z! 7 eh, Huron, South Dakota 7 6 md EH Tm eH .n T vp'rv ?wt om mm m Hi my now 3mm High St'izmi Duigmvw duvmg the Summer Hi i966 A Glance at the Past- As We Move Ahead Living in the mid-20th Century, we find ourselves in the midst of a taste movmg epoch. Unrest is the setting, We experience and are subjected to the troubles of the times It is the age of the war in Viet Nam, of riots and marches, of political hazards and afflictions of nature. Confident that we can overcome, we are optimistic. Exemplifying this spirit, are our youth-young adults preparing to meet the demands of tomorrow- students. such as those at Huron High School. The graduating Class of 1967 marks the end of an educational era in Huron. Hundreds of students have played the essential roles in recording thlS history of their scholastic and extracurricular education. This is their story, as they themselves enacted it. Nostalgically, we transport ourv selves into the spirit of the past to see how students thought before us and what glorious heights they attained. Looking back, we reminisce the beautil ful and exciting moments and the dis- couraging. Realizing that it has been an era of success, we move ahead . . i 5th ? Harknr denotes Sitr'of Huron 5 lust pubhc srhcoi :--e muu gvazv mg mug , t t : . - tchkraw tin: :Fw.-' Hm nr' , z n t t- Hut, mwddlefuw mm H .m a - 1r NM 1 v w u q t s , : t t t H t irunxvuw w n Y t b atrium g memw M Education Has Early Beginning H rs !8230 The led day; are ended Herr: OH this sod shantyrdotted prame, a now way of M - .5 begw nmg Towns ngm to :prmg up mmg mu pmms and 50C! t'aHS ONO Of these. vRag Towm named for Rs unusual number of tents ah eady has. ,; SCNOO1 house and 15 smmars of dH ages. sues and grades in 1881. INCH; are now 137 Chudvcm of schoot age wwth accommadatwons for Only 54 Rag Towyw How Hurorv, opens the year 82 Mm three senoow mmdmgs, on;- a for me. sawoom wt l5 July 2. 1884 At this earwy age 0: tom. Huron vs made the educalmn center of mu Terry tory of Dakota m that vt has been selected as the bwrthplace' of the South Dakota Educatron A57 SCIDBUQY'W Huron's graduating mass numbers nme at the ma commemcemont on Friday JUNE 3 1887, at VVCGvanU Opera House 1889 brings compuxsary Pducatwon for 1014 year Olds Thwteen teachpv s hegm teachmg m the three Schoots for $32 a month iSorfy. but we must pay you ms month wwth produce t In the spnng of '94, students spend 4 cents for a Leach- erts gift and 10 cents for a class recept-on par- tIaHy pald for from Hnes coHected for Chewmg gum and usmg swang The century changes progress uormnues For ' Wag Townr the Dromlsels growth m Mu 0'1886 tm: Hurnn Beam oo Eduua m mt wvth gontracior 4 c amongooa am Mme mu Ecru: m. a mAN sLnuumouse at $10000 av Dcmwnluv me man 5mm sweet was commuted mmgmouu m rm v ;, ; Mate Teouy Poosev Day m 1889 ,um as y hadw; me mowe town 5552 ms xo hear wunam 42 rigs Bryan mexom me bouom picture wax mm wooxmg south on Dakota Aw rm undy Huumwuu Day cmelnar mm a parade througr WM Tm v uw s of Dakota AW uetwepn Svcurvd and mm blroets The 1915 Kocmau :EdSUH Was Newman by me 595mm Flu nevercnexess, m- team Came bank strong when mom glarted Emu dawned thew cppunEnts m 3H three schemned games Because they amen dun wan mom; game : than any 3mm team n the state we Tugrl a Wmmed Hm champxoush-p Orga'ulsa Uy speum rrquesl forsn. cum ynaveu a tremendous SuLcess umexe Chm rwssed m nawe Thevnd Roharn: Awm Kass Mary Teen Years-WW L Several Firsts l'he Hurm'v ngn smoox buwdmg commevea awn: muuem m the leenyears s Shown here before um addmon of moorewm mrlh wmg the annex and paved sweets tertammsnl dunng mo wvmcv of 1917 mp umm- Audxences rmgmgwt W Whnh ?hsy hem, mt rm, Hawanan vuL-hnws mm curerzam Left In ngm cavsoh warm Amuqm av 11 r Nehna Hm at Huron High The hmerthe teen years The auto mobHe begms to be the common means of tramspovtanon 1n 1915, Huron H1gh Schom becomes the fvrst school m the state to have a complete orgamzatuon of student government The faH 0f '167 The first school newg, papen The Tiger. 15 oublrshed.Pau1Chns- tensen 1s juSt begmmng to show an mterest m muSIC Apnl 51 1917 Actmg on the recomr mendatlon of Pres1dent Wuson Congress declares war on Germany Now we care about the Kaiserrwe'll make the world safe for democracy. Buy Liberty Bonds! Thwteen Huron High Schom boys g0 mm workmgfortheboyshgmmgovermthetrenches the multary serwce Ten of the boys 1eave Back home the Class of 1918 has the honor and dis Huron m Troup NC; A serwce flag hangs m tmchon of puttingout the fnst yearbook,the Wvgwam The the studynau staff beheves m bemg thoroughly Westernihence the Begmhmg as a rmnor war between hame, Austna and Serbia. the f1ghtmg has become A faculty basketbaH team Asorgamzed W 19191 and the a world struggle 1H whmh 29 nabons are hrst Junior-Semor banquet 15 held In the hwgh schoolgymr engaged Huron vah School g1r15 do thelr naswum Then the boys return the Kaiser is kaput, parle part by pmmg the Red Cross Cum and vous! First Tiger Day Sparks Kenneth Hoover Harem Marqms mam x Harald eramora. Conrad Con Lawrence snendan, F9 WaShaDaugh. Sam pemn A :ampbelh ch Frank Caffey mpetmg mm 42 omev Chamoxcnsmp mam from Lhrougham the natmr H mm .wa, tr. 0w serw hmaWS and hvoupxht ronal Easkelball Taumament herd m cmcagn m 1927 Huran ngh Schom was iammate m havmg tms manuav xrammg aepartmem , xavgest ano besteQmDued m we state Gaiety of ttRoaring Twenties Tar lSBOr Dmge mm: mrn Num- vow H s new post war The country XS Ured aftev the: effort Of hghtmg World Wart A dark dOud Of mfxatton and wow wages hovers over our natmn Huron Hugh Schoorschemwstvy, domestvc SOOWCE. gas engmet manual trammg. physwomgyt and agrwcmture departments all bemefrt from the SmtthrHughes Fund m 1920. of which H H 8 receives the Xargest appropriation At the Same tune a new Mbrary offers. knowledge m all areas 1928 matks the first annual nger Day Of Huron ngh Schom Vt begms BK 7 3O Fnday mght wwth a roarmg bonhre at the rear of the School. Fonowmg the bormrev students wmd their way through mam street m a cheermg snake dance and the nger May, Be an Optmst; ws presented Saturday's actwvmes are marked by a QED meetmg featuring the Crownlng of the Tiger Day Queen, Hewen Costam Each class has a favante daughr ter. but the jUrNOrS seH the most tickets to the football game thus electmg thelr candtdate Next comes the game matchmg the Tigers and the Watertown Arrows Atthough the T-gers are de- feated, 1970 they Wm the good wm of Watertown and keep thew own school spmt A banquet, at whwch members Of the Watertown team are guests and dance follaw the game It wS 1929 The Country IS at the peak Of prOSr penty. the flnancwa! cmsws which dtstmtxy marks the end of the era and hetps 5pm the natwon mm the Great Depressmn comes m the as! week of October and soon the nanon Is m the gmps of de- Dresswon. Mwsa wtma :lhss a rnngrznhe vrg'nher q! me Huron Htgn smw tat mly SmHes m we ; me- a a WSDVGJSZarmqu pm we ByrcmcahmtvnWytng om, anrbgs WW, w mg- g i; m mgr 547mm MW maarmwwn :nr . mm WJaLMg -r k mwmm, w emandmg ermmm HUD u; an Jnkm .5 The Tareaaorsw a Spamstv Operetta presenteo m 1930 was cast mamly cf senor; n was accompamea by the schom orchestra and dvvecled by MISS Ida :vgrson Dust and Depression Hit Huron The Thirtles rone of the worst economic der pressions m mstory Is spreading over the country Prlces for the farmers crops have faHen betow the cost of producmg them factones are closmg, and mllhons have been throwm out Of work. 19327316 blackest Of the depressuon years Presudent Franklin Roosevelt guwdes through Con- gress a series of bxlls-the begmnmg of the New Deal program -d63Igned to end the hardsmps and to correct the causes of the plight, A year. two years chree years, mexorame continuance. year after year. In Huron It means grasshoppers, droughts and du st storms. 19357Preswdent Roosevelt establishes the Works Progress Admvmstratwon tWPAt m an effort to put peome to work and to help them preserve their SIGNS, Huron High School grows, 131 graduate m 1937 ahd165m1938 Two dictatorst AdoW HIUer m Germany and Benito MUSSOIKHI In ltaty, rouse their people to readiness for aggresswe war. They use emotional appeals, promtsing new territory and natvonal greatness m place of defeat and depressxon wt ws September, 1939. Work: War II begvns wma Wav w accourlen m, semaw ansence; from masses m we 40 5 SW: 24 Huror' Hugh Students aw svmred me Saw 5 Law m mm m m , mlntry Fnczmea here 5 an amvwms D1 H H s Nho serves m m: Umeo SYales Navy m W? South Pacmc Now a Vammar iace at H M s 6 Mr Hav'y npme. who u: turnPd om me war to became a WWW, of me facm w mmemarxeso s Chump; dancmR at a prom m the 'Fovtaes were Kane Mchoon and Hat'y Aames Audmy W915?! and Jack szcy Jarmt Swan nvvdGnrdqumu arm Emma MvAmanc Run p Me, 1940'S-Time of War, Peace, Change 19407Gay felt skull caps and army surplus pants are in. and Tommy Dorsey and Frank Sinatra are the most. Estabnshmemt of a Huron ngh Schoow chapter of the National Honor Socwety is announced m 1941. Company attention! Tramp, tramp, tramp, tramp. Off they go: the boys who carrwed books yesterday, carry Hfles today. TO theClass Of1942 You are the flrst class to graduate m World War H, The Way Of life of the AXIS nations and thaw Ideas are SO repugnant to us that we accept War rather than peace Pearl Harbor! Remember? Because of gas ramonmg and the Shortage of farm1abonthe 1943 Boy$18tate is CanCeHed. , K-rations! V-EDay! Hiroshim81V-J Day! We've won again! 1t vs 1945. Basketball 15 better than ever. To be remembered as one Of the greatest teams ever produced by H.HVS.. the 1945 Tiger: hmd Claim to the Class A basketbaH t1tle.Then Huron High School sees the end of a long battle. Seven hund red-twenty- eight former HJ-LS. students have been wounded and 30 KHled in World War H, That these honored dead shall not have died in vain.H Key Club begins at Huron ngh School in 147 1948786Cau56 OF severe polro conditvons. aH athletwcs, Teen Town. pep assemblies, and dances are Cancelled. By 1949, tvmes get better Sklrts Shorten the musxcjazzlev. The years march ahead m double time Huron High School Grows Physically n1leR l0E K4hldle a gvnwmg 0f almost Kwn m- Arena am: mwuums gm 0' m9 Atha has been and Academically Keepmg pace Is a Challenge m the fasrmowng decades of the 505 and 60's. Huron expands the mgh schom cumcmum to fwt the changmg world by adding courses Such as psychology e607 nomlcse international retatlonst advanced speech, drama, German, and for a time. Russxan. A wres- Hing team we added to the athletm program m 1958, for me first ttme in the hrstory 0F Huron My School. the nger basketbal! team goes through the season undefeated and on to vwctory m the State HAH Tournament. 'tTwemy- two Stranht m '58 Was the motto wh4ch boasted of the team's record and loyal fans supporteo the ngers with ems. $1gHS.aHd cheenng, Huron 15 represented at the World's Falr In New York durmg the Summer of 1965 by the Treble Clef and the Troubadc-vs. two H H.S, vocal muswc groups. A Huron schoow system of seven grade schools. schools for the handlcappede and a JUV moreSemor High School. ws evidenced by the mrdv 19605. Under constructxon In the southwest part of town in 1966-67 s a new Senior High School. The Class Of 1967e the last class to graduate from the present mgh school bundmg, :s proud to m, dude tms brief metory m the 1967 Trger yearbook as a tnbute to Our School The Aw Age was ewdenced m Huron quh School by an avrahow ciass wmcn was oMereu m cm- me 40 s and EaHy 505 Tne n strucmnMr Georges Belchelder tSDIcturedaltal Ieh Today. because 0! the threat of war we casemem nf me Senvov Hugh bwvamg houses a fauoul sneuer meme: Supches. and pmw smnsemugh m lwn wens Coach Cdrokj Hexer was gamed 5 me court by yua-VanK fans aha: ms unbeaKen ngevs won me 1958 State A' Champmnshlp ny crusnmgwmenown 54745 Table of Contents Dedication . . Faculty . . . Classes . . Academics . . . Activities . . Athletics , . . Highlights . .. ,p18 .,.p27 ,. p36 p88 . p98 p146 p 168 We Dedicate to You . . . No man can measure what has bee given us by you, Mr. Dab Errett, be- cause you deal in one of Mes intangi- blesAhigher learning for young adwts. It cannot be measured, but it is felt- felt in our yesterdays, todays, and tomorrows. As a stone forms ripples in the waters which widen and eventually cover the whole pond, so your influence ayso spreads and makes itself Felt, not only in student life but in adult life as we . To you, Mr. Errett, because you have iven so freel of your time and talents or the bene it of your students and their needs, we wish to dedicate the 1967 Tiger. i A. e WW :15 he served PH: natum wan W, u s o W Wang War u m rune years m age Administration . p. 22 Retirement . . . p. 26 Teachers ..... p. 27 The Office - l Mrsv Marie Campbell. Office Secretary PRINCIPAL'S MESSAGE The year 1967 WIN mark the end of an era: for the graduates of 1967 Will be the last class of Huron High Schom to Complete its schooling in the OTd building. Other pages In thisithe 1967 Tigerrwirl re- veal for each of its readers some of the eventsi some of the glory, some of the heartbreak-which through the years have grown to be the legend of the Huron Tiger. For many, this is a book filled with nostalgia: but it is also One which is resplendent with antici- pation For the students who look wuth pleasure to the new senior high school buildlng in 1967-68. We congratulate the staff which has worked so diligently to prepare this fine publication'just as we congratulate Individually each graduating senior who joins the ever-growmg ranks of proud Huron thh School Alumm. Mr. James Solon, Principal Center of Activity Schedules absence shps. planmng school actmt-es. and recordmg grades These are onwy a few of the many Jobs that are Carfled on m the Htgh School Office A new face m the office thns year :5 that Of the asswstdm pnnopal, Mr VeHyn Stotzt who handwes the work of the front desk. MISS EHen Thompson and Mrs. Mane CampbeH handle the book work of the school As the head of the school. Pnhcwpal James Sol- on, has been kept busy w-th mans for the bqumg of the new schobl and with the problems of the old schoow thh the help of these four people, Huron High runs On a smooth path dally. sts Ellen Thompson Office Secretary Mr. Verlyn Stotz Assistant Principal Board of Education, Superintendent MR. L. W. TURNWALL Superintendent Superintendent I. W, TumwaH oversees, directs. and manages all of the schooXs m the Huron School DIStHCt. He has faced the challeng- mg task of supervlsmg seven grade schools, the handicapped schools, and Junior and Sewer High Schools for the past three years. He xnstllls leadership, serv1ce, and strong Character m the student body. Among hls alms are the developing of Pugh moral and scholastic Starr cards, Thus he endeavors to promote self im- provement and the bulldxng of school spirit by His understanding and Interest m the students. Mr. TumwaH has made an tmpresswe record through his work, and plannmg of the new Senior High Schoolt which wtll Open next fall Mr, Milton Walsh assumes three posmons wwth the Huron Public Schools, beahng the titles of Business Manager of the Huron School Dbstrlct, Manager of the Huron Arena. and Clerk of the Board of Education. Worklng dosely wbth Mv. Wawsh was Mr, Jerry Ftedler. who had the responswblllty of bemg the Asswstant Eusmess Managerof the school district and also Of the Arena. Mr. Eldon Dahl took over for Mr. Fledler the second semester. The secretarwes are Mrst Mabel Friend. who is also payroH clerk, and Marilyn Nerland. Mr. Wash and his assstahts are m charge of an Arena functlons as wen as managmg and mam- tammg the building, WHICH Is the second largest arena m the state. Through theur office goes the entlre payroll of the school dlstrict. MR. JERRY FIEDLER Treasurer MR. MILTON WALSH Cierk Determine School Programs School Boavd members are Mr James Venables. Miss Helen Buchanam Mr Hanan Meyw D. G H cnaHeeh and Dr R A Buchanan The School Board COnSIStS of Outstanding cmzens of Huron who endeavor to promde stuA Germs wtth the necessary facmhes and teaching mstrucnon m order that they rmgm recelve a sound educatwon, They are meeting the chauenge of the Increased Student body by the enlarging cf the grade schools and the building of a new Se- mgr High SchooL The board has the responsibllvty of approvrng the annual budget to fit the needs Of the schoolv They hire the superintendent and make the final decxsrons On the employment Of the rest of the admmtstrators and teachers. The board has comh plete charge of all buvrdung programs and the task of keepmg the schom grounds and bqumgs m 800:! condmon. Headmg the board ws Dr R. A. Buchanan as presudent wwth James Venables as vlceioresvdent and Mtlton Walsh as derkv The Iifeo' MMVWE ade ' ' 58$, Students Look to Faculty for Advice and Aid Dona Brown 3.5., Ms, Psychology, Guidance. CounV selor Robert Callahan 3.5. Modern Problems, Economics Erwin Cernick 3.5. Drafting I a. II Gertrud Becker B.A. English 12 Ronald Christensen 3.5.. M.A. Wood Shop Stewart Christensen B.M. Instrumental Musm, Sr. High Band