Huron High School - Tiger Yearbook (Huron, SD)

Text from Pages 1 - 216 of the 1968 volume:

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The Tiger 1968 Huron Senior High School Huron, South Dakota A I'evolulmnury and new educa- tmnal process confronted students When they entered school on August 26 The old educatmnal syslcm had Chungod,m1d as they entered they bu came part of the blrth of an excmug educationaladventure,t'lex1ble schedr uling They began attendmg' classes under a completely revxsed study structure. pegged to challenge sup I dent potential to lhc- hmlt. , , Huron was one of the 120 high In w schools across the natmn affiliated t wl t wnh Stanford Umversny in the det nnmdv: V m ' IW anm u gram. The new scheduhng IS a radi- cal departure from the mgnd sxxr period-a-day pattern. A student's Schedule 15 Calculated on a weekly table, rather than the standard daily system Each sevenrhour school day Is bror ken into txme Capsules or t'lilods h 21 mods daxly. each 20 minutes in length Students have cuurses of varying length at staggered perlods through out the week. Classes are divided into large group. small group laboratory sections and independent study. Large groups meetings serve as a place for general presentation to all students in a par- ticular course The small group teach- er acts more as a participant than a director, and each student receives individual help velopment of the new scheduling- pmr l I 1w Wusw basket and Dre Extinguisher umnpartments are built mm; the la ker Ilm-d Corridors The old order changes . . . 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Mr. Milton Walsh bears the three mles of Busmess Man- ager of the Huron School D!SU'iCL Manager of the Huron Arena, and Clerk of the Board of Education. Mr. Eldon Dahl IS the Assistant Business Manager of the schcol dxstrlct and also of the Arena. He also has the responsibility of being Lhe Treasurer of the Board of Education. Mrs Marilyn Nerland serves as office secretary at the Arena Superintendents, Boards Year smog: Bonn! mvmhvm .u'w m RA HuL hAnux1 Mr Kmmmn 'I'mun M: ndmm Meyvr in ME f'haffuv and MI James mehhw w in Hm mum hunks mum M NH wu wt vm 'wu wl 1 rh m um: u. . m H: mm mmw 1m mhr w n! vm SVHHW HAMI'4XHJ1H1ht'l luuk un 4pm,. ,uu um m mm mum mam mm mm v Huvn Hm humu Sum LW MuhunH ans Vumhm m an r'mmu 3mm mum upmwum Hm Jam Mm rm The Hmrm 8mm n! Edmmmn umunur-d m mew! m.- mnsmm Nurge- ur melwnN um Imp Any nPw .md momesswc snhoul sys 19m Hu'uuuh lhr 151N76H snhmu Year The mom nnpm-mm pl'tux-vl mm wluch Um board was mm m-ned of mu Wns Hm cmmm-nun 1nd seleuunn Ur nmlslrmls m- my new Senxor ngh 5L hob: bunmng Tm smmm Euurd 415', m: me responsmnu s of mung the ad mlnlmrnlors and ieavhhm, and ur annuauy dppmvnm rm Sihoul budget Unmplele Lhill'gt: ur all buxldmg pruprams and me mam lemma M .u honl gruuuds em- 31s. tasks Ur lm- mm rl President of mo board Is In R A Buchanan and James Venables Is ncemresxm-nt VERLYN STOTZ JAMES SOLON Assistant Prinmpal Principal Office Staff The 41H ,.-m Hum 59mm Hlull ls l. hub m svhnnl tu-uwu Besnlvs kmyr lug the bunks prvlmrlnu udnr st-npls, m-nwssmg x-vmusnmns allil Answermg tans nu ml- Mummy and mII-n :m Mm Rum Pnuhssv llehynnd st Ellvn 'l'llulnpsuul on lt'e Sorlelul'lv L LSSlsl students hurl teacher; wun unllUllHUChlellLa um general xnfnxnmlnrn Competent Executives Decide Policy at HHS PRINCIPALS MESSAGE 1967-1968 has been an exciting school year at Huron Semor ng'h School In September, we moved into a new high school building. Truly this has been a mem- orable experience for all because the new facility is a landmark for the entire commu7 nity and surely is indicative of public con- cern for educational progress We also embarked on a new school scheduling program, This, too. has been somewhat of a traumatic experience for many. Students were given additional privi- leges, much additional freedomiand a cor- responding amount of added responsibility. Citizenship, privileges, rules and regula- tions. responsibilitiesithese are all items which must go handAin-hand. They cannot be separated or divorcedifor one means lit- tle without the other, Good school citizenship can only become a living reality if students are willing to obey rules and regulations and if they are capable of accepting the responsibility that Verlyn Stotz Senior High Assxstant Prmmpal Verlyn 1. Smtz has been m the school system since x956 He has the rev sponsibihty of handling student dmciplme and direct- mg school activines. Student Councxl was fortunate m havmg his guidance dunng the 1967768 school year is an essentlal Ingredient 0t priVIlege, It 18 not easy to changeibecause main- taining the ttstatus quo is much easier. Yet. improvement comes only with change And so it is m educationiln school v. If we are to provide a better education. we must continually seek new methods of in- struction and Operation We know that Huron Senior High School will be able to mamtain its place in educa- tlon excellence and leadership. But this will be possible only xf alliadministrators, Stu; dents and faculty-keep before them the ideals of individual responsibility and mm- vidual excellence Congratulations to all. but especially to the Class of 1968, We hope that for each of you this year in Huron Senior High School will be but another rung along the ladder of your lifelong. never ending process of per sonal education. Good luckl J ames Solon J ames Solon As pl'mclpal of Huron llxgh. Mr James Solon as- sumes the role of general manager of one of me nation's leadmg mdusmes whose pmducc IS knowledge AL though his posltmn 13 a must lune mneuming one Mr Solon always has lune to personally help ms students, Erwin Cernick BS. Drafting 1 8: II ,. Ronald E. Christensen 3.8.. M.A. Wood I 8: II. Basic Elec- cronies Instructors Thirst for Michael S Barondeau 3.5. Chemlstry Bob Beattie 13.5., M.S. Psychology. Soclolog'y Gertrud Becker BA. English 12 Dona Brown 3.5., M.S. Psychology. Counselor Arthur Cirulis B.A., M.A. Orchestra Director Inspire Knowledge Clyde H Cotton M.S. Algebra II. Athlehc Direm tor Dennis Decker B.A English 10. Dramath Patsy Ehret B.A. Biology Dale Errett 3.5.. ML Ed. Government; Somolog'y Jeanne Fairley B.F.A. An I. II. 8; III, Ceramics Mary Ann Fingerson BS. Business Law shorthand, Notehand James Grube 3.5.. MA. American History Dan Kocer BS. Disuibu Live Ed ,Adu1t Ed. Patricia K001 B.S. Enghsh 1 1 Faculty Is of Modular Ethan Hanks B.A., M.A. Bnologzy Arthur Henrickson 3.5., M. ED. Physics. Geometry J .W. Keller 3.5.. MA. American History Andrew S Kleinsasser NLS. Col. Algebra 8; Tr1g AnaL ysis.Algebra II Ella Mae Korthals 3.5. Home Economics Vit a1 Part Scheduling Michel A. Kurch A.B., 35. Chemistry. Bmlouy Wava K Larsen 3.5.. M.A. Enghsh 12 Marjorie Lash 3.11.. B.M. Latm I S; 11 John McInnis Metal Shop. Power Mechan- 1C5 Vern A. McKee 3.1L. M.A. World History Joe McMacken 3.5. Driver Ed Margaret Moxon BA. Librarian Advice and Are Offered Karen Mueller RA. Spamsh 1. II. 8: III Deloris Nash BA. Librarian Ben Nelson 3.5.. M.S. Agnculture Gloria Olson BA. German I, 11, 8a 111 A Vince Penning Gordon Peters A3,, M.A. 8.1L, M.A. Milo R. Pietz Journalism. International World Hist., Eng 11, Adv 3A.. M.M. Relations Speech Vocal Music Counsel by Teachers Janice Pilcher BA. English 11 H.J. Reese 3.1L Personal Tylung. Typmg I Richard Reimer B.S German I. II. 8L III Judy 1-1 Robbins A.B. English 10 Shirley Samis Lorene Sorlien Isabelle Staley B.A. 3.5. BS. Vocational Ed.. Offlce Ed. Girls Physical Ed. Food Servwe Cora. Vance 3.5. Biology A A1 ma Vangnes 3.5. World Hxstory Te achers Student Leslie E. Tlustos B.A. Typing I. Business Maih. Dnver' Ed LaVerne Tollefson B.A., M.S Psychology. Counselor Hjalmer Tschetter B.A4 American Hmwry, Dnver Ed. Janet Tschetter EA. Engllsh lO. Declam Leonard Vellek B.F.A.. M.M Ed Band Director Encourage Leadership Maurine Wheeler 8.1L English 1 2 Don Williams 3,57. M, Ed Boys Physical Ed Esther Wilson B.A. Bookkeeping, Busxness Math Preparing Tomorrows Lesson . . . I A. Gary Wold 8.8 Plane :2: Solid Geometry Physical Science Dan Zenor BS. GuvernmenL ECODOmlCS m nnuntng .1I.Upvlnhg'ldmov'h m me- passage nf shlcn-Hls Lu bus mp and mu mm mm nmI-Is m HHS We un- 50pm uuores. junmrs. and senxms xnmpt-ane each ,. mm of Lhe nlhers Ym mmcd hy an mmmmm splrll a m am m m lE-gnnda nr mo pusx In the audxusnum through mm mm m Xusses Me at the new bulldmg .s born Ynuvh m px-rscm shouting speaking llsienxng 1mmmg- 2mm rumarmng M lm'nmrn me le'mnmLInn M anolhm' dnv flnul Vurnlnu 01 mm kt'y m the lovk Emplv lhu whom smnds unm lnmnrrnw A Vksla uf uualnmvnl ls me pussesslon of me , Students . . . . enlor Class Officers 1 B U 1 RD 1V IBERS . hr '1 Jth Anderson , Bub Byennm' V 1 , Elm! Evelelh ' Mary Uelgm'sun ' Barb Johnson Pat Mt Ame V Keith Moxun Connie Schuffer , I John Smnh Mary Jane Wanaka 1V1Hhu A WWI, s - H71? -4 g$m - W Marisa Abrita Thomas Allen Lois Amundsen Judith Anderson Lenora Anderson Steven Anderson Mary Axtman Bonnie Bailey Roger Bartel Dona Barton Sheila Barton Joyce Baseley Mary Jo Bauman Doreen Beckman Nancy Bell Gaylen Bendewald Shirley Bent: Mike Bergstrom Lynn Bertsch Joan Bischoff John Bischolf Mary Bittner Stephan Black Delores Bloodgood Barbara Bonosteel Maureen Borah Kathy Boucher- Sandra Bowm- Steve Bruey Robert Brenner Durand Brewster Nancy Brink Gary Broer Andrea Brown Linda Brown Lowell Buesing Patty Caughlin Stephen Crowley Colleen Culver Ann Curtis James Davis John Delvaux Tom Dirks Judy Eckmann Randall Eden Mike Eilers Don Ellertan DeAnn Engel Donald Burdick Judy Burnett Jeannie Burns Beth Bushong Debra Carey Penelope Chamales Craig Cheeseman Orville Chenoweth Judith Christiansen Marilyn Clemetson John Collins Valerie Cook Janice Erickson Mick Erickson Reda Erickson John Evans Bradley Eveleth N ancy Fadgen Mary Sue Farley Linda Farmer Bonnie Feistner Kathy Fennell Don Fenske Gary Fenski Kielhy Fode David Ford Patsy Fosheim Mark Freese Anita Frey Judy Fryer Constance Gems William Gilli! Randy Glanzer Wesley Goehner Mary Goslee Sally Gross Stuart, Helgerson Kathryn Hietter Dennis Hofer Gordon Hofer Richard Hotel- Sharon Hater Byron thm Gail Hollerbach Larry Holloway Patricia Hopper Mary Kay Hornig Scott Hunt Curtis Gustai'son Lorene Gutormson Cynthia Hageman Jacklyn Hansen Dale Hanson Candace Harrington Sandra Harrington Jan Haskett Lee Haugen Sue Heath Billie Jo Haimlich Mary Helgerson Michael Huset Vicki Huxtahle Reed Jandt Larry Jensen Lauralea Jobbins Lynette Johnson Margaret Johnsan Shirley Johnson Erma Johnston Michael Johnston Jerald Kallanberger Charlene Kappler Linda Kasperson Robert Keelin Donald Kelelsen Myron Kjellerson Mlchnal Klan Brenda Kleinsasser Kevin Kout Mary Jane Krutzfeldt Donald Kuhns Jerome Kuul Paula Lnkmun Lynn Maas Kathy Maass Gary Madsen Brian Maher Michael Mahoney Robert Martin Cynthia Marvin Robert Mattke Dale May Gayle May Kathryn Mecharn Steve Mendel Verna Lang Thcara Langbehn Leif Larsen Judy Larson Jeannine Loesch Sandra Long Linda Lounshury David Lundeen Sonya Lysne Patrick McAtee Norman McFarling Dean Maas Deborah Mennenga Rick Merriam Nancy Meyers Cynthia Mikkelsen Ginger Miller Vicky Miller Roger Moeller James Morgan Diane Morrison Marilyn Morse Keith Moxon Daniel Murphy Jayne Murphy Kathy Murphy Leanne Musser Kathy Newman Douglas Norton Marun Oleson Steven Olsen Sidney Olson Janet Osborn Lillie Palmer Pamela Palmer Marina Pappns Gordon Rahner- Donald Richman Terry Riwhart Nicollette Roberts Julie Rogers Randy Rogers Judith Royer Vicki Ruff James Sanderson Betty Snrnhan Connie Schaffer Dan Sehaele Ronald Passmore Mikel Paulson Jeffry Paye Terry Paye Delmer Peoples Marilyn Petersen Pete Petzrson Russell Peterson Patricia PinkaJ Julie Plummet Margaret Ranes Anthony Ratchford Scott Schnathorst Rhonda Schroeder Neil Sebring Bonnie Seigenthaler Timothy Shally James Shell Carole Sheridan Karen Shoemaker Eugene Sloan Joann Smidt John Smith Marcella Smith Terri Snyder Ronald Soderberg Jeanne Spaar Rebecca Spaulding Duane Staedtler Gloria Stafford Stephen Stevens Joan Strommen Janet Sutton Borden Thomas Catherine Thomas Danny Thomas William Verschoor Sxeven Vosler Dennis Walker Stephen Walter Mary J ane Wanaka Milo Warner Sandra Warren Paul Webster Richard Werner Lonny Weasel Jamey Wheeler Phillip Wiedenman Robert Thrall Susan Thrash Cou'ine Timm Rodney Timm Elaine Towel! Eugene Treadwell Inez Trnwbridge Reginald Tschettel' Sheila Vanderhule David VanDeWalle Gloria Van Scharrel Constance Van Tassel Cindy Wilson J ulle Wilson Steven H. Wilson Steven R Wilson Randy Winter Bruce Winue Elias Wipf Kathy Woodhouse Carol Wright Jon Zarneke NOT PICTURED Sandra Erickson Lana Gros- Kyle Helseth Diane Larson Theodore Moorman Eugene Salmon David Schluater Richard Michael Peterson .. 1950-1967 uOn the sands of life sorrow treads heavily, and leaves a print time cannot wash away. H. Neele Murgme! mm, .mm m H mm , mm mum AFS Guides 'I'hv HHHIH t'lmplrl M MW ,Mnrrumn thl Svl'x'n-v' nus yrsponslijlo hm spur mung Hmm '1 lmngv shnil'lHS durum; lEIIVT .HHI HIHN Thl- FHHH'I' 'l'muhms ul' AHH'I'KL'J l'tthlltLHx'd Hxv fundruusm v drnv 1n Hurnn Illuh Sn-lmol Whlh- SI'YUHII nlhur HHS Hru'uhvmllnrns wumnmmxd tn Ihu fund 'I'hv A193 vXWhullQ'U mudvm :xttmidmu Humn Hugh rlnrnlu Hw ISHSTHS swlwul wm wus 17;wuw um VIAIWSA mm mums AhI'IHI. hum Sun Pznlhr. Hldlll In Hunm, shy lwml wnh IHE', Run Ruyvr fanmly and hm AuH-Hr AH SHIN Judy. :1 HHS svnlur 1V1IIU' Pslmpuulms was th' HI'HV Humn High St hvml Nlmlr'nt HUT In bu m toph'd fur a st'hnwi ywu th'r;;1rl m 1110 AFS pl'ug'v'mn Mlks- HIH'IH Hu- ytuxr wnh u Humans. Denr mark. Lumly Anmlm' HHS student, Mara rm Hanos. spvm lu'u mnmhx durum: Iht- summer of 1907 m Hunsm'mlm-x. Austria alsn under me M's pro: 1;. m Mike Psunpouios Exchange Program To IIuHm Smnur Ihgh Sn 1mm! Smcv I was Ien yours nld I Imu- dmdnwd HI cnmmg Ixs-I'v Sonw tiny I nevvr Ihnugln max my dream was mung m be realized su cum ' II 151'! Iiy hard L0 . m unrd. u'sprmxaIIy m ICIIEIISIH Whm I feel Ye umI Ml Hhc hard SI thing IIII ever dw In my IIIP WIII be when I lunve hem II sewms Ilkv I haw- IIVPCI Merv all my Ilfs' m Ihl 5 null Iown Hm! now has one nf the I'JILIg'VSI pILlL'OS In my Imam HOW I have lhund Irmndshlp and wm'mlh In each eru- 01' you Thls. and rvex'ylhmg made this year thtt graaLesI expm'lemro m all my Iii'o be cause I see how you real 1y al I wal never fm'gmt lImSe Hl' followed by me snules you gave me In the halls They made me Ibel always ELI hcmw III'I'E. This year VVIII be, always In my mmnox'y Thank ynu tor maklng' n wonderful for me th much love, Mm'lsd R Antumno Vlexra 840 Saw .Jnse do R10 ProlorS P Human mmnm ncqvmlnh'd wm vhm'HtuIn ,w mm 1m m Wm Ipnnm; H. mm a 4 a4 .