Eiiett not in phi SENIOR BOARD 1.1-ft ln riLgl.l: Iknul Skxziril, Avis Olsea-ni, Ronald Jorgensen. Vorgul l'oll't-5, Wziiit-ii Hush. CLASS MOTTO 'I'lic t-lcvaitor to success is not running taikc thc stairs. VLASS FLOWER Ycllow Rost- FLASS COLORS Blum- :md Gold With Highest Hopes CReceiving a diploma Arthur E. Bjorke Nels E. Brugman . SENIOR HONOR ROLL Iris Friedrichsen Donna Salford 3 J tied Joyce Swab D Coral Coffey Gerald Peppers G. I. G. E. D. Patty Snow Bruce Allen Velma Hogg James Montgomery Marlene Murphy by completion of Government General Education Development Testi Raymond J. Eickhoff Ross E. Hilton Donald E. Nelson Paul R. Nielsen Daniel Joseph Conway Delmor R. Cox Harold L. Decker Bob Bales Don Erling Bob Mayberry Bruce H. Allen Sophomore Class Presi- dent: Student Council President: Tiger King: Na- tional Honor Society: A Club: Quill and Scroll: Spanish Club. President: Tiger Paper Staff: Club: Track: A Foot- ball: A Basketball: B Basketball: Band: Mixed Chorus: Troubadors: Boys' Glee Club President: Key Club: Boys' State: Popu- larity Poll Winner: Most Representative Senior. James C. Johnson Richard Beldon Johnson Darrell Dean Kearns Delano Wayne McDowell GRADUATING SENIORS NOT PHOTOED Ronnie Pollock Lloyd Schrader SENIORS tvventjf-seven Billy E. Patrick Cyril V. Vance Irving E. Wesscll Myron Skinner Richard Vilhauer Frank Wangness Clyde Ambacher Latin Club: Intramural B.B. Arnold Anderson Intramural B.B,: Mixed Chorus: Boys' Glec Club, Helen Bagby Queen a Attendant: Na' tional Honor Society: Na- tional Forensic League P r e s i cl e n t , Secretary- Treasurer: A Club: Quill and Scroll Social Chairman: Debate Team: Ueelamation: Popularity Poll Winner: Latin Club Counsel: Tiger Paper Staff: Mixed Chorus: Girls' Glee Club: G,A.A,: Girls' State Alternate. Herbert Bandelman Latin Club: B Football: Pep Band: Band, Joan Best 'l'ransl'ei'i'ed from San Di- ego, California: Spanish Club: Latin Club: Junior Play: Girls' Glee Club. Beverly Biitner he twenty-eight Audree Anderson Latin Club. Bob Baker Patty Bennett Library Club: Distributive Education Member: Span- ish Club: Art Club. Beverly Jean Bischoff Queen's Attendant: Popu- larity Poll Winner: Span- ish Club: Drum Majorette: Mixed Chorus: Treble Clef: Girls' Glee Club Librarian: G.A,A. Kenneth Bloodgood A Basketball: B Bas- ketball: B Football. Under Prairie Skies Henry C. Bonnemann Junior Class Vice-Presi- dent: Senior Class Presi- dent: King's Attendant: Popularity Poll Winner: Spanish Club: Club: Track: A Basketball: B Basketball: A Foot- ball: Mixed Chorus Presi- dent: Troubadors Secre- tary-Treasurer: Boys' Glee Club Librarian: Key Club: Boys' State: Most Repre- sentative Senior. Phyllis Bottomley Distributive E d u c a tio n Member: Art Club: Mixed Chorus: Girls' Glee Club. Marilyn Jean Bowen Queen's Attendant: Span- ish Club: Art Club: Tiger Paper Staff Office Man- ager: Girls' Glec Club. Verna Boyd Patricia Brumwell A Club: Quill and Scroll: Latin Club: Tiger Annual S e n i o r Editor: Girls' Glee Club. twenty-nine Thelma Boo: Library Club: Distributivc Education Member: Mixed Chorus: Girls' Glee Club. Bob Bowdor Joyce Boyd Mixed Chorus: Girls' Glee Club. Patricia Brandi A Club: Girls' Glee Club: G.A.A. Jim Brun Art Club: Tiger Paper Staff: Mixed Chorus: Trou- badors: Boys' Glee Club. Through Blisiering Heat Richard J. Buck Junior Class Board Mem- ber: Knight - of - Honor: Quill and Scroll President: Popularity Poll Winner: Spanish Club: Tiger An- nual Sports Editor: H Club: Track Manager: In- tramural B.B.: A Bas- ketball Manager: B Bas- ketball Manager: A Football Manager: Boys' State. Gale Butterfield A Club: Latin Club: Junior Play: Track: In- tramural B.B.: B Foot- ball: Pep Band: Band. Stewart Christensen Spanish Club: Tiger Ad- vertising Manager: Intra- mural B.B.: Pep Band: Band President: Orches- tra: Mixed Chorus: Boys' Glee Club: Band Board. Coral E. Coffey Senior Class Board Mem- ber: National Honor So- ciety: A Club: Quill and Scroll Vice-President: Na- tional Forensic League: Debate Team: Popularity Poll Winner: Latin Club: Tiger Annual Co-Editor: Girls' State: Mixed Chor- us: Treble Clef President: Girls' Glee Club: G.A.A. Clara Cowie Spanish Club: Band. thirty Warren Bush .Tunior Class Secretary- Treasurer: Senior Class Board Member: Popular- ity Poll Winner: Intramur- al B.B.: B Basketball Manager: B Football: Mixed Chorus: Trouba- dors: Boys' Glee Club Secretary-Treasurer. Gene CHIC King's Attendant: Popu- larity Poll Winner: H Club: Track: A Basket- ball: A Football Captain. Constance Ruth Christiansen Spanish Club: Tiger Paper Staff: Junior Play: Treble Clef Secretary - Treasurer: Girls' Glee Club: Mixed Chorus: G.A.A.: A Club. Mary Jean Cooley Queen's Attendant: Popu- lary Poll Winner: Distribu- tive Education Member: Spanish Club: Drum Ma- jor: Girls' Glee Club: G.A.A. Jack Cranston Student Council Member: Popularity Poll Winner! Art Club: H Club: Track: Intramural B.B.: B Basketball: A Foot- ball: B Football: Mixed Chorus: Boys' Glee Club. Of Many Days Joan Cranston Student Council Member: A Club: Distributive Education Member. Mary Elise Davis Spanish Club: Band. Huber! Do Vries J Im Biz Dormady Junior Class Board Mem- ber: King's Attendant: Art Club: H Club Vice-Pres- ident: Track: A Basket- ball: B Basketball: A Football: B Football: Boys' Glee Club. Leonard Erickson Intramural B.B.: B Foot- ball. thirty-one Elaine Curtis Student Council Member: Popularity Poll Winner: Distributive E d u c a t i 0 n Member: Spanish Club: Junior Play: Cheer Lead- er: Mixed Chorus: Girls' Glee Club: G.A.A. Secre- tary-Treasurer. Don E. Devick Art Club: Intramural B.B.: B Football, Jane Dormady Tiger Queen: Quill and Scroll: Distributive Educa- tion Member: Spanish Club Secretary: Art Club Presi- dent, Vice-President: Tl- ger Annual Art Editor: Cheer Leader: Girls' Glee Club: G.A.A.: Most Repre- sentative Senior. Lucian Ervin Edler Intramural B. B.: Popu- larity Poll Winner. 1- Russell Evans Popularity Poll Winner: Intramural B.B.: B Foot- ball. I n John Flolo Transferred from Ellen- dale, North Dakota: Intra- mural BB. Phyllis Jean Foresman Distributive E cl u c ation Member: Girls' Glee Club. Killa Fullerton Quill and Scroll: Latin Club Aedile: Art Club: Tiger Annual Staff: Mixed Chorus: Treble Clef: Girls' Glee Club: G.A.A. Delores Glanzer Girls' Glee Club: Art Club. Shirley Mae Gosch Distributive Education Member: G.A.A. The Everii thirty-two Tom Flolo Transferred from Ellen- dale, North Dakota: Jun- ior Class Board Member: Intramural BB. Iris Friedrichsen HA Club: Quill and Scroll: Library Club Vlce-Presi- dent: Tiger Annual Co- Editor: Girls' State: DAR Representative: Most Rep- resentative Senior. Donald L. Geiger Distributive E d u c a tio n Member: Intramural B.B.1 Band: Mix e d Chorus: Boys' Glee Club. Bonnie L. Goodall Quill and Scroll Secretary- Treasurer: Spanish Club: Tiger Paper Editor: Girls' Glee Club. Joan Grimm .x4cro:5:i me pfain KCLASSESP 5 315 Q 451 5 :I . XLQIQQ A 've 0 Is- By James Hanson Spanish Club: Art Club: lntramural B.B.: B Foot- ball. June Hedblom Popularity Poll Winner: Spanish Club: Tiger Paper Staff: Drum Majorette: Mixed Chorus: Girls' Glee Club Librarian: G.A.A.2 Hu-kville Queen, Velma Hegg Student Council Member: Queen's Attendant: A Club: Library Club: Girls' Glee Club: Most Represen- tative Senior. Bruce Hoier Spanish Club: Art Club: H Club: Track: A Basketball: B Football: B Basketball, Rita Howard Student Council Member: Popularity Poll Winner: Spanish Club: Art Club: Pep Band: Band: Mixed Chorus: Treble Clef: Girls' Glee Club Vice-President. The Compf thirty-three ire Ardis L. Haugen Art Club: G.A.A, Don Hegg Popularity Poll Winner: Spanish Club: Art Club: lntramural B.B,: B Foot- ball: Boys' Glee Club Seca ietury-Treasurer, Librari- an: llickville King. Laura Hengelieldi Ari Club: Girls' Smeg G.A.A. Goldie Hoier Girls' Glee Club: G.A,A, Bob Hyde Junior Class Board Mem- ber: Student Council Mem- ber: H Club: Track Manager: Intramural B.B.: A Basketball Manager: A Football Manager: HB Football: Boys' Glee Club. Through Missouri Woters lla Faye Jews!! Transferred from Okla- homa City, Oklahoma: Girls' Glee Club. Virginia Johnson Transferred from Denver, Colorado: SD2Y1iSh Club: Mixed Chorus: Girls' Glee Club: G.A.A. Ronnie Jorgensen Senior Class Board Mem- ber: Spanish Club: Tiger Publications' B u s i n e s s Manager: Junior Play: Track: Intramural B.B.: B Football: Mixed Chor- us: Troubadors: Boys' Glee Club, Dean Kasperson Intramural B.B. Dorothy Kon! Transferred from Hitch- cock, S. Dak.: Distributive Education Member. thirty-four Arline Johnson Transferred from Denver. Colorado: A Club: Girls' Glee Club: G.A.A. Phyllis Jorgensen Distributive E d u c a tio n Member: Mixed Chorus: Girls' Glee Club: G.A.A. Jim Karsten: A Basketball: B Bas- ketball Captain: Popular- ity Poll Winner. Dorothy Jean Knut: Girls' Glee Club. Joyce M. Lucas Sophomore Class Board Member: Quill and Scroll: Popularity Poll Winner: Spanish Club: Tiger An- nual Staff: Cheer Leader: Pep Band: Band: Mixed Chorus Vice-President: Girls' Glee Club: G.A.A. Secretary - Treasurer: A Club. Into Devouring Quickscmd Don Lundgren Student Council Member: Kings Attendant: Art Club: H Club: Track: A Basketball: A Foot- ball: B Basketball Cap- tain. Marilyn Madsen Latin Club: Tiger Paper Staff: Junior Play: G.A.A.: Declamation. James E. McDonell Junior Class President: Knight of Honor: A C lu b: Popularity Poll Winner: Spanish Club: Intramural B.B.: Cheer Leader: Troubadors Presi- dent: Mixed Chorus Sec- retary - Treasurer: Boys' Glee Club Vice-President: Key Club President: Boys' State: Most Representative Senior, Francis Ronald McNuii Popularity Poll Winner: Art Club: Club: In- tramural B.B.: A Foot- ball: B Football: Mixed Chorus: Troubadors: Boys' Glee Club. Marie Molander Student Council Member: Spanish Club: Tiger Paper Staff: G.A.A. Nadine Lyman A Club: Spanish Club: Art Club. Jack Mann Intramural B. B.: P c p Band: Band: Mixed Chor- us: Boys' Glee Club. Bill McManus Distributive Education Member. Gladyce Joane Meyers Art Club. James Montgomery Junior Class Board Mem- ber: Senior Class Vice- President: King's Attend- ant: A Club: National Forensic League: Debate Team: Declamatiori: Track: Intramural B.B.: Key Club: F.F.A. Treas- urer: Most Representative Senior. Necir Coiled Rcittlesnokes Curtis Moichenbacher Track: Pep Band: Band: Boys' Glee Club. M. Marlene Murphy A Club: Library Club: Popularity Poll Winner: Latin Club Council: Girls' State Alternate: Pep Band: Band Vice - President: Band Board: G.A.A.: Most Representative Senior. Jean Orr Transferred from Liberal. Kansas: Student Council Member: Maid of Honor: Popularity Poll Winner: Cheer Leader: Girls' Glee Club Secretary'Treasurcr: G.A.A. Gerald Peppers Kings Attendant: Nation- al Honor Society Vice- President: A Club: Popularity Poll Winner: Tiger Advertising Manag- er: Track: Intramural B. B.: Pep Band: Band Presi- dent: Band Board: Mixed Chorus: Boys' Glee Club: Key Club: Boys' State: Troubadors: Most Repref sentative Senior. Jacqueline Polly Distributive Education Member. thirty-six Gloria Mueller Library Club Vice-Presi- dent: Spanish Club Vice- President. Avis N. Olson Senior Class Secretary- Trcasurer: Senior Class Board Member: Maid of Honor: Distributive Edu- cation Member: Spanish Club: Milk Maid: Mixed Chorus: Girls' Glee Club: G.A.A.: Popularity Poll Winner. Keith Pageler Track: Intramural B.B.3 A Football: B Foot- ball: F.F.A. Secretary. Richard N. Plat! Popularity Poll Winner: H