An; Dale Errett 3.5,, M. Ed, Government. Am. History. Modern onblems Clyde Cotton B.A.. Ms Algebra u Mary Ann Fingerson 3.5. English 10 Pedagogues World of Knowledge Dennis Decker 5A. Dramatrcs, Speech Patsy Ehret B.A Biology James Grube 5.5.. M.A. American History Arthur Henrickson as. M Ed. Physics. Geometry J. W, Keller ES M A Am History,Psychology Andrew Kleinsasser B.A..M.s, Col. Algebra 8 Modern Trig, Analys-s, Algebra II Ethan Hanks 5A., MA. Blomgy, Athxenc Coach .h Daniel Kocer as. Dist. Education, Div. Occupar tions Patricia Kool 3.5. English 11 Teachers Our Ella Mae Korthals B.S. Homemakmg Wava Larsen 3.5., MA. Engllsh 11 8 12 Ma rjorie Lash BA, BM. Latin g Joe McMacken Margaret Moxon Ben Nelson B.s BJL 3.5., ms Dr. Education. Athletic Coach Librlrlan Agriculture Gloria Olson E.A. German I 8 II Vince Penning B.A., MA. Int, Relatxons. Government, Journalism Max Peterson 55. Art Shirley Samis Harry Reese Joanne Runge BA, BA. B.A. Vac Eusmess EcL Offlce Typing. Driver Educatlon Physical Education Practice Laurel Sparks B.A. Spanlsh I 8 n Lois Sampson as. Homemaking Isabelle Staley 3.5. Homemakmg Instructor Attai Walter Scheinost 5.8. Metal Shop I .3 ll Warren Schimnowski B S. Vocal Music And rew Swota B48. Bookkeeping, Typing LaVerne Tollefson B.A,, Ms, Psychology, Guidance. Coun- seXor Hialmer Tschetter B.A. Driver Education, World History Janet Tschetter 3A. Speech. German I Muriel Thompson BA, English 11 Cora Vance 9,5. Alma Vangsnes 3.5. World History Esther Wilson BA. Bus. Law, Bus Math. NotEv hand, Shorthandt 3,5. Plane Geometry. Phys ence chhard Vitters BS. Chemstry Gerald Welfl 3.8. Drvver Ed . Worms Hnstory Athr eth Coach Maurine Wheeler B.A. Enghsh 10 3K 12 Don Williams 5.5., M. Ed. Physxcal Educatron Valerie Youngs B.A. French Teachers Caught Off Guard Lars m. twopum HDana . . Seniors ...... p. 38 Juniors , , Sophomores . . p. 74 Senior Class Officers VVCEFRESDENY PRESDENT TREASURER SECRFrAnv Ev Banay Bruce Bushong Shirley Lenz Kamy Norm jum'm' Alter Darla 4nzlersun Ronald 4mlvrsnn Everel! Baily Marsha Becker Paul Beermun Paulene B?Prman Craig Bell Rhonda Benslon David Beyer James Binder: age! Gzrald Bischoff IMINH Hillnvr Susan BjurIw Clmr'nrH Blmnlguml Clzmjl vazrs Hul'v Lnu Hmlw TNI'CSII Brinkmun Bony Hruhu Suzanne Bm'kluml Dumw Bur'klm' Roger Bur'm-H .llirhrwl Busr'h Brure Bushung Eric Cuplv Rag 'r Curlsun Vir-ky Curstmm Dun Chrislnmn Juhn Chin Craig Cu 71 71V 01'qu Cum'ert Eileen Currigun memp Cmmn Curnl Crunen Teresa Curtis Dan Dahlgren Dun Du'ypr Renec'Ezlvn Sharon Ellu'unls Puulu EHu'm'n Barbara Emlahl SUP Erger P rggy Erir'Azs-un Russ Emm Slzurml levr Km! Fulzr'y Jeff Fisrlwr T, j. Florzlminc Nylu Uummmzn Jud. Urunmvirr Grmlzl Danna: Du'lx UVr'A l'F Urn? DPIAung Lurry Dry; Bub Ilirkinson RI'PA' Uirlisml Jay Died? Tum Ilnrmudy Mary Sur- Dunn Frank Durmln'y Slz'phunie' I'Vrzulrirk Uiln' Friwul u! v Prim? Rubm't Fullvrlnu Ur 4m: I'V'IH'I' RUVHII Gumbv'r' Tum Cupl; Kurth Cm'gel Bmmb Germs Cul wl Crrr' Lurrj CVPVH'I'IIIIIII Pelw chu'rnmn Ludellu Glunzvr l'il'A'i Glunzrr Gary Gruff Mike Cruhum Linda Gruyson R I'CA' CI'Psduhl Cindy Grass Jmm Hubv Imv Hal 1'01:er Chvri Hanson Roger Hanson Julm Hurmel Thnnmx Hrrjkr June Hulwnthanm' Dan Hollivar Franris Horn Peggy Housman Erz'in Huber Daz'irl Hu r11 Peggy H yd? Laura Irwin Helen Imr'kson Sandy lrersan Dianne Jurman Daniel Ilulringlun Sum Huskins SIPI'P Huulrv Clurt'u Hv'nn juhn Hrrslmzun Sharon Horshnmn VivAie' HPu'iI! Kathryn Hodgex Alan llmlgxon Danny anr'r Deburuh Hofer De Ella Hufvr Durhl jvnkins Brurc JUIIIISUII Kerwin Julmsnn Rirhurd .Iulmxun Donald Jnhnslnn BPzwrh jwws Kennrfh Jones Mary Ann Jones Rhonda Jonkel .Uury Juxr KuthrinH Kulinuuuslri Dimilru Kurms Pamela Arlufh Cr'vgm'y szlw Brad Kennell Bunnie King Rirhurd Kirton Kevin Knuuse Terry Koch David Koehle'r Sandra Koehn Dale Kagel Anne Kormler Sandy Kotas Deborah Lutltku Larry MI'Brirle June Hum Cathy Muddy! William Waharwy Charles :Wuhouuld Pete Wurl-us Larry Marshall Dm'itl Marvel J antes Marvel Michael Music! Judy Muxey Burlmru Kulms meix Kupw' Unlmux Kulzlrr Smith a Lumpy Cum! Lu ng Judy Lungbchn Claude Lunlinuia Dzu'v lemul Barbara Lyman SI: irlt'y Lon: 21mm Lvu'is I'frlyllu' Leu'ix Rim Way John Merhum Crllhy Wt'lius Linda Wrnclre Kulh ryn Margin Druid Miller Virginia Miner Mary Anne Mitrhell James Milzel Linda .Vlumyer Michael Moore Charles Mnrrissey Paul Jim'sr Sum mun Puulu Jlumll William Myers .Im'quelinv .th-ilzvl Rebmru erlwn Rllsxrll Velmn Curtis Neuhurlh Junws Noble Kufltlewn Norlh Juan Wunhrm-k KrntluH 0151171 Mary Lou Pippin Conni? Plule James Flute Robert Pmlhmzlslry Michele Pu? Ruger Puffer Mary Alluin Prank Gwen Pugsley Scott Rumsell Sharon Rangel Anlhnny Range! Patricia Ralvhfunl 5. Kip Ulsvn Karl Osbmg Ken! Osborn DPnnis Owens Susan Pusse'nhr'im Chrixlinv PqusPn Carolyn Beth Pvurl Susan Palms Glen PPrerson Julie Pclersun Kalil ryn Peterson Mark PPIersun ,IVPI'HHII'V Rullrlmn Trmly waw Chmh'l mevm Pumvlu KquIrr William Kir'hmun Nusmz Kinylwirm'r Belsw Ruhmbmmh Barbara Raw Lun'u Kusx Kulhlw'u Roy Jltrhuz'l Rump Lum'u Sumix Suxun Sumpwn CI uig Sullrr john St'hlimpen Frank Srhlwwr Iiruz'e Shmder Jlurv Srhullk Cunru'v St'lmllz Virlry Srlzull: Eilm'n .8?th Donna Hrvlry Janu'x Sevnmn llimw Svrbid Randall Thurman Bill Tillman Jean Tnuulull Jerry Tschetlpr Neil Txt'helfer Randall Txrhelwr Bill Tucker Peggy Tu rnwull Elainv Urban Philip Van DP Wulle Sully Van Sickle James Van Tassel! I'umr'lu Smilll I'VIIIPI'I'P Swill: Lynn 87qu Slrdfun S'pinm'll Wuljiv SIm-zlrlw Kumlull 5141M llir'luwl Slum Aullllwn .s'mumr'rxirlv Kurt'n Summon Limit: Su'unxnn 1.1mm Thumtm Km! Tlmmpxun Don Vim-m! Limlu Wurllmmx Lynn W'ullmr Gregory Walters Sum Ward Jlirlr Webslrr Trudy W'Pllsler Richard Wells Susan Wendland Terry Werner Lynda Whites Diana Wipf N 0T PICTURED Charles Bennett Mary Ann Sloppelmaor Michael Mocding Richard Swartoul 7;, Kleinsas, + 1? .. pty desk m a classroomv a ngev cluttered mum papers oks, a Damt-Smattered wetter Ilent pvayer med through the mat snp norselessly, blurrlng ny' pnnted page. a poem left unfin- 15 of jokes. he early movmng when steep re- e, the StIHnEss that remavns mm . of KS n wuthr man. a 1 out an 1 astonapmf . Lonelmes ws pushing on through me vemnness storm ag st 5 bung wind wondenng. wonderr Loneliness is m familiar mg.wondeung ,. . ,Why? face, hearing a voice - , ' mg for footsteps that do not ' . ; meone Rhonda Jcmket you Will not find. . x 1 1 Case of 1967 mlsslng someone you love EECRUARY WE PRESIDENT TREASURER nprsmFNT NMM Roberts .107er 5mm 5mm; Bimnn Gene headweH Einv-H Amman rm .5 men LON Amur1r1:on Judy Kwnwsm Lemma Anuevsm sxevm Anuelamv Gram: Amemy Gwen Avlz Maw Axtman Eomue Bauey Rogev Barlew Dona 3mm Shana Barton Joyce Easeley Very JD Bauman Doreen Beckmau Nancy Elem Gayxen Bendewam smrey Bean Mike Bevgsnom Lynn Eertsdv Joan Bwschoff John Bwschoff szy Emmy Steve Exack Delores Bmogooa Jeanmne Bogh Barbara Bonesteew Mauveen Boran Sandra Bower Steve Braley Robert Brenna Nancy Ennk Gary Broer Andrea Brown um, Brown LQwEH Eaesmg Donam Eurdwrk Judy Eumen Jeanme vavs Eelh Eushong Dame Carey Fermebpe ChamaWes Craig Ches-sevnzm ewwe Chenoweih Jumm cnnsnansen M Classen Marllyn Cwemetson John eomns Valene Cook Class of 68 Contributes to Tiger Day ! w-v Paint ra Coughhn :LevF Crawey Coueeu Cmve- Auvv Cums hm Dams Donna Dawson John Delvaux Tom Dims Judy Eckmann Ranaan Eden M4ke guys Don Enevlon Gary Engebrelson DeAm- Eager Jamcs- Enckscm Mm Enckson Reda Encksun Erao Evelelh Nancy Fadgen Mary Farley Linda Farmer Kathleen Fennell Donald Fenske Gary Fenskx Kelby Face Dawd Faro Patsy Foshgim Mark Fveese Amta Frey Judy Fryer Wanda Funer Ranay Glanzer Wes Goehner Pamela Gogolm Mary Goslee Sahy Gross Cums Gustafson Larene Gulormson eynum Hageman Jacklym Hansen Dale Hanson Candace Hamngmn Sandy Hamnglon Jan Hasken Lee Haugen Sue Heath Edlle Jo Heurwch smart Hemerson Kyle Helsem Kay Heltter Steve Hughstrom Beams Hofer moon Hofer Kathy Hafer Dick Hofer Sharon Hafer Byron Hohm Larry Holloway pany Hooper Mary Hormg Scan Hunt Mike Huset Vlcki Huxtame Jackve Hyoe Diane lverson Reed Jandt Larry Jensen Lauralea Jobbins Barbara Johnson Lynette Johnson Margaret Johnson snmey Johnson Erma Johnston Mxxe Johnston Fbrence Jones Jerald Kanenberger ChaHene KBDDIer Lmda Kasperson Elan Keelm Don Kelelsen Charance Kmon MYron Klellerson Michael Klan Kevln Kom Mary Jane Krutzfemt Donak! Kuhns Jerome Kum Paws Lakman Theora Langbehrv Verna L ans Lew Larsen Judy Larson Bernice Lenmng Sandra Lung Lynda Lnunsbury James Love Davld Lundeen Sonya Lysne Pat McAKee Carow McKMenck Dean Maas Lynn Maas Kathy Msass Gary Maasen anan Maher Mike Mahoney Bob Mamn Jerry Marver Cynthia Marvm Bob Mame Dale May Gayle May Kathy Mecham Stephen Mendel Deborah Mennengp Rm Memam Cynthia Meyers Nancy Jo Meyers Cynthia Mikkelsen Ginger Miller Lyme Pawner Pam Pamvev Manna Panoas Hanan: Passmme Mrke Paulson Jeffry Faye Terry Faye Delmar Peomes Marilyn Peterson Fete Peterson Rmnam Peterson F'alrmla Pmkal June Pmmrver Mke Psuopomes Grant Rames MargareK Harms Gordon Penney CheryW vaharn Donam Rmhman Marvls nghmmev N-kkw Roberts JuMe Rogers Randy Rogers Judy Royev vim Rm Eugeme Salmon Lana Sammons JAM Sanderson Betty Sarahan Comm Schaeffer Dan Schaele Davvd Schmeter Scan Schnamorsr Rhonda Schroeaer Jackie Semen Ned Sebnng Brenda Seeman Bonme Segenmaler .Jxm sheu Cavcle Sherman Eugene swuan John 5mm Marceua Smllh Teyvi Snyder Run Scaerberg Jeanne Spaar Rebecca Spauldmg Duane staedlev Gbrla Stafford Janet Sutton Uunltm Hummr ram, T, Daww r m am Tum Susm Yrvusrv m ,n W 7mm DcEUn 7 mm RJvaey mum Em ,r- rmwu Game 1 Veadneu met Tvuwrmclge 5mm Vdndethuw mm Van DeWnHv 9mm, Van smmew Constanat- Vantassm am Very hoor Steve vosler DervruS wave, suave Walks-r Mary J4me Wavvaka Muo Warner Sandra Warren Joann way Pam Webskev Fhrk Wernev Lorwy Wessew Jen Wheeler A ance Wheewer Fhu Wegenman Cmdy wuson Juhe wnsun Suave ston Randy Wmter Bruce Wynne Ehas Wmf n U F e B n a C .,,v. d U t as m e h C chfre GlasSfoicers Cavols- wum , I; Jean 5mm Lawrence Carmyn Debra Mmhael Kathy Any Ambrosms Ames Anderson Anderson Axlman Barker Wanen Amson Kathzrme Mark Scan Lan y Nam V Barton Bates Bauer Bennen Bevmeu Eenslor Elentz mm Barbara Faye Carol Debva Gama Mary Beyer 515cm Escn Bxlner Eyorke Ewe Eunnes Dams Lmda Lmoa Sandra Douglas Jack Roma Boomsma Buone Bower Brenner Brawn Eruwn Bunkland Mona Burmsnn Paula Burnlson Janet Bums Donna Button Yeresa Cameron Peggy Carstens Eob Case Cathryn Cawem Lows Chammes Zack Charmnneau Dawn L we Chevseman Chanowelh Rwhard Cnnmo Converas Cauk Denms seam n Sanum Crown Cutter mdv n ,r m DOBauche Kznms Decker Nan Demch Kenny Edwards VIEW FarreH De swauners Larry Dcrmadv Lyve Endam Dam: Fersu son Crawg Fuehrer Eileen Fuerst BIN leenon Manlyn George Greg Gilbert MeMn Glanzer Davld Gogun Donna 503m. Jane Gomee Roche Grace Dickinson Jxm Drake Path: wa Erger Maureen Fenneu Charlotte chk mam Dumo Rick Enckson Jon Foshemv Donna Dene Gene EC khardt Cheryl Fauer Emabeth French Renard Dveae Douglas Edney Enzaoem Farley Jane Franc n Gar y Hansen Leonard Harty Mar y Hm x 5 Gary Hourster KaHa Hanson Maren Hasken Tony Hofer Michael Harms Paw Harens Nanc y Hawley John Hoffer Vern Huber Rooney Harman Charveen Hem Chane: Hoffman Ron Huemev Monica Greschka Mav v bros: Merry erer Conme Gustaison Barbara Gutzmer Ruby Hderer Steve Haggar Pamela Hameck Bryan Ha George Haworsen Btmme Judy Harnnglon Han Mary Helgerson Deborah Hommy Damn. Hun! Judy Hewm Gan chavbush sgeven Hurmun mane Jacobson Ramona John sen Dawn Keerer JcAmv Jdrman Denms Junes Lea Kemer Sophs Steve Arden Jensen Johnson Cmdy TU vauensrm Kahaha' Lmua Kathv Kemvell erk Stuff Barbara Johnson Mae Kam Jerry Kwemsasser amm Jcmngmv Nanr y Kasnemcm Carole Kmdt KaHeEn Johnson Deborah Kaulh Larry mousu Shannan McMannus Ewes chheel Judy Momssey ermy NelsDn Dams Mghuwalu Vicky Mann Dav-a Men M Cavmm Mattkc GBma-d Mauke Naucy Mame Runam deweh Chaylene May Tevry Mccrure Daamy MCLmn am Mednger Susan Mmev Momca MuHenDurg Pam Nevala Lynda Mewberg cgnme M-us Drane Mundhenke Tennyn Newland Pam Menus Fezpr MncheH Ken Murphy Weswey Newman Shervy Mennenga Theresa muex Lynn Murphy Karen Juhe Meyer Suzanne Moedmg Ehse Myers Terry Kevm Meyer Larry Mmcrem Gary Newson Dorothy Nunbrock mm. u , 1 Pumum hm, .n I349. H! W smve Demse CaroWyn saw Lloyd Ann Passmore Peoples Petersen Peterson Peterson pews Ruben John VaWEne Txm JuHE Brenda Phillips Puweu Pugswey Rams PamsuH Ram Gary Peggy Rad Jev ry Michael Mary Rams Rasmussen Reese Remy Remy Remnllaru Sandra Susan Susan Duane Lee Judy Remulard Remmard chhman merana Robeson Rohrer E XL? 9: I Some Kids Get Sevenson Larry Sweany v-nmn Tracy Jan Van soda Carolyn Slam Mama Thsmlusen Brad Tscheuer Pmmn Verschoor Dan Slamy Juay Thomas Jom Tscheuer Kevm Vmst Steve 5mm F'aKtY Thompson Lyndon Tschetler Rmnara Wadhams Summersxoe ond Tlmpeney Terry Sand va Swanson Mewm Tmyey Mark Twamley Wahus UnoersKock Van Scharrel Mcnaex AHen walls Waldnev Hanene Wanner Larry wall Katmeen Webster Jame Wewm Barbara Wenulana Davud Wenmaff Boyce Wessel Kalhervne Wessel Tom Weston Lorna Wheebock Sophomores Cut Up in Biology Lab ' .amics Soc ial Stud ies ..... p. 88 Science ....... p. 90 Math ........... p. 91 Speech, English ...... p. 92 Art, Languages . . .p. 93 Vocations ..... p. 94 a w w ' a m men sway of Amencan mstory Mum, make use at many maps snowmg me gmmn oi the umted States Here. two member: of a mass pomtou! Huvcn on a map a! lhe v s as m 5 luday A begmmng drwer cautxousWy approaches a slow g.gn under me mecuon or her demg mstructor Tm; nuunmg class 5 amued between two students Social Sciences Hmm ngHSMu vmnuwtmwmv-n w:- qmw m , W m m a m -, wv rwxhu; : 6 K z'urer-yHH zhh VHMW u n rx va , mm Wm Av w pH mm ,. 1 NW N mwm n wn' 1 Mn nix uvm'x , AHLH? kw! HIM 1H 1Mu d AH mu mug, w Hquwi m w . 1 kL Sx vavaiu'dvHeerrWMnVwb1 ! Ln mm smug nut SHDH mum n mw 0mm yuyuernx u 5 y 'w'wnw H: m awn, bwv'mvawmimypuHHHHH-Jh' L1 Him; -u tr'vvuugh swwv Hm w m r. n -,,,m H- . Se-mrns aw, uVsHs the kmmv Leguwlamw m mmmcm n gm 1mm N anvwvvu m :.m fmm m muwm s l'vw 19m pvuhhgvv s and Mm ndwmm mmwna 0 mm: a K, mhwh dm I. u: Hush! mm m ngw .. ,- w W x! mm m m :0 m ummm Mum: y On! By m Rumwm um PCrthnX LwFV mid CHM Fw Mr H h Pm; :h are tw mum M M NH n, nuujvvv w Develop Good Citizenship masws Sludmwts m the v two snbywlb wev'u man veumved m wpmt on Dunks aeahvwg mm the Caursc de to mspw bulbetm Dnalds Formgn govevv'mwnLg ans: stuweu m lHIf-delh max Rmatvmx am last year Um class was Ahvnjlgd mu; Sde' OK I NC AND studv Rvuups wrnch spt'mahzed on pamur ular spots. 0! rue Wm M H E A LTH Duvev oouwmn mmumg 30 hours of LI: 5 sway and 5m hours 0! Urwxng b reuwrcd of am :tudentb Rmvs and Couv tLASertht:IOrxd aretaughtDQSIdesWeDu evdtmg anti mawlnmmg Of my mmHWMe Psyg Mmlogy a scmbstev Course S der swgneu m xmprOvO Soual relatvons drVd emomnax muustmems and m give thr: Studem a better urwdcrstamdmg of mm 50H mm umers Last year famHy trees were made by Several of me sludsnts a5 mdmduar p: 019mg The ervems nf smokmg an hcanh are presentm m tms bmlelm beard dvsmay made by Mo stuaenls of modem DVoblems The Study oi human behavwor panems halos psymmy students to unaerstand each olhav Here a Student attempts m anaxyze and counsy a dassmale r vm year rvvaHvemahLS deaws mm advanced memenmm m pvnmemsp zhgsbm An mtegvaled Course m wane and suhu geuvrwlry one CHEVN3Uy students observg physm: and rhemum pmpemes ov matter .