Huron High School - Tiger Yearbook (Huron, SD)

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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

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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,

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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