Club: Track: Intra- mural B.B.: A Basket- ball: B Basketball: A Football: B Football: Mixed Chorus: Boys' Glee Club: Key Club: Trouba- dors. Marleen Reintsma Student Council Member: Spanish Club: Tiger Paper Staff: G.A.A. Vice-Presi- dent. With Ronnie Richard Sophomore Class Board Member: King's Attend- ant: Art Club: Tiger Pa- per Staff: Junior Play: H Club: Track: Intra- mural B.B.: A Football: B Football: Mixed Chorus: Boys' Glee Club: Transferred to Peoria, Illinois. Charles D. Roberts Art Club. Bonnie Roush Phyllis Sherman Queen's Attendant: Dis- tributive Education Mem- ber: Spanish Club: Drum Majorette: Mixed Chorus: Treble Clef Vice-President: Librarian: Girls' Glee Club Librarian: G.A.A. Lorraine J. Smalley Art Club. I-Iissirig Fon A4 , S thirty-seven QS Mary Ritter Spanish Club: Art Club: Girls' Glee Club: G.A.A. Duane A. Rodman Sophomore Class Board Member: Spanish Club: Art Club: Intramural B.B.: B Basketball: B Foot- ball. Donna Salford Student Council Secretary- Treasurer: Queen's At- tendant: National Honor Secretary4Treasurer: A Club: Quill and Scroll: Popularity Poll Winner: Spanish Club Vice-Presi- dent: Tiger Paper Page Editor: Girls' State: Pep Band: Band: Mixed Chor- us: Treble Clef Vice-Presi- dent: Girls' Glee Club President: G.A.A. Presi- dent: Most Representative Senior. Paul J. Skvaril Senior Class Board Mem- ber: National Forensic League: Spanish Club: De- bate Team: Junior Play: lntramural B.B.: B Foot- ball: Pep Band: Band: Band Board: Orchestra: Mixed Chorus: Boys' Glee Club: Key Club. Phebejean Snedigar Distributive E d u c a tio n Member: Art Club: Span- ish Club. Along The Paiiy Snow Junior Class Board Mem- ber: Student Council Mem- ber: Queen's Attendant: National Honor Society: A Club: Spanish Club: Mixed Chorus: Treble Clef: Girls' Glee Club: G.A.A. Aldora Siolz Art Club. Dick Siruiz Transferred from Fort Pierre, S. Dak.: Junior Play: Intramural B.B.: A Football. Joyce Swab Queen's Attendant: A Club: Quill and Scroll: National Forensic League President, Secretary- Treasurer: Debate Team: Declamation: Popularity Poll Winner: Latin Club Aedile: Tiger Page Editor. G.A.A. Richard Swanson Distributive E d u c a t i o n Member: Art Club: Intra- mural B.B.: B Foot- ball: Mixed Chorus: Trou- badors: Boys' Glee Club. thirty-eight Troll Wendell Sprung Spanish Club: Art Club: Track: B Basketball: B Football Captain. Leonard Sh-aiman Spanish Club. E. Dale Suckstozt! Latin Club: Club: Track: A Basketball: B Basketball: A Foot- ball: B Football Captain: Mixed Chorus: Trouba- dors: Boys' Glee Club Librarian. Wilda Swain Library Club President. Vice - President: Spanish Club. Thomas Swanson Intramural B.B. With Marvin Tarbox Sophomore Class Secre- tary-Treasurer: King's At- tendant: Popularity Poll Winner: T i g e r Paper Sports Editor: Club Secretary-Treasurer: Track: Intramural B.B.: B Football: Hired Man: Mixed Chorus: Trouba- dors Vice-President: Boys' Glee Club. Donna M. Urquhart Distributive E d u c a tio n Member: Spanish Club: Girls' Glee Club: G.A.A. J lm Waldron Spanish Club: B Foot- ball. Orville Walter Intramural B.B.: A Foot- ball. Charles Wickham Transferred from Rapid City, S. Dak. Rolling Tumble-weeds 5 is l 1 1 thirty-nine Marie B. Tscheiter Girls Glee Club. Frances Mae Waldner Art Club. Helen Marie Wallmarm 'I'rnnslerred from Willow Lake, S. Dak.: G.A.A. Jim Webster Art Club: Track: Intra- mural BB.: B Football: Boys' Glee Club. James A. Zurbrigen Student Council Member: Kings Attendant: Nation- al Honor Society Presi- dent: A Club: National Forensic League Vice- President: Debate Team: Popularity Poll Winner: Spanish Club: H Club President: Track: Intra- mural B.B.: A Football: B Football: Key Club: Boys' State. Among VVEICI Buffalo Officers Jim Welter President Jacquelyn Best Vice President J oannetto Nielsen SCL'V018l'Y llI'CiiSL1l'Ul' Lett to rigliit .le-am-llv Nielson, .Iiiii W1-livig .iaivqiia-lyn Uosl. Room 12 Mr. Ralph Roy. Cliairniaii Room 210 Miss Vvra Bailey Room 313 Miss Wilma M. Rliss Room 314 Miss Waxfzi K. liaison Room 214 1VI1's. Cora Vance SPONSORS LL-11 lo riizlili Miss Vera Bailey, Mrs, Cora S. Vance, MY. Ralph Roy. Miss Wziva K. I.-arson, Miss Wilma Bliss. Room 12 Luella Noteboom Room 210 Gloria Anderson Room 313 Paul Flanagan Room 314 Carolyn McFadden Room 214 Beverly Tobin JUNIOR BOARD Loft 10 right: Luella Noteboom, Gloria Anderson, Paul Flana- gan, Beverly Tobin, Carolyn McFadden. Un The Ronge Clf-n Gloria Allfltll'Sllll Anderson Earl llc-no Hlznr Brom-r Mzirlys Milroy C'lizipinan C'ln'islianson Oliver Anderson Joyce Buchanan Elizabeth Cleveland Darlene Arndt NHFICY Burger Lois Cook .lounv Hurdles Merle Burncit Joseph Dai i Ivy +'s. pw C115 lm-ni f:K'lll'l'llfl .lolm Calvert Low:-ll Dun if-ls K Vxnol llnavlioll ,lum- KH11 leon llorolhy llgiviw X Viviun Boyd Marlin Clyde Loretta RUSL'N1ill'lt' .Xloif 11.15 nioml Ili-vkm-1' Ili-Gmfst Dm-nipslvi' Dilllnan Dun-sky Dylmrlzllil I':K'kIllilIl Iifclrlp Holi-n Joy Paul Jackie Dolores lVIu1'ion Don PIU Ilia I-'uirlxank Fuiguson Flanagan French Fra-ska lfriodinan Friese Fricse Mary Jane David Bill Fuglsang Garber Gardner forty-one lVIarilyn George Ann Hase Jim Keelin AQ Peter Gi-yeiwriaii Neal l-lershman .Ton liiiiCkri'hin oinst The Wind Joyce Gilland Donald Hook Farolyn lioi:pei'I Eugene Carol La Vonne Glazicr Gray Gross Beverly Joan Lucille Hopper Hiiichinson Johnson Frederick Robert Ervin liraiisv Kruse Kriiizfeldt Le Roy llailli-r Lawrence Johns! on Beverly Kiinliart llzirolcl lliuimun Patricia Kzidlccek Donald Kin il Glenn La Fee Dcloris Lynch Ivan Meink Myrnil Leonard Virgil Magnuson Gerry Morrill Ada Lewallen Mary Ellen Manning Merlin Ni-iihai'Ih Ann Lyle Dean Lcwallen Lien Loeffelbein Cleo Charleen Elizabeth Manolis Marone Maison Ramona Jane Jcaneitu Nieifenegger Nielson Nielson forty-two Gaylord Lundburg Marjorie Mayer Louella Noteboom Arlyrx Lungren Carolyn McFadden Marilyn Nnlleaiad Mary Odogard .John Rviriarl 7 Dick Sicvs-rt Dur Crm' Oamsm Mary .Umm Rylzmfi Elaine- Skiiinw' ng Dust Storms dvr ivziiiiii- .Iuliii Mni'lc'iic- llurigiu-ii lqlv Pill' wk Plziti Pullrivk E'rix'iIi Ihiiiiwy M:1:yAiiii Dfiiimiliy .Tim .Yu Ami Fsiiivr Sziiicliiciixt SC'iif'iliK'ilf1f'i' SCM-izizll Fviiiacimii' Sviirru- Ffviicii Yiiviwfiiii Univ Ralph Ifliwiii Smith Sgviitvk Siiilil Sir-wziii Stiaiiiizivi I .zux rvncz Rzivrlings I ,1'2lII'lt'l' Slim-riiiaii IZIII Sxuiiisrvri Dclorcs Timm Franklin Wahl Laura Wickham Kcmiulh Timm Bcity NVBHCI' Joanne Windliersi f3!xX'Li1'l 2' Tobin IJ:il'l0!ii XVa1z Curtis Winklc Naam-iw 'i'l'li?f M i lfi rod WL'iic'1' Dc-luriw Wipf' Fliim- Vriisim-r Nclva Wcilw Mvlviii Wipi' forty-three Aimic- Rusaillzi 'ikciicilvi' 'l'i1i'co11c Iflstvllzi .lim WL-Ish Wvltur Carol Veda Young Zell Phyllis Vulz Ciiai'ls's Wm-I rich Mcrnu Zwzmzigvr Around Wagon Wheels All Around The Poll We Go Best Athlt ts Morton Friedman lleppiest Helen Fairbank Best Looking Carol Bischoff Gene Osman Best Dancers Elaine Skinner Bud Krause Romeo and Juliet Loretta Duresky Dean Kohlman JUNIORS Apple Polishers Elizabeth Matson Bud Krause Fashion Plates Elizabeth Matson Paul Flanagan Best Personality Jeanette Nielsen Jim Welter Best Physique-Figure Dean Loeffelbein Jeanette Nielsen forty-four Done Most for Huron High Pat Kadlecek Jim Welter Most Likely To Su Pat Kadlecek Jim Welter Best Line Carol Bischoff Harold Hanson Most Cuddly-Bigge Jeanette Nielsen Harold Hanson cceed st Woli With Little Spokes All Around The Poll We Go Best Athlete Clarence Daniel Peppiest Marlene Collins Best Looking Marilyn Nelson Gene Jacoby Best Dancers Frankie Swett Bob Olson Romeo and Juliet Marjorie Link Cal Meierbachtol SOPHOMORES Apple Polishers Kathryn Ann Kiel Keith Anderson Fashion Plates Donna Hoaglund Gene Jacoby Best Personality Janis Smith Jim Buck Best Physique-Figure Gene Jacoby Donna Hoaglund fortyefive Done Most for Huron High Margaret Ritchey Kathryn Ann Kiel Jim Buck Most Likely to Succeed Carol Allen Willard Anderson Best Line Beverly Marso Ronald Plate Most Cuddly-Biggest Wolf Beverly Irving Keith Armstrong ln Wild Stampede i i Lott to right: .lim Buck, Clarence Daniel, Carol Allan. Sponsors Jim Buck President, Clarence Daniel Vice President Carol Allen Sccrctary-Treasurer Room 310 Miss Frances A. Tait Chairman Room 2 Miss Dona Brown Room 312 Miss Kathleen E. Cone Room 15 Mr. Delbert C. Routtcr Room 311 Mrs. Vivien M. Rulilman SPONSORS Loft to right: Miss Frances Tait, Mrs. Vivien Ruhlman, Mr. Delbert Rcuttcr, Miss Dona Brown, Miss Kathleen E. Cone. y M. i Room 310 Ida Mae Timm Room 2 Don Boyd Room 312 Joyce Geiger Room 15 Darlene Mann Room 311 Marilyn Nelsen SOPHOMORE BOARD Loft to right: Marilyn Nelson, Darlene Mann, Don Boyd, Joyce Gcigcr, Ida Mac Timm. Betty Aleson .lin Arndf Don Boyd Marlene Collins To Seek Fortunes Carol Eva Allen Allen Lyle Janet Baker Banko Nick Jiin Brun Buck Wanda Clarence Cowing Daniel Jacquelyn Allen Roger Bartholow Roberl Champlm Darlene Davidson Hazel Keith Willurcl Keiih Amachcr Anderson Anderson Armstrong Eleanor Donna Lois Nill'lll1l Baiselnan Boone Boruh Boruh Wilinzi VerDellzi Avis David Chase Christensen K'llll'2lllllJl'llll t'li-velzincl Cliurlolie Beulah Ezirburii .lunet Dax. is Decker Deisl Die'unsoo Terry Dynes Lila Gleason Jack Hetlinger Shirley Johnson Marvin Eid Verdis Golubickzis Donna llozigluncl Nancy Johnson LeRoy Erickson Hieliurcl Gruliuln Floyd llofer Margaret Johnston Ronald Fingerson Arlene Gross Clilforcl Ibis Marlene Kurs! ens forty -sr .VI Delores Frlese Esther Gross Loretta Ibis Riehurcl Kuuih 'll .Ioan lohn .lokree Gzinilmer f:ill'illll'l' Us-levi' liu1'b1i1':n Cairo! llJll'V4'4V llzibel llxinsen lll'l'lil'IllI2llllt' Beverly Gene Sliirlox' Irving 'icoln' .lolizinnow Kathryn -vi-rly Bill Ku-I liliirll Kruse Viola La Fee Jaequelyn Marone Robert lvlunkirs Myron Ondricek lnN ew Eldorado Bill Norma Marjorie Lemmer Linderman Link Beverly Wayne Harlan Marso McDonald Mentzel Philip Alvina Marilyn Murphy Neifler Nelson JoAnn Carol Bonita Oslrander Paye Peterson Shirley Lyman Cal Meierbachtol Sally O'Ha1loran Macy Piper Darlene Mann Marlene Meyers Iris O'Neal Marvilla Poulisse ax -vw ,mv BL-rniece Reintsnixu Janis Smith Joy 'l'imm Georgia Ritchey Stephanit' Smith John 'l'rs-lmiun Margaret Ritchey Cleo Snow Diana l'st-lit-ttcr Clifton Rogers Roseann Stam Wanda 'l'schut,ter .luandu W1-lls forty Curtis Rohrer Edith Stanllelcl Jacqueline Van Tour Alice Wlit-t-lvl' -vlpjlit John Sauer Frankie Swett Courtney Vvrlznlilvs Bill Markey Lois Mueller Corrine Oliva LaJune Randell Betty Marone Phyllis Muilenburg Bob Olson Joyce Reinartz Richard Slivpersky .lim Theclorll' Leona Vilhuut-r Norma Slllil l icy Ida Maz- 'I'i mm lltwtytlly VVJIltlllL'l' Over .7Ae mounfaina CACTIVITIES5 'Sv I sd? Q 2 6 . gf 4 v , i J ew --U 0 MQ In l'he F:oottHlIs Buck row left to right: Mr. G. G. Bell, Principal: Bev- Front row loft to right: Rita Howard, .Ioan Cranston, erly Kunhart, Jean Orr, Roger Bartholow, Jacque- Bruce Allen, Lois Mueller, Frankie Swett, Jim lyn Best, Gene Jacoby, Mr. Delbert C. Rcutter, Weltcr. Unable to appear in photo: Bill Gurilm-V, Sponsor: Donna Hoaglund, Jim Zurbrigen. Gene Osman, St dent CouncH President . Bruce Allen Secretary-Treasurer James Welter Adviser Principal G. G. Bell Sponsor . . In order to carry on the general busi- ness of the classes in Senior High, a group of representative students was elected from each of the three classes to serve on the Student Council. There were fifteen Stu- dent Council Members, a representative from each room. The students elect their representative who reports to and from