- :an mbo'atm, A 'ealure m Sophomore mmogv unzzes 6 me exammamn of We specmens ,mdmrm h , um nm ,4 wrxmmweg ri-mo wswmehngi Students Explore the World of Science and Math megy uffers ah opportumty for students to beLome acquamled wmh hvmg plants mm ammaws and the xntsrrmatwow o! dH of Mes actwmesv R ?edtuves the dwssectwon OF wants and ammms and then bwologwcal dassmcah th Chevmstry us far the student who desxv'es a course that deaxs thh the structure and composmon of matenaws and the changes m LQmDOSIUOn kuch these matenaws Uridergu CmSed to Students who have had Or are tak- mg c,hemwstry or physxcs. physxcm smence affords the Lhdnce toexplore the consumer aspcct of Sr ehce wt mcludes the theory essehuaw to an under- standmg of suehce d5 rngamzed Knowwedge Besmms matter energy forces and mohoh and stmuures m matter, physwcs students Study heath sound hght and electronics. A vahety of tests aw used mdudmg the open book type The oblechve of wwege 2H gebyd and modern Kngonomehy IS to emphases mathemahcar Structure and the vahous number systems Students learn to understand thgonomemc funchons. monomlax theorem. sequences and senesh probabmtyh and partial fractxcms Basm course nonlen! oi fundamentaw anawyss Lomprvses the ab gebras of rem numbers vectors complex numbers, and pmyhomlaxs 4L5 prereqmsnexs coHege algebra phySKtal education masses are desngned for heaithful actvvrty and to prowde sts for Iewsure hours Partlmpants are offered a vahety of achw mesh chludmg badmmmn, pmgpong. shumeboard voHeybarL basketbaH. and Softball 5w m Kmm s m: qutav 'Vt Mr ,J-W. l'wn. - mus w hum pr Mew 1,, n 7 mg m txyvmjfh: laborato'y Students Express Feelings Students are Introduced t0 the base fundamentws Of pubhc speaking in tenth grade, and those Interested may enrou m advanced Speech or drama Wthh offer Instruction m ore- tory. choral readmg, debate, radio speaking. and me theaue. The ad- vanced speech mass sponsored a series of radlo programs dunng the first semester. Journahsm Students learn the concepts of mass medwa and also the techniques of news writing and reportmg Besides grammar and Composmon English students study world. Ameri- can, and English llterature. Several classes have engaged m independent study and discussxon groups. The study of German Latm, Spamsh, and French 45 prowded for those inter- ested vn languages, and two years of art plus another year of mdependent Study IS offered to those who are artistically Inchned, m a Sophomore speech mass students learn me 5km of communication By recmng amud German smaems ream cnrrecK pronunuahon An art nude ! sxeh Mes .3 Jassmaw dunna a crass study at fwgv T'msc students Amn- gramvar am: we smmme ci me wwuagc uredvawmg anJ 4w. how lucwwe'se my my A yumur Ervgiwh L m9: Imeies mm slmww grwps n order m :mw a novew m 5.1:! Shufy groups eauv :lpdenl LAW name paze m as cusmm Vocations Department Teaches the Fundamentals for Living Personal and School typmg 5w :3 Stressed m Typmg w and persondw typmg dasses Correct techmques for centermg tabwahon, busmess XetterS and forms and manuscnpts ave Studwed The majonty of the home ecohormcs courses arE- based on prepahhg the gm for her role as a homemaker. The Courses In food and nutrmon. dothmg and garr ment COHSUuCtIOn and home We and famlly rehatbonshlps cover kxlchen planmng. makmg garments and human relahonsmps m preparamon for mamage. Busmess math prowdes a background Of essentwaX mformatlon and expenehce for use m such subjects as bookkeepmgh meneax DrdCUCe. and business management. A person s legaw tht3 and responsnbnmes 1h everyday busmess Operations are covered m Dusmess law A one semester course desghed for coHegerbound Semors, notehand teaches a Student to take qmck. useful notes, Bookkeeplngcovers the fundamentals of doumeentry bookkeeping and accounhng Students m wood shop select pwan, construct and fmlsh wood prof ects of thew own choosmg. Thws course stresses safety m the use of 3H tows Drafting w emphasvzes the mterpretahon of drawlngs and thaw uses m a wxde field The Home Scorvnvm a K HANS? m man me 019 Fersanm rypmg pvowdes a knowledgv 0' me keybuard en Meo-amm ordwmg mmmes me maste'y 0v ueKaH drdwmg arm meaevempmencofuvohoencyomewn anagransmansm t 'ities Honor Societies . . . p. 98 Girls and Boys State ...... p. 100 Student Council ..... p. 102 Forensics . ...p.104 Dramatics . . . ID. 106 Organizations p. 109 Music ........ p. 126 Preps ........ p. 138 Publications . . .p. 140 MR vi: 5c; a . r4 Dan Hamster Mme :nem mar, SCNIIIE Sue Sampson PRESIDENT vxcE FRESmENr SFC RFmrzv TPLASUHhFI NHS Members Excel Scholastically Members of me Natwonal Honor Soclety are 10 percent are accepted In therr Senior year. foremost among their classmates m scholarsmg As the student body assembles each sprmg Ieadershipv service and Character. They are 56 and wmter the new members to this honorary lected from the upper tmrd of thew class by vote organization are Inxtlated, Nanonal Honor Socvety of the faculty. Fwe percent of the class become Is underthe Sponsorshm of Mr, John KeHer. members In thexr Junior year and an addmonal Tom deD Beverw Germs Rhonda Jonkex Lywe Klemsasser Demme Ludtka Susan Muxon Rebecca Nelson Ymuy Reese Sally van Sickle NEW MEMBERS Fa awn Dam awn Amawmy gm Chqrv Hm; a ndgwrm wr , DWxsw 9mm, LHWr u Eur, FAAVWH Vw-u Gm , m4 Hr v u WNW J mm, m Drm Aar'as 50 H mm mm Lewd Emma A UWWW Avnv LEAK ma mm, Hymn om, Pdnhvm Bnm Finan Susan pmws Maw Lou thpm s-wn mg 133- 9pm., Ee'sy :urwalvaugh m gmw-Hw Vu y mm, Sudan Shuu-rH Kamem Summersxm- Gwen F'unsYPy mm L Mnnw Snrmm w my Pcbc , ongsmgm VM.L PRFSHJENV sEcRuAm rpLASuREP James Bmupvvagm V Susan Mu-UH PROGRAM CHAWRMAN . PROJECT CHAKDMDN Quill 84 Scroll Honors Journalists Qum and ScroH us the mtemanonat honorary Quamcauons for membershvp are that each stuV sooety For outstanding mgh schom Journausts dent be m the top mm of Ms Class. and that he do The Huron ngh chapter meets monthly and has supenorwork m ms fve1d omoumansm venous programs throughout the year. The sponsor of quH and ScroH was Mr. Vmce Members for each of the three pubhcatlon Penmng staffs are ehgxble to beXong to Qunl and ScroH NM mumhr'rsorinum anH r -u u Male 1 w rx - . VJV . Rda'J v, MN m , n ,m Crryxlvy n ma va n, 1 m: M: Qruhdzl mu, F m Lm Fm! Nguu'x;k1mh'm'k 17w m v'wuy mu mumw , Q Gym 4 m U Swan M. wen, u h mm d L warn: V v 3,42:ij m-ww :, lKWKmW w nmmnm, h adr' mm m mmp Hy. w le'h mg Huw m m m 5 , r m v' Mn WV v mm x, h-r v7 HM; H Mn: mm! vauugw 1 mm pdv' ' yunv m w , mw u: mmeag hm gnu vmw Bun , , -k;,vrv 1mm , , . HP'mei'HanS lw MW . - V MSW av MEN Auuhn, c , , mnw m .v. mqum w w w vaumvgm :15 ' L w Hu; 7- . 5QUtn Dokum twp , mew L, v-wwm-v: w 31ml :1 buw Ndzvm rmum was mild HWWHKJ ngww- H L; Mum uwm 5mm .4 Jwrqugrn HHK' m , Wu ., rmmsmm w m Students attendvng the 1966 Boys and Gwrls States were front row. David Leland, Anne LeWIS Rita May. Rebecca NSBOH. Trudy Reesa Charr Nelle Bloodgood, Susan Sampson. and Davwd MiHer; and back row, Alan Hodgr son. John Schllmgen, Dan Holeter. Jack Dammexev, Jlm Bmdenagel, Ev Bailey, Davld Beyer. and Mlke Frlend The late Lyle Krelnsasser was also a delegate to Boys State, and Gudrun Schobesbergen the senior American Fuexd Servlce student, was an honorary delegate to GIHS State 101 Student Council Provided Active Dick Johnson STUDENT BODY PRESIDENT 0er ,L, mepvcyuus 45141wa mm mm w M; av ,w. , n Jpw VLMM - MLava . m offmers Susthoxon secretary Bvan4mm wcevpvesdenlvand Dxaur Jaguosmeveasuvev Year for H. H. 8. Students sopHoMORES JUNVORS Stanumg Namy Bemz vak Enckimrh Gawy vangsto-m am Fuuev :WVIW MES'WHE 5 1 laWe Mu'uhy Judy Anus'svn am: Luvua um Rwy. Zwske and Sandra Shansnn Sc-atr-IH Ann Peters Ken 53:9 :fLCH sated JDN'CQ Encksotv Di'bb'e CB'PY GEHG TFCBGWEH mph, Corvus cm. Dan smrwy and Cavole mm WWWU MP P0893 SENIORS Slanamg Emu Fuuenm Cravg ConneH 1m smsnage. am Suyfam SpmneH Seated Ma'y Schulle Samara LamDe Stan Warn mm Karras ana chthePoe Declam Students Interpret Readings HUMonous onmwxncs penny ORAYORY Vawne Cook Jamr p Enusnn BPVQMy Gwm Kathy Wesva N FL Encourages Speech Activity One Of the mgmights Of the year For the Nationd FOFEHSIC OtFFWiERS of NFL YVedih'l'e YBMY Web League was the address delivered by Sen George McGovern at aggecggfg'gjtif'gngdggggf Ma'sng the wnitlatlon banquet. Also appeanng as guest speakers during Wanaka the year were Gene Denison, professor of polmcal science at Huron College and Gordon Nelson executwe secretary of the South Dakota Assocuation of School Boards. Mr, Paul Phllhps was the Faculty adviser, Memners of NFL mdude. szanamg, Nuke Husel. Yam Gapp, Ruse Canson, Randy Pogr ers, Nancy 3mm patty meal. Vaw Cook GeneTreadwem Dvw Karras Barbara Lemon sneua Barron Pam Reutter and Rhonda Jonkel. and seated, June plummer am Kevm Kouf Yhose rm pmmea are Eugen cumgan. Am ue Lewis. Kenn Moxm. and EruLF wmle Debaters Master Speaking Art V , Lamiwm NEGATVVE VARSWY DFBATERS Rhonda Jonkex am Dave AFFIRMATIVE VAPSITV DEEATERS Mke Huse: and Roger Leland Camsun SOPHOMORE DEBATERS Front row L99 Robeson, Ternlyn Newmnd. Mary Rounds Second row mm Beyevs, Gary Ltwngslum Scan Benmeu. Mark van Scnanel Remy Rogers and Bruce Wmne debated and ass took par! In other mane actwmes Bruce recewed mm m oratovy at me cxsmct contest In ms p4c1ure me lwa mscuss Curvcrn worvd affairs uResolved That the forewgn aid policy of the Uniged States should be llmvted 19 non-military aSSIStance was the debate topvc this year. Work- ing durin the fall and winter months on research. the HVH. . debaters did a fme Joby They need for thlrd m the Big 8 meet at Aberdeen and Rhonda JonkeX and Dave Leland won first place honors in the Unlverslty Of South Dakota forensvc meet. at DEBATE COACH Vermllllon, Paul Pmmns Action, Suspense, and AHdrv Hodgson dud Lev Haworger- read thew Mvves m Hm an? at t warm Na Great- ev Law rm way was Diesvmea a me Night 0! Due: ALB OUVev mam rs ofthe cast wem CharncHe emuuguwu uewmy Gown: arm Mary Janewavveka Stht-,'IvvquP1Mv BYaH WES aw; : m, mm ershvwan exmam; p, Avw um LHhur m ncw 5m m p mm , Hw DrLun uww mu m Yeny Koch and SaHy Van 5:60.; me other m a Scene from Labors of Law vmamms mm m memr and 1v: mm m mm .- u w Comedy Set the Stage em and me nemme Swendde earn mm La Mysaau piavv me death of y Represenung Humn m we state oneract may contest was a cOmEOy. HTh? Wonder Hat Members arms cast wweAnne Lewxs Jan van sww EugencUmgan JHn Emdzvnagel and Dan Hamsm Under the leadership Of Mr Denms Decker aner RODOH Callahan. the drama department of Huron ngn prer sented hve days during the school year Mr Euandmgs Equs st Dream Housef a come dyinthreeactswas pre sented In November. m January a Ngm of One Acts was hf-Hd m the hlgh smear aumtorlum Wlth ' ND Greater Love,' a UV ma The Wonder Hat.' a Comedy. and 'The Labors OF Love ammodrama.presewted. Mr DeckeV was In Charge Of the drama- thtS and Mr CaHahan was the head of the prey ductlon Staff, mmomy 5w emams Stavwwavu Fatty Cimgmm ms 95m, mus Thespians Display Dramatic Ability PRESIDENT Jlm Bmcenagel Charnene Bloodsood vrcEPRESxDENY Dave Lewana Eileen Comgan Bruce wmle SECnErAnv SaHy van Sickle Sheda Banun One of the newest organizations in Huron High School is National Thespens. In order to become a member. one must recewe a total of 10 points by participating in a play or in the production of one. Initiation is held in the spring of the year at a banquet. After taking the oath Of a Thespian, the new member receives a charter stating he is a member of the national organization. The H.H,S. chapter is under the leadership of Mr. Robert Callahan and Mr. Dennis Decker. FNA Members Aid School Nurse Members Of FNA were Mary Lou Boyb, Sue Erger, Mary Fnese. De Arte Fryer. Lwnda Grayson, Cathy Hodges. Peggy HousA man, Sandy Iverson, Delores Kutzlen Cathy Maddox, Jackie Newt- zeI, KathyNorth. Chns- tune Paulsen. Michele Poe, Kathy SummerA Side, and Peggy TurnA wan, semors, Joyce Baseley Val Cook. Judy Fryerv Kay Hwet- ter, Glnger Miller. Man garet Ranes. Giana , Stafford. and Joann ' Waymmuors. WWW WM W m aadmorv m takmg part In FNA many members serve as Candy strlpers herpmg the staff loyrc Basew showsasluaeru m 52 mm: HuspnaW Judy Eckman and Doreen Beckman are on duly here. m Fora heannsrew The Huron chapter of Future Nurses of Amenca s open to semors and Jumovs inter- ested In the medlcal freld. In the fall, members travaed to SIOUX Falls and toured the Crippled Chlldren's and Sioux VaHey hospitals Other trips Included 3 Stu- dent nurses Convention at SIOUX Falls and the State FNA convention at Miller. For several months, the Universny of Dakota Speech and Hearmg Unit was used In testlng H H.S. students hearmg ablhty. In additlon to serwng m the school nurse's ofr flee aH year. FNA members EEO arded In thrs project Heading FNA were Uffxcnrs aem Pedri. secremm Sue Pair Senhelm, menresmm, Tess Curtvs presmem am Barb Lemon. treasuver me aawser was Mrs Pal Douglas, School nurse Stefan meetmg the popular Flslus of GunsmKe at the South Dakota Gold Rush of 1966 DEAF? TtGERS. When I fwrst heard that l wd: gar mg to South Dakota w peyhape shook my head a nme But after havlng been Wlth you a yeen my opwnion changed qulte a blt I 001M mmk X would go anywhere etse than to Huron i I had the year to Ivve over You, every smgle one of you. made my year a great one x wm never forget you and good om H,H SH ahd I also hope that you wont forget me. Please. when you make a trip to Europe some time in the future remember that you have a friend Sitting Somewhere about the Mile town of Nordmalmg m The Land Of the Mldmght Sun Sweden, IWIH be glad to hear tram you, NThe Swede, 9ktaut SSWak Box 216 Nordmalmg, Sweden It Is the responsuml-ty cf the Hu- ron Chapter of the American Field Servuce to raise funds, locate a home. and file an application for an AFS foragn exchange student to attend Huron High SchooL Venous high schoot organizations and buslnessmen throughout the com- munit cooperate in raising neces- sary unds In the fall of 1965 Stefan Spine neH apphed to the American Fielo ServICE and in June. 1966, was notified of ms acceptance He left his family tmother. father. two ststets, and a brotheH and his hometown of NC, dmaling, Sweden. 6 community of about 1,200, to come to Hurom and 1ive with the Hugh Fullerton tamwly, Upon compretuon of hls stay m Hurony Stefan left on a three- week tour of the United States which ended In New York City wlth a athenng of over 3,000 other A Sstudents. Good luck to a fine Swede! Mv Max wawm H H '3 art mmuczm :MHRSprvatmv'fumevv :1 v, grrrAmgum, wxh; pm mm m m; mm m g um! rm vrw: pwsh Am n 'ummo.;,w um v; V pm mg? n 19;:rrmmmws Sponsors AFS Student The Huron Chapter of Future Teachers of Amenca ongmated m 1954 The Club meets monthiy and 15 open to Semors. Jumors. and sopho- mores mterested m the flewof educahon Each year PTA accepts the responslbmty of sponsonng Huron Hign Schoors AFS student As a maneyrmakmg women members sold Uckets for a record album by the 'Moreres' and a dvawr mg was new to determme me wmner m the sprmg, serum members of the dub had me opportumty l0 wsm grade school classrooms m the cmy. Some were aHDwed to mke over the ac7 tual teachmg duties. whne others merely observed Hnarmvu FWA um we-H- Sany Van 9cm- hamsutawav' Shaw rmsmnan Gw- Pugsmy. w:?rpvvs de THAGV Neuse presm m, Pam WQHHPV smvelaw Mdvy Lam pxppwn Heasuren am emme Mmer DublrcHY L73a.v'naV A JUNO wrmc was a hm fmalc my a fm mu yk-ar wFTA MEHHUH'N I PTA I .grxmy m. Dm m R m w Farm, Bovew Geuus mm Kry'ds Arv Vr-m on Duh'm'x Kutzva Pp , r cwm m Punk Shn Knew Pwtm' 5mm 5p n wx me Sum nw sun- aw Pu hvy Tu'HwaH :w-W Mnmvvn Bmah n ,n Wm ng-mmwx Nam v Fadpm' Hus JK Hewmh 5mm, Ju mm Lmrm Kasm mm -,m.rx .y,-,ryy a Asn HJVUHHU'MJH' L.w1'va mu: Kdrvd Dw km; gmuw Pam, L mesr, su , w anr m sdwdy w Ma v75 mun vnmm; Arivwsors fov 196676,? wF-rv M55 Anw: Vanggnes dHO Mr LaVome Toxwmm FFA Studies Growing Farm Needs Fupnt- rarmen nr Arrerwa asmsn Mm arlnum Huron Farm and Home Show as may Wark mesmw before Kr goys mm the shhw mg Members of thc Hwon ngh cnapm of FFA In 1966 67 were Gary Bartom Wdrven Bavtom BM Bloodgood Pmnp Eroer. Gary Bvoer. Don Emcnck. Randail Buynes RYChard Cavson John DemmelS. DXCk Decker, Ron Derksem, Dougms Eckmam. CValg Fuehrer Robert Hofer KPHHEKM Jones, Jerry Klemsaesm' Dale May Kevm MEyPr LJGyd Meyer. Bruce MICHCCL AX MIME! Roget MoeHen Kenneth 058 , Steve QlServ. Brian D?SOH, Gary Oh'ns'ead. Denms Owens, Dehner Peoples Bob Peterson. Scott RamseH, Gary Rams Scott Schnathorst. chky Schneider. Bvuub' Schroedeb Tony Schwartz. Neu Sebrmg DarrnH Shannen Danny Thomas, Davwd Tlmnm Orrm Tschetten Kath Walters Steve Walter. Myron Winter. and Cralgwheeler rm FFA m-m u r Emu Ram'wh ; H-an SM 1159' ummw 50mm ,4 The Huron Chapter of Future Farmers of Amenca was orgamzed to hem tram boys to be- come young farmers Tm: :5 done thvmugh pep sonal projects and Classroom achwhes Tu hexp fmance the clubs projects the members SCH candyeachyear At the annuar Parent's ngm banquet. FFA members had the opportumty to hear a former member of me Huron chapten Ronam Derksem who had the honor of bemg named an Amencan Farmer for 1966 Scott Ramgan chaptev prcswr dent. was sexected as me of 50 m the state to recewe the State Farmers Award FFA memhcvs V'xpthWd th'u mm N am daxxang v us IMH on parents a! me annuaw banquu Domestic Abilities are Cultivated Through FHA Janet Schagev Sandra mam Mary Bauman, cms Ndsun Lm-w Gulormsom Trudy Webr stem Gmge' Mmpr and Kandws Decker wspmy thew prvnNmmHg mxs mm mey preswmed .3 swam . paw. mew. am a! Budgrwarev The mew u: :r Essa was HmuKem: 5mm denla c'eanv Yhe- groups 5m was ervhued Headgup m Scum Dakoxa Bsauty The ofhc '5 of FHA were chug Nesm secrmzr vicevu'esumvl JUMP Wiban U93xuvvr L mda Wadhams, pvesmeu! Mary Axlman vm- 9,99 aem am Kathy Summorsda SechlE'y swows Barb Endam Jean Hawse Erv lanes. Judy Langbehn Jackxe mm Kathy Sumwen 5x09 lmda Waahams, Tvud, Webster Jumows Mary Axtman Bormvu Bamay Marv Baumam Lorene amormson Vrcmr- mxaamc Kathy Mecham. Gmgev Mum Margaret Ranes Cmvme Twm Cunmc VanTassew June WHsnn SDPHOMORES Barb Bxsrhnff Kandls necker Cmcly Dletz Kayla Hansgn Nancy Kasperson Karim NoanaHFotersom maswgm Camr Baum thmda Buschoff Cmay Evadheld Lvmja arm chracmrk Ammowweyxay DpKramer. She-Ha DesLaunes Conme Dnahme Vwcm Enck son 5mm Fupvsh Banme Hmmhcn Margavs' Johnson Lmda Mahoney Hewen Mecham Con me Melten Karen Newrer cm; Nevscn. Mary newer 801nm Pvterson, Rabevta mmmn Nancy F'opowch manna Peusvbourgh Sandra Raum Sonya Rangen mwan Semen Rnxanni' Schrwdt, Darlene Serbnck. Gad Tumm, Jeamnc Tschmm Sharon Wamev Snnvvsnrs of FHA were Mr KorthaE st Samuson and Mrs sxauey mam Huxtable Judy Langmhm Ham Enaam and Jean Hawss prepare a tram for the res! ov the g'ouo. Each meeting pevvmts several aw ferent Ems :0 gm together and Santa the favoms Snacks HS Girls Consider Business Careers Caveev Gst' was wgdmzm 1957 m hummus ,Jrupavv'g f lObS m busmess Tm; past way 1m dub hmd breakfast vw hugs. ,n the Huron College WAgwam the mm Wedywsoay of Pvevy mummy Pro. ecls mduded d cam'iy saw and Car wash and Severas members usneved my Ltwcucus and 1C9 Shim Members of Cdruw Gmg wPre Jarnce Amer, DaHa Amdevson Le nora Anderson Paulette Eeermarv Lynn Bertsch. Sarmy Bowev, Pat cnapm Judy Chnsnanson Diane Coovert Card Cronm Ann Gurus. Mary Sue Dunn Rene Eden Dwano Elesaland. Reds Emcksom Wanda FuHev. Patty Gogm Cmdy Gross SaHy Gross Sue Haskms. Sue Hedm Shavon Hmshmam C m Harrmgtom, Sandy Hayvmgton Debr Sewrm mamhe's team W on a Dnhsmng yoh a me Caveer ems car wash auows 'Tareer bv Hofev Jane Hrhenthaner. Laura m .m- .N vm s n- Hr! u p m . s w Jav'f- wmp thank m.