Huron High School - Tiger Yearbook (Huron, SD)

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iDEDlCATlONi Euth ymr The Tiger Yearbook Sniff pays hmmr m 0110 who has given signifimnt Service to the school. The mngihic vvidvnco of this honor is ihi- 'eurhonk; the in- tangible is the affection and esteem hit by tlw Ilumn High School members for one who has given himscif without stint to advance the noble purposrs of the schuul. This ymr we pay iribute m a mcmlwr who has rendered devoted SCI'ViCE l0 llllnliirolls prOfCSSiOnRI organizations. Because hc heiicvcs in the power of organized teachers to heltur education, he has served i h i i pruFt-ssimml hudios mi 21 levels - GEORbE 6le NER BELL locals, state, national, and internu- timmL Loyal to tho traditions of his horitago, he carries rvspunsibilitics with inivgriiy. wisdom, and faithfulness, Impatient only wiih cunt and hypocrisy hf' is of great goudness to those with whom he iaimrs. Their problems are his, thL'ir sufferings he makes his own, and thcir cure his only concern, A multitude are Messed with his friendship, counsel and encourage- nwni illUllg tho way, because it is his life he shares with them. willing to 51301111 and he S'pvnt. Thoro is no guile in him-only a spirit of inter simplicity within, u humility uf heart, a quiet humur that m-ver iuils him and always helps us. Modest in demeanor, generous in spirit, devoted to education, loyal in Huron High School, George CiIInc-r Bell is a worthy recipient of the Dediculory' Award for 1956. 45k-

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Yonrlumk Slill'l' .II N!UII Y'IIJHVIHS SIHHUX HHHIHLHKIII HIHIHR HUUI' 511 1 x 1IHIIlI l1 IH'lll HfH-II'I'KR lll IN ll S'I'l's HUX XX DUILIX HHLl1H 1l HN SUPIHJMHTEIC l-JDITURS lIXIH IHKMA HHF'I'I K Id 171 Hi RININHSS MAV XHHRS IHHI UKD HRI.S IUIICS .H'IWHW SONJA VENABLES I-ZHI'I'HH IV CHIEF LYNN VJAGNER XXV H'IA I'IC EIJI'YHH DOLORES THIELEN XXNK'I VI'E EDITOR VONETA DE VRIES ASH K'lATF. Em'nm SONJA ERICKSON ASSUCIATE EDITOR SANDRA SOMSEN A SSUCIATE EDITOR ANDREW ELLWEIN ROBERT SAUER KAREN NELSON SPORTS EDITOR SPORTS EDITWR S'I'RVF NRTIST