the Student Council on matters pertaining to student activities within the power of the organization. Council members hold office throughout the entire year. For its chief objective the Council had the task of trying to bring about maximum efficiency and cooperation between all de- partments and the student body. The Student Council serves as a medi- um through which student opinion may flfl Delbert C. Reutter be presented to the high school authorities. It officially represents the student body in all its dealing with the authorities. Included among the activities that were promoted by this organization were the Homecoming and Christmas Dances, given in the High School Gymnasium. Members of this year's council are as follows: Representatives from each session are Jim Zurbrigen, Jean Orr, Rita Howard, Joan Cranston, and Bruce Allen, seniors, Jackie Best, Bill Gardner, Beverly Kun- hart, Gene Osman, and Jimmy Welter, juniors, Roger Bartholow, Donna Hoag- lund, Gene Jacoby, Lois Mueller, and Frankie Swett, sophomores. y--one From The Tales MARVIN TARBOX BONNIE GOODALI, JOYCE SWAB Sports Editor Editor-in-Cliief Feature Page Editor MARIE IVIOLANDER All Slim' Slim lV1C'Hl'01' DONNA SAFFORD Ari Editor IVIARLEEN REINTSMA Third Page Editor ALL AMERICAN ALI.. STATE Une Year H9-47-48l Three Years H945-48D Publication Staff---Newspaper Back row left to right: Rose Marie Dybdahl. Arlys Lundgren, Patricia Kadleeek, Nancy Burger, Carol Bischoff, Dorothy Davies, Marie Molander, Connie Christiansen, Mary fllil'Q.fllI'd. Marilyn Madsen, Helen Bugby, Jane Nielsen, June Hedblom, Carol Young, Beverly Kunhart. Front row left to right: Marilyn Bowen, Joyce Swab, Bonnie Goodall, Ronald Jorgensen, Donna Safford, Marlene Reintsma, Cleo Manolis. Not in photo: Marvin Tarbox. l Of Old Mountaineers l RICHARD BUCK STEWART CHRISTENSEN GERALD PEPPERS RONALD JORGENSEN Sports Editor of Yearbook Advertising Manager The Tiger newspaper has made great advancement largely through the untiring efforts of the sponsor, Miss Kathleen Cone. The Tiger newspaper is a member of Quill and Scrollg National Scholastic Press Association, and the South Dakota High School Press Association. Last year HHS publication received the highest or All American rating from Advertising Manager Business Manager the NSPA, the largest press association for high school publications in the country. The Tiger paper was commended especial- ly for its news coverage. style of writing, and editing. First and second place ratings, and honorable mention awards, were won in the fourth Sigma Delta Chi high school journalism contest by HHS journalists. Publication Stott- Business i Back row left to right: Lowell Daniel, Mr. Ralph Roy, Front row left lo right: Stewart Christensen, Ronald Financial Adviser: John Platt. Jorgensen, Gerald Peppers. fifty-lliree Pxboiit T'he T4exNs PATRICIA BRUMWELL Assistant Editor Six Year CORAL COFFEY - IRIS FRIEDRICHSEN Co-Editors ALL STATE S H942-487 JANE DORMADY Art Editor IRIS FRIFZDRICHSEN Co-Editor HAROLD HANSON , , Asst, Sports Editor CORAL COFFEY Co'Editor CLARENCE DANIEL ,, Asst. Sports Editor PATRICIA BRUMWELL , Asst. Editor JOYCE LUCAS , Y A SGUIOI' ECUT01' RONALD JORGENSEN , Business Manager RILLA FULLERTON , , Senior Editor JOHN PLATT Asst Business Manager KATHRYN KIEL , H , Sophomore Editor STEVVART CHRISTENSEN , Advertising Manager DONNA HOAGLUND , SODh0m0fe Edlwf GERALD PEPPERS Asst. Advertising Manager CAROL PAYE L , , Sophomore Edi101 LOWELL DANIEL Asst, Advertising Manager NANETTE TRITZ , , 1950 C0-Editor JANE DORMADY Art Editor BEVERLY TOBIN , , W 1950 C0-Editor PAUL FLANAGAN Asst. Art Editor MISS WAVA K. LARSEN ,, Annual Adviser RICHARD BUCK L Sports Editor MR. RALPH ROY L, L, ,, ,,FlII?tl'1Cl8IAdVlSCl' Publication Staff - Yearbook Back row left to right: Nanette Tritz, Kathryn Kiel, Jane Dormady, Richard Buck, Miss Wava K. Lar Patricia Brumwell, Iris Friedrichsen, Paul Flana- sen, Faculty Adviser: Coral-Coffey, Joyce Lucas gan, Rilla Fullerton, Not photoed: Clarence Daniel, Donna I-Ioaglund Front row left to right: Beverly Tobin, LaJune Randell, Carol Paye. Of Recent Discoveries Back row left to right: James Miedema, Ivan Larson, Richard Trams. Richard Seeman, Fred Dalrymple, William Lemmer, Donald Ritchey, Richard Strat- n 'VI B Nel A ri lt l S r i Ina , l ll. Eh, SOFA, g CU HTH UPG VSOT. Second row left to right: Russell Barnes, James Swain, Jerry Bales, Duane Thompson, Clinton Tschetter. LaVerne Hiles. Wayne McDonald, Thomas Ander- ' I I T b' son, - om re ian. Front row left to right: Leonard Stratman. Ervin Krutzfeldt, Keith Pageler, James Montgomery, Clyde Dillman, Larry Bales, LeRoy Friedrichsen. Future Forrners of Americo Presidents, or i c i i Clyde Dillman Vice President i i Larry Bales Treasurersit James Montgomery Secretary, Keith Pageler Reporter Ervin Krutzfeldt . Supervisors c , Crop and soil study, and livestock and farm management are the topics which the new Agriculture course covers. The first year fninthj course covers crops and soilsg the second year Ctenthj course, the livestock tieldg the third telev- enthb course, farm managementg the fourth year ftwelfthj course, marketing and agri- cultural economics. For the purpose of learning to judge and classify livestock, some members of the Agricultural Department of Huron High School drove to South Dakota State College to spend a day at a special judg- ing demonstration. For the purpose of developing leader- ship in different affairs, students of the vocational agriculture class have organized a local chapter of the national Future Farmers of Americaf' Mr. Ben Nelson Organized this year for the first time, the group sent Clyde Dillman and Larry Bales as delegates to the National FFA Convention in Kansas City, November 14-18. HHS Agriculture students won honors at the Central South Dakota Crop Show. Among the winners were Keith Pageler, second prize in the corn divisiong Fred Dalrymple, fourth in the corn divisiong Ervin Krutzfeldt, second in wheat and third in barley. Winners in the oats division were Don- ald Ritchey, first, James Miedema, second, Wayne McDonald, thirdg and Jerry Bales, fourth. James Swain was awarded S15 in the County Sweepstakes for his crested wheat grass. The Agriculture students helped entry clerks and assisted in arranging ex- hibits. Up The Cliff MISS DONA S. BROWN Distributive Education is a work- experience program sponsored by the George Dean Act. It is open to any senior with a C average. Two school credits are given for the year's workg one for class room laboratory and one for work in a store or office. A minimum of 15 hours a Distribuiive Education President Phyllis Sherman Vice President Alvin Peewee, Kludt Secretary-Treasurer Donna Urquhart Co-ordinator Miss Dona S. Brown week must be devoted to the job. Be- sides the class work and the job, this group iinds time for many activities. Each year they entertain the football and basketball teams at a dinner party. Also this year they presented each basketball player with a complete record of his team in the form of a scrapbook. They give an hour style show for the high school each springg they take part in civic and school functions by modeling, helping with cooking schools, ushering, etc. Back row left to right: Phoebe Sncdigar, Donna Urqu- Jorgensen. Elaine Curtis, Bill McManus. hart, Phyllis Foresman, .Ioan Cranston, Richard Front row left to right: Phyllis Shcrman, Shirley Gosch Swanson Miss Dona S. Brown, Co-ordinatorg Jacquelyn Polly, Alvin Kludt, Phyllis Bottomley Don Geiger, Thelma Boos, Patty Bennett, Phyllis Avis Olson, Jane Dormady, Mary Jean Cooley. By Rocked Wclls MISS DONA S. BHOWN Co-Ordinator Distributivc Education Huron Senior High School PATTY BENNETT Salcsgirl Mr. C. W. Zablow F. W. Woolworth THELMA BOOS Salesgirl Mr. H. H. Hoaglund J. C. Penney Co. PHYLLIS BOTTOMLEY Salesgirl Mr. T. H. McEvoy .l. J. Newberry BOB BOWDER General lVI1'. G, J. Kiel Kiel's MARY JEAN COOLEY Salesgirl Mr. A. N. Berg Bel'g's Style Shop JOAN CRANSTON Office Work Mr. A. W. Palm State Farm Mutual Auto Insurance Co. ELAINE CURTIS Salesgirl Mr. T. H. McEvoy .I. J. Newberry JANE DORMADY Tintcr lVIr. L. O. Flolo Flolo Studio PHYLLIS FORESMAN Salesgirl Mr. C. W. Zablow F. W. Woolworth DON GEIGER Salesboy Mr. Howard Geiger Geigc-r's Clothing Co. SHIRLEY GOSCH Office Work Mr. J. R. Irvfn Daily Plainsman PHYLLIS JORGENSON Office Work Mr. E. C. Sharp Sears Roebuck 8: Co. ALVIN Peewee KLUDT Driver Mr. Ellis Ross Huron Transfer DOROTHY KOUF Office Work Mr. L. J. Brindlcy Montgomery Ward 81 Co BILL MCMANUS Attendant Mr, A. N. Ambrosius owntown Texaco Station AVIS OLSON Salesgirl Mr. P. R. Gcyerman Geyerinarfs JACCIUELYN POLLY Office Work Mr. W. I.. Darling lluron Clinic Drug Dept. PHYLLIS SHERMAN Office Work Mr. L. J, Brindley Montgomery Ward 8z Co. RICHARD SWANSON General Mrs. Bertha Locker Walker's Flower Shop DONNA UROUHART Salesgirl Mr. E. C. Sharp Sears Roebuck 8: Co. NOT PHOTOED PI-IEBEJEAN SNEDIGAR Salesgirl Mr. R. Orville Barber llabieht 84 Barber Above The Timberline Back row left to right: Ralph Stewart, Beverly Tobin, Kathryn Kiel, Jim Welter, Marilyn Nottestad, Jack Hetlinger, Clyde Ambacher, Veda Zell, David Nelson, Joanne Schrader, Richard Salveson. Sixth row left to right: Juanda Wells, Mary Odegard, Terry Dynes, Bob Olson, Elizabeth Matson, Leanne Patrick, John Gardner, Blossom Splitek, Ronald Fingerson, JoAnne Hutchinson, Miss Wilma Bliss, Faculty Adviser. Fifth row left to right: Gale Butterfield, Barbara Habel, Patricia Kadlecek, Wilma Stahl, Estella Welsh, Ada Lewalien, Viola LaFee, Betty Bates, Josephine Foasberg, Stephanie Smith, Lois Mueller. Fourth row left to right: Nanette Tritz, Ann Lewallen, Patricia Brumwell, Marilyn Madsen, Marlene Pol- lock, Joan Best, Margaret Ritchey, Wilma Chase, Mary Flesner, Joanne Ostrander, Beverly Kun- hart, Dorothy Plowman. Third row left to right: Ramona Waldner, Patty Flana- gan, Barbara Krumm, Shirley Johannes, Louis Schmidt, Frances Cranston, Dawn Youells, Mar- lene Erickson, Darlene Van Tour. Second row left to right: Marlene Murphy, John Cal- vert, Delores Freske, Lyle Baker, Audree Ander- son, Dale Suckstorff, Betty Aleson, Clarence Daniel, Gloria Anderson. Front row left to right: Rilla Fullerton, Paul Flanagan, Coral Coffey, Harold Hanson, Dorothy Davies, Morton Friedman, Ruby Lou Sellers, Don Friese. Froternitos Lotino LATIN CLUB OFFICERS Consuls L LL ,s,sssss,s, ssess s,ss ,,,ss J 0 a n Best, Clarence Daniel Praetor L ,s,s s7ssss,, sssss,,sssssss B l ossom Splitek Quaestor sei, Aedille eess. Sponsor ,o,oo,,oo L soes ,sroos o,oo L L The Latin department of Huron Senior High School was organized under the di- rection of Miss Wilma Bliss. She was chosen for this sponsorship and under her direction its interests have been extended. For the past few years the club has be- come outstanding in the activities of the school. The members of the club consist of those who either are taking or have taken Latin. The aim of the club is to show that a mutual understanding of languages plays an important role in promoting under- standing between peoples. Dawn Youells Wilma Stahl L Miss Wilma Bliss About sixty members of Fraternitas Latina attended meetings during the year. Program, combining feast, fiction, and fun, presented different phases of Roman his- tory, life and customs. lnfiuences of Latin on our language were also pointed out. Latin songs were sung and the programs were conducted with Latin games. The Roman Banquet, served by slaves, in true classic style, with the