- mumn wrwum Sandy Worsom Lyrve-HC Jonnr Dwanrx mm Gavh ' Iy s NM NM MrmaMr Mm- vasueauev KarmWommmn son Erma Johmsmw Pam Kauth Jamce Awer Conme Scnwxz um Cndphn and seated, Chavloue Remiers Carer Lang Kathy Macs Gayle May Cathy Menus Lmda Mencke Cmdy kakweson, Kathy Mulesr, Kathy me phy.JoanNuttbrock,Juhc Peterson Sharon Ramgex. Patsy Ratchfma Charlotte Rev merss Cheryl chhards, VICKwe Rm COHrm-I Spmmz, vamne Smith, Mame Staeduer Jamet Sutton Gmna Van Suhavrex. Comue Van Tassc-L Sandra WaMev LmGa wrmes Dana erf and Kathy Woodr housn Sponsors were sts Sthey scum and Mrs EstherWHsoH Uchevs L .aM-mr I m m n amp Fawn; mg pmsmw s ,nn Wamev U95 awn av u L Wm Sum. Sec'etary lveasurw No! plc- turou b Vlcky Cavslens vlceApveSIdem Artistic, Scientific Skills Developed I'm:- m mm Wmms Nw: vas-tavv 'U-asmr-v mm m mum w 0 : dam Mary Ir 'er; , wpwy mmmm K Art Club. wmch met Lwce d mmm 0H Fnday moons was verestabhshed HHS year after an ab sence from HHS m nme yeavs The members were mspansmxe my me Crwstmas wmdow deer oraUQns m the hrgh schom and for me pamtmg of me Chnstmas cavd whvch was sent to met Nam Art dub also made a wmdow dwsmay for the winch Fmrentme Agency Mr Max Peterson. hxmself preswdemt of the dub durmg m. 1.4mm and semor years m mgh schoolw was Art Oub adwsor Mew bars were Carmyn Anuevson, Bonme Baney Aw son Bates Cralg BeH. Fay Blsch Maureen Eorah lmda Bower, Vwcky Carstensw Jm CXassenw Jerry Dawson. Sharon Faden Stephame Freorlck. Eneen Fuersp Margo Haskett, auxy Jo Hemuch 3 u w hm : u m: .w-K smmm . Twmx mm w , Javww Wanaka gnu Pheanlnnt Yr'n Gnnr No! mctured m To'w Wrnrnor wan mesmem MW :R nV Art Cm: 4w myw- gmtcmng the SEher ham me Aw mam Judy HSWWL Helen ISSCKSOH. Lauvaiea Jobbms Rhonda Jonkel, Sharon Kogek Sandv Kotasw Lmda Lounsburyw Kathy Mecham, Marranne Mltcheu, Marnyn Morse Rebecca Newson Susan Peters Michem Poe Laura Savws Sue Sampson Mary Schultew MarCeHa 51mm, Gloria Stafford Susan Thrash Lmda Wadhams and Penny Zameke Scwence Club was Orgamzed m 1958 Membe'r smp ws open to anyone wwth an meresl m smence Programs mcmded fumsmps and speeches by Gary OmOdL Professor Of Pharmacy and Dr Camstraw a professor of Chemwcal Agriculture at S D State Umverswlv The Club. adwsed by Mr chha'd Vrtters XS BBC 21 member of JETS N19 Junior Engmeenng TechmcawSooe-ty. Tnvs group m Suence Club membevs assembled to watch two Mms on Cnemxslry Annual Talent-Style Show 3A nu, u m Lu WHIH'w Wm M u ,.pm, vwhn'm 21, .. 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Wm ,mumw BNNMH mph, 3 3 mummy wrwphn 3 r. nyAwaH! - SunrvnWmamS mm M ,3 ww 0w n! :'w mvw uvgvams p'PSGHZPd r: m Axum: vota rwmmu m3 the R 3 Pdvvm 47w?!M3'st!e!1u'Greg wL ww edw mm a Hm hp mvaze H L 53w um, Mmm Gene V'uaawr-w Bruce Bushcng Lv Emmy awn ABM Hddgsuh Vhr mp vywl'smv! mm. hank mes :m such thwvgs as gms fashions mac thny nmvce mm m agm, personahty p'PVPvPHrFs and var wusntner lhmgs Highlights Pi Alpha Iota Year The P? Alpha Iota Cmb was ong mated m Huron ngh School In 1936 by MISS Wave K Larsem and 1t remamed actwe until 1942 Urged by former members and Interested gmst Mwss Larsen rer vwed the dub m 1959. It has ' remamed at HHS smce then. P' Alpha IOta and has taught Courmess gms Susan Moxon the fundamentals of Deng young ladwes. A variety of programs was pre- sented durmg the past yeah my dudmg demonstrations of the newest styles In glrl$ fashions and footwear, and makeup and hawrstylmghps The year's actwmes were hrghV nghted by the anhual talentrstyle show. At tNS Umet the new Mwss P: Awpha Iota, Susan Moxont was crowned. Susan atso received the SchoXarshxp award for havmg the highest grade pomt average. Posture awards were presented at this Ume L0 Rhonda Jonkelt Nykkw Roberts, and Donna Diede. PX Alpha Iota SKIH operates under the drrechon of Its orlgma- tort MISS Larsen FM Alpha kna uffvcers uuvlng me pas! year were from row: Susan Moxon, preswdenh Mary Luu Ecyk- pamamentanam second row Margaret Rawss tmasurw Lmda Kaspersom cormspundmg secrEtavy, mm: row Tess Cums. Hrs! woe- presmleml, cnamene onoagooa. Dfogram chawweman, back row- Mary Just hosgntahty chavrwaman and Peggy mmwam good. chairwoman Not pictured are Mary Sue Duvm. record mg secretary, and Comma Gustafsuu musxclav! Language Clubs Advance Latin Club Latm Club has been an active and thnwng orgamzatwon ever svnce ms begmmng m 1920 as the fwrst xanguage dub m Huvon High School ng past year a program was presented by one of Four Latin I Dr H CESSES at each monthly meehng Roman costumes and scanty scenery made the skits based ON actual Roman Custom Come ahve, Some Of these Incmded Saturnaha Rhe Roman ChnstmasJ. a Roman weddmg and several of the anczsnt Roman myths The highlight of the year was the anrvum Latin Banquet hdd m May Latm Club was sponsored by Mrs. Manone Lash. Latw cum omcers were H L Sayrnn vaslrpreSKJu'vl Gveg W0 worlh anSmem, Am Lmrv. pveswdenl Yhe once a a Roman weadmg sms cmvlsnthVy as her gave; omue am he mu mks Harm 5H MW zmasmev and mm m: Language Clubs Enroll 198 Members German Club Partncrpahns m Germam cm: were Leland Earthevnarx Dona Barton. Jane Bavmn. Yevry Becken Mark Barman Scott Eenr mam Dav-a Beyer Gmrlz Shae, Mary Lou acme SusanEunker Lmda Burgerv Paws Euvmsorv. Janet Burns noben case Jm Chnsnansum Va! Cook, Larry Coopev Steve Crawe Doug Edney Gary Fexngi 5m mywm Eon Fulrencm KurtheIgeX Merry Lue vaev can Gusxavson, Tum Haskeu Rex Hem. John Hofer Ronda Hofer, mea Hmforly Duane Houuway Kay Humer Duane Jacobson Barb Johw son Kerleen Jumsun. Dennvs Jones. Sandy Jost, Mae KanL Lmda KaSperson, Nancy Kasamson, Cavore KMGL Steve Kramer LeAnn Lehman, Crawg Lemon Lama Lym Debby Mennen a Sherry Memenga Deva Mmer mane unohenke Gary NeWson Rick Passenhevm Sue passennem Thea Pevssm Davld Fresuhn Susan Rogers Judy Rohrer. Judy Royen Bridget Pusseu Jane SchaHenkamp Rhonda schvneoen Susan Schmlz. Bab Seaman, Frank Smith, MarceHa 3mm, Stephan Spmnem RandaW Sum Party Stmss, uoya vapeHy Gene TveauweH.Erad TschettevJostcheuer, H8 Coueen Twamww Gloma van swans Jan VanSrckh: Jeff kaan. Don Vmcenl. Mara wmev Savvdva wmams. Regg Wm! avvdMaryAvmete Latin Club Lam cmo membevs Included Dona Barton Mary Baumam erk Eeyen Crews Bingen Faye Blsch Verdayne Evandenburg Ahayne Brown Andvea Brown Mona Bun son. peggy Carstens. Pam Clark Eonme Coslam. Cmdy Cowan Dem DeJong, Donna Dvede KaHa Dobratz. Jeanne Wanar gen, Marwn Gemge, Come Gustafsmn, Lynn Hauvcvsm Merry Hanson Ann Her osv Nancy Hawrey Gad HoHarbush Janet Hohavbush Jack Hounsler. Vern Huber. Mary Hun: Shmey Johnson Vmce Jones, Cmdy Jargensm cnanene Kapmen Leo KeSer Haber! Kenser JoEHen Lasher. Mma Lynn Dem; Mahowaw, Dud Mchn. Gm er Mmen June Mayan Chmshne Mach, Jef Moran Lynn Murphy, Pam Nevela. Ternlyn, Newam Karen Olsevm LHMe PaOmen Pam Fanen Eonme Pemsom Lee Rabescn Everett peck Val m.gswey Juovlh germs H L Saylor Raxanne Scmde Arm Schuen Brenda Seaman. Jeanne Spaar. Mm Sunderman. Melvm ngvey Susan rnrasn Mark VanScharreL Davryl Wag Curhs WHsun and Greg Woodwovfh Spanish Club Members of Spamer cum wete Lms Amnoson. Judy Andevson. Roger Ancerr son m n Bates Joan 55cm Elan: Bonssrseh Denms Boomsmi Cmay Bram hen Dam Cheeseman, Martha Arm Cheaiemam Msmyn Clemmsom Come Cook DenmsCronm Auenuemcn Ccnne Doonme Nancy Fadgen. JOH Fnsnem Patsy Foshevn, Jane Frermh Pauy 60307 m Mary Gross, Judy Ham Mary Lynn chks Janet Hormer JoAan Jarmam Debug Kaum Lmda Kennpu Arm Kornder Bavb Krsnak. Devmls Lang Earn Lmdsay Lmda Lounsberry, Sue Mamn. Kathy Mew charm Jams Murph Janet Osmrm Arm Peters Margaret anesv Brenda Ram Peggy Rasmussen Rod Reese Trudy Reese Vick! Roth Carm Sanderson Keven Sewem Jane! Schag er. Connve VanTassek Dam Wenxzram ane Wentzr wait and Kamy Wessev Many Worldly Interests Spanish Club The year 1930 marked the begmnmg of Spamsh Club m HHS It has con tmued to be an energetvc group under the present dxrectlcn of Mrs Laurel Sparks Spanish Club met the Chrvstmas season WXth festwltwes and decorar Dons NaHectmg the true spamsh splnt Ougmal pmatas made by the mem- bers were judged by Lynda Huet. guest spasm er and teacher from MEXICO Theartof makmg tacos was demonstrated by a chef from a Iocao restaurant. German Club German Club actwmes during 1966 67 provided 83 members thh a re- wardmg year of experi- ences. Inlliallon of new members folkdancmg. Singing German Christ- mas cards a Faschlngs- ball UnasqueradeJ and a hike m the spring made up the hst of activities, The club also adopted a ' sister SChOOP In Ere men, West Germany. for the purpose Of estabVisn Ingpenpalsandexchang- mg tapes and school and local newspapers. German Club originated m 1954 under the direc- tion Of Muss Wilma Bliss. Last year It was spon- sored by Mrs. Glona Olson. A SDamsh cum Deny s not com mete mum us Wang thcsrg M Spawn cm were Mme Frwnd wcerbresujent VWCKy Scnuvu presnem and Sets, Ruhr vabaugh secretary Pm: Reesa ueasmer e nmpmturear German cum smears wove Jam rscnenm poslsr tnawman Jamce Frmksorv UEESWPn r J Fhrenlme. secrelary Dane Jacobson sows! cnavman andem Emdenegeh are? new Nok pmuraa are Glcma Van Scnanm Wembt-rsmp chauman am Lmda Kaspwssn pmgraw thaw man German cum members pamopaze In traditional 6qu dancmg unlauyvu Inn Library Club Performs a Service for Students Members cf the Lmrary Club recewe gluup m- StI'uthn and mqnwaual gundancc wrmc weammg to manage a hblary Thaw sponsor Mvs Margaret Moxr On. spent a great mean or Urns m educdnng the group Pictured below are the 1966767 nbrary assstants In the back row are Kandvs Decker. Sneua Vandevhwe. Max'gbe Staedtler, Kathy Wessel. Sandra Quam amd Linda Lounsbury front row, Barbara Rosa Dxane Wlpf Patsy Ratchford and Davld Hurd. Not pictured are Mike BUSCN and Caryl Gena Jumor HXgh asssr tants were Rum Ackroyd Terry Becker, Dawd Beyer Carol Lee Gnome Chns LeRoux. Brad Magness and Allam Pmnkett. bevam mun mhcor; wL-rv Trim Wagon trodswev Dvwd Gogoh hm m'anresIdPHr , ama ham . nnrmdcntamUBF-m Hem uvwsnlvlvl Nm prckuved w 5r gum; surenaw One Of the rea beauties Of Huron Htgh Is pertrayed by its deerm- ness, For thws the Students owe CrEdXt t0 the custodxans who perr form a wide vanety of duties for the benefwt Of the Student and teacherv The extenswe use of vlsual aids IS another valuable asset toeveryone. PAcmrea ov me far Ien am my custodians Mv Gec'ge StrexfeW and M, WrVIam Peek szual Axes Dueaor Kewn Hamgle preparesa usmnum arders DECA Prepares for the LU;yn Freose s Demg showr me Druoer memos m Eneck m 5w .u as a Dario! m, gun at a mm stars The Dlstrwbutive Educamn mum of Amenca, DECA, rs a rexatwety new Club at Huron ngh. Dngmatmg m 1960. The members acqwe vocanonaw trammg on a partrtwme basis by workmg for Iocar business nrms They awso partumpate In other pvoJeCts to broaden thew Knowiedge of actuax busmess actiwtiesv Severax dwsplays, pxaced m the wmdow of the UlrwchrFXorentme Agencye proved to the meme bers the Importance of advertising. Mr. Damel Kocere the club's sponson donated much of ms mme and effort toward the development of DECAdunng the past year DECA members In 1966767 were Susan BJorkee Nyla Dammanm Jay Dvede Sharon Ede wards, Peggy Erlckson, Lloyd Freese Chen Hanson, Bonnie ng, John Mechem, Jvm Plate, Roger Portere Susan Ringheimen Dorms Seer lay and Pam 5mm, DECA mm erg wen: back row. Susan Emma wcneprvwdent am James Fiance prvsuient and front row Donna Seeeye secretary and cnenHansan Veasurev Susan ngnemev x5 Kypmg up uckel reports for me Hmon Ponce Depanmem OFF4CER5 GAA amass were Pam Reuuen oresrdent Lmaa Kaspersorv. lreasuren ano Theora Lanimhm secretary EASKEYEALL The 1967 cnampeonsmp GAA basketbau team eonsszea oi paw Fvgev. Gayu: nemsun Karen No'rh Susan MyHe' Dom Buttan Cow ; mchmavwn ChdvvweMav 4 TRACK Sharon Kogw SOFTBALL JuayFryer VOLLEYBALL Yhe Champbnsmp voueyeau mam conseszea of Nancy Kaspersm Karen Norm Shawn Kogew mane vadr heme Emvk'y Ammaswse CdFDWH Mauke Come Mms. Chan 19A? Ma, and Gayxu Pulersmv ., ; GAA Inspires Physical Fitness Gst, who pamclpated In volleyball. basket- ball. softbaH and track were De Arta Fryer, Vickx Huxtable, Sharon Kogex, Theora Lang berm, Sue MHIer. Connie MHIS, Karen North. Pam Reutterana Cindy wuscm. The partwcwpamts m voHeybaH. baSketbalL and SoftbaH were Pamette Eeerman, Mar Bwttner, Beth Bushong. Donna Buttom Bar Endam, Patty Erger Ehzabeth Farweye Mary Sue Farreye Judy Fryer, Carw Gere, Lynette Johnson Lrnda Kasoersom Nancy Kasper 50m Anne Korndere Judy Langbehm Joy Levee Canjhn Mattkee Charteme May, Gayee Maye Rita Maye Kathy Meechame Debbie Mennenga, Dlame Mundhenkee Jayne Murphy, Margaret Ranes, Rhonda Schroeden Vecky Schwtz. Ewlleen Schutte, Joan Strommen, Kathy Sumr mersvde, COFHHG Trmm, Comma Van Tessa and LynnWawker Partvcxpatmg m volleyball. basketbaH and track was Pam Palmer. WhHe Barb Bwschoff. Mary Sue Dunne Jean Heme and Judy Royer took part m volleybaH and basketban. Those active m volleyball and softbaH were Clndy Deltz and Peggy Housmam m track and soft ball, Sue Sampsom and in basketball amd softbaH, Reda Errcksonv The gms who took part just m voHeyball were Conme Cooke Cmdy Cowan, Jeanne Cowan, Sue Ergen Sharon Fader. Sue Heath Dowores Kutzler, Anne Lewwse Sue Moxom Col, leen Newffer and Conme Plate Basketball particvpants were Gayie Peterson and Carma Sheridan. The partvopatmg members in soft- bali were Shireey Ambroswus, Bev Jones Barb Lemon, Beth Pearh Gayle Peterson and Mary Schultee Hod Thonvpsnn erk Came Brum: ausmng Tum Dummy Rm Wemw Lu'om Russ Stew Hde, KendaH 045m Jack denmuj' Wes G 5mm nan suH Mam Peterson Hm. r Ror N 6mg Kawm Dave Knetvle: Stan Wavd Jam Haskel John 5mm Sm Olson Dam: Kngw Greg Wcodwarth m k Lhckson Key Club Supports Foster Child The Huron Chapter of Key Club Could boast one of the most active membershlps In the area durmg the past school year. Each Tuesday, mem- bers Won? thew blazers and met at 6,30 9 m, wwth thelr adeser. Mr. Ethan Hanks During the summer of 1966, nine members attemjed the Internatwonal Key Club Conventwon in Chicago, InApril. four boys tack part ma dlstnct convention m Wllmar, Minnesota 124 Thvoughout the year, Key Cwub mshtuted many promcts to Support thew foster Cth In Vwet Nam Among the se were pamung a wooden fence, sponr sormg a dance after the Aberdeen basketbaH game. semng candy. servmg a dmner at the Court try cum. washmg cars and mdmg Eastm eggs at the State FEW Grounds for children OF the Communlty Members were Ev BaHey. Jim Bmdenagew, Key cm; omcws were man Hmdgsorh presidenl. Rm Came. creasuven vaun Hohm wee u'eimeat and Rmk nmsnm SGL rehsry Byron Mon 31' L; Jm Bumerage: wave lwn of the 15 vclwdevr: who w: , av the 'qu . nn Broadway' sme snow at the Country uD in Viet Nam Rick Came, Steve Crowley. Jack Dammeier. Pick Dickson, Gary Penna Jon Fosheim, Tom Gapp Wes Goehner. Alan Hodgson, Byron HOhrTL Jon Hohm. Larry Houoway, Dick Johnson, Mike Ma honey Dud McClirm, David MiHer, Keith MOXOH. Martin Oleson, Mark Peterson. John Schlimgen, Jlm Seemam Dan Stahly, Steve Stout. Gene Treadr well, Steve VOSlem Rick Werner, Randy Wmters, Bruce WmUE, Jeff Wheeler and Greg WDdeOrth Girls Glee Club Develops Meeting three times a week, members of Girls Glee Club are ngen an exceuem chance to develop thew vocaX mussc skulls. They are glrls who Ilke to 5mg, and they are given sew eraw opportunmes to perform Last year the group sang at the Christmas program. at the sprmg vocal Concert and at the Sewer ngh NightofMu51c. Mr. Warren Schlmnowskl. the groups dlrec- ton chose songs rangmg from the popular Theme From a Summerplace to the hymm 'GIve Me Strength for me gwrrs to 5mg. Theemsexeecmb shown heremachom vvuvnDer9d Buproxumalevy so vmcps aurmg the east Schuol Yeav Vocal Skills Before Guls Glee Club rs caHed to orden me gm; gek a chance m discuss current looms of mtevest, to do homework, or to scan new mus4c Gvrls GXee Club w vhw mm mm May 1m Wu Ca w Av new ,, n ma Han , Amuu'n Bum. MW I Bmwr Na w Brm'; J Mn Bmcmn U: w: a EH , mu m wah ausm WK Pam Bur'h3un J, 1er: Bums Lovmu- c m chm CUwaH 5mm COMM; Dmmva Dmxxr Judy 20mm Eavbara Emmm mm Faven Kanw Fwneu Jane r, m n Mngyh Gemgu Jdrw Guam : Mamca Greschkp Lnrem Gutormsm Keven Haw Sue Hsau Deny HDDDev Janus Hyde Cheryl Johnson Lyneue Jnhnsun Esverly Jones Cmdy Jorgensan Mae- Kan! parvv Kauth Lmda KEHHBH Sandy Koehn Av-w Kuner Krvlw Lcwv 1w Aw LMWu rm I 44mm Eu r . w p MK twp, mm mm 3mm, :rU-I 1;..mwnmam. Vanr , Ugttkr