- -... Iau-...'.' h,ju Ammx H xw tn '- , u 'wr vvmmm' m x n m m. Mums .xm xiwmm xx 1mm - - : - 1.7mm. tmy w mun hw: hwhvn mwmx ume Mxxr'uv mm mm ,, n MxiJn .xlmpm m hum Seniors Favor TNT Party in Annual sum. Bumm pLfoulnv uummur-w nkmmm 1...qu 1m uunmllhms prupnsAls m hm rmuu numbms my the Van 'I's-m wu' ' - Muxun rmm nw mmgs'w' n nu - ,u-ps vm lhr Ulmnnu: mnuwm uflhlr' IVTmmr-gnum Elections Brmv wmun omhusmsmmh ruszmnlls m m nomnmmm 4s V'nm mnmr mm rm Srmmx mm- ; u smxm Semor Elecuuns 13 the annual proce dure by whwh Semor Class officers are selected an Huron Semor High. Begin- ning: the week of actlviues. senlors dlr Vided mm !wo pohncal parties by drawr mg either a green or lavender tag 1n large group government class, Organi- zanonal meetmg's were then held where each party decided on then name and slogan and set up the official credenr ualsv permanent organizauon. platform and rules commxttees. Party names chosen by the Class of 1968 were TNT wTotally New and Terrif- JCJ and Vara uhe Portuguese word for undefeatableW. TNT used as their symr bol a dynamite bomb while Vara used a large V for Vlctory When the votes were tabulated. the TNTws Pat McALee. Reed Jandt. and Connie Schaffer were elected president Vicerpresidem, and treasurer. respective ly, and Vara Joan BlSChOff was elected secretary of the Class Of 1968 A mm M vhe TNT Pun xvmvvnurvn as sum 1m m hht'nk H's pmmum 1....' , ERIPHERN. JET ROUND EFFECT MACHINE ENGINE All 3 FAN ' I wti ngm , I a' ' , 4 ' 7;:ij UfflCeI'ST; I L - .LMN - . . K a , ' ' i t I i x v BOARD MEMEERS : Cmdy an ' - Y qennis ' mama- Tom Desuur'iersv - B111 Fullerhn Arden Johnson K1m Kotaa Dud McLinn Karen Sewell . Jan Van Sickle e 9 Val Pugsley Dianne Mundhenke .- John Wold -- ii 4; TREASURER o SECRETARY JoEllen Lashm- Carolv Kludt RESIDENT VlCErPRESIDI-Lw Greg; Woodworlh Scan Bennett Jr m Mtnr Sturlm Amhrnsms Lawrence Amus mlyn Andvrscm Debbxe- Anderson Mxke Axunan Melanie Babcock Kathy Barker Warren Barton Allxson Bales Kamy Bauer Mark Bennett Scott Bennett Larry Benslcn Nancy Bentz erk Beyer Peggy Elggerstaff Faye BAsch Barb Bischoff Carolyn Bllner Debra Bjorke Giana Bllde Denms Eocmsma Lmda Boone Lmda Bowar Sandy Brenner Doug Bmwn Jack Brown Jxm Bryant Roland Buckland Mona. BurnisDn Paula Bumlson Janet Burns Donna Button Teresa Cuneron Lylc Chcnuwelh Pam Chnsunan Gary cmmn Rmh ConLrPraF Conme Cook Tom Cook Larry Conper Bonme Costam Cmdy anan Sandra Cowmg DQIHUs f'rnnln PeaN Cuum Tom Danlnlann Perry Dszorth Barb Daniels Sandra DeBauche Jeanme Decker Kandxs Decker Jerry Demson Tom Deslauners Charlotte Duck Gary chklnson , Donna Dlede Ronald Dxede Alan Dxetrich Cmdee Dnetz Larry Dormandy Jun Drake VICKI Dubro Doug Edney Gary Exde Lyle Endahl Rick Encksun pany Erger Cheryl Fader Lm Farley Gary Feind Maureen Fennell Jun Fosheim Elizabeth French Jane French Tom F'roning Craig Puehrer Eileen Fuers! Bill Fullerton Maryhn mmm- Gregu- mmen Melvm Glauzer Dave Gngohn Donna Gogolm Jane Goslee Ruche Gram- Monica Greschke Bruce Gross Mary Gross Merry Lue Gruver Conme Gustafsnn Ruby Haerer Steve Haggar George Halvorsen Gary Hansen Karla Hanson Ann Harder Paul Harens Rod Harmon Eonme Hamngmn Judy Hart. Margo Haskett Karen Haug Nancy Hawley Gary Heath Cathie Hegg Chnrleen Hem Judy Hewm Mary Lynn make Tony Hater Jnhn Hater Sandy Hofer Chuck Hoffman John Hohm Linda Holfnny Gael Honarbush Gary Holllswr Mmheal Hormg Peggy Howard Vern Huber Rod Huelher Dmne Jacobson JoAnn Jarman Steve Jensen Arden Johnson Barbara Johnson Cheryl Johnson Karleen Johnson Mona Johnson Denms Jun Cmdy Jurgensen Tun Kalahar Mae Knnl Nancy Kaspersun Debme Kauth Dawn Keelex' Leo Kaiser Linda Kennell Kathy Kirk Jerry Klemsasser Camle Kludl Larry Knouse Sharon Kogel Jun Konsl Knrn K0135 Nell Kotas Mary K raft Kathy Lane Bob Larson JoEllen Lasher LeAnn Lehman Cnug Lemon Larry Leroux Kamy Llebnow Wayne Lwdtke Barb Lindsey Gary megswn Mzchael Lynn Lorna Lyon Terry McClure Dud McLAnn Shannon McMannus Carrie Mass Cindy Mans Dem: Mahowald Karon Mdnn mGy Mann Davm Marun Camhn Mauke Gamard Manke Marnyn Maxwell Charlene May Blu Medlger Lmda Mehlberg Pam Mehus Sherry Mennenga , June Meyer ' Kevm Meyer Randy Meyer Bruce erhrzei COnnle M1115 Themsa Muzen Suzanne Moedmg Judy Momssey Momca Munenburg Diane Mundhenke Ken Murphy Lynn Murphy Elise Myers Gary Nelson Jim Nelson Pam Nevela Ternlyn Newland Wesley Newman Jun Nielsen Km-en North Terry Norton Dummy Nutmrock Kevin Ohm Garry Olmswad Judy Olmstead Vern Olmsced Judy Oswald Danny Palmer Lanny Palmer Lloyd Palmer Tom Palmer Hwk Passenheim Steve Passmbm Demsc Peoples Candy Pemman Ann Peters Carolyn Petersen Gayle Peterson Robert Pmlnps Steven Phimps John POWEH David Presuhn Val Pugsley Julie Ramsell Brenda Rnnfl Gary Rana Peggy Rasmussen Alan Rea Rod Reese Jerry Remy Michael Reilly Sandy Remnlu-d Susan Remmm Dean Remxngmn Lauren Rm Mary Sue mchman Lee Robeson Judy Rohrer Mary Rounds Marsha Salmon Dan Samls Mxke Sammuns Gary Salter H L Saylor Dave Schude Janet Schager Brenda Schorzmann Emma Schummann Allen Schroder Susan Schultz Mary Schwanz Don Scatter Karen Sewen Frank Smxlh Jean Smith Pam Smith Lemy Sorenson Carolyn sum Dan Stanly Chane smppelmoor Steve Smut Patti SENSE George Summerside Sandy Swanson Larry Swemy Mnmln. Therkildsen Cmdy Thomas Judy Thomas Punk I'hunmx Hm numpsnn v Muyd hmpcrlvy Md 'I'mgley Jury Tm hmvev' Lyndon Tmmm Culloen 'I'Wamley Terry Underslnuk Mark Van Scharrel Jan Van Sickle Hm Verschoor Kevm Vuxg! mama dehzuns Sue Wahus Michael Wans Allen Waldner Bev Walker Larry Walz Susan Ward Kmhy Webster Jacquelyn Wexkum David Wenlzlaff Eloyca Wessel Katherme Weasel Torn Weston Lorna Wheelock Mary Ann White Jean Whites Sandy Willxams Cums Wilson Myron Wxnter Kathy Wlpf LaWayne Wipf Regmnld prr John Wold Charles Woodruf! Greg Woodworth Penny Zameke Linda Zell Rick Zieske No! Hutmd Mary Bonnes J udy Fast Pam Halbeck Leomud Harty Debby Holforty Alan Johnson Karen Keelin Ted Moorman Linda Rawhford Donald Ruff Jeanette Swley Harlens Waldner A Mirror of Your J unior Year V x. VICHPRESIDENT Neal Gardner BOARD MEMBERS John Armstrong Rex Crawford Roierxirichsen To Ha. 9115 Bob Peterso Dave Schuel Pemy Slahl HI IRIMW'I 3 I - : I! Gum AAdlde Ilene Anderson smnsy Andersun Juhn Armstrong Kay IHkHIs Randall Barnes Cmdy Banal Leland Hanhelman Allen Barton Jane Barton Cam! Baum Jnn Becker Terry Becker Dean Bensch David Beyer Jeanme Bupn Ronda Emchorr B11! moodgood Rosanne Eobeldyke Fred Bonnes Cmdy Bradheld Verdayne Brandenburg Gregory Brock Hump Broer Judy Brewer Alayne Brown Rxchard Bruha Randy Buckland Rexd Buckland Susan Bunker Linda Burger Jun Cambronne Mike Cameron LaVonne Carlson Richard Culson Barb Chaphn Mary Chubonneau Marth Anne Cheeseman Jun Christlansen Debbie Clark vam le Pal Cunnen Kent Cooper Rex Crawford Ann Crowley Linda Daugherty Charles Davidson Karen Decker Dem DeJong Kay DeKramer snem DesLaurxers John Demmers Daryl Dxckson Karla Dobralz Patty Dolan Connie Doolittle Sandy Dorms Ed Dunn Doug Dutenhoeffer Jerry Eaton Douglas Eckman Roy Engelbretson mGxe Erickson Bruce Fexstner Carol Fenskl Jeanme Flanagan Carol Flesner Mxkn Flynn Mark Fode Sue Ford Rose anch Roger Frednchsen Jack Friesen 3mm Fuehrer Shirley mam Neal Gardner VaDean Gascoigne Marie Geigel Linda Gerber Gerry Giraud - mmmm mm. 4mm Mna m 1m Arrmvhruss anuum Sum Unndy Jun Gurnon Curl Cm d1: Tum Hug, .nmn Mu hem Haggar- Sally Halsv Lynn xmvm-sen Merry Hanson Js-ff Harms! Knsunv Harms Mary Harvey Tum Haskell Russel Haupen Smn IIPffHPl Ennnw HmmhL h mum Henson Mamdm Hepler Sarah Henngmn Rex Hvrn .hm Hess Dxck Hvsss Mark Heusmn John Hulkley Barb Hofer LaVae Hofer Rhonda Hofcr Ruben Hofer Jean Holfnrly Don Hullarbach Janet Hollarhush Mark Hollenbeck Jack Hollister Diane Hollaway Dawd Hook Deborah Hornig Inmarun Huber Mums Hun! W'IUAS Hunter Mary Hurd Conme Hydo Dan Isaacson Arnold Iverson Davxd Johnson Margaret Johnson Vmce Jones Wllham Jones Dennis Jorgenson Susan Jorgenson Sandra Jost Cathy Just Pauy Kallnowslu Ruben Kexser Robyn Keller Donny Knpamck Nancy Klav James Klmnsasser Kathy Klemsasser Sylvxa Klnch Richard Knouse Steve Kramer Barbara Krsnak Sande Kum Karl Lampe Dennis Lang Dame! Langbehn Mary Ann Langbehn Craig Larsen Dems Larson Terry Lemz David Lorenz Loren Lounsbury Bubara Lucklum Doug Lundeen mck Lyle Jane Lyon 1mm Lysnv Ehluihl'th Ah NH! th19 Minus JaluCE Nladwvn Ka'hy Madsvn Greg Magus Patty Manor Lyndn. Mahoney Gus Marcus Steve Marcus John Marun Lammonl Murlm Sue Mamn Steven Marvel Linda Mastel mGle Mauke Helen Mecham Marsha Mees Conme Mellef Marlys Matter Llnyd Meyr-r Rodney Meyers A1 Mmer Marcella Miller Sue mum- Mark Mnxs Ruben Milzell .hm Moedlng Dmuus Moldrem Chnsune Moon Jeff Moran Arnold Morse Bruce Mornson Janell Morumer Dave Munyon Janice Murphy Mary Murphy Karen Nenffer Chnsune Nelson Jun Nelson Loren Nelson Dean Nesvik Tom North Susan 01mg. Jun Olmsmad Karen Olsen Kenneth Olsen Bnan Olson Mary Osborn Mary Palmer Chrisune Pappas Sue Paterson Tom Paye Everett Peck Kathy Pederson Teena Perez Bonnie Peterson Charlotte Peterson Cheryl Peterson Chris Feuerson Jeff Pamson Bob PeLerson Ron Peterson Greg Pmmps Renee Plumb Allen Plunkett Lynette Pundon Roberta Pommer Nancy Popovmh Douglas Pullman Deanna Puterhaugh Sandra Quam Robert Rann Sonja Rangel Slephame Redd Joe Remy Vicki Richards Debme Rieland Susan Rogers Lam; Ruhrer Jack R0101 Vick; Roth Mark Rounds Jim Rudd Bridge! Russell Cathy Surie Vivian Salmen Judy Samxs Jeanne Sanderson Jane Schallenkamp Dorothy Scheele Mark Schmidt Roxanne Schmidt Ricky Schneider Belinda Schorzn'mnn Dave Schnelke Bob Schqu Kirby Schule Paul Schwartz Tony Schwartz Bob Seemun Barb Senmx Darlene Serbick Carolyn Seaman: Laune Shally Dale Simmons. David Simmons Rhonda Skbvlund Debbie Sm'ben Kay Sorenscm Michele Spears Percy Stahl Jack Stewart DaVE Stout Jerry Strommen Mike Sunderman Colleen Swanson Faye Sweany Teresa TevIs Wayne Therkxldsen Dave Thomas Wayne ThOmpson Larry Thomson Gall Tlxnln Brenda Tunperly Judy Timperly Doug ToellE Richard Tonneson Bob Tracy Anne Trmko Edmona Tschetler Jeanxne Tschelber Orrm Tschener Susanne Techelber Bruce Tucker George Turner Mike Turnwall Tom VanTassel Jon Vessey Jeff Vlken Jud y Voss Rick Wahl Kim Walker Sharon Walker Kenn Waller Clarence Walton Darryl Walz Lana Ward Leo Warnke Larry Wenigax Jane Wentzlaff Steve Weasel Bnan Wheeler Craig Wheeler Margaret Wider Vicky Williams Terry Winegar David Winters Ruby Wip! Sandy Wipf Hvsmm n mi Eeurnmg m numhmmu mbul'or mammal effort The I mum- uxprcssmn of am my res 'lng sausfacuon mm rewase m mncr h-t-hngs Emum' hwmrln! SPdemMCd smriy wuenswu n ux'ru mum mgmal pracnbal mmxmu Tem mug wmm eands beyond heyund lhu vinssrnum mm the sueens A summus m .megme 411 Naming making n more meamnuful ausmg' a person L0 be wm: up Is A va'xu'x'am 1m su-engmen .5 sludexms moms me mmmmn 01' personal and soual Integrity Anmng'fm'lhufuture dpvelopmgtxans mesa roqmwd nn- leudershlp mauve uommumty smug Foundations Au-e laid sludems saw an am or work In whnm lhey wm serve mankind open the gates which lead to opportumnes through Academics . . . Math and Science Prod The challenges of SCIenCe and mathemab ics Were enhanced last year by completeiy new laboratory facilities and greater flexxbllr ity in the curriculum. Students interested in delvmg into the mysteries of smence and mathematics found vast new opportunities for experimentation and probleinsolvmg, The purpose of high school science Courses is to prepare the student for college work in the sciences, Three new science laboratories gave the students a chance for a first-hand look a! the phenomena of biology, chemistry; and phys- ics. The BIOLOGY lab is equipped with cages for animals used in student projects. Apparatus for dissecting preserved animal specimens was used considerably. ande for the study of botany. various plant species were kept and studied in the lab CHEMISTRY students were able to put their new lab equipment to good use as they examined the characteristics and composi- tion of the various chemicals Some of the phases of chemistry studied were the felt mentation process. the making of chlorine gas and qualitative and quantitative equae tions. PHYSICS students used their laboratory equipment basmally for the study of heat, light and sound The physics department is still in the process of obtaining lab equip. ment for the Physical Smence Study Com- mxtlee tPSSCi type of study. This will enable each group of four students in the future to perform their own experiments The considerable use of Visual aids helped the mathematics student in undezu standing the complexxties of the number system. New study tables equipped with def- initions. temperature conversion tables. geometric figures and numerical definitions on their surfaces saved the students consid- arable time which might have spent search ing' through textbooks Subjects taught in the math department are ALGEBRA, the study of mathematical structure and the various number systems; GEOMETRY. the study of plane and solid structures; TRIGONOMETRY and CALCU- LUS, the study of basic trigonometric fuch lions, and introductory FUNDAMENTAL ANALYSIS Which includes the study of the algebras of real numbers. Biology students Susan Bunker and James Chnsuanson delicately dissect a frog fur examination Math and Science students find valu the resource center Discoveries of the Unknown mmmsu-y Iezwhi-r Mme Burundeuu demonstrates a mu prnrsdure to u gmup of eager students 1le ludlm: um and lanky George Halvorse-n us mas, nu ludxng warher help m Mam umner Andy Klelnsassex' explmns a mmpncazed problem 10 his puzzled students ' u stgn uf rmr vlmngmg . the SUL'lul smcnce do- pux'tmem expanded last ye. - tu IIN'Illde SUFIUIIXHK, the study of group bvhuvxm'. m its un'x'umlum. WORLD HISTORY, a Sopho- more rvqmrenwnL lnlfDdUtros the student to the world of 5m ml smcnces Ancimlt mvihr Zalmns. the histomes of IndJUF areas of the world and mod ex'n prmtlcal thnug'ht and pull- ules are smdled AMERICAN HISTORY 15 the jumm' social science require ment. Tha parade of American hlstory from the wal Wax- pm'md makes the student aware of hxs heritage The medwmcs of AMERIV CAN GOVERNMENT are taught m all seniors Semm' EIECUOHS and 21 mp to see the state Capltal bring- Lhe stu- dents mm r-Inse contact With the an nul functlomng of 0111' democrauy PSYCHOLOGY. an elecuve. g'xves the student a basic knowledge of human behav- 1or, A general course, It deals A group H! students dxsplay vuncern far the Complexnws of Amenm's 9C0 nomm system Social Sciences Emphasize Psychology Leacher LaVeme Tollefson uses smaH group instruruon mm- for um usslon wnlh surh Lopu's as uwntul multh pm'snnahly physml mix JUN th'aMHILH . 