diners on couches, climaxed the year's Work. Elab- orate decorations portraying many Ro- man buildings and decorations orament- ed the banquet tables. Latin dishes were served to add further and more completely to the dinner. In I-Ilgh Sierros Back row left to right: Jackie Van Tour, Cleo Snow Marlene Karstens, Janet Banko, Bill Markey,' Melvin Wipf, Keith Anderson, Jeanette Nielsen. Darlene Arndt, Phyllis Volz. Sixth row left to right: Joyce Lucas, Clara Cowie, Janice Erickson, JoAnn Beadles, Joyce Buchanan, Connie Christiansen, Patty Snow, Rita Howard, Virginia Johnson, Gloria Mueller, Hazel Amacher, Carol Allen, Norma Borah, Carol Hansen, Marilyn Nottestad, Corrine Oliva, Helen Fairbank. Fifth row left to right: Ronald Jorgensen, Mary Davis, Joyce Reinartz, Jane Nielsen, Elaine Skinner, Sally O'l-Ialloran, Mildred Weber, Joanne Wind- herst, Mary Ellen Manning, Ida Mae Timm, Bonita Peterson, Charlotte Davis, Nadine Lyman, Donna Urquhart, Marlys Chapman, Rosalta Turcotte. Fourth row left to right: Bonnie Goodall, Joy Ferguson, Marlene Collins, Joyce Geiger, Darlene Mann Cleo Manolis, Carol Bischoff, Delores Timm, Nelva Wells, Mary Ritter, Marlene Reintsma, Marilyn Bowen. Joan Best. Third row left to right: Beverly Bischoff, Marilyn Nel- son, Ann Hase, Carol Young, Frankie Swett. Donna Hoaglund. Jane Dormady, Mary Jean Cooley. Donna Safford, Phyllis Sherman, John Sauer. Second row left to right: Clifford Ibis, Courtney Ven- ables, Paul Skvaril, Nancy Burger, Jacquelyn Best, Henry Bonnemann, Alvina Neiffer, David Garber, Marie Molander, Jim McDonell, Elaine Curtis, Dick Buck. First row left to right: Jim Buck, Clyde Dillman. Rose Marie Dybdahl, Stewart Christensen, Arlys Lund- gren, Jim Hanson, Miss Dana D. Harlow, Avis Olson, Don Hook, June Hedblom, Bruce Allen, Marilyn George, Jim Zurbrigen. 4 fi l.,n'l Espcinoles Amigos SPANISH CLUB OFFICERS President ............,............l.................. . .......,........... . . ..... Jim Buck Vice President ........ Secretary-Treasurer .. ,C Sponsor o...... ..... . .o...... ........, . The Spanish department of Huron Sen- ior High School Was organized in 1925 un- der the direction of Mr. O. D. Dunbar. When Miss Dana D. Harlow, the present Spanish instructor, became a member of the faculty, she was chosen to sponsor the Spanish Club and under her direction its interests have been extended. For the past few years the club has become outstanding in the activities of the school. An annual Spanish Christmas party was held. Other social events were sponsored. The members of the club consist of those who either are taking or have taken .. .. ........... John Sauer .. .... Marilyn George .... Miss Dana D. Harlow Spanish. The aim of the club is to show that a mutual understanding of languages plays an important role in promoting under- standing between people. Spanish Club meetings are held each Friday during the Spanish class periods. As the emphasis is now placed on oral and aural work, most of the proceedings are conducted in Spanish. To add to the knowl- edge of the student, reports and current events concerning Spanish people and countries are given. These talks prove that South America and our country can work together for the common good of each. fifty-nine om The Echo MARILYN MADSEN Dramatic Declamation Forensic Coach December 1, 1949 Marilyn Madsen'-Dramatics W, . ,, Nanette 'l'ritz4Humorous Nancy BurgereOra1ory Wm Joyce Swab-Poetry nw, JOYCE SWAB National Forensic League Poetry Declamation Debate LOIS MUELLER 1Not Photoedl Original Oratory NANCY BURGER National Forensic League Oratorical Declamation Debate Forensic Coach Lois Mueller ,M W, Extemporaneous , NANETTE TRITZ National Forensic League Humorous Declamation Debate Sixty D e c I o m o t i o n DELBERT C. REUTTER: DIVISION-WESSINGTON SPRINGS ,nn Good , , Excellent , Excellent W , Excellent Extempororieous o ri d O r o t o r y DELBERT C. REUTTERZ Original Oratory W ii ,,Ralph Stewart Of The Conyons Back row left 10 right: John Sauer, Jim Zurbrigen. Middle row left to right: Ralph Stewart, Helen Bagby, Mr. Delbert C. Reutter, Coach. Director . . NOVICE DEBATE WATERTOWN January 15, 1949 Huron W... Y H H., , Third INVITATION DEBATE PIERRE February 5, 1949 Huron , , ,,, ,,,, , ,W , First BIG EIGHT TOURNAMENT WATERTOWN February 15, 16, 1949 Huron , , N ,H , First MIDWEST TOURNAMENT SIOUX FAL-LS February 25. 26, 1949 DIVISIONAL TOURNAMENT MITCHELL March 22, 1949 Huron ,, , ,, , ,, First STATE TOURNAMENT HURON March 28, 29, 1949 H Huron , , ,,,, H... Third Ilene Broer, Nanetlc Tritz. Front row left to right: Joyce Swzib. Nancy Burger. Debote Mr. Delbert C. Reuttei' Mr. Delbert C. Reutter, Forensic Coach of Huron Senior High, is rated as one of the best coaches in the state. He presides as head of the South Dakota Speech Association. The proposition debated in high school debates this year was--Resolved: That the United Na- tions now be revised into a Federal World Gov- ernment. Huron High School arguers brought home top honors from three of the six debates attended this year, suffering losses to Madison tState Cham- pionsj, and Brookings Crunner-up teaml. Huron ended the season by placing third in the State Tournament. sixty-one Beneath Colorful Sunsets l Back row left to right: Francis McNutt, Boyd DeGeest. Jim Hanson, Wendell Sprang, Richard Swanson, Jack Cranston, Lyle Lien, Glen LaFee, Dale Suckstorff, Gene Case, Jim Dormady, Don Hegg, Larry Bales. Fourth row left to right: Bruce Hofer, Mary Anne Sandburg, Frankie Wahl, Delbert Campbell, Ervin Krutzfelt, Dean Loeffelbein, Paul Flanagan. Bob Smith, Arnold Anderson, Jim Brun, Marlin Dempster, Joyce Buchanan, Clifton Rogers. Third row left to right: Laura Hengelfelt, Mary Ellen Manning, Jane Dormady, Rilla Fullerton, Gladyce Meyers, Marie Molander, Joanne Beadles, Bonnie Art Sponsor esees .. D Study in the art department has as its aim the development of the individual student's ability in free art expression and of his understanding and enjoyment of the art expression of others as well as of his natural surroundings. The course, which demands originality and discourages the copying of other ar- tists, work, includes art history and gen- eral appreciation, sketching from life and from nature, painting in various mediums, sculptoring, color theory and color har- mony, design, and the application of de- sign to constructed articles and to com- mercial art. Inasmuch as good citizenship should be one of the products of the art class, time and effort have been given to such pro- jects as those of the Junior Red Cross, the Red Cross drive, and the sale of American Legion poppies. l Roush, Madeline Corcoran, Eva Allen, Elizabeth Cleveland, Mary Ritter, Ramona Niifenegger. Second row left to right: Darlene Arndt, Beverly Hop- per, Dorothy Scheidegger, Loretta Duresky, Lor- raine Smalley, Patty Brandt, Marlys Chapman. Delores Lynch, Rita Howard, Janet Dickinson, Marlene Reintsma, Miss Alice Ritchey. Front row left to right: Carolyn Koppert, Marilyn Bowen, Vivian Decker, Myrna Zwanziger, Dor- othy Waldner, Ardis Haugen, Delores Glanzer. Nadine Lyman, Dorothy Knutz, Phyllis Bottom- ley, Patty Bennett. Club . L Miss Alice Ritchey Because an art department should also answer the need of the student who does not seek a career in art but who wants the understanding and natural joy that comes from working with color and form, provi- sion is made for that type of student. As part of such a program an art club has been formed in which the student may work as he pleases with the inspiration of other students working around him and with the help of an instructor. This work has largely taken the form of craft work and the application of design and color. It is asked that only those who have had a foundation in junior high school or sen- ior high school for art Work be members of the club. It is informal in organization and procedure and has been the source of much pleasure on the part of art-minded high school students. sixty-two On Rugged Paths J Back row left to right: Beverly Marso. Sally O'Hal- Front row left to right: Delores Lynch, Gloria Mueller loran, Jo Ann Schrader, Lyle Baker, Courtney Delores Freske, Wilda Swain, Mrs. Gunda M. Venables, June Carlson, LaVonnc Gross, Joy Tollefson, Librarian. Ferguson. Librory Club President . Wilda Swain Vice President Gloria Mueller Secretary-Treasurer Delores Freske Sponsor . Mrs. Gunda Mohn Tollefson How to use the High School Library is a subject well worth knowing. Most student-members of the Library Club aim to learn as much of this Work as time spent on duty will permit. There is variety in a day's work-checking, cleaning, mending, and shelving books and magazines, typing, issuing due slips, maintaining attendance records, miscellaneous errands and help- ing the students find material. These and all other opportunities to serve the school constitute the purpose of the club. As a foundation for serving students are expected to know the Library rules, the Apprentice Code, the system of cata- loging, and how to use the card catalog, the Readers' Guide, and the general refer- ence books. Proper deportment and good scholarship are also indexes to adequate service, and prerequisite for membership. Reward for all these services may be little other than the satisfaction of being helpful. The spirit of cooperation, thought- fulness, and friendliness among the L. C.'s is making the Library an attractive place in which to study. To the extent that those who use the Library are willing to co- operate in just so far can the gratis serv- ice accomplish its purpose. Club meetings are held once a month after school for instruction and special ac- tivities. Attendance upon these meetings is required. From time to time the L. C.'s have pre- pared posters and exhibits featuring new and special classes of books, seasons, holi- days, and anniversaries. In living, we look for the equal chance: books help to make it. sixty-llircc From The Howl Boys' Glee row loft to right: Lawrence Rawlings. Glen LaFcc Jack Cranston, Dale Suckstnrff, Richard Swanson, Don Friese. Ralph Stewart, Bob Olson. Francis McNutt, Jim Schmidt, Stewart Christensen. Rich! ard Shepersky. Second row left to right: Ronald Jorgensen. Bill Gard- ner, Bud Krause. Gerald Peppers. Henry Bonne- Back l ron1 Club mann, Dick Sicvcrl. Jim Brun. Marvin Tarbox, Paul Flanagan, Harold Hanson. Gene Osman. row left to right: Lowell Daniel, Paul Skvaril, .lim McDonell. Bruce Allen. Morton Friedman. Warren Bush, Don Geiger, Marlin Dempster, Bob Kruse. Mixed Ch row left to right: Ilene Broer, Chloe Trusler, Paul Skvaril, Bill Gardner, Glen La Fee, Jack Cranston, Dale Suckstorff, Richard Swanson, Don Friese, Ralph Stewart, Marvin Tarbox, Francis McNutt, Jim Schmidt, Bob Kruse, Donna Safford, June Hedblom, Fourth row left to right: Verdis Golubickas, Joan Beadles, Joan Hutchinson, Jim McDonell, Ronald Jorgensen, Bud Krause, Gerald Peppers, Henry Bonnemann, Dick Sievert, Jim Brun, Marlin Dempster, Stewart Christensen, Don Geiger, Rilla Fullerton, Phyllis Jorgensen, Third row left to right: Arlys Lundgren, Donna Hoag- iund, Frankie Swett, Janet Banko, Rose Marie Dybdahl, Cleo Snow, Lowell Daniel, Bruce Allen, Back First sixty-four l OFUS Laurence Rawlings, Morton Friedman, Warren Bush, Bob Olson, Gene Osman, Harold Hanson, Jovce Lucas, Mary Jean Ryland, Ann Hase. Second row left to right: Barbara Habel, Carol Bischoff, Janis Smith, Juanda Wells, Lois Mueller, Coral Coffey, Thelma Boos, Rita Howard, Patty Snow, Helen Bagby, Avis