Charkxw Nay Stmwv Mmu Kathy Mm an Flam waa mm. mum mm, mm Judy 05mm err: Pauwov Manna Papuas vm pugzby Juhv Rdmer Md'KdrrA Rams prgg, Pavrus5m- Susav nemuam Mary Rmmos Earn nose L aw. Savus Belly Savahavv Betty Sa'ahan Susan sum: Mavy Schwartz Jeanme Soaav w Evry Snyae: Becky Spamamg Sandv Swanson Camy 1 hnmas Comm Txmm Esme Toweh Susan Wahus Ja Arm Wav Kamy Wessex Mary Am wmtp Cmdy stou Juhs WMsqu Ancumpanrsls Dane Jacabsan Nanty Ermk Constitutmg Huron Highs Choir durmg1966767 were approximately 70 students who were se lected by the dwrecton Mr Warren Schlmnowskm thh KS three hours Of Concentrated practwce each week, the Choir was able to master more pweces than ever before for Its varwed performances during the year. Vocal Selectrons ranged from the fun Of a broadway show tune to the ChaIlenge of a more dlffxcult hymm Havwng gathered an xmpressive repevtolre thws past year, the Cher! performed at Thanksnglng, Christmas at venous guidance assemblies, and at a specwal Night Of MUSIC In the Arena. By Combmmg diligence and fun, the memr bers gamed the valuable expenence of memonz- mg songs and the satwsfactlon of performlrvg before apprerahve audlences' To sncm ms appreoahen me Chow Drer sentea Mv Scmmnowskn Mm a meant: me BsncenageL wesldent of me otgam. zallon maaemeprcsenzamn Choir Provides SOPRANO Marsha Becyer Bavbara Bonesteel Wssy Carshuws mum Lamy pmmy Chammes Mary Sue Dunn Jamce t Hckaon Nancy Farlgen Beverwy Gerdts Bum Jo mecn Peggy wag Dane Jar'nen Rhonda Janka m: Kahnowsm Sandta Lampe Lmda Loqusbuvy Demme Ludtka Kathy Mmer cnnsme Pamsen Juhc mummy June Rogers Lynn Snow CheHE Stoppehvwoov Karen Swansun Peggy Turnwav Sauy Van s-cme ! Musical Memories Choir Members ALTO Wyce Baserey Cha'neue Elocdgnnd Nancy Brmk Eugen Cornsan Paula Enwem Sue Ergev Camus Guszarsou chkA Huxkabm Dwan? JdCODsLm Mary Just Lorna Lyon Pam Mehus Betsy nomanaugn Jnny payer Sue Sampson Dwane Schuvmowsk Mary Somme Gloua szalnm Ham: Urban BASS mum Gugex Larry Goyovman Pen; Gnycrman Ruckus Grace man Hodgsnn Dan HrzHlsxer Bob Keehn Yen y Km h Cwaum Lavmvmw ChaHes Mahowam KevzdaH oxson Km: 05cm Tevry Rathbuvv John smmugen Frank ScNeuttw Stefan SDHmeH Randy Stam Gveg wmers Randy wmters TENOR b naugy hm Emusnaxa PACK Came Mme Fmend mem Johnson Dave mum an meme mm Psvnpomos Jan Van chkk' 1W Va': Tassm Jen Whemev Students Display Troubadors and Treble Clef Marc 5cm! Deume udlka MM? Dswwmmas Kamaww , w Mou .wm Nani1UvHVk a Flach ma, m LJVV v smu- .r ,w w my Each yAar studenig unerpgteu m mrmmmg mew musma! exDeHences undergn 3 genes nf compemuve tryouts Fur membersrup m Trouba. Gors Gr Treme Clef The twu voca4 groups were Br!-.,Rmi g! m wmmmzn k Huwm nmpm ,,. ,v .., , . ,;1 , , w L1 ,m. very actwe durmg me 1966767 bchool yLEif. per fnrmmg For snvoral Huron cummumty ovgdrwzar moms as weH as fur H H 5 funcnons Excellence in Music AIl-State Chorus Orchestra Stimulates Culture Jarrww my HUM m ngh 4mm wtmrmm W n H1 partmem, mp lgob' 33 mnmbe n t f Ah w aw the Hutcn S' mprwny The nrcmzstra pre, :,w av mm m U' 'rngw fwmv mm Hmww vvln'v w Vnm wrvcmriwd ntva ngnwk ' Sn smhn'sts , ' , , -g4' mp hrm m, m stat hung in 0 vffvvn AHrSlate Band membev s Cmse'w m 1967 were. ham vow. Robe: ca Nexsm Jud Payer and Barbara Ruse and back row Dawn Beyer Susan masm SluavLHem-evsom chwHuxLame gnu VAOM Glanzer Tryouts wore hem m Januam Mm Darhc'pants Chosen on men nknmy to wed mam and 9de an msvumnnlal 3 m and m, the W; m; scam on a Myncn cxammabcm Mvmhor: parfwcvpaft'o Pep Band Drowned enmusaw dvvd daaeu sum mpepassemmm througheAA the 196667 schoow1war The Dam: awso Derfnrmed For the snake danceand bunfwe ax mgev Day homecommg ceremnmes Band Members r we chnmu pm w v WWW m1 me Lumm aH M mum u pwe v m Huvur- Arena Tm. 1967 AH scan: Band M; w mm dem M U UQ'BKI mew; m Ohm Stem urwmsw 1 H s 'ncmbcrs Wm, WM med m Upr mm AH Sigh: Band mm :mavt Helge'aurv arm v whxzame Wm: two ,eav u embev 5 mm w: VukiuGLanze Dav mww and Pen a'M-mm am prayed kn so u 0' me Fan Club smls n was mmnnsm of 34 memm-ys somrmm m Nye Servo! mgn Band Display Various Talents Cmof and gmmour weve added YO Um 1966 Hunm High mammng band by the 51x mamretth and drum mam whose showmansrup attracted mu attermon In andwr mm nuwernub ruutmes were pror pared to mjormnate mm the per formances durmg m5 haW muss of footbau games Selected by U19 dvector. StewV 6H Chmstemsom and the tWO expeHevvn.ed Hvajorettes semor Shmey Lenz and SODhomore Mona Burmsom the othPr four twmers were chosen for thew abmty to march and to namme the baton The drum major, Kemv Moxon. a juNYOF, directed the band for the Second Successwe year. The ma. 10rettEES sdected mduded Sue Sampson and Michele Poe both senrors and Carma Kludt and Dame Jacobson. sophomores SHIRLLV mez KERN MOXQN Hoar: Mawem Uvum Many Mamvvnes magma me barm m 1966 Wm Cu'ove KumL Susau Sampsam Dtdnn Jag'ubszm anewe Doe and Mona Burmscm . NW N Band Has Active Year Durmg Uve 1,667b 5mmo tevm, tho Hunm ngV Sennm ham u'de-r nu: unrecmr: Hf Stewart ChMSIEHWsCW Nurkeo GmgeHUy mm the fmaw reswl ben'g a Fwe Show for thev wt, amo 5r mm The fwst Mao mmmvvs were Nkld wwth 6 30 A M rerearsaws at UV: FoalbaH hem and marmnng on the Streets w preparatron My namme perfur VranCCs me Tgpr Day a'ul Pow Wow Day par 'ace V addtmv 'he band LHOSP AugLA3tdrad'S mmng Day pavad d1 Smux FaHs fm mew annuaw haw: :np FQHQMrig fanmah seagcm effons wean uervtered around preparatory Hy the sprmg c , evt awe the NXgh: Of Music 'SWTV? M KW; 5mm, AVE?! Vchxieo thnuot'as 'OVEVIHH: From the Fantasws SHOW Roar amd Guadak canawMarch Owen acmmes m mmn t'w band gmvtwpdtsm were NdHUHM:5 dL DdSAethH 3va me P sum man Tournament av c trw Saar Win, Umg 1:4 Many 'van'bws msm ,mva 4 w, v: the emu? mm ts; at Abordeem arm ralnci higmy AH Stan Bdm: w'vdudec evgm fmm Hurcm Hugh A grave bend. a smauw ugammtum om nosed 9f anemmws iron- tr javvd mm mm on, messed weH 12H thew msuuments, may n mum dewcuH popmav. 0- Sr z'aHEd tug band mswc A band board was ew ed by DOpAHdV' vow Membevs muuded Rubez NMsrw d'nJ lmtw Thomas Senxzur5 Gaym May and Kmth Moxom. ,umurs and Chammz May and Sum! Bunnexl sophomores S R E 3 M E M D N A B FREPS Doreen Becknvarv F'eSHy Carstens Sandy Cuwvng Mary SUE Dunn Patsy Fosneun Stephanie Fveunck Cenmz- Gumafson Patty HuDDFr chm Huilabm Kn Kahnowskx Deloves Kumer Bermca Lennmg srmey Lenz Camaw Debbm Ludtka Cathy Maddox Karen Norm Judy Rohrer Sue Sampson Mary smune Sandy Swanson Mary Jane Wanaka Addimg cmor to halftlmes during the 19667 67 basketbaH season were Huron ngrs Preps. They performed various dance and drill steps to Ilveiy mustc on the Arena fbor several tunes during the season. Preps are chosen by Mrs. Joanne Range girls phySIcal educatron instructon and by veteran membe VS of the organization Girls are Selected for thew coordination, and they are then perma nent members of the dull team. preps are shown here m acmon performmg m the Secnon Fouv mumamem at Chamberhann Pep Club Sparks Enthusiasm Enthusnashc sgns suppomng me hgevs were 0a dismay m every Hwon bas- Ketball game They mo wonders to promole scmm 5pm and cream for makmg mm 2095 to P29 Club erkma durmg thew gum haHs em! during mew free we, the gms created SeveraW masterwecui men aWso way? hung m ms halls of H H s Pnrtured here are Pep Cmbbers Jeanne Cawavv. Anne Lews. Delores Kumen Jane M635, and Kathy Nurth Semor Loren Ross dxsmays the wmmng form that won hvm Khe me of M! Pretty Legs The contest was sponr sored by Feb Out: and entrms mcludeo severaW H H s amezes, as weHas F'er James Sam Presmem Evleen Corngan of Pen Club presents a baskemeu to Coach Ethan Hanks Good Favry Hanks H auas Tess Cums mnev emcers of FepCmb mcmded VmeVPrssvdenl Yess Cums SecrEKary Debbve perfmms In one 0' me many Pep Cum CaveyH and Yreasureerme Mmer skits The Huron Tiger The Huron nger IS distnbuted mOHtWy to 5H students and Faculty members free of charge, Funcmnmg pnmanly to record the hvstory of H H S and mform the student body. It also DVD woes tht readmg m the form of commns am; feature stones THXS year m addmon to regular feaunvs. spamal artlcles were pubhshed to mark the fmm year In the old high schom bqumg Advemse- ments from ord edmons of the newspaper were prmtecx gwmg students a gnmpse of the past Also durmg the year, many readers surrrused as to whom the mystemous COIumanL Pobm Good feHow. mwght be. Near the end OF the year Robm was revealed as semor Dvml Karras A column was also featured by Huron vaHs forexgn ex change Student Stefan Spmnell. Gone are the days of the orange and black Tger room but next year. new Quartevs wm prowde the Huron Tiger staff with an opporr turuty for more efhcient work EDITOR-iN-CH IEF Sandy Lamoe Waw members of me me nger skaff durmg 1966 67 wu'e ton row Nancy 5mm and Gwen Pugsvey zywsxs 52mm mw Mary E4nner xypm and Mary SchuKeu heedhnes sdeor am fronK row no er SumelL busmess manager, Jxm Emognageh KJHOVDE' raphen me Fnenq pvoofreaden and JerryTschetter. ems! Preserves Everyday Happenings Aawser of me Huron ngef and Paw ans .5 Mr Vince Pennmg Page emu ; of the Hmon n at were Shana Barton Susaanon ana naMay Svawa s 519w Crowerm smnsemmr Paw Prints Observes 10th Year Paw Prints :5 a literary maga- zme containing poetry, prose and art work submitted by me Huron Hi h Student body. It has been pu Ilshed smce 1958, making ms year its 10th anm- versaryv The 1967 staff urged students to contribute more material so that the publicatlon was enlarged. More shqrt stones and less poetry were In- eluded, At the S, D. High Schoo! Press Assn. Convention in Brookings rest ear, the magar ZinewonanAHr taterating, Paw Prmts 5135 vncmdes Ann Peters Lee HaVvarsem Vaw Cook, Susan Passenhevu Gene Treadwem and Pam Pmkal IAI VIRGINIA MINER Edltor EILEEN CORRIGAN SHIRLEY LENZ REBECCA NELSON Cereditor Caedltor Coedltor JIM BINDENAGEL KURTH GEIGEL Photographer Photographer Went Through Uust for Yow Jumo! members of the I967 Trger staff Mm: back vowt Rck Warren Juhe Pvummer and Emma WM? and mm vnw Judy Lar smandwmmmbms The ngef Is for the flrsttvmem1967 being dISr tnbuted In the faH With the hope that It wwH be a more meanmgful possession of yours because It includes aH Of the actlwties of the school term, not Just those Of the first part Of the yeah A 327 page addition was also added to help accommor date expanding enrollment and me specuar hlstory section, The staff extends tts mast sincere thanks to the Photo Houset Flolo StudXO and Camera Store. Sid Glanzer Studio. The 03va Plainsmam BIN Tredwayt and the many peopxe who contributed to the hwstory sectwon and helped us compxle the wnformatlon. Our thanks also go to the students and faculty for thew co-operamon during the year and espemany to our adwser, Mr. Vince Penmng. We hope that this book will remain a treasure Of yours for many years Arm Havoev and June Meyer were the scohomore szafi members FOOtbaII . . . p, Cross Country . :1 Basketball , p. Wrestling . p. Tennis . .. .p. Track ..... :1 Coaches , , p, Nwm ntmt-rns Jame: Enckson Patna E Hwevrv CAPTAIN Rwa May A Cheerleaders Back the Team Huron ngh SchoOVS varstty Cheerteaders dbd a sptendtd 10b of weeamg the Tigers to wctory duv'mg the 196667 gnduron and hard- court seasons. travelmg almost 3000 mHes followmg the teams. With the help of thew sponsor Mrs JOAnne Range. they also per. formed many other dunes. such as orgamzmg pep assembhes. dec- oretmg the locker room For the homecomlng game, and sponsonng a dance They also sent the basketball team a congratmatory telegram at the Secbon tournament and presented Coach Ethan Hanks wwth a boutonmere The gIrIS attended a Cheerteadmg ClImC at Brookmgs in September where they learned new cheers and the CONeC! techr mques for leadlnga Cheermg Sectwon Vars-ty basketbaH aHd FoolDaH cneeneaaw 5 wave Jal up? Ev msm ma May Judy Lav s: Judy Larson Mm Roberts and Pawn Euwem Tigerst Ability Merits Recognition ERuCE BUSHONG Carcaptam aha Athtate haubanx The Huron Tigers under the eXCeHent die rectvon of a fume coaching staff, started slowwy put gamed much needed experlence m the first four games and then came on strong to wm four and lose fwe durmg the 1966 season and finish m a tle for fourth pWaCe In the East- ern South Dakota Cohference In the first game of the season the Tigers met headron wmh a rugged Rapwd Qty squad and came Out On the short end of the score, 46-7. Fate then folbowed the T1 ers m thelr next three games, wnth losses su feted at the hands Of Swoux FaHs meoln, Aberdeen and Yankton The Huron eleven bounced back to Capture the Tiger Day Homecommg game by a 13-6 score Over the Pierre Governors. The Ben als next swept to a 13-0 wuh over MllChEH be ore their attack again proved Ineffective In a loss to the powerful Watertown Arrows, 2070, A weHrbaianced Scoring attack put the Tigers back on the wmmng trail agamst Madre 50m 45v27v Then the hlghhght OF the Season and the bwggest upset of the gnd season came when the Bengals knocked off the fxrstrplace Brookmgs Bobcats 26-21 t WW the fmal contest of an excmng gnd season. RICK DICKSON Amsxaxe tackle Tigers Combine Relentless Ground Front raw: Jack Damien Bub Mam Reed Jandt, John Smith Rick Dickson. 70m Dormady,Mark Peterson Jim Shell, Sid Olson. Wes Goehner. Bruce Busrmng Ev Eaiwey Second row: Kevyn Knouse, Kendan Orson, Dave Koemen Bob Fullerton, Ranay Tschettev. Pm Van ne Wane, Dave Miller. Greg Woocworm Loren Ross Bruce Schroeden Byron Honm, Pat McAtee Third row: Rm Came. Kelby Fode Craig Saner, Crag Connell, 148 Attack with Tough Defense and Team Effort Larry Marshall. chk Hocsr, Martin oresm, Kyle Helsem Dud McLInn. Don Johnston. Bin Tucker. smve Vcsler Sack raw: Keith Maxen, Randy wmen John Coums. Larry Holloway. Mme Mahoney. Jan Hasxet Bruce Johnson I49 Sophs Meet Onrushing Opponents Fronzrow 10w Cook hwy H 4w Evyan Han mawsmmde. new Danfovth BmMemger Lwe cnenuwuw Jwv Drake T DegLauHew vAm wow Am pm Dadengx ,. Larry me mems . Aumwmnnm Secunurow,MxkvwaM Dung amww Hob Larzmv mm Sm Smu' new .5, may saw m wm' sew Rees:- Gam Fe ChuLk Qanm JOh-V F Em H L Sawtu mm mmsw am Em ka Arner' Janus DcwmsEoomsma RNaml Bucmand Eackrow Lamowmaay Law WBV Larry Kvnugs Johnhohm LarvyC'r m Bob KHMgSM Jamesxovm Gaward Varrxc, m nmmm EmF.mn-m u DanSlamv MWrvaemeHy.GavySausv B cnemwaaw: wcve Jo new Lasrw c: Huy Cowah UAarme 5mm nowsm Ann Peievs and Lorna Lyon The Baby Bengals, under the experienced dwr rchOH of coaches Andy Kwemsasser and Don WIHIamS. complied a record Of 3 wins and 4 losses m 1966. From the openmg game with Lake Presr ton to the fma contest wnth Brookmgs. the team gamed valuable expenence Whlch Showd prove hebfm to the varsmy squad next season. The Lime Tigers record for the season was asfoHows Sophs 0 Lake Preston 6 Sophs 12 Mitchell 13 Sophs 6 Aberdeem 7 Sophs 18 Watertown 16 Sophs 12 Mxtcheu 6 Sophs l3 Madrson 20 Sophs 34 Brookmgs 20 Tiger Harriers Finish 3rd in ESD The HUVOH ngh Schom cross country squad. coached by Hawy Manshelm, fimshed another Seal son of fine competmon Led by semors Kerwm Johnson. Mike Moore amd Scott RamseH, the nger harners dkdrw't lose a meeton thew home course durmg the sea son and managed m hmsh mm m the Eastern South Dakota Con- ference meet and twelfth m the State COmDBUUOn Back row. 5mm Ramsew 3mg. Kogw Steve Crrwh'y Aw mcmch Roger Ea'lm M-aale row Ge've Sloan Kcrme-thsuh MW Hnnrv smn Mme Mczare Sieve wusm Front row. Em Veyhmuw norms nggnmn mm Mar mm RandyEuLannd Dave Hefer Semur: Kerwin Jurmsm ana Mme Muore ramea N am second mspecuvewymz mien squad meet 20 WW me awaras bemg presemga her? by then ccach Havry Mans'veum Varsity Roundballers Swish Nets Coached by Ethan Hanks in his second year as head basketball coach. the Huron Tigers showed great potential, winning their first five games of the season. Then, ulagued with a variety of problems, the Tigers slumped in mid-season. But seniors Rick Dick- son, Bruce Eushong, Steve Hawley, Jack Dammeier, Mark Peterson, and Loren Ross gave the Bengals the support they needed for a winn6ng season The Tigers' overall record was 11 wins and 9 losses. The Huron cagers failed to qualify for a berth in the State Tournament, however, falling before an explosive Miller team in Sectron Four competition. Well-Balanced Team Furnishes Members of the 196667 vvvvv 2y basketbaH Squad were Reed Jana! Wes Goehnsr. H L Sawon Larry Hochay. Mark Peterson. suave Hawle a Successful Season for the Tigers :ck Dickson Loren Russ Bruce Bushong Jack Dammeler Bob Mamn am Byrorv Hohm snmem managerwas Rmk Came Baby Bengals Tempest Upsets Opponents Huron . . Huron Huron . . Huron . . Huron Huron Huron Huron Huron Huron Huron Huron Huron . . Huron . . . . Huron Huron.. .. . 38 54 .46 ,.39 54 59 76 75 61 76 63 51 ..64 62 43 72 Brookings . . Watertown Aberdeen . . Yankton . . Sioux Falls Washington Mitchell ...... Madison . . , Pierre . . . Brookings Watertcwn . . Aberdeen . . Yankton . Mitchell . Lincoln . . . Madison . . Pierre . , . .43 .67 .45 .46 .58 .61 .44 .66 .79 .48 .59 .45 .66 .55 .45 In his first year as suphomore basketball men- tor, Joe McMacken guided the spirited Baby Ben. gels to a wmning season. Coach McMacken carried his strong enthusiasm off the footbau Field onto the basketball court, drillmg the idea of never give up into his players. The sophs com. piled a record of 10 wins and 8 losses. The Little Tagers showed much potential Wthh could de- velop into varsuty material next Season. Frunhvw: Phil Verschoar. Ann Rea. Jim Drake. Bob Kvinaen, Ferry Danfonh. Duo McLinn. Leo Kaiser. scudem manager. Buck mw: Roland Buck- land. Greg Woodworth. Gary Dickinson. Gary Feind. James Kunst. Chuck own. Jon Fusheim, Steve stout. Hod Reese. 