'lmzhnn SHHIUIHS 01 EFUNUMICS 19mm ubum me xnuan-y 5 $ 10111 of 11w UDILEd States In rolalwn m mlher uvumrws Aiso studied are lubnx'rnmnr agemenl relatmns. IUJJUI' vctv nomu t ,s 111 US hmmr and HIV om fisvnl prnhlonm Empha'ls Was plated Hus pus! year on the devaluation of 1hr BI'IHSh pound and us affent on 1110 Unxled Scams and the resl 0f the world The presen! mvulvcum 0f the United Slates m Vlet Nam emphasizes the- need for Sth dents m be informed about world affairs INTERNAV TIONAL RELATIONS pror x'ldes the student With the necessary knowledge to pre pare him to have valld upl- mons on current world probr lmns Nme IndJOY world areas. and US relanons with each. are studled; as well as the my lory and funcuon 0f he United Nations Smmrs Valprn- timk ,mn Snmim Warrm. suend men frrF kutn h m :rw w: m, u. whr v Ivsmlrr s,- H'HLI-r Ideas of Mankind nmds' doing A umm- mvuxmu-e Ur erkbh' 5K mummm ls mu me nwm-x bcuum's u pnrm yymn! m as m-n w ,. ;leh. m Uw ms cussmns Mx Jamesurubv,mslnryluzwrmx y:111smsuassm then dlsLu k ms New Concepts in the Arts The English, Fol'elgn Language and Art departments at Huron ng'h School encourr age the perfection of communicauun and selfrexpresslon. Students enrolled in ENGV LISH courses study American and Enghsh literature. creative writing public speakmg: drama and grammar, In addition. JOURr NALISM students become acquainted with the fundamentals of the press and AD- VANCED SPEECH further develops speak ing skills. A thnrdyear German student. Dave Pmsuhn. makes use uf Open lab mods to further ms knowlr edge of the language For those interested m the study of a forelgn language, courses 1n SPANISH. GERMAN. and LATIN are prnvtded These SubJeCLS emphasme fluent translations and backgrounds of each of the languages. For those thh an mLeresl 1n ART. three years of study is offered as well as one year of CERAMICSV Junior Larry Dormady acquamls mmselr thh the programmed reading made available In the English labs. Hm errons are aided by the use of tape record ings Stimulate Young Minds M .m w .wmw mr mums. Ky- ,, mm hhnr .m iun. HuakcH a snphnnmv ngr Lme-s in: mm sen exmmmm. Smmrs .Lulw Mmmy Km llmum and 1mm Kuspmzvxu smm swam rbsuurrr Pntm' muom m m lm-mry Mmlws Skill Courses Slressml 1n TYPINH I and PERSONAL TYPING L'ld 5 AW L'UI'I'DCI lmvlunqu fur rvniemngg. tubulanun. forms uf busnwss lPum's mid Immnsm'mts A bmkur'mmd of essemml mformaumx and rxperlcmw: frwr . A m such subjents .ns buokkm'pmg and busuwss management m Imwxded by BUSIV NESS MATH BUSINESS LAW nvms a pep sun's rPsponsAblht ' and legal Huhts m everyday busxm- S nperulmns Wlnle SHOHTHAND studies we Gregg- shorthand theory, NO'FEHANU IS designed for thv collegovbound student who wants LU learn to Lake quick. useful notes The fundame-n- LaIs Of doublerentry bookkeeping and at Counting are covered In BOOKKEEPING The HOME ECONOMICS court .8 provule information in food and nutrmon. Nothing and garment Consn'umion. and home life and family relationshlps which educates a glrl for her role as a homemaker METAL SHOP offers the nppunumty to explore several of Lhe Imdos dealing with the metal 1ndustrles Students 1n WOOD SHOP I use hand tools and power tools m Constructing fmxshed wood products DHAFTING I emr phasizes standard drawmg' pracncps pencil technlques and lettermg Smnor Judy Fhrlsnanson zirws lab wmk m .m uffwe edu L.mun course In wand shop Ron Passnwn- selems Hn- nmvsszqry mom- to complme ms wood lmuem mxi mung sindpnt v: kVMlemms PAM Wwbsn-r. mm-nc 3mm k a - px'tA'HLnrl mm 11w rummen ms 0! pt-rsuum con spundpnw m Juldnum 10 an an quatntante of lhe keyboard Offer Fundamentals for Living Imnmg q Uhduny umn Lm me- : 13mm 9n.n1wm Jumurs Juno mm ? Mnnn a I'xrusvhkv am Snmu H'urd ms: uss spy, m nunmm nmmmmn Iwrrrblems wnh home economu-s Lem he! Mrs Km'Hmls m . Napkins Chicken wure mm lumlly. A. nnm parade Tryruuls mumonzauon Loslumes rm- :4 n m- perfm'mume Peoph- vx'nwds of unppmu cnthusmsts electrified ecstanc 0r. hushed silent wnh the dnnmmg or 1.:an vmrauons of a puma A carefully set stage Emerging frnm behind the sleadny Widemng mm m the mmun m knowledg'emenl by seemmgly endless s: esnendues of Applause as me- wmm swxshes m mss me darkening smge FX'UXH khe fu'sl m'lemauun m th lasL uf caps and gowns mxs events are endearing personal memorable HHS is unique. spemal. unexuelled m Activities . . . Tiger King John Collins Tiger Queen Joan Bischoff Second Maid of Honor J udy Larson Second Knight of Honor Reed J andt First M aid of Honor Nikki Roberts First Knight of Honor Byron Hohm MIIIJIII' Steve Vosler Jeff Wheeler Sheila 3231011 gob Tm .me mm pr: m; a wnmx mnun. 'I'un u' .0. .n'nu: um- mm rm- H19 rs mspm d mm mm. prowess by 0 rwhelmmg me Madxson Bulldog 4570. m the Homecoming; contest dtxmsms TEA ' n rrruc PC: Add Up to a Happy Homecomihg 3 mrzm H w thnw. Tiger Day 67: The Wonderful EE, 21 .r '15: Musu m Tho use uIUE: m uhllghLml World of Color u-Lummmw m nrlnln h Hmk'ulul mfrm . EnlhusmsUc Tmz-xs mHy dx'HnnLi lhu muzmu Ulmhrr Kln-F; Juhn and QurenJuan begun lhen' mun Lulu: wux'k.bm mlsufadvu'? OtNeillts tThe Ropet Is One-Act Play Entry Eugene O'Neill's t the Rope. was the HHS drama departments vhmco us the mun act play 10 be presented during thv 1967768 season The p12 '. a story of a faintly torn by hate and greed. was Entered m the state Contest and wun first place at the distrn-t onntost m Januax . In addlhuu. three Huron Lust member won Individual honors Jan Van Su'kle was selected ' ' the out ttandmu mulv performer and Larry Cuuper and Chns Nelr son were named best supportmg at'tox' and actress The Rope tolls HIP story of old Abx'ar ham Bentley. played by Davld Pl'esuhn. and Ins t'anuly Bentley Sweax's revenge on hxs runaway son Luke. expertly poltrayed by Jan. and declares that he must hang himself Fast memhers of Thn ano uwe Dtavul Pwsuhn, Jun Van Sickle, Chns Nelson Larry Cooper and Pang. tnxm u rope suspvmlod from tho Hunt 01' lm- umrmnt Bentley burn wlwn lw x'vlurns Mvunwhxle, Be-ntlev S daughtm Annie, played by Patty Pmkut ml hm- htmbund Pat SWm-uy. zurted by Law drf- nmmlvmg; to stval the old man's mon y When Itukv does return hv tannol he convmmxi by hls Hymnal tamer to hang mmsvlf Nmthm' L-Lm the greedy Sweenys fmd any hxddon w'mheas Sn it Is that the Club ple's young: daughter Marv. Ltunvmmngly portrayed by Chl'ls. nutmeg thb- rope In the barn. and by Jerklng' on It. breaks 1t and Jars the hmu'ded money 10059 from tts hldmg plu '3. thh the d covm'y by the vtuld, thv hopes of the elder mcmbm's o! the fulmly are dashed I'mmt .ldh mm and lull'lj nun mum: mlwmndluu perturmers mt ttu- dmnut nne 1m play wruesl Cast mombm-s r;f AnHu0nP m lum-d Tun! FrnntnS F?Hen Laslmr Kc-lbv Faun Kmm Hhm rum Hun IPHmAx mums Malmuald Jan Van Su Mo. 1 m-nn- Smpywlmum mm Lm: Robeson Suspense and Drama Featured in Antigone, The Huron ng-h drama department. di- rected by Mr Dennis Decker presented its first allhschool play of the s on on Nov, 6 7. Anlxgone, a drama by Jean Anoullh adapted for the stage by Lewis Galannere. played to large dud appreciative audwnces both nights Written origmally as a Greek tragedy by Sophocles, the play depxcts the story of the corrupt. kingdom of Thebes and the battle of wits between ng' Creon. played sklllfully by Jan Van Sickleh and his niece. Antlgone Full of selfrrig-hteousness. Creon declares that Antigone's brother, kllled in civil war. shall not be buried. and that anyone caug'hk attempting to bury the body would himself he hurled alive Defying the king Antigone, portrayed excellently by .10 Ellen Lasher, heaps dxrt upon her brothers body and is soon discovered Followmg a biuer ex change between the two. and despite objecr LlOnS by Anugonehs lover. Haemon, Creon pronounces that Antigone must die for her crime The drama. wrmen In 1943. survwed Nazi censorship by Anouilhhs portrayal of Green as a strong and wxse ruler. supposh edly like thler At the same txme, however. Antigone's role is saxd LO represent the splrit of the French people in facing occupatwn by forelgn armies .10 Ellen Lasher Jan Van Sickle . Lee Robeson Cherrie Stoppelmoor Marllyn Clementson Kelby Fade Tom Fromng . V V V Paul Harens ....... Larry LaRoux Denms Mahowald Margaret Johnson Kevin Ohm Antigone Creon Haemon Ismene Nurse . . Fxrst Guard Second Guard Third Guard Messenger Page . . . . . Queen Eurydlce Chorus Mood of Our Manlyn mvmson applms nmkmw m Mknry h: Haunmn Hah'mmn Rm; m-x Tum H. k' Man 1 Hmmmn. Sun. - Muytm leml. m'l L41 LnHmux Towrfj Captured on Stage Thnl'lmvn wmlm mmuumllw .rw m 1m. mm mm m mmum m m mm W Hu'nuvh rm L WM-mm 31.111le and ur'nanin K 1mm, lt-ls H! Um Twmh luhn x'mm XAM'Hr LVNHL Mm P :xkkn ,mr! L; Hm a'ww mm CASTH17CHMUH'TFIHS Juhu Smith Pmu Pmkul 1w Bur kw Tum Huskvh Shm- Urmxlpy Hwn r: Huhmlsmw V'Ir k. anmhlv Jan Van kaw Gav! HohurbLmh Dmmy Mahowam Rvgg Fm lwtwr Paul Hux'vns Y 4lL-x'u- Funk 1.99 Hubwson VIM ,' Hunsrm IMI'H LHRnux Mum .er Buumun .Iefi VVhoMer Mary Ruunds Km'ln Ohm Tum Fuming Murhn 0168011 DIL'k Hrm-I' Lmdu meshury L'mquuly dn'lm'ent ' riesn 11st the drama '1 mr 'I'ruwn UV Thru'nmn VVlldvr hold Apx'll 2980 Th? slm'y presented wus' UIHVP SLH Ln maukmd. tho lxl'v of the nrdmu y man from hIHh n. death EXISLOHCK' anew death was exposed m an unusual mlux'jn'umtmn A nummum of Stag? st-enery was employvd m Uw drama and tho cmuuonal mmohmpnl to UN chm'autm's and e-vents was the lesull of audmnce mmg'mntum Nmmtmg Hm hupr penlngs Of lhe plm. lhe stugv manager apr poured al Intervals durum the drama In prm vxdc rwm; ,nm- ;- .1. ymmw :, -: thrsm. - ,- mm m but kgrmmd, mstox'y 4nd mfm'matmn w r Wu nm 0! mmn. Effective Words Used to Express Various Moods Declam students were Margaret HPle' LnVae Ham: Allison Bales, Mary Jo Raumam Shmlu Burmn K'Ivnuer Allison Bales pracuces hur humonms reaumg M1!lel'.JanIU rwksnu Frznnv Fhamalt's Kalhy Wes set Jen wm-Mer rmd Puuy Pmknl Declamalion students lust year centered then actlvnies around Interpreting- read- ings In the fallv they selected thew own readings with the help of the advlsers. Mrs Pat K001 and Mrs Janet Tschetter. In the local declam contest. Kathy Wesr sel won 111 oratoryx Janice Emckson m drav matics, AUISOH Bales in humorous. and Sheila Eamon m poetry Sheila was also a Chstrlct winner and recexved an excellent rating in the State Contest Dehuu- purnmpanls mmmm tron: row: 3mm Gundv mud Prwmn ma back row: Jm k Holnslm'. Kn'k Jamu- E xkson Sham. UAHUH, R.mdy Hug x. Mfo- vam- Donxns Lang Janws Chrmlmn.xen M Ik Husx-LJm-y Gn'and. middle row:Jeane-lw smjey, Jum- Suhmmt Js-ff kaan. Tom Haskell Jun Veasey mm nm-mn rum Hollarkmsh Vn-k. Ruth .mum Hullar LvmySm'ensnn bush Mary Rounds Duvui Heytl, Cary lelngslnn Debaters Expertly Voice Opinions le'SllV forensw squad sels mu m- a mw Arguing the question, Res01ved: That Congress should establish uniform regulauons to control crimA inal investigamon proce- dures last year was a five member Huron High Varr sxty debate team consisting of seniors Mike Huset and Randy Rogers and sopho- mores Jerry GiraucL Jeff Viken and Vicki Roth. New debate coach, Gordon PeA ters. superv1sed the squad, shellu Burlnn l, mml me responsxbmm-s nf Edmmm vmuf of The Hu m Tiger dunug mp 19,768 schorvl year Essemml members of Mn Huron Tmu' Mull ww Juhi- Rogex .headlinea.ScoH Bnnxwu pmotx-mdn-y Gior Vlm Schar ll femur JnAan .I.nln.ln AMNMH lwadlllws. lilul.leated,Jalnm' Em kmn buslnt'ismnnllgcl Inwm-mm oflhr- thrvnl nvwwpupw v. va Lmv why ka 'm'xmd page 1.5 M - . mm: lmgu Mk 7,: ke ussmlanl spam sum l Hmlsw mum and Dvhhy Mennv'ngd. hmt pug. The Huron Tho responslbnlny of reunrdmg news worthy huppeumgs at HIIS falls on the shoulders of lhe slaff of The Huron Tlg'ex' The newspaper provides nlformatmn about all high school acllvmes S well as sludem OplnlOHS m the form of columns and feature stories sttrlbuted free of charge no all students and faculty. the monthly puhlwalion 15 also available to subscribing alumm and high schools that exchange their papers wxlh Tho Huron Tiger In addmon to regular iSSUPS. this year the staff produced a specxal Humecoming' paper plus an 155119 featuring a floor plan and pmaures of new famlmes 0f the Semor High bmldlng'. During- the year, there was much specur lation as to whom Robin Goodfellow. Lhe myslenous writer of the paper's Chanel Column, might be Robm was revealed at the final Awards Assembly as senlor Cathy Thomas. Mansa Abrital Huron ng-h's foreign exchange sludenL also wrote a column companng life in the United States with that m Brazil, Adviser of The Huron Tiger 15 Mr Vince Penning. K'nhunnlam nu 1m smH wwyv back row:. 