Olson, Marlene Karstens, Jacqueline Van Kunhart. row left to right: Beverly Hopper, Ferguson, Connie Joyce Boyd, Phyllis Sherman, La Vonne Gross, Darlene Mann, Nan Tritz, Cleo Manolis. Tour, Elaine Curtis, Beverly Beverly Bischoi, Phyllis Voltz, Nancy Burger, Kay Kiel, Joy Christiansen, Virginia Johnson, Of The Co otes Girls' Glee row left to right: Marlene Collins, Norma Borah, Joanne Hutchinson, Ilene Broer, Joanne Beadles, Mary Ellen Manning, Gloria Anderson, Coral Colley, Helen Bagby, Dorothy Davies, Velma Hegg. Rose Marie Dybdahl, Delores Freske, Avis Olson, Joyce Lucas, Jeanne Orr, Elaine Curtis, June Hedblom, Marjorie Link, Rilla Fullerton, Donna Safford. Fourth row left to right: Chloe Trusler, Verdis Golu- bickas, Donna Hoaglund, Mary Ann Sandberg, Thelma Boos, Juanda Wells, Frankie Swett, Cleo Snow, Carol Hansen, Patricia Brumwell, Connie Christiansen, Joan Best, Joyce Boyd, Patty Snow, Rita Howard, Virginia Johnson, Marlene Karstens, Phyllis Jorgensen, Wanda Cowing. Third row left to right: Arlys Lundgren, Janis Smith, Back Secon Front C l u b Cleveland, Gerry Morrill, Marlys Chapman, Goldie Hofer, Joan Ostrander, Carol Allen, Jane Nielsen. Donna Urquhart, Phyllis Sherman, Darlene Arndt, Ann Hase. d row left to right: Carol Bischoff, Iris O'Neal. Dorothy Knutz, Carol Gray, Janet Banko, Lois Mueller, Delores Glanzer, Joy Ferguson, Nancy Burger, Jeanette Nielsen, Nelva Wells, Laura Mae Wickum, Nanette Tritz, Jacqueline Van Tour, Jeanne Ryland, Beverly Kunhart. i'ow left to right: Beverly Bischoff, Ida Mae Timm, Phyllis Volz, Barbara Habel, Elizabeth Matson, Myrna Leonard, Beverly Irving, Shirley Johannes. Carolyn Koppert, LeeAnn Patrick, Beverly Marso, Darlene Mann, Marilyn Nelson Mary Jean Cooley, Lois Cook, LaVonne Gross, Beverly Hopper, Ila Fae Jewett, Shirley Johnson, Marlene Meyers, Cleo Manolis. Joan Gamber, Madelyn Corcoran, Elizabeth Vocol Personnel BOYS' GLEE CLUB GIRLS' GLEE CLUB President .. Bruce Allen President. ,,L, ..Donna Safford Vice President Jim McDonell Vice President Rita Howard Secretary Warren Bush Secretary-Treasurer Jeanne Orr Librarians Dale Suckstorff Librarians June Hedblom Henry Bonnemann Carol Bischoff Director Mr. G. Scott Dexter Director Mrs. Ruth K. Greeves TREBLE CLEF TROUBADORS President . Coral Coffey President Jim McDonell Vice President Phyllis Sherman Vice President Marvin Tarbox Sec.-Treas. Connie Christiansen V Secretary Henry Bonnemann Librarian Mary Jean Ryland Librarian Jim Schmidt Director Mrs. Ruth K. Greeves Director Mr. G. Scott Dexter MIXED CHORUS President Henry Bonnemann Vice President Joyce Lucas Secretary-Treasurer Harold Hanson Librarians Bud Krause Morton Friedman Directors . Mrs. Ruth K. Greeves Mr. G. Scott Dexter sixty-flvc With Roaring Waterfalls Treble Clel raw left tu right: Beverly Bischoff Carol Bischoff, Connie Christiansen. .lov Ferguson. Rita Howard, I.aVanno Gross, Phyllis Sherman, Mary Je-an Ryland, Bvvurly Kunhart, Huck row left to right: Janis Smith, Arlys Lundgren. First, Ilene Braer, Coral Coffey, Juanda Wells, Patty Snow, Marlene Karstcns, Donna Sz1H'ord, Hillu Fullerton. Troubadors Buck row left tu right: Jim McDonell. Gerald Peppers, Front ravx lcft tu right: Bruce Allen, Ronald Jorgensen Dale Suckstori-T, Henry Bonnemann, Richard Bud Krause, Dan Friesu, lvlartan Fric-dinan, War Swanson, Ralph Stewart, Marvin Tmhox, Jim ron Hush. Jim Bran, Francis iVI0Nutt, Gi-ne Osinzm Schmidt, Harold Hanson, aixty-six Down The Mountoin TREBLE CLEF FORMAL--TURKEY HOP Vocol Music ALI.-STATE Three Yeors H947, l94-8, l949l The vocal music department of Huron Senior High School, under the direction of lVlrs. Ruth K. Greeves and G. Scott Dexter has been steadily growing. Constantly in mind is a striving for a high quality ol' musicianship, attainment ol' which has been evidenced by a high percentage of superiors in the last three years of partici- pation in the state music contest. These include large and small ensembles and solos. In addition to contest work, a variety oi' musical experiences is gained by the students appearing in small groups and as soloists before various city organizations. One of the major projects ol' the depart- ment has been the annual presentation ol' an operetta, This year the mixed chorus gave the Gilbert and Sullivan Shri-ds and Patches. Traditionally sponsored by the Treble Clel' and Troubadors was the Christmas formal and at Thanksgiving time the Glcc Clubs gave the Turkey Hop. The Huron High School has always been well known for its line musical or-- ganizations. Huronians greatly appreciate the work of Mrs. Greeves and lVIr. Dexter. two very competent directors. sixty-sm n ln Blincling Snow l Y R IZANIS BOARD ' ' l llt'lJt'l'S f4l'll'l'Ill'k'l lfrnnl row li-ll ln rigglili lVllll'Lflll'K'l llltclwy, Pallrlcizx l:llL'li run lt-tl tu Vllilll. C.v1.1rl ll . . . , D:111it-l, lllllll Skvzirll. ' liztcllvvn-la. lVlJll'll'!ll' lVl11rpI1y, .lilllli Smith, Ann 1 l.L'Vl'2lllL'I1. DRUM M AJ OR- Dli UM lV!A.l OR E'l I'liS l,t-lt tu right: Elixubt-tli Matson. Ann llusi-. Ruse Nlzirli- l Dylmdzxlil. Ralph Stewart, lVlurilyn Gl'Lll'Ql,l'. Cairnlyn lXIcFadd1:n. Mary Jean Cooley. l l PEP BAND Buck row left to right: .lim Tliedoril. Don Bruginan, 'l Second row left to right: Harold Bolte, Maurice Mona- Rod Barnes, Thomas Bartholow. Norman Peppers, V han, Betty Aleson, Margaret Ritchey, Mary Jean Ray Eddy, John Winkle, Joyce Reinartz, Helen Ryland, Jim Brown. Janis Smith, Estella Welsh. Fairbank, Clark Christiansen. Stephanie Smith, Jim Costello, Gerald Peppers, 'Fhird row left to right: Mary Oclcgard. Janice Erick- Gerald Peterson. son, Curtis Winkle, Paul Skvaril, Stewart Chris- Front row left to right: Ann Lewallen, Marlene Pol- -- ' - ' f lock, Leanne Patrick, Jack Mann, David Nelson tcnsmi, .lnlin Platt, Gaiy Haw, l,0lCl1 Jnhnnun. ll , Marlene Murphy Through Corson's Poss Back row left to right: Thomas Bartholow. Norman Peppers, Clark Christiansen, Gerald Peterson. Jim Brush, Elizabeth Matson, Mary Jean Cooley. Marilyn George, Ralph Stewart. Rose Marie Dyb- dahl, Ann Hase, Carolyn McFadden, Jim Thedoril, Harold Bolte. Darrell Stahl, Ray Eddy, John Winkle. ourth row left to right: Rod Barnes, Don Brugman, 'Nanda Tschetter, Gale Kooyman, Gerald Peppers, Jim Costello, Stephanie Smith, Joyce Geiger, Oonna Heyer, Phyllis Jeunesse, Estella Welsh, Janis Smith, Jim Arndt. Clara Cowie, Kenneth Winkle, Joyce Reinartz. Helen Fairbank. Third row left to right: Marlene Collins, Mary Ode- gard, Marlene Murphy, Vivian Syvcrtson, Joy Timm, Jean Swab, Mary Ellen Sande, Cleo Snow, Dawn Youells, Jack Keller, Jacqueline Van Tour, Janice Erickson, Curtis Winkle, Stewart Chris- iensen, Paul Skvaril, John Platt. Second row left to right: Mary Davis, Mary Jean Ry- land, Patricia Kadlecek, Margaret Ritchey, Wilma Chase. June Jorgensen, Joyce Reilly, Jim Brown. William Musolf, Marilyn L-uther, Norma Linder- man, Clarence Daniel, Loren Johnson, Robert Greeves. Front row left to right: Lois Ann Schmidt, Richard DeVries, Maurice Monahan, Phyllis Volz, Marilyn Nottestad, Jack Mann, Marlene Pollock, Joseph Gray, 'Ferry Dynes, Leanne Patrick, Ann Lew- allen, Robert Johannes, Georgia Rice, Paul Allen, Norma Boutels, Marilyn Jones, David Nelson. Personnel of Bond Director Assistant Director Assistant Director Mr. J. H. Elgethun Miss Ruth Sawyer Miss Marion Davies BASS DRUM-CYMBAL OBOE BARITONES Patricia Kadleeek - Norman Linderlnan gS?,nEgggklm Marilyn Luther Helen Fairbank Joyce Reinartz John Winkle Kenneth Winkle BASSES Harold Bolte James Brush Clark Christiansen Gerald Peterson Jim Thedorff BASSOON Marlene Collins Mary Odegard B FLAT CLARINETS Betty Aleson James Brown Wilma Chase Connie Cummings Mary Davis Richard DeVries Sharon Doggett Maurice Monahan William Musolf Joyce Riley Margaret Ritchey Mary Jean Ryland E FLAT CLARINET Marilyn Nottestad ALTO CLARINET James Arndt Clara Cowie BASS Barbara Rudlotl' Phyllis Volz CORNETS Stewart Christensen Clarence Daniel Robert Greeves Gary Hase Warren Johnson John Platt Paul Skvaril Terry Dynes David Nelson Leanne Patrick SNARE DRUM Joe Gray Jack Mann Marlene Pollock FLUTES Paul Allen Norma Boetel Marilyn Jones FRENCH HORNS Janice Erickson Jack Keller Mary Ellen Sande Cleo Snow Jean Swab Jacqueline Van Tour Curtis Winkle MARIMBA Maurice Monahan Vivian Syvertson Joy Timm ALTO SAXOPHONE Joyce Geiger Donna Heyer Phyllis Jeunesse Janice Smith Estella Welsh TENOR SAXOPHONE Jim Costello Stephanie Smith BARITONE SAXOPHONE Gerald Peppers BASS SAXOPHONE Gale Kooyman TROMBONES Rod Barnes Tom Bartholow Don Brugman Norman Peppers Wanda 'Fschetter TYMPANY Ann Lewallen VVith Betotre red Garb HICKVILLE COUNTY FAIR Insrrumentol Music Director . Mr. J. H. Elgethun Assistant Director Miss Ruth Sawyer Assistant Director Miss Marion Davies ALL-STATE Two Yeors From the time school starts in the fall until spring graduation there is a constant round of musical activity in the Huron High School Band. The band. which must be prepared and on hand for the Hrst foot- ball game. provides musical entertainment for all athletic functions as well as other civic activities. Mr. J. H. Elgethun. the capable direc- tor. and his two assistants, Misses Ruth Sawyer and Marion Davies. can be given credit for the success and recognition that the band has received. All Huron High's students have a little extra air of pride when the band is mentioned, for it is con- sidered one of the outstanding high school t seventy l948, l949l bands in South Dakota. Hard diligent practice at school as a group and as indi- viduals is the key to their success. A band board composed of six mem- bers, Clarence Daniel, Patricia Kadlecek, Marlene Murphy, Gerald Peppers. Mar- garet Ritchey, and Paul Skvaril, was elect- ed by the band in the fall. This board set up policies for the band and discussed problems which arose during the year. A Band Boosters Club was originated and organized by citizens of Huron to maintain band interest in high school. Many parents and residents of Huron belong. jAr0u,gA we lederf CA T H L E T I C S D i n E 54 x x Near Prickling Coct Pep Leaders ugh! .l.:m- lbmnmcly, .lim TXICIJMWII. Iiuilmn run' Ivft In l'lgI1!,.lu5c'r Luc 12 Imp llmcl lc m Illlm tmtxx. Url. L uh: Imp I 1 nh xx wvmxty -Illu-r f 1 In Desperate Search Q' .Lawn ,Eli .av 1. , X. ,. SPORTS PERSONNEL p row loft to right: Mr. Dale Eru-tt. 