156 Wrestling Cheerleaders Induce Enthusiasm Sheila Barton Joan Bischoff Debbie Carey With the varsity football and basketball cheerleaders. the 1966767 wrestling cheerleadr mg squad cheered at home football games and attended the cheerleadmg cnmc at South Dakota State Univeri say. The highhght of their year came when they hosted the State Wrestling Tournament. Ina successful effort to create enthusesm the three glrls decorated the Iocker room for the openmg match, decorated the team's bus, made signs and pammpatea m pep assembles, Grapplers Commanding Varsw mamas Nern back row: Suwe Mendel pm Thcxwpson Paw Morse th m kmnn Sulmscm KendPUOlson From row Fimavv wa; dem. :mmv sun :4; uT'nm Gayvuml MAKKQ Canvasmen and Determination Combine ROD THUMPSON ESE gm 'wsyrx Cvua'vw wand CoACapLam EOE DlCKINSON CoCaDldm The Huron th School varswty wrestlers turned In thew second consecu- twe wmnmg season under head Coach Ray WeHman m 1966767 The Tigers fimshed second m the Eastem South Dakota Conference and seventh in the State Meet. The young but powerful wreSV tllng squad was led by seniors Rod Thompson, Bob Dickinson. Dave Koehler, Paul Morse Kerb daH OSon and Darrell Blttner, Once agam Coach Les Trustos and ms 'B grapA plers completed a fme season, fvmshmg undew feated for the second year inarow Por TIMM 'in m aw m-y DAL iMA EQC ,mi- par . mampw RI: u uogLLu 2w: Stan: mime for a ThriIIing and IExciting Season Will Power and Drive Characterize Tiger Netmen Tenms competitwon as prowded local fans by the Huron High Tigers picked up conswderamy m 1967. The Bengal hetmen. workmg under the gwdr ance and supervision of Coach Ethan Hanks. surr prised many of thelr forlowers durlng the sprmg campaign With omy one Iettermah returmng to the squad from the team a year ago, the Tigers neverr theless came out Of nowhere In many Of their matches to win. Several of the victones recorded were clean sweeps over the opposmon, Going WltO the 1967 State Tennis Tournament at Sroux Falls, the Tiger netsters were not ex pected to make much of a showmg. But with hard work and determmahon, the HHS Squad. wee by Bob Martm and Stefan Spmnelh came out Of the gruelmg competition wwth a surprwsmg and gramfy, mg third place fimsh Once again, the Eengat net, men were not rated highly as they entered the Eastern South Dakota Conference tourney. ewe ther, but managed to end up In second place In the team standmgs. Wrth a host of veterans set to return to the HHS squad next year, including the raprdly xmprovmg Martin, nger tennis fans can look forward to arr other prosperous and excutmg season Front row: Mama Olesont Rod Reese, Dan DaMgren and Jm Nome. Buck row: Gawen Sendewam, Mark Van Scherrelt Steve Crowley. Larry Dor maayt Alan Rea. Bob Martmt Nuke Huset, and Stefan Snmneu. Unrelenting Spirit and Stamina Huron's 1966 Slate chamwansmp smyara relay team was made nu av Steve Manolvs. Jack Ewen, Jim Tredwayh and Bruce Eushong Rewarded with Victories '66 Varsity Track The Huron Tbgers completed an- other successfm Cmder season m 1966. Two school records were set durmg the campaign by Coach Oyde Cotmh's thmclads Rod Wlpf put the shot 52 feet 5 Inches for a new HHS standard and the 440 yard relay quartet of Steve Manon; Jack Errett. er Tredway. and Bruce Bushong- were clocked In 448 seconds he mgers hmsheu fourth m the Eastern South Dakota Conference meet m 1966 and s4xth m the state meeL Girls Track Under Coach Harry Mansheim's direction the HHS gms track squad showed consxderabre Improvement m 1967 Its second year of comr petitiOh The team of approxumatery 20 girls entered meets at Tyndau, HuHey, Watertown and Aberdeen and made Its best showmg by wm- rung ms Own Powder Pm Rebays. The maJorwty of the squad wvll return next year, Dromlsvng an even stronger season. Members 0! the 1967 HHS gms track team mduded mp row. Theora Langbehu Sue Sampson Vickx Huxlamr Canme MMs Pam pamer, De. Ana Fryen aha Pam Peuttev mvadle row, Ccach Harry Mansheum Bonme Baum vhcxy Ervcksum Karim Norm Sue muev Shawn Kageh Nayne Brown aha Lmda Moormarn bottomrow,Cmay wnson Karen Moorman. Mary Langherm. Peggy Died? SheHe DesLauHerS Carm Early and Deb me Canon Tiger Thinclads Show Strength Bruce Bushong 52: a smoox 440 vecoro of Adam; :Krength m the team was Sum Ram 5105:: mmnev Rod mepsm wmsmzw 507dwmgmax967 season sen ahlghlumper me quanm thJ we'e w Jermw y me 1367team In mugn scam Mae :ompetmon. Fom' semors and a sophomu'e campnsed wmv mg Moryard and mewey way :an rney an,- mem JJV 5h, Dale Kogm. Bruce Eushnng, Gary Fiend. and Loren Ross Shown here wuh the tmpmes they won at the Slate Track Meet at Soux Fads and Endurance in Track Skills 54x schooX records were bed or broken dunng the 1967 track season by Tiger thmdads. The 880ryard reiay team composed of Gary Fiend Loren Ross Dawe Kogew, and Bruce Bushong mad the esttmg school record of 1318. whwle me mue foursome of Ross, KogeL Bushong, and Kerr wm Johnson, set a new record of 3277, Bush ong also ran the open MO-yard dtstance H1507 for another record and Johnson set a new mue standard of 4 35 Gary Hollister clocked a new HHS time m the two-mlle run of 8.28 and Steve Stout skwpped to a tnme Jump mark Of 38 Feet lOInches The Tlgers. under head coach Clyde Cottom made What was probably their best showmg of the season m the state meet at Sioux Fans. wmr mng two relays, The BSOryard team of Frend, Ross. Kogel, and Eushong and the medley quar- tet Of Bushong, Ross, Kogel, and Johnson both hmsned well ahead of the toughest competition in the state. The Bemgals as a team fmlshed fourth m the state meet The Tigers also successfuny de- fended their reglonaw track title in 1967, rolnng up 88 pomts, but fumshed a disappomtmg fourth m the Eastern South Dakota Conference meet. Smamg across :he fxmsh me s anchorman Kerwm Johnson to give me ngers 43 hrs: mace m we memey relay at the Stale Track Meet Dale Kagex breaks me lap? ahead ov we held m m: 330 yam relay 5! me sme Track Meet Erydmg ms mgh schoov career WIN! a new school recurd was Kerwm Jahnsun who ran the rmle m4 35 5. L Asa? 1 : thee cf me iour HHS gnlfevs Wm quamm For me 1957 slate mumamem are Craig cmneu. Rmk Werner. and Stan Ward Nut acumen s H L Sewer Tiger Linksters Record Successful Campaign With three veterans returning from the 1966 squad, Huron High's 1967 gmr team was ptcked by many to be one Of the strongest in the state AS the season proe grassed, the nger Iinksters proved the experts to be Correct. Led by seniors Crawg ConneH. Stan Ward, and Terry Werner, Huron won six straight matches 01 dual competrtlon before losing on a forergn course to a strong Aberdeen team m the final outing of the regular season. Strengthened by the addmon of Aumors Steve Vosier and Rick Werner and sophomore H, L. Saylor to the squad, the Tigers were one of the strong favorites as they entered the state tournament at SIOUX FaHS. But here the Bengals stumbled and ended up In fifth place behind Severae teams they had beaten durmg the Sea- son The following week. however, the team came back strong to finish second m the Eastern South Dakota Conference meet. With such returnees as Saylor, Vosler, and Ruck Werner, Huron fans can Iook forward to any other strong golf squad next year. Stan Ward demonstrates me art of a good wedge shot to fellow goVer, Rick Werner Ethan Hanks Darrell Elsenbraun Mervin Boucme Gerald Wewfl Les Tlustos Clyde Cotton Don lehams Andrew Kleinsasser Harold Mansheim Joe MCMaCken Not pictured Ray Wellman I-I'ghlights Homecoming Prom ........ Senior Elections . . Honors ...... Graduation ., Senior Activities . p.170 p.178 p.182 p.184 p.186 p.188 N Em UP QB Rm Em QM T TIGER KING Dick Johnson Attendants Complete 0? 1 :9 Knight of Honor Bruce bushong Maid of Honor Kathy North Rick Dickson Eileen Corrigan Vicky Schultz Royal Court E; Knight of Honor Darrel Bittner Maid of Honor Shirley Lenz Jack Dammeier Tess Curbs Ev Bailey 99 av Variety Accentuates Homecoming AKhough ram dampened bonhre Feslwmes school 50ml shaved m menched HHSEIS gathemd mound the Flammg w 7m mevadmcnal semany 17A Activities of 1966 1966 Tiger Day Queen Michele Poet was crowned by '65queen. Becky Hohm Lookmg on s l966 Kvng. Dick Johnson Tiger Day Homecoming 1966 was another happy chapter in HHS. history. Even though the actual Ttger Day was September 30, the entire week preceding was a hectic one for both faculty and students of HHS. Each day of homecoming week was desig- nated as a something specialv day. On Mon- day. the fuotban ptaers wore therr game Jerseys, and the student body gave them the proper respect due hard-workmg Tigers Tuesday was School Colors Day and each student was requested to wear orange and black. WeJnesday was HEeat Prerre Day when an students were appropnate signst Thursday was official t'Dress-Up Day. Thursday evening Michele Poe and DICK Johnson were crowned Tiger Day King and Queen for 1966, Due to rain, the pep rally had to be heOd in the Arena, but finally the weather e H perm4tted Students to converge onto the Soph Brad Tscnetterwas gwenthe 'onceover bySleve Hawweyjnofmm parking lot and to swarm around the flamm ludze aMamzarocCo-M H Thunderous cheers and the refrains D the Loyalty resounded thrcughom the Clty as mm buuamg consumed the malamy 0F afterrschom hours. as the HHS the entlre group then moved to downtown sludentboaynvepareaForthebesthomecommgyet. Huron where the evening's activttves were Concluded. Fnday morning. the tradrtlonal Kangaroo Court was hem. Several indivsdual sophor mores were property initiated. and the Class of 1969 was Officially accepted as a full- fledged segment of Huron High School. Fl'lday afternoon, colorful floats. pretty girls, and marching bands were the order of the day as the annual Tiger Day parade made its way through downtown Huron. The theme of the parade was Memories in Poetry. Homecommg week was successfully clir maxed as the Huron Tigers defeated the visitingipierre Governors 13-6 Friday night, Festlwtles were successfully concluded with a dance tn the arena for students and alumni. Winning Floats Add Spice BEST CLASS FLOATrSenIor Class MOST HUMOROUSrThe Ow! and the Pussycat MOST OPXGINA TIGER: BE NWBLE . THERE BE!- to Homecoming Parade MOST BEAUTIFULiMy Love Is a Red. Red Rose Tigers Be Nimble cheerleaders . ; A I l x The Dnck fountam added a ma effect to the huge Southern prantatvon Under the Magnolias was the theme of the 1966 Junion Senior Prom and Banquet held m an arena decorated to give the Final effect of a huge Southern plantatwon. A colonial manSXDn was the Central decoratlve feature under skies hewghtened wlth streaming rows of lighted oranges and Bmons. Lyre Kleinsasser was the Master of Ceremonies, while the mvccation was given by Ev Bailey. The approximately 500 juniovs and semors in at- tendance danced to the musk: of the Al Douglas Orchestra. The program for the evening Included a Southern mewey sung by Nancy Carr, Cheryl Geyerman, Jane Meyer, Nancy Oviatt, Susan Sampson and SaNy Van Scikle. John Hershman was student general chairman for the event. John Horshman was tm- :rudgnl gsnefal Harrman at u Serum Prom and Eumnml 1966 Prom and upws named durvyg me wwung v vc musc r Bag 5 paaws rooug Awmmn s stag hestra? The road through the forest led to the magwc hand Of the Wanderfw Wizard Of OZH and the 1967 Jumor-Semor Prom and Sam queL Along the yeHOw back roach JunIOV Class offwcers and Board members greeted the honored guests. mcludmg the Board of Education. the admmvstratwon, the Senior High faculty, the Senior Class Offrcers and Board members, and memr bers of the Class OF 1967 The meal was served at tames decorated with yeHow and green gondolas and fhckenhg tear- drop candles by 30 Munchkm Men and Good Wrtches of the North. Master of Ceremonves for the event Was Byron Hohm and the :hvocahon was grven m Swedlsh by Stefan Spmhen. American Field Service foragn exchange student from Sweden, After an evemng of dancmg, the guests were entertained at a mowe and smorgasbord. 180 Uwar ah 1pm m mr ,. How a v y , d- 1 M re m h m, cm lMarv ngeysom huh mm. mm mmswnsum ammosrmmes; 5am-anc. var : V . w! Th H: 1er 5L v, x r-ENUUQSUIH mmd r am em hm cum dm mm L ins .g a M Loren Pass a cmzen or Arkansas. thoughtV-my chews on a cgar I and dDDrawS?s the t anumatEs before the fund vote Volvo candldates weve Shmey Lenz Dave Koemen Kathy Norm and Dave Jenkms BC and Volvo Hmmmes from Narm Caralma raHy enthusuasncany for thew Semor Elechohs ,5 the process by which camdme the Semor Class pres-dent, wceApuesldent, secretary and treasurer are chosen each r - year at HHS. The week-long actlvmes In V 1966 began Wm the divxdmg of the ckass ' H mm two pohtlcaw parties m the sewer 50- erl Clal sctence courses, students drew either t an orange or green tag, sxgnlfylng their 1 party Each party then held an organizar 1 nonat meetmg to determme an approprlate t name and motto, and to set up rules, Cre dentiaXst platform. and permanent organiza- twon commttteesv The Class Of 1967 Chose to be drwded into the EC Party and me Volvo Party, BC tBest CXasst used as thew symbols characters from the popmar BC comwc strip whlle Volvo used the wheat mspwred by the Swedish Sports car of that name Within the social Sclence classes, each party caucused mto States, Chooslng nomr mees and approprlate attire for the upv coming nationaX conventions, Conventlon mght was a colorqu and noisy txme. Nomwnatwons were made and candi- dates selected according to the offlcxaw processes followed by the natronal polihcal pames. Voting in the general election was done on the oty's etectric voting machine and when results were announced, the BCS Bruce Bushong and Ev Bailey. and the Volvo's Kathy North and Shmey Lenz were elected preswdent. wce-preSIdent, secret tary. and treasurer, respectively, of the Classof 1967. ac Candmales were Ev aaney Sue Sampson Bruce Busnong and Tess Curt-s Share Victory Alan Hodgsun, une of me Ewg Daas' from me rich state of Nevada, came to the Convonuon dressed m ms western azure mpressvexy decorated wxm $20 mus Crag Belkaprommem darky. shouis Hauemahv upon menomma hon o! oneof Mssxssmprs favomte sons Huron High Seniors Honor Graduates Students who mamtameu a Scholastwc average of 39 m above mroughout thew high school years were graduated ' WIth Highest Honors. Those Seniors with a 3.58vevage OI beL ter were graduated HWIth Honr ors. Graduating honor StudentS for 1967were . . . With Highest Honors Michael Friend Thomas Gapp Beverly Gerdts Rebecca Nelson EILEEN CORRIGAN LOREN ROSS . With Honors Cherr Prom ueen Cherr Prom Km V , y Q y g Ruck Dickson Paula Ellwein Mary Friese Dan Hollister Rhonda Jonkel Anne Kornder Sandra Lampe Deborah Ludtka Susan Moxon Gwen Pugsley Trudy Reese John Schlimgen Mary Schulte Vicki Schultz SHIRLEY LENZ RITA MAY James Seaman Hurovfs Miss Hollday Premest Cheerleader Sally Van Slckle JIM BINDENAGEL own KARRAS TOM GAPP AiLState Journalist National Mervt Finaltst National Science Fair Gain Numerous Honors Who's Who Named to Who's Who Of HHS for 1967 were fifteen members of the Senior Class, The contest 45 sponsored each year by The Huron Tiger All semors m the top onerthwrd Of the Class are voted on by the Student body. Recognition vs based on those who are the most representar tlve of the Semor Class. The 1967 wlnners m alphabetwcal Ordenwere Everett Bailey James Bindenagel Rick Dickson EV BAILEY PICK DICKSON Alan Hoggsom NROTC Scholarsmp NROTC Schwarsmp Dan Holllster Kerwin Johnson Richard Johnson Shirley Lenz Rita May David Leland Susan Moxon Rebecca Nelson Kathleen North Trudy Reese Susan Sampson LINDA WADHAMS REBECCA NELSON Betty Crocker Homemaker DAR Cvtlzemshlp Award BRUCE BUSHONG VICKI GLANZER SCOTT RAMSELL State H S Athlete of Year Schod Orchestra of America State Farmer Degree FINISHED. The cwass m 57 weh The Agony Tho Pm CecuMmer Snake : me 5m ac lhk Bancabureaiu Scrwce ML. sexecmns wem pruwden by we ngh Schnmchotr Al the bmwch helm for semors a me Prams, themes: msmry was reao The lames were dEcurated wmh me mass Howey me yeHOw rose Graduation acnvitwes for the semors began with Baccalaureate Serwces On May 28. The Rev. Cecll Mmer dellvered the sermon and Dr Pmmpp Mergxer gave the hnvocatlon amd benedlctlon Later m the week the annual Senior FareweH Dance was held for seniors and their dates with muSXC furmshed by the Trees. The next mornmg, the Semor Brunch was served at the Plams BaHroom. Dave Koehr Ier. toastmaster, introduced the program which consxsted of a mass history, com- plete With photographs. humorous awards for the sewer sponsors and musrcal enr tertalnment. The Commencement Exerv clses on June 2 were highhghted by an address by Dr. Edward Q. Moulton. presh dent Of the Universxty Of South Dakota, The 265 graduatlng senlors recewed thew diplomas, finlshlng their high school years yet beginning another phase of Me. 11mm Wxn1w111111-11u1 5nd the Ecstasy L1 M 11 SM 1 m Mandi SW 111 111 1 T HA5; Whtmiommzncnmivv mg 11111111551111 mm mm; 12111119151- 111mm 11a snmes mauwww m seenw 111g fame: 0! 