'm- Murphy cmm Tlmnms cumm- 5x m: m- Minuul'm .Iuhnsvm mm front row: w; r105 5mm..- .mnm Jun Wm M Kmm Voxzm and Nam y Mm'm'i Tiger Reports HHS News lemgmpm-rs wwp Kuk Hnynr Gary I.Wngsmn anti TYPNS wvrv lfztlhw Haw Mary anw Charmw May Doug Edney and Nancy Bunk GWMWWMW Paw Prints Recognizes Literary Talent Mrmhm's m Paw an5 mm an- kneeling: Vol Cook And Ann PPYPIs. .md. standing, Mark Emmeu. Allnsun Bales Pmly Pmkal Gme TVWNNM! NAHL V Hrmk . aynv- Bmwu and Bub SLhth' Not pictured l: Margo Mask?! PIL'IurPd SE-lhng' Paw Pruns u! Huur sumd All lhv k'mmnnns arc Alhsnn Bates, Gene Tleadwe-H mm Putty Pmkdl Paw Prints hs Huron High School's literary magazine, Published each sprung. it contains student prosex por etry and art work In us elevv ench year of publication, Prints'h this past year in- cluded more than the usual amount of art work Copy ms submltted by students to a staff which makes the final selection as to what is to be mcluded m the magazine. The objecuve of the publiCah tion 15 to promote and exr courage llterary advancer ment among HHS students. JUDY LARSON Specml Seclmns Erlnor ! NIKKI ROBERTS Activities Editor The 196768 school year is now history Recorded on these pages are the hig'hhg'hts of that year-a glorious Tiger Day, exciting sports actlon, a memorable Prom, unforgetr table graduation ceremonies and. most out- standing, a brand new bulldmg and, as we all eventually found out, a not too compli- cated mod schedulmg system. In compiling this pubhcation. we were RICK WERNER Sports Edltor JULIE PLUMMER Academirs Editor BRUCE WINTLE Organ lzanon 3 Editor greatly aided by the efforts of Flolols Studio. Sid Glanzerls Studio. the Photo House, The Daily Plainsman and Bill Tredway, We Wlsh to thank these sources, as well as the stul dents and teachers for their cooperation and support, and especially our adviser. Mr. Vince Pennmg, for all his nme and assis- Lance We hope you enjoy The Tlger '68. Junm emmrs w-ru lronl mw- Ann 11411le A muzv chh .md back row Juhv mer Mum Hurmsnn Mary meds aml Sur-w- 5mm Another Year Chronicled by The Tiger thugx'upnvrs muludeu Gary le'mgsmn dud Kirk Boyex Ndnt'y Klay was sophumure rtdnor Cinderella Palace, Site of 1968 Banquet Thv 15165-1 .JHIHULSOHIUI Banquet VVJS held amid ms- lecmlm of .1 'Kfmdex'vlm paJm-v The Hvemng 0t Apml 19 fmmd Jumux's and stnmrs feasting m Hw mgr; stlmm Cummnns thh was 8197 g'unlly Lil'U I'aled for llw n47 vusmn Th: mhlvs wvr'e adorned xx H h rulurt'ul :ruwns. and with pvrsun x'utmvvd a prugrum And a mmmlm'e k111g l1I s sword us souvenirs Muslm uf Cmmnomes for Hu- evenL was Gz'vg Wondr WUI Vh, wth Mzu'lszl tins Saw ms Abx'na gave thu mvmar mm, and a Vocal solo, Ten Mmmvs Ago' Was presentx'd by Mary Rounds. accompa- med by Conme Gustafson Two sophomore Cnlldex'ellas, Lam Ward and Murry ILmsmx lnkr- . mu-I rest from their busy servmu achodult Banquet guests Inspeu men- px-ng-nnns hem: v c m- serum; mg ms Suvvml sophomnw wallrrs Samplv my mm pumh bvfovi the Llnmr Semor Eanqum Thr: SA-rvlnp pus mm. rway m m: Hum! mm. THE HRAVH MARCH 1d m :uuwssws m w e m m ILapluIed Lm- nuen- A bewltuung rouman Fairy Tale Atmosphere Pervades Over Prom Cmdormla was the theme of me 1968 JunmrrSenior Prom as the Juniors emertamed the semors on Apnl EU The Huron Arena was transformed into a mmanhc Cmr derella halh'onm Pillars trunmed With flowers and drade curtains bordered the mam floor, A brick clrcular fountain added to the elegance of the ball Numerous gardens were scallm'cd throughout the room and a Ilforsxze orange pump- km carnage highlighted the theme Punch was served by the sophomore Walters and wmu-esses. who were costumed as Clndex'ullus' and Coachmen Prom Lcuesu; usmnbn- m pwluresque gardens winch smned the dance flnor Couplvs ddlKV'd m my mum M m:- Favahcrs Students Practice Government Delegate: 10 me 1957 Boys and Girls Slams from HuV er Shmla Harlan, Janine Ex'lrkx'rilx .mmv Flummpr mn man sumo: wme front. row: Kmlh menn mm ..m: back rnw: M mm Meson, Sluml Hm Tmudwvll Sm-e Crnwley. su , Vrmhn' Bynm HUHHV ummmr Brmv Wxnlle- Bob Mumn mama row: chkl Huxtablv Nuuu Rubm'ls. .nmv Roy mm, Wes RINK Wt'rne! and at Girls and Boys States Steve P wnson Stefan Spmneu. Swemsh 10mg oxr changp sludenL amended Buys Slam as m honorary dclegaLe Eunh sprung; the American Iwu'mn And the AIDCFIUUH Lemon Auxmal'y sponsor a pl'ug'mnn of ritizunshxp and government lramxng for ser le lugh school JllnlOFS Boys Stala winch convened 0n the Nomhem State Col leuv L mpus m Aberdeen. and Glrls State. held on the Dakota Wesleyan Universily campus. help prepare today's fullowers to be- tomorrow's leaders Cmnpalg'nsA elections and uxuellent speakers proxude learnmg; by doing expen- em-c 'm the mechanics of lucal. coumy and state gov- m-nmen! All delegates to Boys and erls States are lelded mm political pax'ues. miner Nanonalist or Federal; ISL and they then can take pam m exhausuve polinckr mg: wuh the result. being an unure slate of newlyrelected officers Boys Slam in 1967 marked the 25th anmversary of the event The Boys Staters were addressed by Attorney Gen- eral Frank Fax'mr and by Nils Boe. Governor of South Dakota Sheila Barton, a 67 Girls Stater. received the honor of hemp: elected Supermtendent of Public Instruction, while Julle Plummer Was elected State Chaxrman of the Feder- allst party Janice Erickson and Sheila served as Sena- tors Boys and Girls States pro- vide an excellem opportun- 1ty for young people from South Dakota to learn about the government of their state and to meet highAranking governmental officials Keeping in step wnth the rest of the school. the Huron High Band began the 196768 school term with new facllltlest and with a new dxrectorv 0.00.7Leonard Vellek In the fall. the band spent many morn ing hours rehearsing marching for the TL ger Day and Pow Wow Day parades and kept football crowds entertained thh half time musm. The band performed at the SDEA oonventmn. the decimation of the new Senior High. a Parents Night concert, the Christ- mas concert, 3 student convocation. The Daily Plainsman tournament. each basket- ball game and the annual sprmg concert Several band members received hxgh recognition at the regional music contest m Aberdeen In addition, nine members particir pated in All-State Band and four m Allstate Orchestra Students Proficiently FLUTE Judy Royer nmnc Javnbson F'hns erson Connn- Hvdo Merry Hanson MaurFPn Boruh mm. Mundhpnke- Paula Hurmson Jayne Murphy Juxw Schauenkdnm Karleen Johnson Kay Sorensun Mm'ma Pappas Ann Crowley Pam Smnh OBOE Mary Ann Whue FRENCH HDRNS Susan Thxash Margaret Ranvs Mike HusL-L Kan Lampe Cmdy Bx'adfielrl BASS CLARINETS Lynn Murphy Sandra Wm en mom Van Scharm ALTO CLARINETS Jo Emu: Lasher Melami- Hobcovk ALTO SAXOPHONES Marma Therklldsen Judy Andprsnn Btlhe Hmmlwh Exhibit Cre ative Music IBEHS Knsune Harms Nunvy Klay LaVzw anrr sum Kmmer TENOR SAXUPHONE SH-w- P lesun CLARINETS Larry HHIInway K' y Hlener Jane Wemzlarr Lynn nalmrsm .Judv Lamn liarole Kxum Mona Eurmson Rhonda Hofer Damne DeJnnu Jeanine Flanagan Kay Ih-Kmmt-r Jmnme mm Judy Fkkmun Namy Huvwvy Coupon Fuh'ex Kawn Hang Judy Rohrwr Kuwn Olson sammn Kngm Shula ne-stners Kathy Newman Jane Bm'tmv Eloyce We Mm Murpm CORN s Mxke muuson Len Warnke Gary Puma Judy Frypr Mulk was mev 'nm-mnMn lurk mwm um Rohuson len Wkudnm Hex Crawtmd LMI Huhl'e! Many Mum- v mumEx-dndummru Brian OISUH lmwerll BuPslnu mu: Mans SOHSAPHUNES Melvm Tmulev Mark Ruunds TROMBONES Jm'ry Ilomsnn Marun 0103mm 1mm Wm , 1m;- x'. mu Mike ' urkul'k Hon: Hi kxnnn mummy; mums v m 14anqu Snmn Humersnn rurm unmn Ru k mm! rem Ewkw mrmm Daniels PERCUSSION rmnpm- Mu JnhP Meyt-r Rhunda Skm'mnd Cairn? Hum Doug Umenhue-er Doug: Ednvy Mansu Hus Rimlns Abnld Membership in HHS Band Band Board Th:- uxfiuencr of band LS fen through Hm many m1? gumzzttiuns which brunvh Offll Band Bmu'd, wmvh r0117 515ml ufslx pm- ms 'hnsen by the members of band, pmmowd good xvnlzmmy shms between the hand and the dn'ectnr and helped m plan events concerning me band. surh as Parent's Night and the band DICUK All-stale Bund members were seletwd by tryouts huld m January. wnh park tu-xpams chosen on then' ablmy to wad IHUSJU. play an Instrumental solo, and on results cred on a wru- Ien exammalmn The 1968 l AllrSlake Band was held m Band Board moluded Lno W'm-ukn, Iuyn? Murphy Nmm Kldy Ru'k Zn-skn- MrIan thm and Julw Mmor All-State Band AILSLuu Band mvmhr-v's wvm front row: , .u.u hack row: Stuart Huh. 4th VHkl Huxmmo Thrash. Margmul Ranch Chrh Nelson Kay Hm m Jmh Rnyu Mme Pmisunand h owwllcun Requires Many EXtras Majorettes AbL-x'dovn Vnkl Huxmhle and Smar! Helgerson wore lhn only four-ywu' memhu'x 1n the 19625 Allrstme Hand WIHIO Iwwymn' membm's 1m:luded Judy Rnywr and Susan Thrash Three lmqm'euvs, led hV Mom Burmsou. hhaded the hand during the marching season. addmg u Lnurh uf color and glamour to 1116 bands porformanct- Pep Band helped to munv vale good spn'ns and prrr wde enthusiasm m pep usr semblles The group pexv formed for the Tlg'm' Day bonflre pep rally and played for some of the Pop Club SkllS MuvUXV'Hk'S lmmnu thw balm m mm wwe Dmrw Iurohsvrn Mnna Burnlsun and mum Klmh Pep Band Pep Band membeu Were front row: Wuvanhr-rknd vm Tummy, and back row: me Mvvur Rhuuda sen Leo Wdrnko mm Fr-md me Pnulsvm Hn-k Skm'lund Calhw Hog'g Clmrlelw May and Dung Edr chkr middle row: Mum meds C'urns wnwu mg Vnukl Huxmhlr Davm Wemzmrf Jerry Demson. M017 Orchestra Develops Music Appreciation M LJM H ICHS X h N.IX Mum 13mm .VL v mm Wimp Pa : 5mm mmim wnmnus puma Em h Elaine w Jmn m K nun Uavul PIPN Salh mm mm Fm.- vxnm Mamuw vaw! mum; Murpiu Ln x rK Vdn St lmx'lel .Vlmns Hum RIM? BASS S rw Slum FLUTE Judy Rnypx' Dxam- JaL-uhscm Chns Miser: CLARINET Kay Hmm Rhonda Horm- BASS r'LARINET muna Van swarm HORNE Susun Thrash Margaret Runes TRUMPET Mike Paulson Gary Femd TROMBONE Jerry Dcmsnn Gary Nelsun TYMPANI Jul w Meyer PERCUSSION Rhonda Sknvl und Doug Edney ACCUMPANIST Sandra Williams Anni hvr SUI L Till yum 0f pm-fnrmam vs reflnwu'd mo hard work put furth by the mvmbex of me Smnnr Hugh On lwstw Under Vhe dn'w non of Amhur Clrulxs. thn leplete mrhe 1m pmwmod tlu'ov pubhr usm-vrts zmd ulsn vnhu-mmwl tlw slur dmn body at mm vmwomtmns Workmp; wnhm thi m'rm'snu wvrv sevmul ensmnblv gl'nllps and LJIUHHTI snlmsls. lxmlnzimg Ihv Chamhe-I' Slnngs. two stung quurlers. am! a pmnr; H'm Numerous APPCZH'HIK'US wmv made a .ervwe clubs. PTAs .mcl Sldtv mnventmns hrld m Huron Thv regmnul mu 1c umwg also HKllc-utod thr- 51w deuts' abllny and Wilhng'mxs w wm'k wnh ten of the- Illzvven cmnox recen'mg sllpvnol'l Lmu's Most of the 01 hpstra mwmbv s' belong to Huron Symphor ny, zmd 16 wprv selecwrl xhn-ugh aumuuns fur Allrsmre Or: vhestm Symphony Orchestra Top Musical Groups Treble Clef and Troubadors Membels 01' Trebh' Clef View Joyxv HALSe-ivy Nunvy and Snr W'nhus Tumhndms mvmhezs Wt'le 'I'mn AHML Brink Paula Burn UH, Debbie Furry Cum. CHWAH Dunn! BPVPY Kirk Beyx-r Kmhy Fade n1 , JaniL-E El'xi'kson Namy Fddg'rin, Cmmw Kiusmlcon En He'myw Hahujsv'n Bob KOHHL Kevin Ku Jim .Nn-lvm Lu- J0 Hennhch VK'kl Huxluhlv Dun .Lunhwm Ly Jan Van SHKM. Huh SMmHe .thlf W'hmuel und Rundv nmle Johnson, Lorna Lyon Margaret Rants. Juiw Km: me; ers. Mary Rounds Chem Smppulmoor Cdlhw I'hmnas Accompamsls fur the 1967788 A1175 Liv ChmAH and Or Chestra held m Huron werv Cnnnw m 'lqusun mm Namy Brink Each year a s of tryouts are held for students who are Interested in furthering thelr musical experiences. As all good thmgs take Lima so does music. The field of music is a wide one and this gives each student a chance to express himself in his own deslred ways. A deep Interest and a want are the only quahfications that can bring out qualny m the field of muSIC And when this want and interest are mlxed to- g'mher the end result is talent Represent Huron High A11-State Chorus w 10m AHML mm .J-unhmn Bv'vh Kemm me Kv'mf Jun leson. Mmuu Mum Jun: mm s MM-y Imunns. Bub Eh mm .L .xun Sukla JeH wnm-m nu: windy Wm MI-mbers Uf Anrsmu. Chorus v Beyer. mum Eurmmn Pr;:;.: Awwns Jumv sun Nanny FudgL-n Kym; an- um GuMM u. Georgy Halvm'nen Bum Ju Hmmm n Yuk: Huxmuw m All-State Orchestra Members of MLSUALB unnnsm vu w, n-om row: .vm mm Px'usnlm mm standlng: SHsAn 'n ush Mdu'm gave! Henley. Sandra Wklhams, Ahunv Exwwn. M y ThPl'klld -n Rhonda Hofm' Kay Hu-uor Juan Bisvhnn Ann W'hlle Mink Van . harn'! middle row: Dunlel and Stevvsum! Murphy, Faye 915m, Elame Tuwell, may sueuss, 1, HHS Choir Transfers Much musical enjoyment is prov1ded by the Huron High Chou , under the dxrection last year of Milo Fietz. Sixtyrfour members constituted this group of select VOICGS chosen by audition Meetr ing' four times a week, the Choir managed to master a variety of music ranging from popular folk songs to more difficult hymns Havmg gath- ered an impressive x'epertou'et the Choxr pre- sented two concerts and also performed at the SDEA convention and at base laureate. Besxdes gaming; valuable experience, the members com bined diligence and fun in order to gain the fa- vorable response which they received from the audlence Connie Gustafson and Dlane Jacobson served as accompanists fox. Chair. SOPRANO Barbara Bonrsmm Nancy Brink Paula Burnxsrm Dvbbxe Carey Peggy Carstcns Pmmy Chaumles Jamue Enrksnn Nanny Fadgen Comm Gustafson Lurmm Gulormson Lynette Juhnson Lmda Lounsbury CharlenF May Margaret Runes Mdry Rounds Tern Snyder meme Stoppelmour Sue Wahus Kathy Wessnl Moods Through Song ALTO Juw r- BaSle Juan HLwhuH L'mdv mm H Jane Guslz mum Jn Hrnnlnh me Huxmhle Duane Jatrmsun IPAnn Lrhmun lmrnu Lyon Sonja Ly no Pam Mchus Ben ky sznndmg Glunu Stafford Mary Ann wmw T .NOH Tum mu-n Tern Beam umd ueym Kavby Fndv Mark 1mm Uumuv Halwwwn Jm k Hnmswn nary I.mesmn Dm'v Presuhu Jan Van Sn kle Jeff Whewler EA ' K k Bryn mvm rum Roch Gram rm K' 'Jafsnn Bob KL'FWH Mxk: 1m Kenn Kou: 1mm Lux't-IW 1mm Luunsbux'y LeRny L3 m Denxs Malmwald Stevt Olsvn Bob Schum Mark VLm Scharrel Cl'ru't'nci' Walton Randy Wmmr AFI'OMPANISTS Conn 16 Gustafsnn Umne Jacobson Voices of Girls Glee Club MEMBERS Shmmy Amhr'osms Mary Axlxnan Jane Bnnon Kathy Bhlwr Mary Hauman Under the direction of Milo Pxetz, the 3,52; Effgf'him :A' - Girls Glee Club performed at the Christmas nemres Blondgood ' , u Sup nunkc-r goneert and at the spnng VOCdl concert chm Em Bushmm mg the past school year. These are gxrls Damn, Bmmn v - h , v v v Shem Casey who 11ke Lovsmg, and partxcxpdtmn m erls Bmmm CosLMn Glee Club glves them an excellent. opportunr Ann Crowley ity to develop their vocal abilxties, The girls 25315833321?!