'lkniiiiiy Ancler- CL-ntei' row lc-It tu right: Jim Zurbrigen, Gene Case. son, Mr. Woody Grevnu, Dick Buck. Mr. Don Bottom row left to right: Roger Anderberg, Henry Williams, Paul Flanagan. Bonnemann, Clarence Daniel. For Cool Water l 1 Back row left to right: Dick Sivert, Dale Stahl, Harold Hanson, Paul Flanagan, Don Johnson, Jim Zu:- brigen, Joe Dailey, Jim Dormady, Gene Case. Dick Strutz. Second row left to right: Jim Welter, Bruce Hofer, Jim Schmidt, Bob Kruse, Lyle Lien, Henry Bonne- III-'II President L . Vice President Secretary-Treasurer . Sponsor eeeeeeeee eeee, The H Club is comprised of boys who have won a letter in any of the varsity sports. The club was organized in 1927 and since that time has prospered and grown into one of the most active and respected clubs in the high school. mann, Glen LaFee, Morton Friedman, Dale Suck- storrf. Bruce Allen, Mr. Woody Greeno, Coach. Front row left to right: Jack Cranston, Don Lundgren, Francis McNutt. Charles Wetrich. Dick Platt, Dean I.ootl'elbein, Marvin Tarbox, Bob Hyde. Dick Buck. Club . Jim Zurbrigen Jim Dormady Marvin Tarbox Woody Greeno The club indeed holds a rather enviable place in the school because of its limited membership and the difficulty of obtain- ing membership. Mr. Woody,' Greeno believes in unity of sportsmen, both in and out of athletics. Sports Personnel WOODY GREENO Director of Athletics in the Huron City School Football Coach A Basketball Coach Assistant Intramural Basketball Coach Track Coach DON R. WILLIAMS Physical Education Instructor in lhe Junior-Senior High School Assistant Football Coach B Basketball Coach Intramural Basketball Coach Assistant Track Coach --B' DALE ERRETT B Football Coach C Basketball Coach Assistant Track Coach PAUL FLANAGAN ' Basketball Student Manager H Club JIM ZURBRIGEN CLARENCE DANIEL , GENE CASE B B fk tb ll ' wt d mD13ICKgBl1lEIimdicq Football Co-Faplaiiiis as e a Captain 5 Ll 0 HHH EI' O l ' . A Basketball Student Manager A-C1--Tlgilgligglgllloglilggagiigrlggex. HENRY BONNEMANN A Basketball Captain ROGER ANDERBERG Basketball Captain seventy-five Over l-lot Sonds Footboll Buck rim loft to right: Don Lundgren, Glen LaFec. Front low loft in right: Dick Sivcri, Don Kulil, .lim Donn LociTc-lbein, Francis IVICNU11, Dale Suck- Schinicil, Dale Sizihl, Bruce Allen, GL-no Cum slortl', Lyle Lien, Henry Bonncmunn, Donald Morton Friedinan, Ronald Richzard. Divk Strut! Johnson. Jack Cranston, Jim Dormudy, Dick Harold Hanson, Charles Wefrich. Platt, Joe Dailey, Jim Zurbrigen, Back row left to right: Strutz, Dailey, Lundgren, Stahl. LaFee. Sivert, Kutil, Lien. Svcuiici row: Friedinzm, Loetfelbein, Walter, Johnson lJ.ni'iimdy, Uusv, Zili'hi'igen, Honneniunn, Wm-ltvi' SUV? Suckstorff, Q31 -A mf 5 nty-Qiv Alien. 'st row: lVIcNu11. Cranston. Riclinrd, Sclnnicll, Flu Wvirii-li :ind 6'u:1L'li f:I'l'C'll4l. ln The Wilderness Footboll Back row left to right: Jim Buck, Student Manager: Gale Kooyman, Arden Weidauer. Jim Swab, Glen Fingerson. Robert Rhinehart, Richard Salveson, Phil Stephenson, Clifton Rogers, Vernon Norquist, David Nielsen, Albert Waack. Third row left to right: Mr. John Norfolk, Assistant Coach: Bill Markey, Don Harris, Tom Anderson, .lim Brush, Roger Bartholow, John Sauer, Gerald Boyd, Jim Costello, Norman Peppers, Bill Lem- A FOOTBALL Coach Mr. t'Woody Greeno Assistant Coach Mr. Don R. Williams Co-Captains Gene Case, Jim Zurbrigen Student Managers Dick Buck Paul Flanagan Due to the polio situation, HHS foot- ballers turned in their equipment on Oc- tober 25, almost two Weeks before the season was scheduled to end. IIA!! F mer, Mr. Dale Errctt, Coach, Second row left to right: Franklin Wahl, Wallace Flatt. Ronald Plate, LeVerne Neifler. Floyd Hot'er, Gene Jacoby, Jim Keclin, Gene Osman, Pete Geyerman, Laurence Johnston, Ted Blum. First. row left to right: Jerry Bales, Nick Brun, Clare ence Daniel, Keith Schrader, Albert Cropp, Ray Eddy, Roger Anderberg, Cal Meierhaehtol, Bud Krause, Jim Arndt, Rod Barnes, B FOOTBALL Coach Mr. Dale Errett Assistant Coach Mr. John Norfolk Co-Captains Gene Jacoby, Gene Osman Student Manager Jim Buck Twelve from this year's team were seniors, leaving l3 underclassmen to form the nucleus of the 1949 grid machine. OOTBALL l Home Ga mes J Huron 13--Redfield 7 Huron 13-Pierre 13 ' Huron 54-vMadison U lluron 6- Watertown 31 lluron tl' Sioux Falls Zi-t Huron ti Mitchell 32 HURON 13 --REDFIELD 7 In the iirst game of the season Huron ran into a tough team. but managed to squeeze out a 13 to 7 win. Morton ltriedman lcd the Huron attack with both touchdowns, HURON 13-PIERRE 13 Playing an afternoon game at Pierre the Tigers were held to a 13-13 tie. The Governors held a 13-7 lead at hal '-time, but the Tigers came back in the third period. HURON 54---MADISON 0 The Huron Tigers romped over the Madison Bulldogs with an easy 54-0 win. Morton Friedman, Dale Suekstorff, Gene Case, Bruce Allen, Jim Welter, and Jim Dormady scored touchdowns. Allen and Suckstortf got two each. This was Iluron's first eonterenee win. seventy-r TOTAL GAMES WON Huron 2 Opponents 3 Tied l TOTAL POINTS lluron 92 Opponents ll7 HURON tl -WATERTOWN 31 The Huron Tigers lost their tirst conference game to the Watertown Arrows. The Arrows scored in every quarter and the Tigers' score came in the final quarter. HURON 0 'SIOUX FALLS 154 Waslungtoirs Warriors battered a determined bunch ot' Huron Tigers 34-0, It was the first time this year that the lluron Tigers were held scoreless. HURON ti'--MITCHELL' 32 Playing in Wet snow thc Huron Tigers lost their third loop game. Mitchell scored in every quarter while Huron pieked up their touchdown late in the fourth period. 1PVf'n By Bleoched Bones Back row left to right: Mr. Woody Greeno, Coach: Front row left to right: Bruce Hofer, Dale Suckstorfl Gene Osman, Lyle Lien, Harold Hanson, Dick Bruce Allen, Henry Bonneniann, .lim Dorniadv Buck, Student lvlanager. Morton Friedman. Gene Case. A Bosketbol Coach Mr. uWoody Greeno Captain Henry Bonnemann Student Managers Dick Buck, Jim Buck Physical education is as much a part of a well rounded education as any other subject, emphasized Coach Woody Greeno in a recent interview. 'Alt teaches poise, self-confi- dence, how to take orders, to follow rules, and by participa- tion in the games one learns to take victories and defeats equally well. The only trouble with high school athletics is that they don't reach enough students. Under the leadership of Mr. Greeno, Mr. Williams, Mr. Errett, Mr. Norfolk, and Mrs. Wolner almost every student had a chance to participate in different phases of athletics. and most of them did take part either in football, basketball, track, or some form of sport. 1949 ALL STATE TEAM Henry Bonnemann, Center l949 HONORABLE MENTION STATE TEAM Jim Dormady, Forward Gene Case, Guard Morton Fl'lt'1ill1Llll, I orWard STATE TOURNAMENT Huron 52 Belle Fourche 48 Huron 36 Aberdeen 45 Huron 41 Mitchell 43 SECTIONAL TOURNAMENT Huron 40 Pierre 34 Huron 66 Winner 25 Huron SE5SON'S RECORD Pierre 35 Huron 57 Redfield 31 Huron 40 Belle Fourche 31 Huron 44 Sturgis 41 Huron 38 Lead 31 Huron Huron Huron Huron Huron Huron Huron Huron Huron Huron Huron Huron Huron Hui on 53 Madison 40 37 Pierre 29 36 Watertown 32 35 Mitchell 34 49 Yankton 30 35 Sioux Falls 38 33 Madison 24 40 Aberdeen 32 62 Watertown 40 34 Brookings 19 49 Sioux Falls 50 38 Mitchell 36 39 Brookings 36 42 Aberdeen 48 TOTAL GAMES WON Iluron 19 Opponents 5 TOTAL POINTS lluron 1037 Opponents 861 TOTAL TOUltN'AlVIEN'l' POINTS Huron 235 Opponents 195 ln eo ting Suns Action Shots A BASKETBALL 1111 In XI ht Hxuu Holm, Hmulcl Ihmfcm, Iirlnu- Alln-11. Iluln- Sm'ks1m'iT. Hl'I1l-Y Hunnmmmnn. l,-xh lun hm Dm mm nirm Fl'1L'LiIll2lI1, G4-nu Ow sm-vm-l1I,x -mm- With Mule eoms Lcfl to right: Paul Flanagan, Student Manager: Bob Floyd Hofer, Jim Arndt, Dale Stahl, Dick Sievcrt, Olson, Gene Jacoby, Jim Schmidt, Dean Loeffel- Mr. Don Williams, Coach. bein, Clarence Daniel, Captain: Glen La Fee, B Bosketboll Coach . . Mr. Don R. Williams Captain Clarence Daniel Student Manager Paul Flanagan Don R. Williams is one of the physical education instruc- tors in the Junior and Senior High Schools, assistant A foot- ball, B basketball, track coach, and Intramural coach. The Bn Basketball team furnished all the preliminary tilts at all the HA Conference games. Many spectators at- tended games to see the UB team as well as the A team. The Eastern South Dakota B team this year was com- prised of juniors and sophomores who accompanied the HA team on all trips and played the preliminary games. This system was adopted by HA 'schools throughout the state. No mention can be made of the HB Basketball team without paying tribute to Mr. Don R. Williams. An athletic star himself, he spent much time and effort in the thankless job of preparing others to take the glory. The success of this sea- son is due in no small part to his earnest endeavor and hearty cooperation. Mr. Williams knows how to coach boys to make a wining team of them. In him the athlete finds a true friend. Coach Williams is known as a 'tgood loser, and this together with true sportsmanship marks him as one of the best liked coaches in the B Basketball circuit. eighty SEASONS RECORD Huron Huron Huron Huron Huron Huron Huron Huron Huron Huron Huron Huron Huron Huron Huron Huron 384 25-- Wolsey 18 Wessington Springs 18 lVIiller 20 Madison B 24 Watertown B 20 Mitchell B 17 Yankton B 13 S. Falls B 52 44-Madison B 14 7Aberdeen B 29 Watertown UB.. 29 -Brookings B 28 S. Falls B 29 Mitchell B 29 374 38fBrookings B 30 324Aberdeen B 42 TOTAL GAMES Huron 12 Opponents4 TOTAL POINTS Huron 553 Opponents 412 ln eo th Valley l Front row left to right: Gerry Bales, Ronald Plate. Phil Back row left to right: Mr. Dale Errett, Coach: Bob Stephenson, Warren Schrader. Roger Anderberg, Rhineliart, Norman Peppers, Jim Swab, Roger .lohn Winkle, Jim Buck. Bartliolow, Al CFODD. YaVerne Neiffer, Vernon Norquist, Thomas Anderson, Student Manager. I 1 1 1 B o s I4 e T b cn l I Coach Mr. Dale Errett Captain Roger Anderberg Student Manager Thomas Anderson SEASON'S RECOH Huron .ll Wolsey 441 Huron 16 Hitchcock 25 Huron 28 Alpena 42 Huron 26 Virgil 27 Huron 36 Cavour 40 Huron 32 Yale 59 Huron 24 Wessington 43 Huron 28 Cavour 17 Huron 37 Bonilla 38 Huron 24 Alpena 41 Huron .13 Yale 46 Huron 26 Wessington '13 Huron 35 Bonilla 41 Huron 21 Wolsey 42 Huron 37 Saint Teresa 146 Huron 38 Saint Teresa 34 BEADLE COUNTY TOURNAMENT Huron 25- Wessington 57 Huron 30 Cavour 25 lluron 32-Y-Bonilla 25 CONSOLATION CHAMPIONSHIP TOTAL GAMES Huron 5 Opponents 14 TOTAL POINTS Huron 554 Opponents 715 D The Huron City School Athletic Program, introduced by Supt. A, J. Lang in 1928, is a very successful one. It enables every boy in the fourth grade through the twelfth grade to participate in competitive football, basketball, volleyball and traek. The four grade schools have four coaches. the Junior High has two coaches. and the Senior High has two coaches. The Beadle County Basketball Team is more commonly known as the C team. Mr. Dale Errett, who was added to Huron's coaching stall two years ago, coached the C Basketball Team, B Foot- ball Team, and assisted with track. Those who have taken work under the very able super- vision of Mr. Errett are greatly impressed with his pleasing personality and good disposition. 