111.. mum ; Senior Activities ALTER, JANICErCareer Gwls, J. Sr. Pram Comm , Samar Elxr mans TIgerDa Floatcomm, ANDERSON DA LAicareer 5m, cm . Future Nurses. Gms Glee cum Jr -Sr From Comm, m mane Iota Semor EWecuons Sessuonomceu'reasLnser De FloaIComm ANDERSON, RONALD, Smence mu, Samar Eiecnons, hger De Floalcomm BAI . Evanmwusmw Pia AHrState Chorus, 'A' Bas- kelball Man 8 Basketban K apu. Intramural Basketbalh Board Member, Boys Glee Club. Boys State, Choln Inner Chair, 50pm. Jr, and Sr Class VicerPresu lnex nencea Debs A' Fooman man: 7. E Footbav mam, aomgm Gum: cmb. Jr.-5v From Comm. KFood Chm y Jr 79' Pram Waltev. Key cmn. Klng's Attendant. Latm Club lPresJ. Nauonar Honor 307 Ciely, OnevAcK Mays, Popuianky Pall. Server Electons Sessmn omce lTreasv, VwcerPres L swaem Comm. Tlger Day Float Comm .Track. Troubadour: IVIceVP!eS ; BECKER, MARSHAichour, Future Hamemekers. Future Nurses, Girls Glee Club. Jr -$r. Prom Comuu P. Alpha ma Senior Be: trons. Tiger Day Float Comm BEERMAM PAULJA Basketball, - ,. Basketball. Senior Exec. hens. BEERMAN, PAULETTE 7 Career ems GAA. ems Glee cm. Latm Club, Pep cum, Sewer Sections. Sessrcn Offvce. EELL. CRAlG-Ark cxun German cum Jumer Varsmy serum Elecnons, Tiger Day Float Comm. Tiger Newsoaper staff. Track BENNEI'I CHARLisisemar Electlons. Tge: Day Float Comm BENsToN. RHONDAicareer Gm; Fumrz Homemakers, GAA em Gtee cmn Jr -Sr Prom Comm , Pep Cmb. Sewer Execuons, 1'. erDay FmatComm 55v R, DAVIDiArlrSmte Band, AIl-State Orchestra Band pep Bane, Boys State. Inexpenenced Debate, Ensemwe Work gamma: Honor Somery, Orchestra. semar Electrons. Stage and. BINDENAGEp JAMESiAHrSchooI Play AIRSIate cnoms. Buys Glee Club. Boys sme. Bays Nanon. Chow Wresvy, Innev Chow Inexperlenced Debam. Ensemme Work, Foctlt m Guild, German Club lVIceAF'res 1, JV-Sr Pram Comm lChm.. Key Club. Nar nonal Honor Soctety. OneAc! Plays. Gum and Scron wrogram Chm L Senor Electvons iNanmax cnmL Sessnn Offlce, Sm dent Councu, Thes tans IPresJ, Tvger Day Hoar Comm . Tger Newspaper Smff. Iger Vearboak st. Track Cross Chunky Troubadours KVIcePres l, Ausme Journalism arscHoFF. GERALDvBoys Ghee Club. cm , B Football, Ger- man cm. Senior Secltcns, 1'. er Day Flam Com rack. BITI'NER. DARRELLisaph. ano gr Board Member, H cmb. ngm uf Hanan Sewer Elecvons. Sess-on omce Maegan ;. Trger Day Hos: Comm, 3' wresuing, Varsity Wrestlmg. BJORKE SUSAN -DECA NiceAFresJ. Jr.-Sr Prom Comm, Serum EIsclrons.TI er De Float comm BLOODGOOD. HAR EuEwAlI-School Pla , AIIAStata Chorus. Chem Innev Choir, Vrexperrenced Debam semhle wark Poop ugm Gum GAA Girls Glee cum, Gms Stale, :Ar -Sr From Comrm National Honor Socvety. One-Act Plays Fen cum P. mans Iota KProgram cnmx Senior Elections Spanish Clan Thespmns, Tiger Day Float Comm chm, Tvger Newspaper 51.3w. frame Clef. EogNEs CHERVLADECA. Server summons Tger Day Hoax omm, BOYLE, MARY LOUrlnexpenenced Debate. Declam. Future Homemakers Future Nurses German Club. Gms Ghee chm, ersr. Prom Waitress, Pep Clu F'i Alphalcw,5en001 Electrons, 1gess-on Office, Student Cour! Tiger Day Float Cumin. Girls rack. ERWKMAN, TERESA-mexpe nced Debake. Declam, Foothgm Guns. Future Nurses. GAA GIrIs Glee Club Jrrsr. From comm. Lulm Club. OneJAct Play . Alpha Iota gmence Club. Serum Elecuons. 1': er Day Float Comm.. GIrls Track BRUHA BEVI'EvCareer em. a Alpha ma, Senior Elections. Ti er Day Float Comm EUC LAND. suzANNE-Gins Glee Club, Jr. 5r. Prom Cmm., Pea Club. F'v Alpha Iota, Senior Elections. GIrls Track, BUCKLEY. DUANE.qure Farmers. Server Electluns. Tiger Day FIoatComm. BURNETE ROGERiFuture Farmers, T436! Newspaper sum, Seam Eleckions BUSCH, MICHAEL-lerary mun. Serum Elecuons Tiger Day Floamomm. BUSHONG, BRuchA Basketball, NB Basketball. Jr Class Treas Sv Class P725. ' A Fooman, B Football, club, Jr.-Sr. Prom Comm., Km m of Harm, Popularity Pou, Semor Eleclons. Session office Pres 1. Spanish Club. Tvger Day Float comm. Track, CAPLE. Ems; A Basketball w m. B Basketbau, Invamural Basketbau. Boys Gtae chm how, Jr. Class secretary, m Football, H Ciubv JrASr Prom Comm., Key mun measq, Ser nvur Elactlons, Sesslon omce Ln, Sec 5r, che-F'resJ, Tiger Dav kat Comm. Track, CARLSON, ROGER Debate, Inexpepencea Debakg Ext rnneous Speech, German Club, Natlonal Forensic League ence Club, 1'. er Newspaper Staff. Sensor Elecnons CARSTENS. VI KV-An Club, Career Guns, French cum, Glns Giee club JLSr. Prom Comm. Pep Club, Pr Arms Ions. Senvor Beams, , erDayFloalCom , CHAPLIN. PA ICIAiTransfer from Tulare. s. 0,, Future Home- makers. PepClub Careercurle. CHRISTMAN. DAN Senior Elecmns CONNELL, CRAIG, ntramural Basketbatl. ' A Footbalh B Foo!- pen. German Club, H cm. JnSr. Prom Cemm., Sewer Elec. mom: Session ofr-ce, swam: Council, Tlger De Float Comm COOVERT, DIANE-Career Gm. Gvrla Glee cum, x Alpha loam Sewer Ebecuons, Tiger Day Hon Comm CDRRIGAN. .EIEENrAu-Scmol Flay. Avl-Slate Chorus, Ch ', mner Chem Declam. atempwaneou! Speech. qumm Guild 62cm German Club. Gun; Glee Cum mm. Junm Class Ray. 188 J75, Pram Comm, Queens Anendanh Nammal ravensm League. Dne-Act Plays, 075mm Pep Club KSEC pres, m Alpha Iota Senior 512mm; Session emce, Spamsh cmb Thespwans. Tuner Day Flea! comm. nger Yearbook 5mg TIebleCWef COWAN JEANNEilnexpenenced Debata French Cw Fuluve Nurses GAA, Gwrs Glee emu JrrSr, Prom Comm Lalm cm, strsry cum. Pep Club, 9 Alpha me. leI ano Scrcu, Samar Emcmns Sessmn omce 65c Hostess, Twas x nger Day Fmtcamm T4ger Newspapev Staff CRONEN CAROL-Board Member mm Career Gms, Fulure Homemakers, Jr 75, From Comm. w Aloha ma Serum Em; mans TrEer Day Float Comm CURTIST RESAiSoph Class Treas French cum. Future Homemakers Future Nuvses lPres y Gm; Glee emu HrSr Prom eumm, Queen's Attendant, Pep cum Mce-Pres; .2 Alpha Ion: Lwcepres ;, Popuramy Pow, Semer Elections. Tlgev Day Mom Comm DAHLGREN, DANimlramural Baskewsm chence cwun. Serum EIectIons,Tenms DAMMANN. NVLA ECA, Serum Execnons DAMMEER. JACK, A Basketball. Tl BasketbaH, Boys 5mm lnexperlenced Debate. AH Footnam 3' Footban. H' Cum JrrSrv Prom Comm. Key Club, ng's Auendanl. Lam cum Popularity Poll, Science cum 5mm Elecmns, Sessmn Dlhce lPres L T: erDa Flea! Comm Track DECKER, mSHAR ,Semarsxecmns DEVQ LARRYiGerman cum Science Club. Server Ewecnms m er Day Froaxcomm, DICKX SON. ROBERT us Fooman Semor Ewecnons ngev Day Float Comm.. Track Wresumg DICKSON RICHARD, A' . B Baskezcam Board Member Ba 5 State mm A Footban man Memm AIL smepma DolbalLHH Club,Jr-SV PrcmCDmanrrSv Prom Walten Key cum rSec x ng's Anandann Nanonal Honor So. mam Popuxumy Pen, Samar aecmns Sessm omce Meg. Pres L Student Cannot hger Day FloatCOmm Track DORMAD TOM rlntramuraW Basketban, Beam Membe Fem ban. a Fmtbau. H mm Jrssr onm Comm, Senior Elecr moms, Sessm omce 715m Day Hoax Comm hack DUNN. MARY SUEAArlrSchooX Fla Board Memben Careeerrls Chum mexpenencea Debam, Eeclam Drm Tearm Foomgm Gum French CMD, Future Nurses. GAA Guns Glee cum. Jr- Sr. Prom comm, Lam cum. Lmrary Clan Pep Club PI Alpha Ima Recording Sec r. Samar Electlons, Session omce 45:2: , Tress, HostessL Thesplans. hger Day Hoar Comrm Future Teachers,GArlsTrack DURESKY. FRANKJnnamurax aaskemam 'H cum Sensor Elecr nonsm erDayFloa!Cemm..Track, DWYER, NALCLDECA. Se Ior Ewecmons. Twser Day Host CommJ'rack. EDEN, RENELCareer Gvrls. Gvrls Gree cum: Pu Alpha ram Semor aecuons EDWARDS SHARON.Career ems DECA. Pep cm. Semav Elec. hens ELLWEIM PAULAiaaaro M2mber1AIlJ, 'A ana e' cheenaaaer chm. Inexpenenced Debate, FomI-ghr Guild, GAA, Gms Glee cum Fume Teachers, JrvSr. From Comm 3.75,. From Wallr ress, Latln cm, Namnm Honor Scenery, Pea Club. F'w Npha Iota Sclence Oub. Senior Execucns, Tvger Day Float Comm ENDAHL. BARBARLCaree: ems, lnexperlenced Denam Fu. mre Homemakers GAA. Gm; Glee Club. Jr.rSr From Comm Eahrv Club, P. Atha Iota. Sew Elecnons Tlger Day From omm, ERGER. susAwicm , Fume Homemakers, Future Nurses GAA, Girls Giee Cmb. Jr Sr From Comm Pe Chm Sewn: Elecbong Sessron omce Geo. Scam Chm y. gtudent Coum cu, Future Teachers. G mnasllcs. EmgssoN, PEGGV7DE A, Senior Elections. Tiger Day Float mm. EVANS RussisenvorElecnons. FADER, SHARONrAd Club, Banm Pep Band. Career GW$ Declam, Ensemble Work. Foothght Gum French Cum, Future Homemakers. GAA, GWI! Glee Club. Future Teachers lHls torram. Junlur Class Play. JL-Sr, Pram Ccmm.. lerar Club, F2? Club, P. Alpha ma, Science cxuu. Semor aecuons sslon 0 Ice Mostess Lmr y Tiger Day Float Comm. GIrIs Track, FAt-1EY, RonNEnFumre Teachers. Smenca Club, Samar 5ch nons. FISCHER, JEFFREV-Gerfnan CluB, JV 75! Pmm Comm SEND! Electlons, Sessmn Office KVrcerPreSVL Shnient Counml, YES! 03 FloatComm. Track. Jumor Varsity Basketbau, FLOR NTINE T. J, Bani Pep Band, lnexperrenced Debate, Ensemble Work Gennan Club SecJ. GiHs Glee Club, Future Yeachers. Jissr Prom Comm.. JV vSr, Prom Warkess. Latin cum Orcnegzra, a Alpha iota, Science cmb. Server Elecuons, Sesswn OKICE fTVeaS L Student Council KAKJ, Tiger Day Floa Comm ,5 mnasucs. FREDRICK. TEPHANIEi Art Cum, soon El Cheerleaoen Den Data lnexpervenceo Debate. DHN 725m. GIrls Glee cum, Fukure Teachers. Jr.5r. Prom Comm, Lam Club. Nanunau Forenmc Leaguev Pep Club. F'w Alpha Iota Senior Emcuons, Sessmn OfficerHostess vlcepres m evDay Flaaxcamm, FREESEv LLOVDVDECA, Sen or m:nons FRIEND MICHAEL;AIbAState Chums. Board Member u:- sr. AR x Boys Glee Club, Boys Sula, Choir, Inner Choir, Ensemble Work JnSn Prong Comm. Jn-Sr, Prom Waiter. uatin Cmb 52;. Tress L National Hanoi SDCIety KvmerPres l, QJVII and Scroll. Samar Elechons Spanish. Cum KVIce-PresJ, Student own: . Tger Day Float Comm. Tiger Newspaper Staff. Troubadwrs SeC rTreas Ecanarmc Seminav Rapresenmlwe. FRIESE. MARY- French Club, Future Nurses, JnSr Prom Comm . Lynn Club, Fen Club. PI Aipha Iota, Quill and Scrum Senior E181: lvons. Session Ofnce rsm. Trans; smaem Cwncll mom, Tiger Day Float Comm hger Newspaper Staff, mee Yeachers FRVER. DEAR'IAV Transfer ham aloommgmn, Mmm Ensemme Wavk. qure Nurses GAA Orchestra Pep cum PI Arpna wars. FULLERTON ROBERTiaana 'A' Baskemau tszuoent Tra-nen. lmramural Basketball, Boys stale mm. Inexpenencea Debake, m' FootbaH '5' Footbau fStudenl Tramerx German Club. 'H' Club. Jr 5r Prom Comm Natwmm Honor Soclelm Smence cum. Semor Execnuns. sessncn owes 0-105t7. szuuem Coun- cm T-ger Day Fbal Commn Track. Economlc Sernlnar Fewer semame GAMBER ROYALinECA German emu Semor Elecucns Sesr swan omce nger Day Float Comm T: er Newspaper sum 5mm: THOMASJnUammaX Basketball, ys State :AM De bale, Inexpenenced Debata erSr F'Vom Comm. Jr 5!. From Waiter. Key emu Lahn Club. Natuonaw Forensic League Mee- Pres 1, Nanauar Honor Socrety, Saence Club mres L Serum Sections Sessmn omce Wren Tier Day moat comm. GEGEL KURTHiBoarU Member UV. 1: L Bays Glee Club. Chm, lnnm Chow, German cum Future Teachers. Tennis JrrSr Prom Comm, SCIEnce cm. Serum Ewecnons, Sessm omce ISoph Vwce-F'resl. Tiger Day Flea: comm nger Yearbook graft Troubadmrs . GERDTS, BEVERLVVAIIvsCmm Flay Chow, mexpenencea De- bate. Declam. Foomgm Guild. Future Nurses. Grrls Gee cum. Fuiufe Teacnens Gyms State W: L Jr Sr F'Iom Comm Latln Club, National Honor Soc-exy Dne-Act Plays Pen Club, Owl and SCION, Server Electlons. Sess-on thce 1Lrbrarnan! SDanr IshCWub.T1gev Day FloalComm. Tiger Newspaperstafi GERE CARYerexnenenced Deane. GAA. varary cum. Pep mun pr Alpha Iota, Sclence cum Semev Electwons Spanish clan TigerDa FxoaxComm GEVERMAN LA RViAII-State Chorus Boys Glee crub, Churn Inner cm-r. French Club. JrrSr. Prom Comm, Scrence Club, 527 mar Emctvons, Sessmn Office Ur VicerPresL Troubadour: GEVERMAN. PETER 7hys Glee Cum Chm Cross Country. JrA Sr Pram Cummu Senior Elections. Track, 13 Wresznn , GLANZER. LADELLAiPED Club. P: Alpha Iota SemorElecnons GLANZER, VXCKpArIrstme Band, Allrsxate Orchestra Bane: Pep Band, Board Membev. Inexperlenced Debate, Drill Team Ensemble Work, Future Homemakers, GAA. Jr 75:. From Comm. Lam Club, Nanunax Forensic League, Nanonal Honor Some! OneAAu Plays 1PrompterL orchesna Pe Cmb. H Alpha Iota, Scrence Cum. Senior Elecums, Sessmn flce mess ;. Tiger Da anamcmm emu: .GARYiJnSr Prom Comm. Samar Elechans. Spamsn Club, Tvger Day Floax Comm GRAHAM. MICHAELiaanEL Pep Band Footbau, Jumor Van sxty Baskemau yrs: Prom Comm, serum Bechons Tvger Day FWoalComm GRAVSON. LINDAilnexgenenced Debam, FumveNursesJSAAu pa Alpha Ima. Semor Elecnons, Tlger Day Float Comm hger Newspapel Stew GRESDAHL. RICK, '3 Basketball, Buard Member, A Fuotbau, B Footbam Samar EWectvons, Sessron orncg Tiger Day From Comm.Track. Gnoss cvmimAVCareer Ems, ems Glee cum, 9! mung lula. SenmrElectvons. HALSE. JEAN-Career 5m; Future Homemakers, GAA. Jrrsh Prom Comm F'I Alpha mum Tvger Day Float comm Semm Electlms HALvoRsEN. LEEilnexperlenced Debate. DneAAcl Plays, Paw Prints, Quill and Scrum Samar Elecmns, Sessm Offlce 1Pres sec LThesuransJ'I erDay Floatcomm Golf. HANSON. CHERLDE A 5:301, Fume Homemakers. unrary CruLL P. Agra Iota, Serum Eleclvons HANSON. R GERkScr'ence cum. Semor Emctrons. nger Day Float comm. AutoClub HARMEL JOHNiscwencI-r Cluu Semor Elections, Tger Day Float Commn AutoCMb HARRINGTON. DANIELSenmr Elscujns hger Day Fxoa: Comm , Auto Club HASKINS, SUSANiCareeI G4rls. Lalm Club, Senior Electms, TigerDa Floalcomm HAWLEV s EVEN: Basketball. 5 Basketbah Er Fookv ban. H Club, Jr-Sr. prom Comm. Serum Elec ans, Tiger Day Float Comm .Track, HENRY GLORIAicaIeeVG 5. Senior Elecmns. HERSHMAN, JOHNiAH-School Play Jr. and Sr. Board Member, qu-gm Gum KPresJ. German cum KPresJ. Jumcr Class Play, JI-Sr, Prom Comm reen Chmh One-Am ma s, Populamy Poll. chence cum, Sen r Elecuans KChmrL essvm mlce mresm Thespvans Mcapresa. nger Day FlcaK Comm. Kenny, 1': er News aper Staff, Fulure Yeachers. HERgHMAN. HARONicareev Girls, Jn-Sr Prom Comm,, Samar Elecuons. Tvser Day Float Comm stmr, V'CTORIA.Future Homemakers. 6AA. P: Alpha Iota. SenlorElections. HODGES. KATHRYN.French cum, Future Nurses. GAA. Jr, Sr. Prom Camm.. P. Nona Iota. Senior Elecmns. Session Mme Gr. vica-Pves.L Tiger Day Flask Comm. HODGsoN, ALAN-lntramural Basketball. Boys Gnae Club, Boys Slate, Ch '7, lnnev cm , Debate. lnexpenenced Debake, A Football. Footbam Key crux: KFres., TreasJ, Lahn Club KVice-PresL National Forensic Lea ue. NutmaV Honor Soo- em One-Act Prays, SCIence Club, emorEJections, Student councn. Trwhamurs. HOFER, DANNVisand, Pep Band Board Member. Focmgm Guns, German cum, Jr.-Sr. Prom comm. Sctence club Senior Elecuons,Ti arm Float Ccmm,,AudIaVIsualA1ds. HOFER. DEBO AH, areer Guns. GAA. Jer, Prom Comm, Pep cmu. P7 Algha Data, Senior Execxions. Tlger Day Float Comm, HOFER THOMA 7Jr.-SVV Prom comm, Scenes Club, Samar Elections, Sass-m Office, hger Day Float Comm. HOHENTHANER JANEicarser Gms, Future Nurses, GAA Girls Glee Club. Jinsr Prom Comm. Pi Alpha Iota. 52mm Elec llons Sessm Office areasJ, Tmer Day Fina! Comm. HoLLIsTER, DANAAILSchocw Play, Bays Glee cum, Buys Stme, Choir, Inner Cholr. Debate, lnexoerlenced Debate, .ms: Prom comm Jr -$v Prom wamev. Lalm C1ub.NallonaWForens4c League. Natvunzn Honor Socvely mres y. OnerAct Plays Senior Elections Sessm omce lPresL Thespens Tvuubadours HORN FRANClsiDECA. semor Elecuons HOUSMAN. PEGGYvFulure Nurses Futuve Teachers, GAA Lalm crun Pep cum. P. Amha ona Semcv Elecuohs Student Councn. T. er Day Fvoax Comm HUBER. ERV Nimlramural Baskezuam AH Foamau, H Club. varary cmu, Serum Elections hger Newspaper sum Track. VarsmyWresumg, HuRD, DAVEeramural Easketbalk B Fooman. Jr-Sr Prom Comm Lmrary cum Sewer Erecuons Session emce 605m Pres, Jr Treas, Sr Hosn, n er 03 Float Comm Track HYDE PEGGViAHrStale Chorus, am an Sana Cho me, Chan. DnH Team Ensemble Work.cAA ems :3er mun F' Awpna tom Popu'anly FOIL Senior Ewecuons Session one. SDanvsh cum. Tlger Da FloalComm , Yreme cxef mvgv, LAURAr areer Gws. Serum Elections. Tiger Day Float 0mm ISACKSON HELEN.An cum. Inexpenencea Debate, French Club GAA ems GleeClutL Mixed Chorus, Jr 751' Prom Comm Pep cum. Pw Alpha ona, Samar Elections. nger Day Fleet gammy. Tiger Newspaper Sta . Fulme Teachers Future urses. NERSON. SANDRAVCareer Girls, Future Hammakers. Future Nurses, GAA Jr .5: Prom Comm Library cm, r-n Alana Ima. gent Electmns. Sessson omce mbvanam, Tiger Day Final 0mm JARMAN. DmNNLBoam Memben cm , French Club. Future Nurses 9AA Gms Glee cm. JrvSI Prom comm Pen Club, 5' Nona Iota, Semor Elecuons Sessmn omce, Tlger Day Fvoal omm JENK1NS,DAVID7AM Club rFres1, 'B 'chbaH Jr-Sr Prom Comm. Senior Evecuons. Sessnon OHIce KVwCEvPres 1. Track JOHNSON. BRUCEJA FooznaIL '5' Football. Future Farmers Jr rSr. Pram Cnmm . Servo! Electlons Track JOHNSON. KEPWINilntramural Easkemle So 5 Glee Club. Chem lnexperlencea Debaxe Jumor Varsvky askewan, H cum, JnSr Prom Comm. Natmnal Honov Society. Sclence cum Semor Execmns Session OHrca KSODh VICEvPVESJ, Track, Crass comm, JOHNSON RUSHARDiAu-School Fla a'- Basketbabh Class Office lJr cxass Pres, Student dy Pres7, A Focmaan Homecammg ng. Jer, Prom Comm, Key Club. Popmarwly FOILSenvor recnonssessmn omeeur Fres.Lqunenthn- cu. JOHNSTON DONALDAnKramuraI BasketbaH, mexpenenced Dev bate, A Fomban, 9' Football, Science Club, Samar Elec- nuns, 1n er Day Float Comm , Track, us Wresumg. JONES, a ERLV-Career Guns. Future Homemaksrs GAA Girls Glee cum Jv.