Huron High School - Tiger Yearbook (Huron, SD)

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18 T00 numerous to mention all . . . Activities Grow Along wIth the expanslon of the physlcal plant and currlculum, school ac- tIvItIes grew In number and klnd. Of In- terest Is the type of school party held In 1894. It Is recorded that the event was funded partIaIIv from flnes collected from students who chewed gum or used slang, and each student donated ac to buy a ngt for the teacher. student clubs were organlzed early In the hlstory of the school and became too numerous to mentlon. A few of the earller ones were the Utopla Club, to Increase In- terest In Ilterature and forensics; Pep Club, to boost the teams to vlctorv; a Ukelele Club durlng World War I; H-Club, for partlclpants In sports; GIrIs AthletIc Assoclatlon; Masque and Make-up, for drama lovers I120 In 1935I; muslcal groups; and blology and forelgn language clubs. The flrst school yearbook, called the ngwum, was pubIIshed In 1918. Later the name was changed to Huron rlger. In 1928 the flrst annual Huron senlor ngh TIger Day was held. The two-dav celebratlon Included a bonflre, street snake dance, football game, school play, the crownan of a TIger Queen Ino KIngI, a banquet and dance. In 1977 the North central Assoclatlon us- ed Huron senlor ngh School for a pllot survey and tentatIve evaluatlon of hlgh school actIvItIes, a study thch revealed that 539 students were partlclpatlng In 28 actIvItIes. I . ; I ,II 19 I a , I I v Huren HIgh School debaters Steve O'Brlen, left, and Mike Cole and thelr coach, Jack Holmquest, are all smlles after winning the 1984 National ngh School Debate champlonship. I A Approximately 1 50 senlors in 19110 are walting to board a special train at the Chicago and North western Depot to go to Bro I skip dave okmgs for the annual

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4Mlss Juanita Mora, right, from Acosta, Costa Rica, was a guest speaker in Mrs. Karen Mueller's Spanish 3 classes in 1970. She related many interesting facts about her country in both EngHsh and Spanish. VDistributive Education was a combination of classroom study and actual business experience, Shown is the 19113 class with advisor Miss Dona 5. Brown.

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4Members of the flrst Huron ngh School Band In 1915: Front row, left Jack Longstaff, Vernon Clarke, Lester Randall, Rlchara Rossman, Raymond Felker, HIM. Marcusen, Idlrecton, Robert Burney. Ed- ward Knunp. AI Teuner, Ralph Sparks, Paul Chrlstensen; second row, left, EmII Utterback, John Baker, Keith Potter, ------- , Hugh Dean, thlrd row, left Ernest Utterback, Rupert Prlce, - Ed nght, John cheshlre, Ross Eabbltt. Wendell Eonesteel, Kelth Holton, Ernest wrlgnt, -- -, Hugh Barrett. V Porn Pon cIrIs In 1955; Judy Carstens, Dorothy Benson, Judv Schumacher, Danlelle Erlckson, Sharon Busevn and June Hansen. 4 ARepresentlng Huron In the state one-act plav contest In 1967 was a comedv, IIThe wonder Hat. Members of the cast were Anne Lewls, Jan van- SIckIe Elleen carrlgan, Jlm EIndenageI and Dan Holllster. 4AII-State chorus members In 1953: Left to right, Loren Johnson, Dale Lemke, Snlrlev FloIo, Susan crlster, Marllvn OIIva, Donna never, James Klassen, Kent SIocum, Claudette Thompson, ac- companlst. 17:11am PUBLIC LIBRARY 19 521 DAKOTA AVE S HURON, SD 57350