'AA quitter never wins and a winner never quits. This is Coach Greeno's favorite quotation. The extent and force with which this has been imparted to his men can be noted in the fact that his teams are known as The Fighting Tigers. -' eighty-one Toward The Oasis JUNIOR-SENIOR G,A.A. wk mu' lc-ft lu right: Mrs. Arllmr Wnlncr. Ifacully vrly Tobin, Exim-lla Wolsli, Nanci l3lllglCl', .IuAmi Acivi'-cr: Nzmvllv Tl'llZ, I.ozili'iv:c Slwrmzm. llolcn Bcnfllvs. Bovcrly lloppcr. .Ifwycv Lilcns, I-'airhzmk. Aim LL-xrallcli, Czlrol B1scl1of'l'. Nvlvn l-'rum row lofi to right: LaVunnc' Gruss. Arclis llzuifion, Wvlls. Dcluros Timm. .lczms-llv Nielson, l.uurza Mac Sl1ir!vy Goscli. Dolores Lynch, Filixalwili lvlatson. XVlCklll1l,J2llI Ni:-lsvn. Adil llc-wazllcn. .Ivan Orr. .lzmo DI5l'lll2lfl5', Phyllis 'vunrl rmx' lc-ft lu riglili Mzir5' Oclvpzirfl, H4-ily Wallin-rs. Sliclwnzm, Avis Olson. Duniiu S:ill'm'rl, Iloiwillrx llzvuius. Ann llxaav, Pvcv' llrvsiflvnl , llimna Sziflurfl Yivv I'rvsiflc'nl Nziry Oflcxggillwl S4'l'l'l'l2ll'X 'I'l'lX1lSlll'i'l' .lwyvv llurzis Spfmsoi' , Mrs, Arthur Wolnvi' G.A.A. KITTENBALL' G.A.A. OFFICERS Carol Hanson, Leatricc Sherman, Wanda Cowing Back row loft to right: Mary Odcgard. Vicc Prcsidcrm Donna Safford, President. Front row loft to right: Joyce Lucas. Svc'rctary-'I'rcas- urerg Mrs. Arthur Wolner, Faculty Adviser. For Needed Rest SOPHOMORE G. A. A. lI:l'fL lnxx lm-I1 in nlglxli Nnllllil Hurzall, Shirley .luIn1sun, Sc-euncl rnxx lc-I'l In rxelmlt l'al'ul llznlss-ll. XV:nlcla Umm Nknnllqa lll'L'lIl'lll'I'. Ida Mau- 'I'1n1m, Mrs. Al'll1lll une, N4'I'I1l.l Smalley, lvlaarilnwv lnnk, lXl4n'I1-nv Wnlnvr. lfzwlllly .'xLlXlwL'l'. lin-xx-lllx' IVln1'sn, llznrlvm- Cnlllns, lVlalIene Karslvns. ,XI.fnn. llllllilllll Ilalwl. lfnrst row I1-tl in right: Russ- Ann Slam, Vl-mins Clnln- lnekas, .luancla Wells, I,ms lklum-Ill-r, Volleyball. Basketball and Kittenball tu the consolation champions. Cl.A.A. let- Tnurnaments were held. lVledals were ters were awarded to these earning eneuglm uw zrded to the championship teams and points. The annual Cn-Ed Prom was held. G. A. A. SPORTS HEAD G. A. A. BASKETBALL Hawk rem lm-ll In light: I.4-:nll'lu- Sllernmn, lXl:Arlv1u- .lrrxev l.uc':1s, Avis Olson licnsll-ns. Fmnl nm In it In nwlml lil-vl-:lx 'l'ulJlll, Helm-n l-Hxlxlrank. N.lllt'lll' 'l'l1lf, llmlem- Mann W ith Lifted Spirits Di Hzwk row left to right: Francis lVluNutt, Jim Webster, Front row left to right: Dick Buck, Lzlrry Belles, .lim Dick Platt. Nut pictured: Duane Rodman. Kcelin, Wendell Sprung. Coach Mr. Don R. Williams TEAM CAPTAINS TEAM CAPTAINS Blllikens Dick Buck Pliiliips titi Oilers Francis lVleNult Gupliers Jim Keelili Pistons Dick Platt Gr:-vii Huy lluusivl-' ' Packs-rs .lim Webster llLtI'l5' H1114-f, Utah Ute-s Wilclmits Wendt-ll Sprung Duum- Rucliiiani .xdher .gfw Wugqefa CFEATURES5 1 , It I X' f'g Q f x 2216 : , if .xggouf QOIQQQI' Y 4- K K flyer Jen, new ,mn aw QW, Jane g25.,m,.,,f, gm :ZW Jen, I'lll'l' 011 5 as + .zz x f.Tf:???55g EMS? Qi K Q' 1 X221 49321 . 2 gig! lljt QUTII all l' 0I IH dl y .225 I With Forty-Niners RICHARD BUCK Knight of Honor AVIS OLSON Maid of Honor JAMES MCDONELL Knignt of Honor JEAN ORR Maid of Honor nin ty Royal Roun 4 A TIGER DAY HOMECOMING EVENTS l1ill0fX-OHL' In The Race MOST REPRESENTATIVE SENIOR GIRLS lmft to rnglmtz Marlene Murphy, Jane Dormady, Donna Saf'fm'd, Velma He-gg, Iris Frxcdrichscn MOST REPRESENTATIVE SENIOR BOYS Left, 10 rughtz Jim McDonell, Henry Bonncmann, Gerald Peppers, Bruce Allen, Jim Montgomery ninety-two F 5 For Priceless Gold POPULARITY POLL WINNERS Tun row: ISIGST l'ERSONALITY , , . .Im-xlxmlw Orr, .lim lvlury JI-am Cmuluy, Duck l'l:1lI: AI'I'I.IC I'lJI.lSIl Nlullum-ll, Will'l't'I1 Bush: BEST LOOKING , . ERS , lla-lc-n Bugby, .Inu Zu1'h1'ig:-11. Nlnry ,IQ-un Cooley, 1VIzn'vin 'l'urbox3 BEST Hnilmn mu: BEST A'l'IlI,IC'l'I'I :md PI-II'l'Ik'IS'l' . . PHYSIQUE-FIGURE . , , Avis Olson, G1-nv Casa-1 Ilcnry Brmncmzmn, .luycv l.uc'41s3 IVIOST LIKICIA FASHION PLATES . . . BL'Vl'l'Ij' BlScl1oll', IYILIIV TO SUCt'I+fEIJ . , . Curzxl Collk-y, Gm-rsnld I'n-ppc-rw vin 'I'z1rDux. DONE THE MOST FOR HURON . , . Dmmn Sul Mldrlh- cow: ROMEO and .IULIET . . . Don II1-gg, Juno !'u1'nI, .Inn IVIL'DKll1L'IIQ BEST DANCERS . . . Mau H1-cihium: BEST LINE . I . Eluim- c'lll'IlS, .luck Is-nv IVILIHJIIX, l 1'anm'is McNllIl. f'I'JlllSIlHlI HIGGEST WOI4I fIVIOS'I' C'UDIlI.Y . . , Him-15' lhn-41 By The Grove! N' X Q? Senior Honors Basketball King - Basketball Queen Hickvillc Quecn - Hickvillc King HENRY BONNEMANN - JEAN ORR JUNE HI1LDBl,OlVI - DON HEGG D.A,R. Rcpresuntutivu Turkey Hop lVIilk Maid All-State Pzipci' Stull' IRIS FRIEDRICIISEN AVIS OLSON BONNIE GOODALI, 'l'u1'kvy Hop Hircd lVl1m MARVIN TARBOX Of Streom Beds Back row left to right: Iris Friedrichsen, Jane Dor- mady. Nancy Burger, Connie Christiansen. Mary Odegard, Ronald Jorgensen, Rilla Fullerton, Ger- ald Peppers, Beverly Kunhart, Arlys Lundgren, Patricia Kadlecek. Carol Bischoff, Donna Safford. Joyce Swab, Nanette Tritz. Front row left to right: Patricia Brumwell, Bonnie Goodall, Dick Buck, Coral Coffey, Helen Bagby, Joyce Lucas. Quill ond Scroll President Vice President Secretary Social Chairman Sponsors New members of the HHS Chapter of Quill and Scroll, National Honorary So- city for High School Journalists, were chosen from the Tiger paper, annual, and business staffs, and received pins at an initiation ceremony later in the year. Miss Wava Larsen, adviser of the An- nual staff, announced that Nan Tritz, jun- ior editor of the staff, was chosen from her department, and Ralph Roy, business staff adviser, named Ronnie Jorgenson, busi- ness manager, and Gerald Peppers, one of the advertising managers, from his staff. From the paper staff, adviser Miss Kathleen Cone submitted the following names: Carol Bischoff, Nancy Burger, Con- nie Christiansen, Pat Kadlecek, Beverly Richard Buck Coral Coffey Bonnie Goodall Helen Bagby Mr. Ralph Roy Miss Kathleen Cone Miss Wava K. Larsen Kunhart, Arlys Lundgren, and Mary Ode- gard. Requirements for nomination include being in the upper third of the class scho- lastically, and the students picked from the annual and business staffs must do outstanding work in their particular field. From the Tiger paper staff, where a writ- ing background is necessary, the students must show considerable writing ability, as well as interest, outstanding work, and high grades. After making their selections, the ad- visers send the names of these students to the national office in Chicago for ap- proval. In addition, the members of the paper staff must submit two of their stories for study and approval. ninety-five By Staking Claims Left to right: Coral Coffey, Miss Frances Tait, Faculty Advisor: Gerald Peppers, Helen Bagby, Patricia Snow, Jim Zurbrigen, Bruce Allen, Miss Wilma Bliss, Faculty Adviser: Donna Saitiorcl. National Honor Society Presidents l. . Vice Presidents .. Secretary-Treasurer Sponsors . All Seniors in the upper third of their class scholastically are eligible for elec- tion to the National Honor Society. In addition to scholastic standing, a student must have nigh character, leadership in the classroom and extra curricular activ- ities, must have given noted work to the high school in at least one field of activity, and have attended Huron High for at least one year. The final election of candidates is made by the school faculty and the present members of the society. The mem- bership is kept down to fifteen per cent of the Senior Class. The National Honor Society is a nation- wide organization. Each local chapter must have a definite project each year. National Honor Society directed a drive .. James Zurbrigen . . Gerald Peppers Donna Salford Miss Wilma Bliss lVliss Frances Tait to help the children in Europe by sponsor- ing a European student. Bruce Allen, Helen Bagby, Coral Coffey, Gerald Peppers, Donna Saiford, Patty Snow, and Jim Zurbrigen, who comprise five per cent of the senior class, were initi- ated last fall. Former members of the Huron Chapter of the honor society who initiated the new members included Esther Warkenthien, Gene Sibley, Ruth Buck, Tom Carroll, Jeannine Wiley, Don R. Schultz, and Mary Anderson. Immediately following the ini- tiation which was held at the home of Miss Frances Tait, a dinner was given at the airport for the new members. This spring an additional ten per cent of the senior class will be chosen to round out the membership of the organization. ninety-six To acquire the distinction of being an For Golden Nuggets Bock row left to right: Jim Welter, Morton Friedman. Don Hook. Glen Anderson, Jim Zurbrigen, James Montgomery. Fourth row left to right: Marlene Murphy, Iris Fried- riehsen, Beverly Kunhart. Patricia Snow, Patricia Kadlecek, Coral Coffey, Paul Flanagan, Gerald Peppers, Bruce Allen, Jim McDonell, Gale Butter- field. Third row left to right: Joyce Rcinartz, Velma H4-gg, Mary Odcgard, Gloria Anderson, Joyce Lucas, A The students of Huron High School who have outstanding scholastic ratings make up an organization called the A Club. MA Club member, a student must have an A average on his report card for at least one six weeks period during the school year. An A average means a person carrying four subjects must have at least three A's and one B, or if carrying live subjects, have four A's and one B. Special privileges have been awarded A Clubbers to encourage good Work and grades among Huron High students. Those on AU Club or Honorable Mention may leave school the sixth period during the six weeks they obtain their eligible grades. A Club members are exempted from Hnal examinations in the classes they maintain an A average. ninety-Seven Donna Safford, Helen Bagby, Janet Banko. Joyce Swab, Nanette Tritz, LaJune Randell. Second row left to right: Nadine Lyman. Shirley Jo- hannes, Darlene Mann, Blossom Splitek. Shirley Gosch, Jack Platt, John Sauer, Jim Buck, Connie Christiansen, Patty Brandt, Front row left to right: Margaret Ritchey, Norma Borah. Palty Brumwell, Barbara Habel, Kathryn Kiel. Donna Hoaglund, Arlys Lundgren, Dorothy Scheidegger, Ilene Brocr. Club H v-er: :asv , . ::.-:ffl ll Members li 5 siznions 4, 1 Bruce Allen Connie Christiansen Iris Fl'IC'Cll'lCllS0l1 Joyce Lucas .Iaines lVleDonell Donna Sallorcl .loycc Svrah Glen Anderson Paul Flanagan Don Hook Beverly Kunharl Arlys Lundgren Blossom Splilek Pat Brandt 7' Voral Cotley Shirley Gosch Nadine L-yinan Marlene Murphy Patty Snow James Znrbrigen Gloria Anderson Morton Friedman Patricia Kadlecek Don Kutil Mary Odegard Nan Tritz SOPHOMORES Willard Anderson Jimmy Buck Donna Hoagland Kathryn Kiel LaJune Randell Norma Borah Barbara Habel Shirley Johannes Carol Paye Joyce Reinartz John Sauer . ..., ,..., ' it-.tts '1111:-.11111-:::::::::: ':::: With The Prospectors 4 amfmhi Q? . -:U - if if Boys' Stoters -- Girls' Stoters Left to right: Iris Fi'iedi'ichsen, Coral Coffey, Laura Zuibriguii. Gerald Peppers, Bruce Allen. Jim Heiigvlfelt, Henry Bonne-mann, Dick Buck. Jim lVleDunell,1ind Donna Sal'l'oi'ci. l Key Club--Tiger Kiwcinicns Hack row left to right: Scott Dexter, Advise-rg James Frzint row left to right: Clarence Daniel, Gerald Pep- lVl0l1lEOITN:'l'y, Dick Sivert, Bob Olson, Harold pers. Paul Skvaril, Dick Platt, Henry Bonnemann, Hanson, Bruce Allen, Gene Jacoby, Jim Welier, .lim Zurbrigen, Jim McDonell, Ralph Stewart, Jim Buck, John Platt. Morton Friedman. ninety-eight Agn? .7lze Sreamd C I N D E X7 62 9?- X I nl , xi Cook, Lois 41, 65. In Swift Curren A Aleson, Betty 47, 58, 68. Allen, Br uce, 27, 51, 59, 64, 66, 75 87, 88, 92, 96, 97, 98. Allen, Ca rol 45, 46, 47, 59, 65. Allen, Eva 47, 62. Allen, Jacqueline 47. Allen, Mr. Lewis 22. Amacher, Hazel 47, 59. Ambacher, Clyde 27, 58. Anderson, Arnold 28, 62. Anderson, Audree 28, 58. Anderson, Glen D. 41, 97. Anderson , Gloria 40, 41, 58, 65, 97. Anderson, Keith 45, 47, 59. Anderson Anderson Armstron , Oliver 41. , Willard 45, 47. g, Keith 45, 47. Arndt, Darlene 41, 59, 62, 65. Arndt, Jim 47, 69, 77, 80. Bagby, H B elen 28, 54, 61, 64, 65, 93, 95, 96, 97. Bailey, Miss Vera 18, 40. Baker, Bob 28. Baker, Lyle 47, 58, 63. Bales, Bob 27. Bales, Larry 55, 62, 84. Bandleman, Herbert 28. Banko, Janet 47, 59, 64, 65, 97. Bartholow, Roger 47, 51, 77, 81. , 76, 78, 79, Brun, Nick 47, 77. TS Buchanan, Joyce 41, 59, 62. Buck, Dick 3, 30, 52, 59, 74, 75, 78, 84, 90, 95, 98 Buck, Jim 45, 46, 47, 59, 77, 81, 97, 98. Burger, Nancy 41, 54, 59, 60, 61, 64, 65, 82, 95 Burnett, Merle 41. Bush, Warren 26, 30, 64, 66. Butterfield, Gale 30, 58, 97. Calvert, John 41, 58. Campbell, Delbert 41, Campbell, Mrs. R. N. Carlson, June 41, 63. Case, Gene 30, 62, 74, 75, Chase, Wilma 47, 58, 69. Champlin, Robert 47. Chapman, Marlys 41, 59, 62, 65. Christensen, Milroy 41. 76, 78, 79, 93. Christensen, Stewart 3, 30, 53, 59, 64, 68, 69, 73 Christensen, VerDella 47. Christiansen, Constance 30, 54, 59, 64, 65. 