- spent three hours a week practicing and DonnADlEde - - Karla Dobmtz prepanng for thexir concgrts. Through much Judy Eckman hard work, the glrls gamed valuable vocal Cheryl Fam'r experience, Bonme Fexsxner Echo Musical Enjoyment Jeannie Flana an Kathy Mecham Judy Rnhrer Judy Fryer Cnnnlu Menu Sue Rogers Mane Gelg'el Gmger Mxller Vivmn Salmen Marilyn George Conme Mnls Judy Samls Mary Goslee Janeu Mommer Jane Schallenkamp Jan ernon Janice Murphy Doromy Scheele Lm-nen Guwrmson Pam ch2118 Susan Schunz Merry Hanson Karen North Jeanne Spaar Kms Harms Susan onnger Corme Tlmm Mary Helgerson Karen Olsen Elame Towell Mary Hmks Lillie Palmer Anne Tnnku LaVae Hofer Mary Palmer Sue Tscheuer can Hollarbach Manna Pappas Bev Walker mane Holloway Demse Fanples Susan Ward Deborah Hormg Carolyn Peterson Kathy Webster Jo Aan Jarman Hobena Pommer Eloyce Wessel Lauralea Jobblns Val Pug-sley Margaret Wider Cindy Jorgenson Deanna Pumrbouzh Cindy wnson Cathy Just Sandra Quam Ruby prr Mary Ann Langbenn Stephanie Redd Jeanne Worrall Sue Mamn Sandy Remlllard Penny Zameke Carolin Mauke Susan Hemmard The Spurrmws used lhelr musual hilen!s m promote drwur eduL mmn Th9 L1b 'r-mx1 Vlkmkr M lelws Assemblies Add Variety to School Life Assembly programs provided both entertainment and in SAM, J0 Warm formation for HHS students the past year. sts South Dakota Highlighting: the series were appearances by Aug-ustanA a's ' Viking Varxeuesf featuring Sally Jo Iverson Miss South the Spurrlows. program of Music for Modern Amenr The Three of Us, folksing'ers from South Dakota Tech. and Operamon Pufallf a panel of State Pemtennary inmates Other programs mcluded performances by the Northern State College and Colorado State Umversxly bands and the Black Hills State College and South Dakota State University choirs; films on space flights. LSD. and juvenile delmquency. and a talk by Dr Harry Bowes, president of General Beadle State College Humn College folksmgers emertamed on Tum- Day Unsung Personnel Perform Vital Services Therv me many behlndJhtLSvPHi' tumr and g'mxnd. are lhs- HHUU! VHSkS of Huron nous at HUS Ural nmsL be performpd vvm'y llmh Suhxml umkx and n uslnmuns Sm'vluu day Preparing; lunch for over 900 siudems lwrsmmnl rm'mvv Imle przusv 0r recrvg'nnmn and tpuclwrs. and mmmmnhm thp bmldmg fm' thr-u' nm ,, ry sL-l'Vn-Os ThetoukhlhlspaslyGHI'Imzludt-d DarJE-no Weh'h Ann Hum va-h TIh-lnm ,Xlwmvd mm ,Jonnmn Imm Jarksnn MHdrt-d Lundgren Lima! n Dxrks anu Amhewsumi Nvlna Hmndmlw Wahl Senna Fnemg. JnAnn Mvmmu JnAnn MvGur Kwpmunmms nmz-dm Wereuxslmlmns Mun MmLm Jnmlsk xm-x Hl'wxuv H.HEHS Mr Ts 1mm mu I-tn m 5w 1mm I'lnmnq mm m . group sharing :nu-rvsls W'orknm lnut-tmu' r...- a zommnn purpose wm-nm to yield a hmshsd px-odum a pubhr'anun mum: spml musm To am as a uovw'nmg bndy m mp srrvn us 01 others To pynmnte skm m hobmes d mm spnns spemh Tu pxrwldl: emermmmem ph-asure Tm m um: prmms 1s 1m ompleu: wnhum lhhv-xvxmHl'l'lmxlax VIL'W' arehrnurhzued lndlvuhlals. mun m1 Anmests. expanded Wu sump and an:- sprvuri thmuuh , . m Organiz ations ' Student Council . . . Tm: vesr. me hnnorvd posmon 0f py'esmunl nf 1m sun. dem Bod was held by Stew? Voslvr mm am- nonormme a greun 'ymnslblhly wmm sm-c mv-t with e um a smne 1967768 Smdem ronnz n omcers were Pom: Treadwoll vxcerpx? Adk'HL Shelia Barmn Recremry and Diane Jacobson, lx'easux'er Voice of the Student Body JUNIOR MEMBERS Ann Harder Paula Burxuson Uharlenb May Mark Bemwu Nanry Kasperson Dmne Jacnbson Connw Mm: Mark Van SI: arrel Rod Reese lek Zneske Not Picturad Allm Schroder Rick Erickson Senior members of the Studnnt Council WHP front row Debbie Carey. Nam Roberts. Nancy Fadgen and back raw. Jeff Wheeler, Stuart Helg'hrson, Shmld Bar- The coming of modular schedulmg has given the HHS Student Council more respon- sibilitxesiand has presented some new prob lems, too, The council IS responsible for many of the hxghlights of the school year at Huron High. Foremost among these IS the Tiger Day homecommg activities. The counr cil last year also set up a committee to rewse SOPHQMORE MEMBERS Front row Jean Tschetter Lana Ward Mary Hurd Budget Russeu Lynn Halvorsen mama rnw Verdayue Brandenburg Neal Gardner Gus Marcus Denms Kilpatrlck scan Heffner Buk row Bruce Morrison Kent Cooper Ron Peterson Inn HP TrnadwuH lymd'n Kaspvlmnt and Jayml Murphy Nut pictured 15 mm Mahonvy Its consntuuon and took over the admlnlsr tration of the student lounge The members of the Student Councll. selected to represent each homeroom, gained a better understandmg 0f thelr role in govr ermng the school through paruclpanon m these and many other actwltms Asst Px'in. Verlyn Stotz was the SC adviser, ulw H VI mu. 0 mun lek: Hubmu Hue. JDFNT HIaL'RI-ITXRX National Honor Recognizes Outstanding Students Wm v Fvlrlgvn Mdmum 2mm , B3 mr. vam MJh- Hum MI MN WHMW 5mm Holhm BIHLlenUI' Khu, MuM-n New mmnbem wore Max 'a Abrua 13mm Barmu. Mm'y Bnuman Dm-oon Emkmam Maureen Burah Nan v Ex'mk Val Cook Bonnn- Fleslnnr. Lm-nm 150m EIHw JD lhemhch. Kay HveHev Vum HuxlahlP. smrley Johnson Lmda depprion. Llndd Lounshm'y Ginger Mxllm-, Debby Mennvnga. Jayne Murphy. Patty Pmkm. Julie PlummF-x: .Iuln- Rnue - Conme Sdnaffer. Bnnmo Swgenmaler. John Snnlh. Susan Thrash. Glona Van Schdrrel. Stev? Vnsm. Jeff Whoeler and Steve P Wilson Vnm x Bunk Quill and Scroll Commands Journalistic Ability mm: xxnmr W'z- v HlasIIIIN'r V km Ruht-:',k SH'RETARY Shmla munm Imrn m Pvnkm Km 1y m.tm'ml nu mth m QmH mu, um an- seated front. v.11 ka MavVJum Wmmku CM u Thunhta.mlddle row, Mum; H m Ann ?lul'rlvv Jnm Urmw mum Kmm Nam v Mrw s mm wnlmv .mm- Mwm Ann l'mms and standing. hhqm Vin 5 HH It'll wm; ler Mama Inhlmxm Kuuh Muxm. .IA. m m! mu om u St MAUI r .Lmr 'Vlurphy thby Mumw Ru k Zuxskv 5mm UNHHPH Kwk vam mm mm; u- Hrdxwhwu srepm-n Crowls-V NFL... The Nunuvml Flrl'i'nsh Imuguv Is All m uammunn rmmmsvd 0f spvukvrs .md Klw haters whnh Inwvgmzos Hump Wlm mu P1 NFL UHFUHIALLPS purtlupulmn m sluaurh uL'tIVIUES through a mum sham Hun rer Wards smdn'nts who exmuuv m l'UmHUIlIIVL' speaking Elmlbxllly tor :mlwe NFI, menr bershlp and sperm! rmogmlmn IS deter mmed hy Hxv number nf pmms ucmlnm lated Under Um diruvtxon his! year 0f Mx' Gm'r rinn Pours. NFL nwmbm-s duwlopod thmr speakmg talonls and travelvd to several tournaments throughou! South Dakota A Forunsu' Board of Control W111 begin funmxonmg' during the- 1968769 school year in act as u studenl rnmrol of all speak my amivmes 1m Iwyi'hh NH mun u. I xmu thr , smm Imnwn w m- Junmmu :Mnlrlum w um. .; uwunw mp ,mqm y: Recognizes Forensic Talents Mnmhmxut NH mew Belted. wnum-JmurHm1mm. Rwuww Jum'mmwwm Hum Hmmnmq. w: x'mm Slwxm Hmhm mum Ruum :md Mm. Hnem u;r1 .mwr Hmmmmh. wuk st .Imrl' 1n n wav standing. nmlvrvmwmt-n .Lnk Hulusm Jvmmmm 7- wmmm M: M-Mm u hum'h SLuIc-y. K.rx Hum Vwk. Ruth Dt-luuh 1.0m; Mmy muun 'Hm ,mu National Thespians . . . nnh 'rmw l'Hl-SIIW'V r .Lum 5 1 Jul; V. YII'E Hu- Mumm'ex Ramos TREASI'REH Acknowledge Dramatic Ability The Nutmnal Thespians under the lead ersmp of Mr Dennis Decker, 15 an honor organization of mo drama departmeni Wllh membershlp determined through pomts accumulated by parmmpalmn m plays prey semed during the school year Such pamel- patmn ranges from ammg m leading and Bob Kmmn Nqnu. Hunk suppoz'tlng roles to work behjnd the scenes on lighting: sound and sets Meetlngs were held wae monthly last year wnh speakers from the drama depamnent of Huron Col- lege taking part. as well as others interested m the promouon of the organization and drama at HHS Shaun Eax'lnn Bxuw Wmllk M. mhr w AJN'Au'le M w, . Kuhvvw mm H mm x; w- . : Hmn ': J. '1 mm m xx w. .vx1 n , x rm! uvh w w wx IN T w in : mm Hm L. lzr t, w n Hm Not Pictured 5-: w mm m Vme wu'm .-- lmx 1M M l'vixvm Um. IN - TH! WI Rr H SHHFIMH Lmu Hm w YIL'E VH1 mrNT Kme Mnmm murmur Walls and the Foundation, Kvy Hub is a sm'wu- mgmnzzxtnm wnh A su-lr-r! mvmbershxlu n1 hnvs mlm haw,- exvmr mmml Hw anule'rm'u .x n!' lz'mlt-x'smp, rhumilpr :md sdwlmxlnp m thmr years In svhnul 15m h ymr Mx smmn ,mu 51x 1nnmrs an! L Imsvn WNW mvmbcx' Mr Ethan Hanks Was 1; 5! year, 4mm nde m- Kvy Club Sh'lves lo msnll the qualnms 01 gum! mhzvnslup m HS nwmbm's and Lu llevvvlup mew leadership lulsms through us many arrwmps Thu Hub sponsored a Child m Vlolnum lam year and qlmnxmvrl dances and sold windy to ram funds Th? boys m-Ilu-d m sponsor a wildhfe muvw, and they delivered Chmstmds baskvts le'mu Hu- hulk days TIu-y ulsn H'ualod mpplml nhndxvn m a Wall Dlsney him at the, Uqu r- Tho boys m Key Club have wulmg' gu'en much of llwu' 1mm lo thesv projem Th ' lmve vmzed their answer to me Mer'ual quesi for a plm'o m lhO slx'm lure uf our say rwty They havv pr'ovuiod tho Humnux'P upon thh mhvrs mm bmld By lms they have proven true the words of Ansudes a Greek phllusoplwr Nenher mrk nor slows nor the art Hf um. ms makw a ; mu bnl where men are who can care for themselves These are lhe walls and Hm toundunun Language Clubs Probe 'w' lawn H m :an h: u qu um! trout raw. Fwd H st hxmdl ,Jmnm l'lalmuuu Fay. Swmm l.aM'w M k H Um 1mm x 4,: mum, leuh Hum. In sum x am back row. Alum Emwn L'hns WnH'! um n middle row. Dun HHHEX'bth F. vn-vt I'mvk. Mary Hunt. Mmr'y Hanson Jvunne VVUH'MJ. Anm .Lum Hu'HUhnsh 'thx' Suncxm-man linxrlnne TrlnknAnd Cnrmme Mnrm Hffnms nr 1 Mn mm xwrl'v Kmun Olson vxmwm Darn Dukh n ,x-wsmom xxmzmw Emmlvnh'uy pwsnmn Mm nmumn UK ,: mn-my Not pic- cured vs Vim e- Jmhs vn u prmamu Fraternitas Latina Lalm Club Was formed to promote greater appreciation of the customs and vulture Of the Roman people Member smp is open to those currently 01' prevr ously enrolled m Lutm classes. The club, thh Mrs Marjorie Lash as faculty adh vnser last year. furthers Its members' in Lerests m the classics and m the lives of the Romans It also leads them toward a greater appreclahon of English and American Ineralux'e Various Latin plays were presented aL each monthly meeting last year m hopes of making the members more con scious of Roman lee. A hslave sale at the beghlnning' of the year and the annual banquet in the sprung were two of the lng'hhghts of last year's activitxes, Foreign Cultures Spanish Club mvmbrrs Included front row, Pn-ggix' Pdtxl'stm Ndln5 K145 Uunnw Unsmln Barb Dthtl: Elug'ersmff L'Hnnu' Mlils Mnrllyn C'h'menlson Nanty Cunnw Fur'k Jv'hrvsu Ahldu and buck row, Mnheiv Hawll'y JKIAulI de'nun. second row. Barb BAMhOH Spmu'c Fundy L'rthm Flmly anrihmd Hlumria Eta Mary 1- ks. Kundts Dvxkvl PJHy 'I humusnn anvn MHMT Pal Kmlnmwskk l'vn x Slum Hourpv Turnwr and va'ge Roberta Pulnnwl, third row. Chum smmmL CthPe'trsun mom Num'y Benn. Karen Sv-vwll Kdllly Mmlmm Sur Club de Espanole The Spamsh Club. under the direor mm 135?. year of Mrs. Karen Muellexz 1S organized for the purpose Of broadening the mterest and understanding of the culture and language of me Spamsh- speaking countries Membership IS open to all students currently enrolled m Spanlsh classes and to those who have previously studied the language. One Of the hlg'hlights of the past year was the Pinata ersta held during xhe Christmas season. Members had the ex perience of viewing the preparation of Spanish food. followed by the enjoyment of eating it A Valemme Flesta was also sponsored by the club. with guest speakr ers of Spanish and Mexican backgrounds in atlendance. onmrs or Symnxsh Club wort: Linda Lounsbury. program uhau'mun. Amsun Hams. sewx'ehu , Max gun-t Hanms. v1 ln-sldenL Joan Bxschum pwsy dmn and Kath Wessvl treasurer w Includud as nmubm-s of mum. club wr'w, lronl. row. Mamm Th rkllrlsen, Mary I no v m. mum. ?me ivy Sandra W711mms.Ann u wh- L rnlyn s mus Margamt Wmer Muhelle Haggma s n Roum sec. and row, Jim mmon, Sum; Bunker mum. an'gm Rhonda llolex. Mamarm Hrplvr mm; mm Kay 11m 121' Llnda Kuspersun. de-wu- Runes Diane Han. way. Jane Barton Puuv Sn - thud row, Mark Hm! lenbeuk Jeff mkm Te Wlnegn'. Jun Chnstmnmm Dawn! 8 :V Wmnm Hmmm h Deutsch Verein German Club officers wurv- Judy Rnym'. nu, pr'rxsldem, mm mu-am-r m granls. .nP TI'PiLdWFH. president. SR 13 Crowley H'v u't-L Diane Mun dhenkev secx'Plax' Nancy Kaipel'sun sm ml rhdlr'mdn Jnnl Tsvhefh-I'. pub lxcny. and Mary Ann While mmm-smp lLulri Plrmlhn Mwnu Ennusnn Canv kuu Farmbu Sluld Thmvsu MAIZvJ .Jaullw. H H'vvk Hn .JLIHL'I Eulns Shrrm Mennenun Jhd; Imhcr And hack raw Frank Smlfh Lloyd rlmjvt'lly l'hu'mnt rv Ntlsun Davx- Lunul Curl anmlmrn 0mm Muhuwuld, Bruce Murnsun Km: cm, 1' m n ChalbnnnL-au. DAVILI Hunk Clhu'lmh Du k and vanw Mrs Glona Olson and Mr Rlchard Reimer guided the German Club through an uneresting year m 196768. Members became better acr quamted wnh tho language, literature and customs of the Germans through their monthly meelmgs and by adopting a sister school In Germany which offered the students opportuniues for pen pals and for ex changmg tapes and other