-Sr, Pram Comm . P. Alpha Iota, Semor ElecV tions. 5 amshClub,T1ge1 Day Float Comm, Track. JONES. K NNETH-mtramural Basketball, mre Farmers. Se- rum Elections, Tbger Day moat Comm JONES. MAnv ANN-Art cmn Mce-Pres.L Benn Pep Band. DnH Team Future Nurses Guys Glee cum JL-Sr. rom Camm Pep cm. um ha Iota, SemorEIactvons. Session OMcNSec Tress; 115a y Froak Comm Tlger Newspaper scam Fu- mreTeacheVs JONKEL, RHONDAiAH-Schom Hay. Art cmn. Soon, Jr anrd Member, chow Dehate. mexpenencec Debate. Declam ExA tempavaneous Speech Foqtllghx Gum French Club wrogram Cmn Fumre Teachers Gwls Glee Club, Jr -Sn Prom Comm mm, Latin cum, Nananal Ferensu: Leasua Namonax Honor Some y. One-Act Plays. Pep Club, Pi Alpha Iota. Fouulanty Poll, own and Scron. Serum glecnans, TheSDIans, Tiger Day Flam Comm. nger Newspaper suns ems Track. Oral Internreta- Kim, Governor's Conference Representatlve JUST, MAHViAHSchom may Chow, Inner Crow. 5AA, ems Glee cum. J r Prom Comm.. Pep cum. :2. Alpha iota moan tahty Chm . Samar Euecnons, Sessmn omce KHcstess. L DrarvanL Spamsn cmu Txger Day Float Cumm., Trger News paper slam Treble cm. KALINOWSKL KITAChoIr, Dnu Team, Future Nurses, Gm Glee Chm JVrSr. Prom Comm Lam cum Fen own, Pi Aloha rpm. Sensor Elecwns, Spamsh Club, nger Day Float Comm. Tngev Newspapersxam p KARnAs, DIMITRA-Band. Pep Band. Inexpemnced Debate. Future Teachers, GAA. J?.VSV. From Comm. Latin Clan Nay none! Fomnsc League Newman Honor Socmty, Orchestra. Pi Aloha lam. Seth Elmnions Student councu Tger News- papersmff, KAUTH PAMELA-Career Gms, Girls Glee Club, Pep Club, Serum Beclmns. KEELER, saseomn B FcotbalL H emu Latin Club. 59mm Elecucms Track. KENNELL. BRAD, Intramural Basketball. Lann cum Senior Bea tvms,Tv erDayFkIatComm. KING,BON IErDECA,SenwEIectvons, KIRTON, RlCHARDJntramural Basketball, Senior Elecuons, Session omce lvarariaN. KNDUSE, KEVINilntramural Basketbalh A Football. 5 Fem. bau, Senior Emotions. KOCH. TERRV-AIIAState Chorus, Boys Glee cum, chow, Inner Chow. Ensemble work, JnSr. Prom Comm, OmarAcz PH: 5. Pupulamy Polh Senior Elections. Sessnn Mae KSODh. r, Hoslj,TI erDay Floatcomm.. Troubadours. KOEHLER, AVIDiaand. Band Board. cm. HA Footbalt ' Football. German cm. H cum, Penman Few Serum Elec- tlpns. Session owes Wre Vlce-PresJ, B Wrestling. Var- swwVesumg. KOE N, SANDRAJmure Homemakers, Future Nurses, Gms ggfcnub, P1 Alpha Iota. Samar Elections, Tiger Newspaper KOGEL, DALEJB aaskezbau. Intramural Basketball, Inex n enced Debahe. H Club, Samar Elections. Trger Day lock Comm Track, KORNDE ,ANNE-GAA Girls Glee cum. JraSr. Prom Cumm.. Pep cum. Fr Alpha mu, Senor Elecduns, Spamsn cum, Future Teachers. KOTAS, SANDRAiArt cum. Fatwa Hmemakers. Future Nursv 189 es,GAA1Gst Glee cum Future Teachers. JV vs, Prom Comm , Pep cum. F'I mung ona Semor Ewecuons, Board Membev mm L hger Day quat Comm KUHNS BARBARAJneonHencec Debate, Fumre Nurses. GAA. Jr .sr Prom Comm.PVA1Dhalota.Semor auctions spam anounn EVDB Hoatcomm KUTZLER, LOR SiAr! Club Careerems. Dun Team, Future Humemakers. Futurz Nurses. Gm: Glee cluuGAA. Jr -$r Pram Comm, Pep Club. FM mane mm Semur Ewecuons, T-ger Day Float Ccmm . Hrgh Magazmg Sales LAMPE. SANDViBand, Chem Inexpenenced Debzne. GIHS G1ee Club. Lam cum Natvonm Honor Socvelw Gum 1k Scron. Serum Sections szuaem came , Tiger Newsoapev Eamor LANG, CAROL AcareerGlrls. Serum Beams, Spanlsh Club LANGBEHN JUDvicareer Gms. French chm, Future Home- makers. GAA. P. Al ma Iota, Senior Elecmns LARDINOIS, CLAUD Jntramural Easketba , Boys Giee Qua, Chow. JV 5,, Prom comm Science crub. vavanan, T439: Day FloalComm. Red CrossOr amzauon LELANDDAVI vAH-Schom lay.BoysSImE1lnexperlencedDer Date, Debate Declam Foothght Guild. French cum KPresL Jr-Sr Prom wmen National Forens-c League AthePres 1. Nationm Honor Sucvety. Onernct Play Oratory, Qum and 5mm, Soence cum Sesslon Office Kpres Thesmans. Tiger Day FloatComm,,T1ger Newspapev sum, LEMON. EAREARAiBuard Member. Deume inexperienced De- nna, French Club. Fukure Nurses mea u. GAA. ems Glee cum, JnSr. Prom Comm Namnal Forensc League, Natronaw Honor Soclety. Pep emu Pi Alpha Iota, Samar Elecvons Sesr Slon ORIGeKSeC Trees LTgerDBy FloalComm. LENZ.SH1RLEY7Eand.QaSS omCe ts: Class Treas y, DHHTeam Keamm 6M1 Jr Sr Prom Comm Maid of Honcv. Mamreue. Pep Band. Pen cum, Pooulanl Poll. Qunl and Scroll, 5:, Elm; uons, Sess-on omce KF'ves.L Damsh Club tPreS.L T-Eer Day Float Comm ,Tlger Vearbook Staff. Muss Hahday K2hd unnen Um LEWIS, ANNEiAll-Schcul Flay anro Member. Cheerleaaer KSophv, A An. 1, mexpenenced Debate. FootI-gm Guild, Future Homemakers 6AA GIrls Glee cum. Gms Stala Jr1Sr, Prom Comm, Jnsr, Prom Waitress Latm Club. National Forensic Leasua Nauonaw Honor smety. One-Act Plays. Pep cum, 9. Alpha Iota. Pupulanty Poll. 12qu and Scroll, Sr, Ewecmns, Ses- suon omce Meghan Student Owned mm Yhesmans T1 er Day FloatComm T1 er Newspaperstaf' LEWI , EDYTHE-Art Club, Vls Glee cum Jr rSr Prom Comm 1 Pepcmb. Sr. Execuons, Tiger Day Float Comm LUDTKA1 DEBORAHrAHrScmoI Play. Awszaze cmms. Board Memben Chow, Inner Chain mexpenenced Debate Drill Team Ensemble Work, Foomgm Gum GAA, vals Glee cwb, Jr.-Sr. Prom Comm.. Laun cum National ForenSIc Lea ug Namnal Honor Society. One-Am Hay Pe Clun Scyence mu. 5:. Sec nuns, Sess-un thce. erDay masomm 1 YIgerNewsDaper Staff. Tmme Chef. MCBRIDE. LARRV 75L Elecmns. MAAs JANE-AH-Schoul Play. Debata Foolu m Gulld, Emure Nurses. Gm; Glee Club. Jr -Sr. Prom Comm.. ? cm, P. Ainha Iota, Sr. Elecmms Saanish Clan Thespans, lger Day Hoax Comm MADDOX. CATHY-Dml TearrL French cum, Future Homemakers. Future Nurses. GAA. Pea Club, P1 Alpha mm 5r, Elecuons, MAgER. JUNE, r Elen-ans Soanlsh Cum T4ger Newspaper raw. MAHOWALD CHARLES- Boys GWee emu, Chow. Science cm, Sr Eleclions, MARCUS PETErOneVACI May. 3r, Electrons. hger Day Float Comm Track. MARSHA L. LARRV-All-Schml Play Band. A Football. '5 Football, Jr.-Sr. Prom Comm. mewn Plays Popularity Pom Sr Elecuons, Spamsh cum Track, MARVELDAWD1 Sr. Elecbons. MARVEL,J1Misr.Elecuons MAgEL MICHAELiscwence Club, Sr, Elecnons. Tlger Day Float mm. MAxEm JUDV ,Awsme Chorus, Career Girls. Chum Inner cm . Ensemble Work Gm; Glee cluu Sr, Elections Trabxeoev. ww, RlTA-AIIASLEIE Orchestra, Cheevlesdev ' an, lnexDeV nenced Debma Demam Ensemble Work. Foomgm Gum GAA 1VIce-F'resu 5 ts. HdJ Gurls Glee cum. ems sxaxe uoumansm om. yrs: om Comm Nauonar Honor Emery. One-Acx Flax Orchestra, Pep Club, Pw Alpha Iota. Qunl ans Scroll, Sr. Elections. Spanish mun, Thesplans, nger Day Float comm, Ti er Newspaper Staff. Frames: Cheerleader. MEC AM JOHN . DECA Sr. Emcnnns, MELIUS, CATHYrCareer Gms. 6AA. Pep mun P: Aloha Iota Sr. Elections. Tiger Day Float Comm. MEEICKtE. LtNDA.Caveer ans, GAA. Fen cum. P: Alpha 1am 5n ac sons, MERGLER. KATHRVNJoou-gm Gu-Ia, German Club. GiHs Glee cm, Latin Club, Namnm Honor Society. One-Ac! Play. Sr. Bechons, MILLER. DAVIDiAHchhooI Fla Baskelba 30 s sme, cm , mexpenencea Debate, Fooman. B Fact n, Foot n m Ciulld. German Club, Key cum, Latln emu, Nationm Honor $cmy, Sr, Eiectlans, 5255.0 Office w-cesrem Student Councn, Track, MINER. VORGINVA-AU-School Fla ,Foom m am. mee Homer maker; Jnsr. Prgm Comm ne-Ac: ay, Pep Club KYressJ. 9. Alpha Mia man and Sam , Sin Elecllons Sessnn Offvce 1 gcePresJ. 5 man Club. Thesp ns. Tiger Day Float Comm.. T-zer Year sun. FFA KFMchRy cnawmam MITCHELL. MARY ANNEAAd cum, Dnn Team. Fume Nurses. Girls Gee Club. Jr.-Sr. Prom Comm. Lam cum. Pea Club. Pi Alpha Iota. Sr, Elec ans, Tger Day Float Comm , Tiger News. $213? 5 ' MI JAMESrIntramural BaskemaIL Board Member. JL-Sr. Pram Oomrn. 5n Elecmns. Sess-cn Mice. Tiger Day Float Comm. MOEDING. MICHAEL- Future Farmers, 5v. Elecuons. MOMVER,LINDA1Cholr. Future Homemakers. Girls Glee CIuQ Jr,- I90 Sv Prom Comm. Fv mum Iota. Sr Execmns Spamsh Cum 1? evDa F1oatComm MOO E.Mr HAEL, H'CluuSr aechonsjracmCrossCowm monmsszm CHARLESVBumd Member, JrrSr. Pram Comm Lahn cm. 57 Elections. sess-on omce lPres L Tlger Day HOBKCcmm MoasszuLxH-cwwSV EtecmmiTrack.VarsnyWresmng MOXON SUSANrAIl-Slate Orchestra Banm Class omce 150m, 59: ;, Inexpenenceu Denam Ensemme Work 6AA Gm 515m mu LJraSr Prom Comm 1 Jr Sr F'I'omWaItress NahcnalHunur Smety. Orchestra Paw ans ugpxsn, Pl Alpha Iota lPres L quH and Scron mrmecxs Chm 1. r Elecuons, 5 Brush Cum Student Counml Sec 1 TreasJ Tiger Day Float omm nae, Newspaper Stan MUNDK PAULA .AH-State Chorus Earvi Boys Gwee Cmb lACcompJ, Chow tAccomp :, xnner Chow KAccomD x Ensembwp Wong French cluu GAA Girls Glee cmn Jr 5r Prom Comm Pep 5am Pe CHAD. Pw Alpha, ma, Sr Eleclxms, Sessuon omce 1Sec- reas L Yuger Day Float Comm. Treble cw tAncomw, Sessmn Hostess MVERS. W1LLIAM7$r Elecncns Tiger Day Float Cumm. Auto mu NEVTZEL. JACQUELINLFuture Homemakers. Future Nurses ans Glee Club. JnSr Prom Comm, Lshn cm. Lubrary cum Pep Chm, Pw AI ha Iota Sr Elections, 'nger Day Float comm NELSON, REBE CAiAH-State Band Aursnate Orchestra, Art crub, Band, Band Board mexpenenced Debate Ensemme Work. Gwls state Jr -57 From comm, Jr rSr From waitress, Nauonal Forensic League 15:20. Pres L Nat-enm Honorsooety. One-Act Fla 5. Orchestra Popmarny Pom Gun and Such KTreas x 5r lechons Tx er Day Floax Comm 1 Trger Vearbook Staff. Future Teacnevskslec 1 NELSON, RUSSELLisr Electioni T: erD-y Floatcomm NEUHARTHJZURTISiSV Electrons. rack NOBLE. JAMESJmom Jr -Sr Prom Comm , Lzmn Club. Science cm StElechons NORTH KATHLEENiAIIrSchooX Piay. Class oifice ASr mass SecJ. Debate, Inexpenenced Debut .Future Nurses Girls Glee Cmb, Latm Club, Mam: or Hanan Mammal Fcrenslc Leagug Nat anal Honor Soclety. F'w Alpha ma. 5r Beclbons. Sess-on Omce Sec Lmrar-anr, T139. Day Float Comm, N HTBROCK,JOANACareerGuls.FwAIphalola r Electrons OLSON, KEN ALL-Chclr. 1A Footbau. B Fcomau, Future Farmers, ' own. 57. Elechons. Track, a'1Wresu-ng1vwsny Wresmng OLSON,S KIF'wmlramurmBaske bail,Choer Execmns osBERG, KARLJA Foomam a Football, Science Club, Sr Electlons, Spanlsh Club.Track.1B Wre klmg OSBORN, KENT-IntramuvaI Baskemnu. A ootban. a Foch ball. French Club. Populanty Po . Sr. Elections. Sessmn omce 1FresJ,T4 erDayFloalComqumckv OWENS, DEKNIsiAum mun. lnlramural Basketball, Fumre FarmersSr Electlons.ngerDay Fmachmm, FASSENHEIM. SUSAMBam Ensemble Work, Future Home maker: Future Nurses GAA. German Club, GIrlS Glee Clun Jr - Sr. Prom Comm, Lam cum Paw Prmts, Pep 53m Pen Cum Sessmn omeenSec -Treas x Sr erecuons PAULSEN. CHRISTXNEiaand, Chow. Ensemble Work French cm Future Nurse; em: Gee cum, Nahonal Honor Socvety, Band, Sr Eleclvons, Tw E! Day Ham Comm .Treble Clef PEAR . BETHiAJl-Schod ay. Mex 1 nenced Debate, French cm, Future Nurses rSac x GAA, ms Gee slum J7 57. From 0011111.. Latin Club. Library CXubIPYeSJ.NBhonaID-1000r Soclely, One-Ac1 Plays Pep Club. P1 Alpha Xoka, Srv Elechons. SESSION Tc: Student Council KAI! i. Tiger Day Flank Comm1 Girls rac PErERS, SUSANiArt cmb. Inexpenenced Denam 5AA J 31. From Comm, Jr,-Sr. Prom Wamess, National Honor Socety, Orchestra. Fi Alpha Iota, Sr Elecuons, Spamsh Club, Student CWnch TL er Day Float Comm PEFERSEN, LENisr. Evechons. PEYERSON, , JULlE-Career Gms, French emu, Future Home makers, P! A! ha Iota. Sr, Electrons, Tger Day F1051 Comm PEYERSCN. K THRYNiEand. GAA. ms Glee Club, PI Alpha rota, 5r, Electvons. T521 Day Hoax Comm PETERSON, MARK Basketb-IH. B 585118103 , AH Foot- balt. 5'1 Football, H CIUQ Key Club IVIce-Pres l. Latm Club, Sr. sseczuons. Sessmn Office momma, Student Councd An 1. ack Tr PIPPWN. MARY LOUnBand, lnexpgrlenced Debate. Ensemble Work, French Club fFresJ Grrls Gbee Chm Jr rSr Pram Comm , JrrS' Prom Wartress atlenal Forensic Leugua Natlonal Hm Some: 1 Pep Band, Fan Club, F'i 138351015, QUIH and Scroll Ohcev res.;, Sr Elechons, Session me Mcapresa, Eger Dry Hoar Cumin. Trger Yearbook sum Future Teachers r935. , PLATE CONNliicareer emu, GAA. Pep cum. Sr Sections. 1 erDu Floatcomm. FLA .J BVDECA.Sr Elecmons. PODHRADSKY ROBERTisv. Eiectmns, POE, MICHELLLAn cum 33nd. French Club, Future Nurses Girls Glee club, Homecommg Queen, Jn-Sr. From Comm Pe Band I:- Alpha 1mm Pqpulanly Pall, Sr Elections. Sessm Fnce, $tudentCauncll,TI erDay FloalCemm. PORTERRDGERVDECA, LEIecnions. PRONK, Mvaieerman Club. 5n Elecbons PUGSLEY, GWENipxIIVScm Play. Ansme Orchestra. Board Member, Inexpenenced Debate, Ensemble Work. J Sr. Prom Cumm. JL-Sr, Prom Waitress, Lem cum Nauon Honor So- clety, bne-Acx PI 5, Orchegva. Fi Alpha Iota. Gum and Scroll IFVeSJy Sr. Electlonsv Spenlsh Club. SWGEM COUNCIL Their guns. hgerpay Float 00mm. nger Newspapev surf. Future eschers Mcwaresq. RAMSELL. SCOTI'AAIIVSCW Hay. Intramural Basketball. 9 Focmau, Future Farmers. H Club. 5! Elechcms. Sasslm omega smdent oouncu. Tiger Day Float mu Track. RANGELSHARONJMEV iris. Sr Emma; RANGEL ANTHONVi 'E Foam . 57. EIBCDOHS, Tiger Day Float 0am. 5 Wresumg. RATcHFoRu PAImaAVCareer Gm; Dnu Team. Gwls Glee cmb. JV Sr Prom Comnm Latm Chm ubrary Club. Pep cum m Nona Iota. Pcpulamy Porn, sr Elecuons Txger Day Float Comm Tger Newspaper Staff RATHBUN, ERRANCE Aanchom Play, Band. Board Member, Boys Glee club Choir Ensembve Work. Jrr$r Prom Comm, Pea Earn 5r Elecucns, 78w Day Float Comm REESE TRuDvrAursmze rchestra Band Ensemble work French cum. Gms Slate, Jr-Sr Prom comm JrvrSr Prom Waxlress. Nacvonar Honor Sooely. Orchestra Pep Band. Sr Elechons Sessm Office APres . VwcerPIes , Hostessl. Snamsn cw: LSec rTreas y Tiger Day Fluat Comm qure Teachers IParhamentanan, Pres 7 REIMEPS CHARLEY Career Gm: Jr -Sr Prm Cammnees, m Aloha ram Sr aecuans. nger Day Float Comm REUWER, PAMELA VAHrSchooW Hay Baum Debate. lnexoe- nenced Debate. Future Homemakers tha Vice-F'res L GAA Wresm ths Slate mu L Jv.5r Prom Comm , Nalmnai Forensm League 1Treas L Nmmaw Honor Somew, UnevAct Plays Pub 1. Oratory Pep Club 5: Execmns. sessm omce r5ec Trees x Spamsh cum Thesmans. Yrger Day Float Comm. Future Teachers ISec J mcHMAN,wu.uAM-DECASr Elecncns, wNGHEIMER, SUSANrDECA, Sr Electrons. Tiger Day Float Comm ROHRABAUGH.BEFSVCAII-SchoolPXay.A1IvStateChorus.Chqwr, Wnnercholr. Ensemble Work,GIr75 Glee crab, Jr .Sr From Comm, National Honor Socxety, Paw Prmts GNUS L Sr Elecnons, Sesr 5m Office AcherPresu Sec ;. Spamsh crub ISecJ, Tiger Day Final Comm, Traer Newspaper stew, Treble Clef. Future Teachers ROSE BARBARAiAH-SChool Fla AIl-State Band, Band. Inex- penencea Debate. Ensemble ark, Future Nurses, Gms Gwee Club. JMSr. Prom Comm Laun club, warary Club Pep Band, Pep Club. P1 Alpha, Iota, Scyence cluu Sr Elecnons Tlger Day Float Camm. re Teachers Ross, LDREN Gasket '3 Baskeman, Board Member. A Football, B Football. Club. 5, Electlons. Track ROY. KATHY -Career Gvrls, Jr-Sr Prom Comuu Sr Elecuons, 5 Push cmxm' erDay FVDa!Comm.Fumre Teachers. pus ELL.MICHAESI.J5utureFarmers.Sr ElectlonaAukoCmb. SAMIS. LAURAiAlr-School May. An Club. Band, Declam, Foot- hght Guns, Future Homarnakers, Future Nurses. Gm Gxee Club. JrASr Prom Comm. Library Club, One-Act Plays Oramry P. Alnha lute, Smence cum Sr. Electrons, Tiger Day Float Comm 1n mewspaperstaff. SAM 0N, SUErAII-School Fla AILSlate Chorus. An Club. Band. CheeHeader ma Am, hairy Inner cmm Inexpenencea Debate, Drvll Team. Ensemble Work, Foam m Sana, French Club Mcepresa. Future Homemaker; G , Gm; Glee Club. GIrls sum, Jusr Prom comm Maweue. Natlonal Forensic League, Natronar chov Socvely Wreasg, One-Ac! Plays Pea Barn: cum, Pi Alpha Iona, Pouula ty Pan, Sr. Elechcns Sessm ICE zHestessx Smdent Councrl, Thesnlans Tger gay Float Comm, Treble Clef rL-branam, nger Newspauev taff SATI'ER, CRAIG , A Football. H Club, Sn Elecbons SCHLIMGEN, JOHNiAlI-school Play. Au-szaw Chorus Board Member 1A0: x Boys Glee cum Boys scam Choir. Inner chow, Debate, max nenced Denaza. Ensemble Work. Jr Sr From Comm Jrn y. Prom wmer, Ke Club, Namonel Forensv: Leagum Natxonal Honor Socwety, meme Club. 5: Elections. span-sncmb. Troubadours SCHLUETER, FRANKiaoys Glee Club, Chem Sr Elections. B Wrestlmg. SCHRODE . BRUCEianra Member, Football. 5 Football, :ulu'rf Farmers fSec VrcerPresJ. H Club. Sr Elecuons, rm: SCHULTE, MARviAII-Smte Chorus, Choir sec..Treas.L Inner cm . Drvll Team, Ensemble Work. W, cm: Glee crub. Gms State 1Alt L Jr -Sr Prom Comm, Natlonal Honor Soclaty KSecJ. Pen cum, Qum and Small. 5'. Electlms. Sessmn Office IPresJ, Spanish cm: wres Sec.-Treas,L Student Councvl. Tiger Day Fm: Comm ,Tv er Newspaper sum Treble crer. SCHULTZ. CONNEvCareer Gvrls, ems Glee Club, JnSr Prom Ccmm.. Pep club Pl Alpha Iota, Sr Elecllons. Tiger Day Flam Comm. SCHULTZ. VICKY-Career Gvrls. GAA. Gwls Glee Club. JhSr pram comm. Queen's Attendsm, Nanonar Honor Socety. One- Act Play. Pep Club. Sr, Elecmns Sess-on Office Wes L Swan. Ish cum fPres .1, SCHUTTE, EILEENicareer GII'IS, Future Hamemakevs GM, Per: cma.nm alota,Sr.ElectIons,Tvger Newspa 'rSLsff, SEELEY. NArDECA KTreasJ, Sr Electlons. Iger Day Float omm SEEMAN, JAMES-Band. lnexpenenced Debate. B Foams , JVrSI. Prom Comm.. Jr rSr. Prom Waiter. 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