66 95, 97. Clarambeau, Avis 47. Claymore, Mr. John 17. Cleveland, David 47. Cleveland, Elizabeth 41, 62, 65. Coffey, Coral 2, 26, 30, 52, 58, 64, 65, 66, 93, 95 96, 97, 98. Cooley, Mary Jean 30, 56, 57, 59, 65, 68, 69, 98 Collins, Marlene 45, 47, 59, 65, 69, 83. Cone, Miss Kathleen E. 18, 46. Baseman, Eleanor 47. Beadles, Jo Ann 41, 59, 62, 64, 65, 82. Behrends. Gaylene 41. Bell, Mr. G. G. 16, 51. Bennett, Patty 28, 56, 57, 62. Benson, Mr. B. M. 17. Best, Jackie 40, 41, 51, 59. Best, Joan 28, 58, 59, 65. Bischoff, Beverly 28, 59, 64. 65, 66, 93. Bischoff, Carol 41, 44, 54, 59, 64, 65, 66, 82, 95 Bittner, Beverly 28. Blair, Earl 41. Bliss, Miss Wilma 18, 40, 58, 96. Bloodgood, Kenny 28. Bonnemann, Henry 26, 29, 59, 64, 66, 74, 75, 76 78, 79, 92, 93, 94, 98. Boone, Donna 47. Boos, Thelma 29, 56, 57, 64, 65. Borah, Lois 47. Borah, Norma 47, 59, 65, 83, 97. Bottomley, Phyllis 29, 56, 57, 62. Bowder, Bob 29, 57. Bowder, Mr. G. R. 22. Bowen, Marilyn 29, 54, 59, 62. Boyd, Don 46, 47. Boyd, Joyce 29, 64, 65. Boyd, Verna 29. Brandt, Patricia 29, 62, 97. Briscoe, Miss Laura 18, 26. Broer, Ilene 41, 61, 64, 65, 66, 97. Brown, Miss Dona S. 18, 46, 56. Brumwell, Patricia 2, 29, 52, 58, 65, 95, 97. Brun, Jim 29, 62, 64, 66. Corcoran, Madelyne 62, 65. Cowie, Clara 30, 59, 69. Cowing, Wanda 47, 65, 83. Cranston, Jack 30, 62, 64,75, 76, 93. Cranston, Joan 31, 51, 56, 57. Curtis, Elaine 31, 56, 57, 59, 64, 65, 73, 93. D Dailey, Joe 41, 75, 76. Daniel, Clarence 45, 46, 47, 58, 68, 69, 74, 77, 80 Daniels, Lowell 41, 53, 64. Danielson, Carol 41. Davidson, Darlene 47. Davies, Dorothy 41, 54, 58, 65, 82. Davies, Miss Marion 18. Davis, Charlotte 47, 59. Davis, Mary 31, 59, 69. Day, Mr. C. W. 22. Decker, Beulah 47. Decker, Vivian 41, 62. DeGeest, Boyd 41, 62. Deist, Barbara 47. Dempster, Marlin 41, 62, 64. Devick, Donald 31. De Vries, Herbert 31. Dexter, Mr. G. S. 18, 26, 98. Dickinson, Janeth 47, 62. Dillman, Clyde 41, 55, 59. Dormady, Jane 2, 31, 52, 56, 57, 59, 62. 73, 82 87, 89, 92, 95. Dormandy, Jim 31, 62, 75, 76, 78, 99. Dotson, Mr. Jasper 18. one hundred one F By Ponn Duresky, Loretta 41, 44, 62. Dybdahl, Rose Marie 41, 54, 59, 64, 65, 68, 69. Dynes, Terry 47, 58, 69. E Eddy, Raymond 41, 68, 69. 73, 77. Edler. Lucian 31. Eid, Marvin 47. Elgethun, Mr. J. H. 19. Elliot, Mr. G. E. 21. Erickson, Leonard 31. Erickson, Le Roy 47. Erling, Donald 27. Errett, Mr. Dale 19, 26, 74, 77, 81. Evans, Russell 31. Eckman, Alois 41. Fairbank, Helen 41, 44, 59, 68, 69, 82, 83. Ferguson, Joy 41, 59, 63, 64, 65, 66. Fingerson, Ronold 47, 58. Flanagan, Paul 40, 41, 44, 52, 58, 62, 64, 74, 75, 80, 97. Flolo, John 32. Flolo, Tom 32. Foresman, Phyllis 32, 56, 57. French, Jack 41. Freske. Delores 41, 63. Friedman, Morton 41, 44, 58, 64, 66, 75, 76, 78, 79, 97, 98. Friedrichsen, Iris 2, 32, 52, 92, 94, 95, 97, 98. Friese, Delores 47, 58, 65. Friese, Don 41, 58, 64, 66. Friese, Phyllis 41. Fuglsang, Mary Jean 41. Fullerton, Rilla 32, 52, 58, 62, 64, 65, 66, 95. G Gamber, Joan 47, 65. Garber, David 41, 59. Gardner, John 47, 58. Gardner, William 41, 51, 64. Geiger, Don 32, 56, 57, 64. Geiger, Joyce 46, 47, 59, 69. George, Marilyn 42, 59, 68, 69. Geyerrnan, Peter 42, 77. Gilland, Joyce 42. Glanzer, Delores 32, 62, 65. Glazier, Eugene 42. Gleason, Lila 47. Golubickas, Verdis 47, 64, 65, 83. Goodall, Bonnie 32, 54, 59, 94, 95. Gosch, Shirley 32, 56, 57, 82, 97. Graham, Dick 47, 55. Gray, Carol 42, 65. Greeno, Mr. Woody 19, 74, 75, 76. Greeves, Mrs. Ruth 19. Grimm, Joan 32. Gross, Arlene 47. Gross, Esther 47. Gross, LaVonne 42, 63, 64, 65, 66, 82. Grothe, Mr. E. C. 16, 17. ng Go I cl Habel, Barbara 47, 58, 64, 65, 83. 97. Halter, Le Roy 42. Hansen Carol 47 59 65 83 Hansonz Harold 42, 44, Sa, 62, 64, 66, 75, 76 78, 79, 98. Hanson, James 33, 59, 62. Harlow, Miss Dana 19. 26. 59. Hase, Ann 42, 59, 64, 65, 68, 69, 82. Haugen, Ardis 33, 62, 82. Heckenliable, Harvey 47. Hedblom, June 33, 54, 59, 64, 65, 93, 94. Hegg, Don 33, 62, 93, 94. Hegg, Velma 33, 65, 93, 94. Hengelfelt, Laura 33, 62, 98. Hershman, Neal 42. Hetlinger, Jack 47, 58. Hoaglund, Donna 45, 47, 51, 52, 59, 64, 65, 97 Hofer, Bruce 33, 62, 75, 78, 79. Hofer, Floyd 47, 77, 80. Hofer, Goldie 33, 65. Hook, Donald 42, 59, 97. Hopper, Beverly 42, 62, 64, 65, 82. Howard, Rita 33, 51, 59, 62, 64, 65, 66. Hutchinson, JoAnn 42, 58, 64, 65. Hyde, Robert 33, 75. Ibis, Clifford 47, 59. Ibis. Loretta 47. Irving, Beverly 45, 47, 65. J Jacoby, Gene 45, 47, 51, 77, Jewett, Ila Faye 35, 65. Johannes, Shirley 47, 58, 65, Johnson, Arline 34. Johnson, Don 75, 76. Johnson, Lucille 42. Johnson, Nancy 47. Johnson, Shirley 47, 65, 83. Johnson, Johnston Virginia 34, 59, 64, , Laurence 42, 77. Johnston, Margaret 47. Jorgensen, Phyllis 34, 56, 57, Jorgensen, Ronald 3, 26, 34, 95. K Kadlecck, Patricia 42, 44, 54, 97. Kaiser, Miss Jessie 19. Karstens, Jim 34. Karstens, Marlene 47, 59, 64, Kasperson, Dean 34. Kauth, Richard 47. Kearns, Mr. J. R. 19. Keelin, Jim 42, 77, 84. Kiel, Kathryn Ann 45, Kludt, Alvin 56, 57. Kludt, Beverly 47. Knickrehm, Jon 42. one hundred two 80, 98. 97. 65. 64, 65. 53, 54, 59, 64, 65 58, 68, 69, 73, 95 65, 66, 83. 47, 52, 58, 64, 97. To Secure Wealth Knutz, Dorothy 34, 62, 65. Kohlman, Dean 44. Koppert, Carolyn 42, 62, 65. Kouf, Dorothy 34, 57. Krause, Bud 42, 44, 64, 66, 77. Kruse, Bill 47. Kruse, Bob 42, 64, 75. Krutzfeldt, Ervin 42, 55, 62. Kunhart, Beverly 42, 51, 54, 58, 64, 97. Kutil, Don 42, 76, 98. L La Fee, Glen 42, 62, 64, 75, 76, 80. La Fee, Viola 48, 58. Lang, Mr. A. J. 6, 7, 16, 17. Larsen, Mrs. Walter 17. Larsen, Miss Wava K. 19, 40, 52. Lemmer,Bill 48, 55, 77. Leonard, Myrna 42, 65. Lewallen, Ada 42, 58, 62. Lewallen, Ann 42, 58, 68, 69, 73, 82. Lewallen, Mrs. Ruth 20. Lien, Lyle 42, 62, 75, 76, 78, 79. Linderman, Norma 48, 69. Link, Marjorie 48, 65, 83. Loeifelbein, Dean 42, 44, 62, 75, 76, 80. Lucas, Joyce 34, 52, 59, 64, 73, 82, 93, 95, 97. Lundberg, Gaylord 42. Lundgren, Arlys 42, 54, 59, 64, 65, 66, 95, 97. Lundgren, Don 35, 75, 76. Lyman, Nadine 35, 59, 62, 97. Lyman, Shirley 48. Lynch, Delores 42, 62, 63, 82. M Madsen, Marilyn 35, 54, 58, 60. Magnusen, Virgil 42. Mann, Darlene 46, 48, 59, 64, 65, 83, 97. Manning, Mary Ellen 42, 59, 62, 65. Manolis, Markey 9 Marone, Marone, Marone Cleo 42, 54, 59, 64, 65. Bill 58, 59, 77. Betty 48. Charleen 42. Jacqueline 48. Marso, Beverly 45, 48, 63, 65, 83. Matson, Elizabeth 42, 44, 58, 65, 68, 69, 82. Mayer, Marjorie 42. Mayberry, Bob 27. McDonald, Wayne 48, 55. McDonell, Jim 35, 59, 64, 66, 73, 90, 92, 97, 98 McFadden, Carolyn 40, 42, 68, 69. McKay, Miss Catherine 15, 20. McManus, Bill 35, 56, 57. McNutt, Francis 35, 62, 64, 66, 75, 76, 84, 93. Meierbachtol, Cal 45, 48, 77. Meink, Ivan 42. Mentzel, Harlan 48. Meyers, Gladyce 35, 62. Meyers, Marlene 48, 65. Molander, Marie 35, 54, 59, 62. Montgomery, James 26, 35, 55, 92, 97, 98. Morrill, Geraldine 42, 65. Motchenbacher, Curtis 36. 65, 66, 95, Mueller, Gloria 36, 59, 63. Mueller, Lois 48, 51, 58, 64, 65, 83. Muilenburg, Phyllis 48. Munkirs, Robert 48. Murphy, Marlene 36, 58, 68, 69, 73, Murphy, Phillip 48. N Neiffer, Alvina 48, 59. Nelson, Mr. Ben 20, 55. Nelson, Marilyn 45, 46, 48, 59, 65. Neuhart, Merlin 42. Nielson, Jane 42, 54, 59, 65, 82. 92, 93, 97 Nielson, Jeanette 40, 42, 44, 59, 65, 82. Niifeneggar, Ramona 42, 62. Noteboom, Luella 40, 42. Nottestad, Marilyn 42, 58, 59, 69. O Odegard, Mary 43, 54, 58, 68, 69, 82, 95, 97. Oerlline, Mr. J. W. 17. O'Ha1leron, Sally 48, 59, 63. Oliva, Corrine 48, 59. Olson, Avis 26, 36, 56, 57, 64, 65, 82, 90, 93, 94 Olson, Robert 45, 48, 58, 64, 80, 98. Ondricek, Myron 48. O'Neal, Iris 48, 65. Orr, Jean 36, 51, 65, 73, 82, 90, 94. Osman, Gene 43, 44, 51, 64, 66, 77, 78, 79. Ostrander, JoAnne 48, 58, 65. P Pageler Keith 36, 55. ' Patrick, Leanne 43, 58, 65, 68, 69. Paye, Carol 48, 52. Peek, Mr. Harry 22. Peppers, Gerald 3, 36, 53, 64, 66, 68, 93, 95, 96, 97, 98. Peterson, Bonita 58, 59. Piper, Macy 48. Plate, Ronald 45, 77, 81. Platt, John 43, 53, 68, 69, 73, 97, 98. Platt, Richard 36, 75, 76, 84, 93, 98. Pollock, Marlene 43, 57, 58, 68, 69, Pollock, Ronald 27. Polly, Jacqueline 36, 56. Poulisse, Marvilla 48. Privatt, Don 43. R Randall, La June 48, 52, 97. Ranney, Lyle 43. Rawlings, Laurence 43, 64. Reinartz, John 43. Reinartz, Joyce 48, 59, 68, 69, 73, 97. Reintsma, Marleen 36, 54, 59, 62. Reitsma, Berniece 48. Reutter, Mr. D. C. 20, 46, 51, 61. Rice, Georgia 48, 69. Richard, Ronnie 37, 76. Ritchey, Miss Alice 20, 62. 69, 73, 92 73. Ritchey, Margaret 45, 48, 58, 68, 69, 97. one hundred three With Fortune Hunters Ritter, Mary 37, 59, 62. Roberts, Charles 37. Rodman, Duane 37, 84. Rogers, Clifton 48, 62, 77. Rohrer, Curtis 48. Roush, Bonnie 37, 62. Roush, Mr. F. 22. Roy, Mr. Ralph 20, 40, 53, Ruhlman, Mrs. Vivien 20, 46. Ryland, Mary Jean 43, 64, 65, 66, 68, 69, 73. Safford, Donna 37, 54, 59, 64, 65, 66, 82, 92, 95, 96, 97, 98. Sandberg, Mary Ann 43, 62, 65. Sauer, Mr. J. P. 17. Sauer, John 48, 59, 61, 77, 97. Sawyer, Miss Ruth 21. Scheideggar, Dorothy 43, 62, 97. Schmidt, Jim 43, 64, 66, 75, 76, 80. Schrader, Jo Ann 43, 58, 63. Schrader, Lloyd 27. Schroeder, Esther 43. Sherman, Leatrice 43, 82, 83. Sherman, Phyllis 37, 56, 57, 59, 64, 65, 66, az Shepersky, Richard 48, 64. Sievert, Richard 43, 64, 75, 76, 80, 98. Simonette, Miss Lillian 21, 26. Skinner, Elaine 43, 44, 59. Skinner, Myron 27. Skvaril, Paul 26, 37, 59, 64, 68, 69, 73, 98. Smalley, Lorraine 37, 62. Smalley, Norma 48, 83. Smith, Janis 45, 48, 64, 65, 66, 68, 69. Smith, Robert 43, 62. Smith, Stephanie 48, 58, 68, 69. Snedigar, Phoebe Jean 37, 56. Snow, Cleo 48, 59, 64, 65, 69. Snow, Patty 38, 59, 64, 65, 66, 96, 97. Splitek, Blossom 43, 58, 97. Sprang, Wendell 38, 62, 84. Stahl, Dale 43, 75, 76, 80. Stam, Roseann 48, 83. Stanfield, Edith 48. Stewart, Ralph 43, 58, 61, 64, 66, 68, 69, 98. Stolz, Aldora 38. Stratman, Erwin 43. Stratman, Leonard 38, 55. Strutz, Richard 38, 75, 76. Suckstorff, Dale 38, 58, 62, 64, 66, 75, 76, 78, 79 Swab, Joyce 38, 54, 60, 61, 95, 97. Swain, Wilda 38, 63. Swanson, Bill 43. Swanson, Richard 38, 56, 57, 62, 64, 66. Swanson, Thomas 38. Swett, Frankie 48, 51, 59, 64, 65. T Tait, Miss Francis 21, 46, 96. Tarbox, Marvin 39, 54, 64, 66, 75, 93, 94. Thedorff, Jim 48, 68. Thielan, Mr. P. J. 17. Timm, Delores 43, 59, 82. Timm, Ida Mae 46, 48, 59, 65, 83. Timm, Joy 48, 69. Timm, Kenneth 43. Tobin, Beverly 40, 43, 52, 58, 61, 82, 83. Tollefson, Mrs. Gunda 21, 63. Trebian, John 48, 55. Tritz, Nan 43, 52, 58, 60, 61, 64, 65, 82, 83, 95, 97 Trusler, Chloe 43, 64, 65. Tschetter, Annie 43. Tschetter, Marie 39. Tschetter, Diana 48. Tschetter, Wanda 48, 69, 83. Turcotte, Rosalta 43, 59. Urquhart, Donna 39, 56, 57, 59, 65. V Vance, Mrs. Cora 21, 40. Van Tour, Jacqueline 48, 59, 64, 65, 69. Venables, Courtney 48, 59, 63. Vilhauer, Leona 48. Vilhauer, Richard 27. Volz, Phyllis 43, 59, 64, 65, 69. W Wahl, Frank 43, 62, 77. Waldner, Dorothy 48, 62. Waldner, Francis 39. Waldron, James 39. Wallman, Helen 39. Walsh, Mr. Milton 17. Walter, Betty 43, 82. Walter, Orville 39. Walz, Darleen 43. Wangness, Frank 27. Weber, Mildred 43, 59. Webster, Jim 39, 84. Wells, Juanda 48, 58, 64, 65, 66, 83. Wells, Nelva 43, 59, 65, 82. Welsh, Estella 43, 58, 68, 69, 82. Welter, Jim 40, 43, 44, 51, 58, 75, 97, 98. Wetrich, Charles 43, 75, 76. Wheeler, Alice 48. Wickham, Charles 39. Wickham, Laura 43, 65, 82. Williams, Mr. Don 21, 74, 80. Windherst, Joanne 43, 59. Winkle, Curtis 43, 68, 69, 73. Wipf, Delores 43. Wipf, Melvin 43, 59. Wolner, Mrs. Thelma 82, 83. Young, Carol 43, 54, 59. Z Zell, Veda 43, 58. Zeller, Mr. Bill 22. Zwanzigger, Merna 43, 62. 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