Items, Club members also enjoyed a carolmg party. a masquerade ball and a group hike in the outdoors last year. Art Club Engrosses the Artistic Unrun Ihghk' Art Club 15 rrvmpnsvd uf' studu-nts W'ISMIHL: m ust- lhmr wmnu-nduhltl LHIISIK LHV'IHS fUI' HH' IJCMLTH 01' Hill SK'IHH'VI Mvmhmshm m Hlmn to any stmh-nl wnh M least mw yrur nf um u-otln Tm faulty Lulr vwm lust ymw wu Mlsx Jmmue Fan'lm 0n mnmv Ut'vaslons. usM-wtu Chllsb mas Hw mmnbers mudt- :lewm'ntmns m add mey 11: mp 5n huul ley dlsu pm'lh umm 1n 11w snmvm't m Unllml81.11103Huupsubrnarl thnmuh Hwn' th'lstnms 4rd prayed The-H' mhvmvs ranged from the wmdow Iamnnngs m Hw Ilhlury u! Ch! slums zmd sellmg art pmeLs. Ln sponsoring dauws 4nd makmg mnsi 0f the Lk-rm'utmns for the Jumm- SI-IHUI' Pmm rung. wmmm m: A U in mm nwu' wn James Hn. n mlwx. mm Unmx ,5 m q .q Inry l'h-m mm v.u- m't'Mrin' um Hum u H mm, mu n-mn Mmum Ml AH Hut. u 'rmfront row. Vmu v Iwmn h Simlm: HUM 1m. mum mum: Knm Umm; Kalw Huh I. knmh Jan: I Hm Mum Hanson Ram; Mv Iruk Bub hanmu Mun v Swan's. and buck row. dmm Edlh Hun 51PM Hmh HIV Bu. meuu Dung .herrv IJL nun Gun Imumamn Jun Bl m Mvh'm Ith-nlmrfkw sz Klwnxnsm ' 11H snydm- thhu 'L'muzsgx BlmleHu-llw FsmSan Lam;,vuSuh.um1 ulbmx Hm-en Imp -1. Smw Hung! middle row. IXmHJUlewn Vumu sdmun L'm-ul Pn'wvmm wvn H anu FTA Tomorrows Educators Mwmmvh 0! mo Fuhrr Tunnels Hr .anruu Kde-r 0n Cnnme Van m 1 Judy mer Lnrww uprv seated. mmsmw Max Ahnm middle Uumrmsun Kamln Dwkvx' Susan TmA. n mm Maxim row. Sue Pawrsun J0 Enm I, sue: Mary Ann wmw. Ther'klldsen Kay eruer Margu'el Rauvs and back row. Mam ormers nf Future Teavhn's umm- mmm me mn pmlmnwnhu'hlh Bum Jo Hmmlwh. msmxmn Sdnih'a WlHlanls. mm. mm Maureen Eumh. pres; dam Nancy F duen nrequesldvm Jayne Mm'py 9m rem; and Val funk. pubmw Chairman Memhw 1m, in me nus Y hulmw H1 Hw Imum lmuhm'x u: .xmmu. advmwl LN put by Mrs Mm Ann Flnumxnn .s Wm H; mmlum mm. as IHLH'I ted m expionng tranhmu as a u; x' Thvy are mugm m m vamp tho Ieadvxshxp mm 1:; u. m m: m . gond uedu-mv PTA assumed Lm- nmgmal rvspon slblhty 01' spnnsox'mp; Um Amm-um Fleld Servue exxhunge sundom pm gram whwh has prevail in bu an exmunp emummxm exprrlencv im- all sludonls as Well as the 9mm. Lomvnunlly Tm- salp of plr-kles candy and yeurbuok covPrs nexped defray me expenses of Ihs- pme-t Another PTA uttlvxly saw severm of me semm members mum observ- lng L-lassps 0r lakmu uvm' mum Leaching dunes m Ihe Hlempntary schrmls last 51mm Future Nurses Explore a Fascinating Career Tho mery Assistants under the supervision last Vearof Mrs MdrgaI-el Moxrm received mdxwdual and group guidance m lirax'nlng L0 manage a school hr brary Th9 nwmba-rs assisted m me library dunng mm me mods and m many ways were able to am the Tm Fulmu Nunxus m Amem d imp NJrlde wuuumalmnijunw Mm svmnw mlm'vsle-u m Hw m dual pmr sum The nwmbvxs. mused .m by My: m: nmgm wave nandmg, Mamm-M Rmms Judy I- . Kav Hmurn Farmyh sum 1 3110 Gutmmson Ma: Amean and Donna Button Thu ryffum's Were seated, Jmm Escher? 1m. sul'er VMUHO flock pr sldem and Umuev Mum: searem Not pm lured m .10ch Bascley Vlgblprvsx deIH students usxng the hbx x-y The assnstants muluded Kundm Decker Gml Hullsrbach. Vicki Wlllxams Linda Lounsbury. Karla Dobrat' Maureen Borah. Kamy Wessel Sandra Quum Chm'yl Fader and Tom Weston FFA Ch apter Umlnr Ihr- Irauh-lshlp ml .m uxiw llHHt'Ukl Lu'nlty utlvxsm'. Mr Ben Nolmm and all m I , set of uffum's vlw Hm'nn Huh rhuwm' of lhe quro Farmm-s 0f Amelu-u muuyml another busy year m HIG'LSB The hlu'hllulH for the rhaplm' nxmv when u xx: iiH'kil'dL'ti a supermr rating m Um Slate FF m:nvmninn Tms marks the Hnrlvwmh umsm um'e yvur 11min has won this honor linwvx IRA , vnmx xwv' Iran! row. 5'1 . VCM m ynmnnm Ev. ,. M, w Hy, - th Hmm k mmm wnmn ann . mum JYHI saeond row. Cldiu FJehn: m'mmtn. m. k 5 human mm mm Wanm H'pul'Ke ' mm Hnum Vhwllzx: m-mmm Not pm lured h le Sl'hl'lng .m w! rv Honored for Years of Service an FFA mvnlhms umv HlHn I'SUWHM Mum whrw em Ruben Hole! Dung Hkmun Hmman RvmeLkv Advamed nwmbsrs of FFA weu- Wam-n Burluu Dnn Burdwk. Randall Ms-yers Joff Paw, Gary Runs Smn Schnmhorsl Nell Sebring. Suave Waller Roger Mo 17 Hm thunumd Kw Blurr 1mm 81 hm m, or 1mm May nmum Muym mx-v lensl Tm-y Faye, mum Fm h Hm'zv Julm Hmku; HM x .HJK Immn Kum-z nm- Blwv Mnhlml .11 mm 8mm Mvnm um and 1mm Von F.3v Km m mem- FHA Trains Future Homemakers The Futm'e' Homemakel of Amerlc , wnh MM Ella Mam Km'thnls advlser last year. slr'wws proud gruummg'. suwm; und cooking, It muches membcx's leadershu; and gwes thum an opporlumw m gum RH m- s1g'm mm Ihv qualnms naqun'ed m hL-uume u better hmnemukm' The chaptel sponsors the Eotly Crookel' Hrunemakl'r U1 Tumm'ruw Award. hayrides. paltms And olhm' Amex'esb mg- Pvunts throughout me year Thvy send delegates lo the Slam Convenuon :md taker an at'llw mwn I m thls event Each year 4 stle I'vvlew held. and molhvrs and friends zu'v Invited m obsrx'vv Hm work tm- gn'ls have dom' mum. Hmnvnmkv umm-q r MM; .Ju Bmmmn n. Kmm Mun pdvlh xmn iml'uw 'l'mmL dwnl 3mm I'wslannr s H mm: UlnL'j-l Mm r. www.mm and K v Ih-Krumwl xmxmrl vnv Mumbms u! Hm qun Hnmuumkl-H Clmpm wuvv seated, Mmu' l Hmws Yukl Huxlable Maw Au nun June lwn and standing. Shu'k Fm f'nnmo numnur. rnum Just Tumwrlvy lnrt-nh Kdvmv Mm hum fymurmsun Ruxmmu sk Imndl Kandls Um km Judy and Members of the Distnbunve Educanon Club study toward Lhexr own speclfic career objecuves by working part nme 1n Huron business establishments in addition to their dlstnbutive education class work The club. sponsored last year by Mr Daniel Kocer. develops future leaders In areas of marketing; and distribution and gives students a better understanding of the free enterpx'lse system Mrulbum Chm! m ammm Linda Bmwu mmm lanu'lv 1w :1 Hm ksuu Sandra 4 tksnn c, ry Fmsm Umms' harm Damn. Hum eruun Harm Hmmuo June Jvralri K Alu,r!1be gvr Mx m memu .Im-y Kum r-an Lou n Gary Marlsvu Mann n Pelurmru Gordon Rmmvr Terry Rm hhm'l 1mm Summons Eleuda Seenmn Kavvn Shunmztkm' .kmnn Snum Mmem Snnlh Mamena Smnh was a rim place winner a: the msmu uuve Educahon Stale Leadership conference held at Smux Falls m both the Adwmsmg Layout and Wm dow Display enmesls Marcella represented the South Dakota DECA Association at the National DECA Lead- ersmp conference at. Houston m May DECA officers last yf'ar were Shu'ley Johnson. Vice- presmem. Lynn Anderson ueasurar. Marilyn Morse. secretary. and Cmdy Mamn. president Not plchxrod are Lee Haugen. projects chalrman. and man Wells. puhnmy chan-man I7ur'w,1 rlv mu van mwmhvw ml r. w: KTiHM suit! a rug um mu m. s an 'lm-mvdv mnmnnuk ernw u . qllHddekhl rum m. 'mm-L'mm Caronr mm mm . rs Man LvnenP Juhnsrxn W: vam. Hum VHu :rur ant 51mm Hunt? gr x: spn mm: 15 um, Juhns mu vmqm-smm Career Club Builds Business Skills Members of Career Club, advlsed last year by Mi Shirleyann Sunns; further lhelr mmress in NW busines s world through study and actual practice Career Club was nrw last ynar. an expansnon of the old Career Girls organization Membersmp is now Open anuom mt mum r'luh wvxw from row. mm! anm deh- l'L'!Vx.uH, Vukv Mum shmm BI- v2 Dmnym Musr-n fynllzm llAut-nmn mm Juhnsvm Linda Fumvr'. middle row, Kathy Wnndhm Kmhy Fennel Kmhv Hufel. G ylp May Brenda SLhru'zmzann, Judy Chl'lstwnsnn. Br um SH horznmun Juan Smmnnen and to any jumm' 0r semm' gu'l or boy mlm' ml in buSIDeSS as a career Sooxal membL 5 must be enrolled 111 a shorthand or a busiv ness course. whlle acuve members are those enrolled in secretax'lal 0m .9 practice or Cler- wal offme pmchce classes back row, Lynsuv Jnhnsnn. Br'rnnm Hal'rxngmn PdHy HoHn-x Ann Cum Kmhy Mums Cindy Mmkmsen. Bonum Fmsnm, Man. Emwr Anna Frey JAMH Smmn Sue HumIL Sandra Bmhar kaw Hanson Mona Jnm srm Cindy 1mm and Jrzxnnt Spau' i'wp L'mh mum mum Sllunr; swim mu! m nuthn. m HHS , wmpleaxw knuer' :x. 19m? 6?; Mrmbx'ls pawn ljmlz'Il :nHwJV n ms. xlubs lu-uy-mx- uhuh mmm- m1 xnmud :zrmd HImMsmunshqv Amnng HH' my mw student bum Iinmm Hu- thnm N: mm Ilw ymh pr 'lHl'dV14Wvl'1!HK1!HIIUHS7H pvp n Mn him, held each Week Thcsv L kux llxr'er'wl ulum wspunsv and hwm-mm Hu- h-ums th u hung! r71 wxnfulence The end Hf lht' foomml s: on was murkrd by a club 51:011Snlmi hunqxwt m-m m m- mmmum hummug Hw hum IHJHIW, thw :cuun bdsr kamH mmnmm-m. 13w Tigers wnw 5mm .1 unwrlrmvk U-lvumm l'nml the n Ink; 311' Lun-nn Surlwn wu' 11w klnh's udr vxsvr 1:st ymx- yu-uKuJVMLx:..Mu. - m1- 1 ,xlwv HMHJM I keuu mrwmle m-x Lum, .u. Hm Huron Highs Pep Club nmux I .m mwzhvla V y Huh uv xumx KLn Mm rump; mu Hum. md back from raw, Jiuuy nmm; Inru MAW: Ann H nh-v row. K mm lH. we Mu we mer Mun IL Mnna Huynwm 1 nm- Kmm JUAN. J. 1mm I.m Unmm Ih-mmm Mum 'rrmm xwh 1.. 5pm wtamw middle row. 5w 1mm tmm Bmuhsh! um mu Huwu-wm r'mm limp .va Ir vm Vnkl lmn ume- Summit KM Ih-mem- Cm - . pm k Vulh u unis 1 V IN mun. mm Mm In-ng Hukae'y Mmy 4kblwl. an Wwi Hum Pm-v h Pep Club dmplayml Ms enihlm sum. us well as MS milsnr- ztmllty. by pamlum tolmflll xgns vm-rmmgmg me'hgm' ,und plavmg tln-m uhuul Hu- sohoul mmmm; The huge hannms muud HH- Bengule mu m vmoyy bvturv ull mhh'tm i'DHUfhlS during; tho yt-ar anhm's o! the club also dmmuled xlw mckr 91's nf Hm football plnyv s pun. m the Tmm Day 110th uuning game Mrs humm- Sm'lwn w ' facully :ulvxsm' In tho nmamzanrm an .1 .umrc Van n Kmdv Am .Inm. J'HNMM 1m xmw zwlyH 1mm an n: 11w Boosts the Tigers, Spirits 5.4mm lhrInht-Is n: 119p mm vw 1! front row, mm gamma nmm- Juhnw. Mm back row. Judy LAP ,nxhwhun Nmm mm-u annx ng m lh-hbn- r wn Tum mm, Mun J.1:n xmxmw ,md 5mm Bur m' Juhn Hnm-v's lmx Amunumn middle row, mm 'Hn Bmhunu 1mm 5le . mp. mm mmhw. l'thnt' H mm mvmhms uvm um row from to back, Huh Mwm In. sum J4 r M mu Tom mm Inn RM: Mm .Jnhn Sxmlh an m-n second row, .hn: Drake um Mudxgur Hulhmm mum L'rmnm Lmry Dmnmdy Romm Hum Kmm. middle row: .Mm Hun . mu 5mm. L urmu Vkmm. Sbnu Mun u- mm Shun Ru: 1 mm, munh row. Vlwkv Berg 'lum mm- mmmm w Fuhm'mh Lain Kym v Lulu mwm- Lazxx 1m :way mu anm 5m and mm row.l K, H Um mummy .Lm n r':' Funk 9mm Sn: 5mm Mnnm leMu mm HAH' Fr 1nd H Club Outstanding Athletes H Club 15 an Orgamzatinn 0f Huron Higlfs athlelm lettermon The Club strivus Lo develop the quantips 0f 93qu sportsmanship zunnng Tiger uthlelus A Miter mm he warned in any phase of sports. mcludmg student Ymkwnnvl Hr H Huh nu mml first row ham to hack Mn 11 Hulun Ami: Rm Mm Julmmm Huh Mum. I'm J Ixumum Ruk m n-x second row. A: 111er: Ivmlmn T, 1mm I'm w H mm 1r Mmmwn xmmml NIH . Sln-H Lvh x nmwm middle row.. A. w Bm - 3. ma JandV Kenh Moxon 'rmly Beukm Bum lit 11:. manag'mg. and are given lru' wxllmg'nvss to work. enlhumdsm and Indnsn'musness, us well as nbillty H Club was udvxsod by Ml Clyde Comm l'va'J. Wm Umhmw fourth row, Hm TH'HH Hh-w Vuw: Luuwhu Mum IHUJVVELMAM Ihmzxt me1Hm mm M, I .m. mu! mu- row. Huh hmnum .M n MJmm Mm mmim-v Tum lh'MuHHv 1x 1mm Muyws .mn Imw wau WWW ' 'x PR FPS 1.. .arlmnnn :u mm mm; putm prpeuram m u mevs m mum mm mm rnde m Khe Tm: Dag pmm'IV Preps Precision and Drill Members of the relakively new Huron High School dnll team. Preps, are Chosen each year In tryouts m the sprmg'. The girls. advxsed last year by Mrs James Pilcher, work out their routines khemselves and per from raw. Jmh Rnhx'm Mm Jum- Wm Suv Ruhumn Bunnie k'UKknn Hy HMSP w B: m middle row. any Huppm- mm Lynn Sandra Swanson. JDAan Jzu'man Ann Harder. FPEg'y form at football and basketball games Last year the Preps represented Huron High leh half time entertainment at lhc- sectwn Lourna men! held In me Arena Howard. Karen olsm. and. back row. Ppguy Cnl'slens Palay Foshelm, Barb Johnson. Cnnme GU; A fsun wan anlablo. Sandra Cuwxug and Doreen Beckman GAA Promotes Development of Smnux mumb-m u: UAA :u-w. seated. Tnm deu Thez I nghchn Mam Kay Hm'um Kmn Mm 1mm, Delurvs Bloudguud Juan udy Mm Juvh F m Lind:- KusIu-I'sonund 1am Palm : standlnngmh Bmmmg me wnsmn 1; uanner Thu Gu'ls' Alhletlc Ass hiation tGAAL under the guidance last year of Mrs Lorene Sorhen. is composed of gn-ls who enjoy the Challenge of sports The purpose of the orgamzahon IS to promote interest and par ncipalion In Sports among the gnls at Huron High Schoolv Good sportsmansth IS encouraged and opportunnies are provided to improve athleuc skills. Throughout the year. GAA achviues range from bowlmg', basketball. volleyball and apparatus and tumbling in the fall and Wmler, to badminton. pingnpong'. track and softball m the spnng Last year the club sponsored a Sports Day at which girls from other area schools met for athletic competition Letters. chevrons. stars and numerals may be earned by GAA members through a point system 6AA uffuzers were Judy Fx'yex. lreusur . Bmh Bushr ong Vicer'n'esldenlv Conme Mnls, SPLreLaryh and ThE'Z Lung berm president Athletic Skills for Girls .h. m m HAA w w lrom row m m. mm. kv w, , h'n 5..li Eu wlnku de-mn Maxwvl. hum Bu gvlwuxff Lul'nlvu Mmkp rmm m' M N K'm-H 5m .m mum me 11mg Mum K'uxum J unnv'Nx s: x. I-th- Ihsm middle row, V! IL: 'I'Hum Kuym ILmsm. .Jmn Aim NJKHA Kmpmmn Mm m. wmm Inmm ummn Bumw Hummmu Suxa an! lr Ax.xx Leh Snphwnmre nwnmms u; n A vww tram row. Mm gux'v! Heme: .Ian.u- Murpm luv u Mnnzmr r 1 'nv m Pnhrirrn mmv Numb Kuwn Nnn'fvx 1mm vnyer Nmry Kldy Mhlwlhl Haggai VlPkl Rwlmuls S UV Ihlsv' Maw Ann mummy: L'lumum Pa AS Jmuuw ahlem chm NmNm second row. r J m 14 Susan Ruuhw Iiwvgwmmr Lune Hum- .ivumw :n-n Kuhn mm; Nunm mem . m. Iudxm 1mm 5mm: 1mm mummy Rm; ,um l aA nn1x 41mm u r' 3 MMM Jam Tmhvuvl and back row, T. n xm,,m 51mm :meuuq K'nnme Myw- Shmx, KUL Imw MHmIm-nkr I-Ilwyn-W m-l .um 'nmw Mam Wound IIMH IJt-Jnym Mus and Jme uwmm: LLumm Chaplin m-mw. mesm; Mary Usborn Km Harms Juan Txr 11mm, third row, Rnhruu Pnnlmx-x Hum JH. rzuny ; de .Ymumir Ewlv deeu Olson Sm u Vn'mn mm Lum vmm leI back row. M1htrnulrj. sz Burlm-m Lum'x sham, Vukl Eluksrmzmd1.1mluBmLH mum h N.Hn Huhmm PRLSIDEN'I' Lzmh K w .W. rm IL'HD'HL-SHH'XI LL xm sm- wxlv x It'l-J PHLSIUFN'T mum Jk'mvnsun HI-SCURDIVH , ECHETAIH' Kn; 11mm ymzm: PONIJINL; SEUHETARY Juan 8; mn Tm HYRER Alllsxm Ewes PAR! IAMENTARMN M u- 4m Mu. a MUSICIAN Shula de-mn SUCIAL CHAIRMAN Maureen Eulnh PROGRAM CHAIRMAN P1 Alpha Iota was ongmated in Huron High School by us current sponsor. M155 Wava K. Larsen. Members of the club sane toward cultural development and schnlastic attainment. Activities of the club 13$ year mcluded Its annual talent and style shnw an offxcerr mslallauon dmner and a senior farewell banquet The Club gives a senior scholax'shlp Semnr movmbm 5. .4 m Ayn. mu wm. front raw. mm mmunmm, Ihnum Mum muu- nmnm Snyder, Barb Bonesmex Julxe Rugms Judy Frym my he Jo Henmhch Jayne Murphy, and. back row. Sonja Pi Alpha Iota award each year. along with posture awards to one member of each class Honored as Miss PI Alpha Iota in the spring was ser r1101 lekx Roberts Lysm Cindy Wmm. Mmy Bdllnhlll Mary Axxmm. Kdlhy Mm'ham mm leshong. mmm- Cnrt'y Judy Andm'san and Judy Hoypr m Amm Iumsymmx mmnburi numrimi front row, um- Jmm Am: lhm Mum f'mnnw Mum Unmm Nmm K wmm Mary Ann wmw. Kun-n SnmrH Buxhw Mun mm Huh ask M St. rim Wu mm an :1 ram. - 'hmg Wm m Kther Emmi er' Bum shin Wm Dv-hld - Karen Nm'H KAHJ Hanson v 4 ma buck ivmm ,muJum u v'vshun? row. 1mm Mundhwnke Juriy thym Hhx Amhu, Emphasizes Self-Improvement Sophomore h Alwm lma mum x- vwn- front row. shew n amn-m Roxanne a nun Susan Jnlgrh Jmncr Murphy Ann L'mwwy Jmnm- Flanagan. Pm 502. Jud Tlmpulley Kdlun .mn' Lmda Mas w Mahe-I Suv Pau-mm Pm hulmrm'skl middle row. Jeanne XV vvruH 3 aangPl Cl um mpms June! lel': :4 Tum inn. Tnmn Kay Dvxymmu, Barb HnHMhush Cm n 'n wn ,atm Srmlm Mun vammk Linda Unnghnrly Vukl RUM: L'nnnw Doulu Hum RANK! 0 0n harm Lmbmlz Rennr Munm Hu l'nlhy JIM me Mm 1mm erhe-Hn Hqum ShunC Anm Tnnkn Lam W rd Sm Frvrd Mar Jmmw Sdmit-I Hn 0mg Hradhuld Mldir-Jr Spain 4w!!! Wm. mm Halms me, whr-uer Dam in ckle Mmke. and back row Rheum Skuvlaml, Jvmu ummwnrm Bsn-hnfr New Youth Improvement Club Membvrs 0f m+- Ymnh Ixnpx-uvvnmm mm immdm first row front m buck. Enh nrr-mm- mm Km - 1m den Thum: t 1 m- Et-IMLHIL Jim mus. Emit :. 'vieth Mike Eilvr i e c nper Mm Sumimmn vmu A Thumpsnn. second row, smw Hauum Huger Fwd l'lLkson, Dan Sthtwlke, smre L'vnwley Ema Tsum m, Ailm SChmr-dm, Fm: Fumwmn, Ruuw Wlpf Rm m The Youth Improvement Club was a new organization last year at Huron High. Its member body was composed of boys willing to contribute their time and energy far the benefit of not only the school, but the com- munity as well The club expres es a Wish of its members to not only talk about. but to really do something about the image that the youth of Humn is conveying to others The boys contributed to the appea ance of the new school grounds by picking up rocks and litter on several occasmns They have gone doorvto-door collecting- for many owe Pmr Sum. NM. Kmi - Br'um ka er John Ilvhmm mme L' . t Manna .hm onwma L'hutk Hr-Hnmn Ru k PIMLksuxL Jefi Mman Juhn vam amt int row. Rod '1' nm Mm: 314me mm Webster Mm- am mun minam Mnltkv. Phn Wwdennmu r-vv ixmpy smve .Iemen Larry Jlrnsvn and suave 015m worthwhile causes Boys may jom Ihe club by helping in some of their projects as no dues are paid and no actual membership list has been made Those boys who are already members agree with the fact that the club is worth the work that it takes, As one of them put it, The most important thing that can be said about this club is that we want it to con- tinue. Miss Dona Brown and Mr. Bob Bealtie served as the club's advisers Benefits School and Community Avmmmm Yh' mmnhvxs' er first row Iront to back, BYUH Mr-msnn Dave Sr'hvwlkv Geo . - Tum r 'I'nm mm sz choc: Mdlk Rmmds szk Eruksrm Km Alien m-ullnClu-mmmh Uedn Nowuk thv dnlel' Murphy Don mendn, Dune Lundeen, Dnup Dun-w nu Jex-n Kmns - mi hut row, Verdavnu Bran mwffrr Uenms Kilpalrnk Dam! Hook. second row, denhuu; Run m . Hub ann Pm - Sam Pal Mt-Awe, Tuny Undmsmr-k .Jnhn Urmlnl'ls Tnny Sum Emmy, sn-w . - . Kan! Cnupm E'Plv Olsun Hauhfnrd. um.- Hansun hm! Hax'nns Mzkn .Mm mu. am! mm: PoIvH-nn le Kmas Stew Anderson, third row, mev We Govx'lon HUI - Omlle CI umw u. Ddlvl Du ksun Denms Kilpatx'lck I'RESID ' VICE PIU'SIDFI SI PMETAHY TREASURER AFS Sponsors Visitors from Other Lands The Anwru'un led Ser'nw- VIM; As a new ux'g'mnzauun d! Huron Hugh Salami IVs mL-mbe up IS cnmlmsvd 0f smdums mU-r esled m PI'DINOYIHL: ru' hugnmmu m: wxr Lhdnge Student 1491 yvur 1110 Hub mul mommy. havmg spmke-s nr fnms In e-n vuurage some phasv of then wmk 'I'In-y :alsn umasmnally mm JumHy wnh Hw mlnll AFS group from 1119 MW Mugarex Runes was seleuvd by m mammal m'gmnzanrm l0 be: u snmmvr 9x, change sludum m Alwlrlu 14st summm' uml Mikp Psu'opoulos w s a mnommmh vxr dwnge qudenl t0 Donmurk durum vhv past school year 01m member has bnvn su Iemed HS u possxble exvhunw- K ude by the national AFS c-omnmlet- fur the vommg' school year MIS Alma Vangsness and M1 Mmhol Km-ch wen Lhe advnsurs AFS nlmuw wvrr M! wmwm y - . :' x: 5mm Htveplesmum, Mom Eutnlm'uL u- .mr! mm Murphy sm wmrv Mcmhms of ms- AP Linn wmm front row. Jdmm- Er Pen k Mark rude: Vuu: me mm: row. JHHP hm wksun Jnlu Mejym PMIJnEurmSmx Jumwn 1. m- ers Jndy Royu Many Immv Junv BAR x Hrnu nmme Hwy, lLumu Abnm num Jnmbscn Nmuv Hnnm Shannon MvMam Sm rum 1.41m ' x Hnwh-y Lurxm L301LY'BQU3'L xstens Mdrmrelnmws Mary Hurd Muhsh- 5pm mi back row. mun. second row. Mme Klan ka Sam Kmvh Burmn Sonja Lysnr v m mmmmm. Stms- Fv'mwlm Brad Tsthum', Em unm Mntk summit - Ten-mekumnd Mark VnnSCharzul Transcontinental Communication, WAOTUV Tht' yn-WW Inlmml Hum Hadm th Inst yuH L-stzabhshud mynam with mum :mmuur rarlm smtwm thlrmu'hxml vm Umlvrl Slam am! Cunzulu The hams. puhlxurwd Uunm Hugh and Hw m-w mndulw mhmlnlnm syslmn The inst offlr-u ' lo the Hub wme Gary 1 mums Lon. pn-sldwnl. Knk Hwyvr VIUPIH'PSI dmt. and DPIHS Mahnwdltl SI u-o m-r omen working; fm- Ihrouuh Hue club wm'e Gonmv Hulvnr spn. Mike Husm. Jerry Dvmsuu Daw- Prusuhn. Dave Buyer Terry BOUKPI' and Doug; Etlney. Mr Arthur Henx'ukson was thv group's ddVlSkZX' htmmws Students Pursue Interests in Science The Huron High School Suence Club, sponsored lash year by Mr Michael Baron dean. featured speakers. fxlxns and field U' ; s m accwam Ihe mmds or the ynung' sownnsts u! thmr momhly memmg's A local SPIPHCP Fan: promoted by the dub IS held Cath Stlkmv C Mb 1m mln- xs wen Sh H C NW Bx rd Exmmh Vnn Huhvr Rdmh B x n ums Blmmsma um. lnlnpslun Sun varnr'l hm. Hmus Brmn Muhm and Alan Dmnnh .VEIa-nm mu year. with lmal wmnm's entered m x'egmnal z-ompmnmn Last year Huron Hmh capmrod the team trophy u! the region Smence Fair m Brookmgs The award IS based 0n the nunr but of pomts acmnnulats-d by a school over a period of HHPU years nymph Hr me Suuhrr v1.1; n. Kmm-LI Mm; Fadgvu Sm! n umsmm and Jun wywmr I dam Not pictured h Shun! nu gux'son. vluqu'esnlvnl Kll'k RUguIS m; MN: vi w : Hann; m m... Hwnnxilnu 'rmnnbnm muNJv's 2mm: hmlnw langue wveu! Pv-Hmwm :nmmu award wmmmxs A harder ha k hmhm mum faster umv mnsum rnlmlmu n; rrmuh spms the humlrmi 411mm .mv up LhH Lht'x'b As mm'h Imu'v the xmrmng m memm mzmmm skmmr am: 1m glory uf1hl' lmhndual fur Hie gnu! thhf- h-nm 'nwse are :m xrmls mm bux.d ummas And Wm m- msn- us knuwxng Hmrv am he anmhex- hum anmhe! hung? We pndr- nursvm-s m mm mm of Sports . . . Varsity heerleaders Radiate Txger varsity cheerleaders who led the Bengal cheering- seclinns at football and bas- J0 E119 Lashex' kclball games last year mr spired an mtense fervor , among the fans They helped to promote the ideals of un- ending; spirit matched by good sportsmanship Nikki Roberts Captain a I ; 'k Cherie Stoppelmoor Ann Peters Int Hing THIN fOHOWelS al grapplmg YHULCIHKH last Wm- leI' wart thv wrestling cheer- Iemlvm. three gills who wlnmxud up enthuslasm for tins e'xultmu mid popular sport Thw mrls also cheervd - all hump g'md contcsLs Sheila arton Cmdy Cowan Members or the 1957 Tiger Varsity foolball squad were. front row: Steve Voslcx' Byrim thm Iiawrenvv Anles,.10hn Biachofft Neal Gardner Reed Jandi, Tom DesLaurxers Dud MCLIHIL Lyle Fhrnnwnh. Ex'ad Ewe leth. Larry LeRoux, manager. second row: Mike Tum wall and Terry Becker. managers, Larry Knousa A1 len Scln'odlalz Jeff Moran, Keith Moxon. Jun Shell Juhn Huhm, Gary Salter. Pat MCAleb. John Cnlhns wma- Molloney. Dun Stanly. Jim Drake. third row: L'nach Vern MK Kee. ' aunel' Mikl! Kul'Lh, CoaLh Ax'dell Wiegandl. Bob Martin. Martin Oleson Clarence WalA tun. Larry Cooper, Bill Fullerton. John Snmh Larry New Mentors Stimulate Despite a final mark that showed only 2 wins in 9 games. the 1967 edition of the football Tigers indicated much promise for the future. Spearheaded by a new coach, Vern McKee. and operating under a mostly new system, last fallis Bengal squad fea- tured a host of underclassmen, including several sophomores. Though inexperienced and undermanned. the team showed deter mination and a willingness to learn The result was few victories, but many close and exciting contests The season began on Sept. 8 with a 206 loss to Sioux Falls Lincoln, With a 167yard pass from Bob Martin to Dick Hofer account; ing- for the only Tiger score. The Bengals suffered their second defeat a week later at the hands of Rapid City, 19-12, in a game marred by high winds and rain. On Sept. 22. the Tigers opened their Eastern South Da- kota Conference season at Watertown. and fell to the Arrows, 2076. Then came Tiger Day. Sept. 29, The T1- gers, hungry for their first win. and aided by homecoming spirit and the best weather of the season, made an effort to prove to their fans that they were really better than their record showed The result was a crush- mg 46-0 defeat handed to the Madison Buli- dogs, The Bengals continued their winning ways the following week, but this time it was a defensive battle. At Brookings, again in a drizzle and cold weather, Huron scored in the final quarter when Reed Jandt scamp- ered six yards to pay dirt to give the Tigers 3 60 Victory. But bad luck returned to haunt the Ben- gals on Friday the 13th of October. This time it was arch-rival Aberdeen that handed Huron its fourth loss. 20-14. Then on Oct. 20 HoHnan Darryl Dn-ksnn. L'muh Bul; Emma and back raw , Shun LzurV Dun dy JAm Kuns' Arden Jnhnstm Duk Hofer H L Suymr Greg W'nudwonh and Steve msmx Determination the ESD league-leudmg Yankton Bucks in- vaded the Tiger lair and proceeded to prove Just why they ranked as the top team 1n the mrcuit The Tigers put up a good battle; but fell, 28718. to the loop leaders A Help m Pierre on Oct. 27 was a bad one for the Huron squad Faemg a firedAup Govr ernor team. me Tlgers were unable to get thew offense gomg: and dropped a 2170 con- test The long season finally came to an end on Nov 3. a mght that saw the thermometer mp well below the freezmg mark The game was close. 11ke many others during the year. but the final score showed 13-9 for Mitchell Although disappointed. the Tiger coachr mg staff. headed by McKee. and including Bob Beanie. Joe McMacken and Ardell Wie- gandt. expressed meir confidence that Hui For: fans can look forward m better grid sea- sons in the future, John Collins AllrSLate End Bob Marun CoAcaptain Par. McAtee Co-caplain Jlm .9th .quk a YAHkmn Mm k W ymwur Hw ?mH zurnex Gridmen HI. Saymr gmorrpumdumnst Yanktmx Juhn Smnh mm Jun sum em and sump sum '57 DU! 011 a rush ugamsl Yankmr. Dud Mcpmn ,34, md Larry Holluwuy 77 den a Smux Pans meln hall mmm- Jm Mnmn 4's mrkhuuYunkmnp1gy'mmflt-r u Imss imrw 61mm! 01 mp 'hpew m- Sm 015nm 7:3 And John x'umnx 5m Fight Opponents, New Tactics Juhn mums snmm m a mule ulu-mp! LU n awn 4 pass SEASONS RECORD H LU'OII ' S F menln Huron Rapid City Humn ' Watertown Huron Madison Huron Bmokmg's Huron 1 Aberdeen Huron Yanklon Huron 0 Pierre Humn MiLn-hell Mentors Les Tlustos and Bub Tlmm. new to the sophomore football coachmg ranks. guided the Inexpenenred squad of under classmen to another wmnmg' season in 1967 After a discouraging opening game 1055 to Aberdeen, the Little Tigers began to roll They defeated Mitchell and then Water town in a close game, 14-13,Butcompet1t10n in the final three games wasn't as close. as the Baby Bengals walked over Mitchell. Madlson. and Brookings At the completion of the season Tlg'er varsity coach Vern McKee noted that he was hvery pleased at the fine showmg' of the younger squad. and we can look forward to a brighter season for the varsuy team next year. THE RECORD 6 Aberdeen 32 Mitchell . . 14 Watertown . 20 Mitchell 20 Madlson I . 15 Bmokings Sophonmre thwmleaders for mm 18 Were clackwlie beginning- in the lower 10 m Hulvorsun Sm- Fnrd Vwkx Hmhm-ds Jean S ntersnn and mee Plumb Team Effort Gives Sophs 5-1 Log Members of the sophomore football squad were, front row: Dean Nesvxk, managexn Percy StahL Ken Olson. Dave Stout. Fuck Wam, Gus Marcus Darryl Wall. Bob Schulte, Wayne Therklldsen. Jim Olmstead. Dave Simmons. manager. Iacond row: Stew Wesselt Duck Gran, Steve Marcus. Roger Fredncnsnn Dave SchueIke. Bruce Tucker. Leo Wamke, Dale Simmons. Jnhn Armstrong Jim NelsOn, third row: John Demr mmts Dan LdnL'bE-hn nve Juno; Jeff Prlmzslm. Mlkv Flynn Bob Gufhn. Ur g Mdgep James cmusuzmson. Jlnl Rudd. and buck row Comth LPi Tlustos F 4H,: Wheeler. Dave Winter Chr Wnlff, Dun Hollex'balth, Dennis Kttpzttrnrk, Mxke Suxmmmn. Mark Heusmn. Chdxles Davzdson and Coach Bob Tnnm Thc 1967 sstmnH'y mam uuluried CoaLh Andy Klmnsusm Mlke Hun L Stew P Wilsnn hm'y Hob Harriers Experience Rebuilding Year Huron Tiger cross-country Coach Andy Klemsasser worked dunng' the 1967 season to rebuild the HHS squad followmg' the graduatmn of several top performers from the previous year's team. The harriers flmshed first in the Red field Invitational for their only team Vlctol-y of the season. but ended up no worse than sixth in other meets at Mitchell, Aberdeen, Pierre and Watertown. They also won dual meets w1th Wessing'ton Springs Academy, and completed the season with a fifth place finish in the Eastern South Dakota Confer ence meet and the State Meet Where team points are not totaled Junior Gary Hamster led the squad in every meett winning the Redfield meet, fin, ishing eighth 1n the BSD and fourteenth in the State Meet. hsm .mnu Mamm Ann Dwn-um Gem Sloan Wudhnms and Mkke lemsmn manager Team mum Gauy Hmmm- Rich Experienced Seniors Guide HHS Mambers u! Hm IQSTGK Tiger xnnuv W'TPSHHILL squm VM'kn Sh-u- Mmmvl hmnavd Maukv, and. buck row: warp lrom row: le Tunm Bub H. 111 um Md; ' wmm wnm; mm wmmex Sn-w Mun m .1wa llzm Allyn Rm'wn middle row; Cnmh luv Wmumn Hm; s, rm Led by a band of experienced semor DUAL RECORD grapplers, the Huron High wrestling squad complled another wmnmg record during the Huron 25 W'ehsler 196768 season, Veterans Bob BrennerfBob Hnmn 30 Redfxold Mattke Dale May. Steve MendeL Marlm Oler Huron 30 S F Wash son. Rod Tlmm. Steve Vosler and Paul Webs- Huron 20 Aberdeen ter sparked the Tlgers of Coach Ray Well- Huron . 17 Yzmkton man to 9 Wms m 11 dual matches and a cor Huron 47 MllClmll . . champxonship of the Eastern South Dakota Huron. 37 Madison Conference In addition. the Bengals finr Huron 20 Pierre . ished second m both the Rapid City Invnar Huron ,24 Brookmgs tional and ESD tournaments. With Brenner. Huron V 27 Watertown. May and Vosler winning individual tltles in Huron . .21 Miller the latter meet They closed out their season by winning the District III and Region III crowns. but fimshed fifth in the State Meet Wrestlers to Successful Season Tri-Captains Bob Brmmm- Dulv May Rod Tlmm Wzmmm nuwux m m ,m :.u ... .,m. nnlmu m ;mm Huh Kuw- .Mm .xmmmnu ,mmm Mrvrsv VHW 34m! m'vt front row- Km'm W'm'n ,x IWWHHW Rm! Mm- um I'wnk an mmn .md back to :mm-n Hme Jnhu Hnlw second row: Mum Mw.h mm: Les Tlnsuw Mm me Mn N! 019w 5n..qu MI Auk! 0.4m me-r Bub Pumwn wdynv' n'xktldm-n dvrslm K'hnrh-s mnason Wax m Em'lun dud Mmk w; FnHr-Hrm Dumw Slzde-I nmnager. third row: Ruunm Clarence wmmn gms mkedown durum: hemvywmu-m Buh Maukr' slrugulps m.- nwwrsul Dom Grapplers Share 3-Way Allen Barton puts me hnal touches on a pm Varsity basketball coach Ethan Hanks Allstate selection Bob Martin. Members m tht- szdx .hm Dmkv Bub Mmm Wes Guehner, H I. Suv Huron Huron Huron Huron. Huron Huron Huron Huron . , . Huron . . . Huron . Huron Huron Huron Huron Huron V . Huron Huron . mum huskwtball learn wore Rpm SEASON'S RECORD 39 49 55 51 55 ..44 .61 58 51 49 72 .63 65 72 54 58 59 Rapid City Mitchell Madlson Pierre V , Bl'ooking's . ., S F, Washmg'tun Watertown Aberdeen Yankton V Mitchell Madxson . . Pierre . Brookmgs Watertown SF Lincoln Aberdeen Yankton ' Felnli. JAm KunsI JOrV Tchmlpr. Curls Pclor- Hmmm- Rn'k Wahl Pm'ry Danhu'th and Byron Helm The managers wmv. kneeling: Tom Des Lulners Len Kmsm' mm Mxkr Johnston Underrated Tigers Complete Successful Season Despre the return of only three letter men, these seniors. along wnh several stalh wart jumors. combined to produce what was the surprise team in the Eastern South Dar kota Conference basketball race last Winter Huron was picked to finish slxth m the league. but w1th excellent guxdance from head coach Ethan Hanks and his assistant. Merv Bouchie, the unexperienced squad was a threat from beginning to end After an opening game loss to Rapid City. the Bengals chalked up three consecur uve conference victories and Continued their winning ways unhl Just a month was left in the season Then the Tigers lost three of their last five league games by a total of only nine pomts. and thus finished loop play with a 975 record. good for Lhu'd The Tigers were eliminated by archrrival Mitchell. 77768h m the first round of section play and so failed to qualify for actxon in the State Tournament, They bounced back to down Chamberlain the followmg eveningv 61-58, to Wm the consolation title, Following SeCHOnal play. It was an- nounced mat Coach Hanks had resigned thus ending a successful three years as head Tiger cage mentor. Coach Hanks w111 be missed when action swnches to the hard court next season, .hru Iimkv 1.: i'lrt's ux-m M'uhsrm dvlenrnrrs' n ms bmwh to. A. svmslnnie Tigers Develop Txgera rugh unm nu- mm after mwnmr- wxn ngams! Pwrre WLme-hm-n :32 ANN .hm Kmm 5m 3m mvr u M. m .Iun Kumq mm uxwwm Inr drmblw Hub Mumn 2+ fnr rebound Techniques in 10-9 Season Wes Govnner via puts up oanswe rebound Erxb Marlin 24 ngms mr rm rvbuunri Members nflhr: snphnmm'e basketball team were front Mxke Flmn Hurry! Dwksnm Wayne Thompsnn. JP raw: Rex Crawford, Bob Schulte. Darryl Walz. Dave Moran Kent Cunva Lux'vn Lnuusbnry and mm Tum Schueuce Neal Gax-dnnr, Mme Cameron. and back wallJnanaue-r row: Greg Magee, manager. Ed Dunn. Knn Olsen Little Tigers Show Hustle in 6-10 Season The HHS sophomore bas- ketball squad concluded its 1967-68 season wnh a 640 record. Although 30. was a disappointing season, Coach Joe McMacken's Lime Tigers gave the early-bird specta- tors some exciting moments in the preliminary contests played before the main Tiger attractions. Snphs engage m arm work during pracuce Coach Joe McMacken THE RECORD Huron .. .. 48 Mitchell Huron V, 47 Madison Huron . , ,.32 Pierre .......... Huron . . ,. .51 Brookmgs,, ..,, Huron . , . 63 S.EWashington . Huron . . V 58 Watertown Huron . . . 76 Aberdeen V . . Huron . . . . 55 Yankton . . Huron 53 Mitchell . Huron . . . . . 58 Madison Huron . . . . . 58 Pierre . Huron ,. ,54 Brookings, V V Huron . . . 56 Watertown ...... Huron H , .52 S,F.Lincoln. V Huron H ,V 63 Aberdeen V V r Huron ...... 61 Yankton.........,. Tigers Win Conference Golf Title With four veteran performers leadmg' the way. the HHS golf team, coached by Ethan Hanks, completed a successful season in 1968. In dual competition. the squad, led by Mike Bergstmm, HL. Saylor. Steve Vosler and Rick Werner, ended with a 51 mark The same foursome also won the region links crown and fimshed fourth in the State Meet with Saylor carding the low scores m both. an 84 in the region and a 156 agamst statewide competition at Sioux Falls A two- man team of Saylor and Werner also comv bmed to win the Eastern South Dakota Con- ference golf title at Watertown with a score of 145. Individually, Werner finished second with a 72. Saylor thlrd with a '73, and Vosler fifth With a 75. UL Saylor 1868 State High Srhmxl Gulf Champlnn Members Of 1968 golf squad were Jon Hohm. Al Waldner. Steve Vosler and Rick Wernm' Nut pmtumd are Mike Bergstrom. Rod Meyars and KL Saylor Tennis Team Has Successful Season The 1968 19111115 rdmlmlg 1 was 21 x'uw vessful one for 11w Huum Tluv 1 Led by Bub Marlin dnd Alan Rea 1111- Vcl'n M1 Km- Lrodn'hed squad lust bul 0112- 1111111 man 11 11:11! Wow Marl 0111-1-11111'111g lhv 591151111 Tm: 1021111 01 Mzn'nn and Rva. 311011 119111;: Mlnnnalud dmapponnmgly early 111 tm- SL110 MW! :11 Smux F3115 hommed hawk 11 xn-vk later 10 w1n the doubles Howll 111 the Eastvrn South Dakota Conferenbe Meet 11! Wulm'tuwn Also represvnnng Huron Hugh 111 the ESD vnmpw tillon m 511111115. along: 111111 Martin 111111 R921 was Larry Dormudy Bun Murun .xntl Aiun 1mm, 1mm mp dmmasvmmummnp Mm'nbers Of the 1968 lennxs leam mere standlng. Bob and szny Beygsnnm Not pictured un- th S1 ImHv Marun and Larry Dormmly. and, kneeung, Alan Km and Wayne- Thmmmnn ; . f 12. 11a -1 N3 w.- . - w! 1. ';' I 1 l; . ...-.-...... q..- ,- 11 Girls Record Top Efforts on Cinder Paths The Huron girls' track team. coached by Ron Gogot 1m. partwlpated in four meets last sprung; The girls opened the season at Hurley whero they placed fIfUL With Cmdy Maas settmg a record of 4-7 in the hlg'h jump. Al the Tyndall Invitational. Sharon Kogel and Cindy won seconds m the low hurr dles and high jump, respecr lively, And at Watertown, a record setting 4407yard re- lay team, composed of Shar- on, Donna Hauge, Thez Lang'behn and Pat Erg'er. turned in a winning time of 56 3 The Huron girls played host to the largest g'irls' track meet ever held 111 the state in Mayithe Powder Puff Relays. Huron flnlshed sixth as a team. thh Sharon the only HHS winner with a record 104 in the low hurV dles, Members of lht- mes ulrls' lmck squad were n-om raw. mGxe Erickson, Karen Nurlh Stephanie- Rodd mm PulmeL middle row, Danna Hauge, Maxy Ann Langbehn. Linnea Kluknst Meizunl Nelson. Linda Gerber and. back row. Sharon Kouet Jeammtte Sloley Theora Langbehn Pally larger and Mary 05mm Pam Palmer gets off a shol put throw Sharon Kogel skxms over a hurdle : Ir Top Individual Efforts Highlight Track Season Coach Clyde Colton's Ihlnulads conr pletcd the 1988 Irack Seasun thh many out standing lndviIHal perfornnnu-es. but. as a team. complied a dxsappulmiug' record. due prxmamly to thu lack of oxperiem ed semm's and the fad Ihzn mom of 1hr load hud m be carried by underclassmen Highllghts 0f the Cmnpmgn ww'e snhool records established by leee juniors Jory Tschettor's leap of 8le In the hlgh jump broke an HHS slundard that, had lasted for 39 years. while hurdler Gary Feind set a new mark of 15 1 1n the highs and Steve Stout surpassed his own effort m the triple jump.sk1ppmg'4 17534 The Txg'ers finished second in reg'mnal Compeution. bm Could score only 5 pomts in the State Meet They ended up flfth m the Eastern Scuth Dakota Conference Meet The Bengals also competed in the Pierre Legion Relays, the Aberdeen Relays and the Howr 21rd Woodrllakota Relays Junmr Pony Danfnllh nrmks ms- Lapo us he: rm mlws fllsl m the 4407mm d; n m me Hemun , Irark meet HIS lune u , . exvoHem 52 7 mm mm ms best of m. s m 52:2 Dunfumh mmrmumd mnmm-K xm-ngth m vm Tmer mum K'zl And mile rvlny Imms 1sprmu Mum! - m HW Tmer Hank squad vm-n Irnnl. row, an- Smul Neal Gardnm. T: Undv - , . ann Keller Duk mun. Mark Hrmnds Arrhw moss u Holilslm' Roger am second town Slew SlouLJlm KunsL Ru. r tersun Mm John stun John Mum Je 5 Eaton. Jeff Moran Loren Imunsnux,. Pg - D.Anfonh. third row. Dan Saxms Hndnugrrl Greg Wundworth Gary Dwkmsnm Em M ,dxgar Doug Nor Lon, Ruk WahL Davv Lure! Gem' Sloan Keuh Maxon Sli-ve P Wilson and back row. cm- Felmson, Jory TsLiu-l r Jxm Drake Lyle Chrnnwem. Gary Femd Roland Ihn-kr iand. Larry Hulluway Hymn Huhm and Charles Duwdson Dave Smut one of sevmal sophomm'vs who bnlstvred mp vursuy lrmk mam Hus past spying. musm-s m.- m ms hem of the 2207yard dash m the n-u-mn ll'dfrk meet Gary Femd. me Txgers' superlanve Jumur hurdler. Is on ms way to captunng first place m the hxg'h hula mes m Regmn 3A mmpeu non ,5 mo TUNNEL TESTS MAIRFOILS Uu hLIhuAHp .H'IH ixiudw' VXA 0 1n .xtddl'um a thlms .st Run hum m- AIM uvul unmu mwm: 1m ngnmld Kw mamw, ye? xMxn-mlwnng mm m rumm Hwy men mm m H'rrm m- brvhmli nu 5 emu Fun n .mmm ml hm mm thulH 1ng mepm; m-wmmm m mmsn-H mm m 1m m 1mm 1m hmml um Hut mny m me award Em havlng me! lhE-ChAIIPnue WP mmmend thesv and men Achievements. . . SHEILA BARTON DAR Clnzenslnp Award Allstate Journalist Preluest Cheerleader KAY HIETTER School Orchestra of America , JUDY LARSON All-State Journalist Lyle Kleinsasser Memorial Award GENE TREADWELL Nulmnal Merit Scholarshlp Winner National Smence Fair tjumor yeam BYRON HOHM Denny Busch Memorial Award Fulfillment Respective HONOR GRADUAT ES Students Who attained a scholastic average cf 39 m- abOVe throughout their high school years were graduated With nghest Honors, wmle those semors with a 3 5 aver age or better were graduated WHh Honors Gradualmg honor students for 1968 were, . . . With Highest Honors Sheila Barton Gene Treadwell . . , With Honors Nancy Brink Nancy Fadgen Mary Helgerson Shirley Johnson Linda Kasperson Linda Lounsbury Deborah Mennenga Keith Moxon Jayne Murphy Judith Royer Gloria VanScharrel Mary Jane Wanaka GRADUATION '88 Whe Senior Class Poem Semors happy Shouting Cheering Graduatxon day is near Ending Sendmg' Each one lending Momentum to the year. by Mary Helgerson John Smxth Robert Thrall Seniors silent Leaving Grieving Hearing sounds that seem to die, Ending Sending Each one lending Sadness to Good bye. Echoes Ambitions WHO'S WHO Numed lo Wths Vth 111' HHS for 1.958 werl- e vg-n members 01' the Smnux' Class The selmv non xs sponsored each year by The, Huron Tlu'm' Class mmrr hers are voted on by lhu smdmu body Retomnhmx LS based on those why am the mus! repre- svnluhve of the Samar cm h The 1988 Winners. m alpha- beucal ordelz were Sheila Barton Joan Bischoff Valerie Cook Steve Crowley Byron Hohm Judy Larson Bob Martin Nikki Roberts John Smith Gene Treadwell Steve Vosler THE CLASS COLORS Kelly Green Royal Blue THE CLASS FLOWER White Gladiolus LINDA LOUNSBURY Nanonal Men! Suholm-shlp Wumer Belly Cz'ocker Homemaker :- DONALD BURDICK State Farmer Degree THE CLASS MOTTO They conquer who believe they can BRUCE WINTLE School Orchestra of Alnel'mu AROTC tholarshlp KEXTH MOXON AROTC Scholarship NIKKI ROBERTS Huron's Miss Holiday Miss Keyette 1967 Senio Class of 1968 Bids Dr I'hmhm A Dminuh mppmm. dwnl H! mm. fm- .m- u: SmHh In m mmv mm. m, ,m 12.5w Ellmmxun m: Jlllnh'ln nu, Farewell to Huron High School Hm .ALAnvt-utt u-nlu:s Mm hvld , llilolv h . 1H lhihP, Am rn mum; Kerr pH-Mdl'n' m Huxun Qullrge dl'hngtd 1m smmon Tm 1m nuue KJrlle-l - Ur me Anvlnnn Lumv . Chunh w :m mwmum and benwduuun Musuul Selnu mm wvru pr -me:! by me Smnm mm Sr'houl Cuncen Chmr undm um, rmwmn of Mr ,xummaz Tm 27: mnduumm mmm wdlkm! trmmhm .w !!104' as KW 151mm 11w Innw UH mm mg m May 2'; Cummsvmu-nn-m mgm .wmy mm wmvmbvl nw x'mxlvs mmmm by mm, .m :.x pwwmvs ; WM! 5 m. u- .5 n! solemn mmnuno and mo rumre mm m nmrs mmnqupr Tho Somur Brunch held May 2:; m the Hams Ballr mom. .s an annual event cam spring Just pnor m gxudunllun All members of mo Class of mas were m vned to mend, along wnh sperm guesls Sup! L w Turnwall, Prln James Solon. Ass! Prm Verlyn sum and me Senior Class deulY-y advnsers MAss Wava K Larsen was faculLy man man oflhe event Hunm Smnm wlmlr . ww hnvv 33p 1-111st1 mm'y t' z-mumm mnukjng ulm'h have rum! an cxpm' .' uwH us in 19 ' 61 run ugh 1hr aw ch '