Kimball High School - Kiote Yearbook (Kimball, SD)

Text from Pages 1 - 72 of the 1961 volume:

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IEIQJH Jiri! 4 -3227 -55:71 :'5:: gkfff' :'Q:Qg .,,Sif,f:'A .ffiffi ,EIKEJE2 -GEIZEIE .,:Ei:?2:' . 5:i'5 '5,5: S:sf5!2 GARY I1YNETTE BLASIUS HOLAN MARY TERRY McGREGOR KONECHNE , V, MICHAEL MARIAN GLANZER SPIER DeANN DENNIS ZINGLER TALICH RONALD DIE LORES STEVENS GOODMAN MARGARET EDWIN RYBAK WESTENDORF WILLIAM JANET FATLAND PULSE CAROL KENNETH RAISH WALSH FRED MARJORIE WANNAMAKER LYTLE SM' JUDY ROBERT ZINGLER CUMMINS RICHARD CAROL CUMMINS STOOPS GLORIA JAMES MILLER HEATH mw ' ,Nil ANTHONY ADRIAN STRAND STRAND MAXINE DUBA JOHNNY KATHERINE CUMMINS GEPPERT PATRICIA MARGERIE KUNZWEILER . JIRA jg as 5 uzdora QR. vs. Xloolb i H411 C155 lCeI'5 B. Fatland, D. Talich, C. Roish, Mr. VanBeek, Mr. Hall, M. Duba The Door to Success is labled Push was chosen as the Senior Class motto. To match the robes the Seniors selected regal blue and white as their class colors and it was decided to have the white carnation as their class flower. 3-30 q 450 V -X .DO 130 X' Z enior Schoof .maze Day in and clay out l see Seniors in these places ai' fhese Times. Follow this clock and see how each hour brings new experiences ancl ideas to each studenf. l Www-,pw gg A my! ,4m.mESB 'm Am Amy Awww MMD' mm 'W' 'M' W ww WW mm .Mmm ,mf Mm' W' ' ..f ' wgwww WWF eww-,Q-+-uw MW, v' WW me Omg., One of the most important places in Kimball High is the office of the Superin- tendent, usually known as just the office. The scene above is quite typical, for in the course of the average day, almost everyone enters the office at least once. Besides the usual business of school ad- ministration, Mr. Herbst carries on many other activities from here. The office is the nerve center for the Kiote Howls staff, the Annual staff, the oratory division of Declamation and Student Council. Perhaps the onemost vital placein K. H. S. is the office, but most of the students do not realize this until they begin to count up the things that are accomplished there. ri e0lYletl'g Afgegfa I WafLemafic5 The students of KHS count themselves fortumte that theyhavean exceptional ly com- plete curriculum in mathematics. Four years of math, Algebra l and Il, Geometry, and Trigonometry are taught. Miss Bradshaw, besides handling these subiecis, is Principal of Senior High. She also coaches declamation in the poetry and dra- matics division. One of the new challenges in education is a good background of mathematics, and KHS proudly Feels that itvcan meet that challenge. FRENCH CLUB The French Class is the newest of foreign languages added to the curriculum of KHS. Pictured is the French laboratory, an essential in- gredient in teaching amodem foreign language. French is also under the direction of Mrs. Boyd. Olzallguaged LATIN CLUB The KHS Latin Club, ConsiIium Romanium of l96O-6I under the di- rection of Mrs. Boyd is composed of the combined Latin I and II classes. The club is a menber ofthe State and National Junior Classical League. The State convention for i960 was held in Kimball--the site of the First one, held ten years before. MRS. CATHERINE B. BOYD Instructor Mrs. Boyd has been in- structor of the foreign lang- uages and English at KHS for a good many years and the Latin and French Clubs wish to dedicate this page to her. Science epf. - . . , M.-. ,,,.-, Pictured above is the Physics class busily at work with an experiment using pulleys. This class, all of which are Seniors, was newly created this year. Physics, in addition to General Science, Biology and Chemistry makes possible tour years of Science in a student's background. The Chemistry department also has received man Y new chemicals and laboratory equipment. With the dema d F k' l ' ' ' ' ' n or s ll ed scientists, K. H.S. is giving students every opportunity to become familiar with modern sciences. MR. RONALD HANS ON Instructor The Physics and Chemistry classes under the guidance of Mr. Hanson have expanded greatly in the past two years. With the help of government aids and the guidance of an excellent teacher, K H S Science De artm . . . p ent is ranked with the bigger schools of the state. giving? gfazfzi Commmmf and Kofogy sibepf 3 Ping C G65 Mr Roggenbuck 'is Cl versatile cmd busy man. ' Assistant Coach and teaches Shorthand, Business lnstructor ' MR. JAMES ROGGENBUCK He is Arithmetic and Biology and two classes of typing. ' ' l es and a Pictured above IS one ot the Typing c ass group ot students in Biology who are in the midst of a dissection. ln his varied capacities, Mr. Roggenbuck comes h l. into contact with practically everybody in sc oo cgnvlurifriaf .141-fa and ! river 5 raining With two S and the newly constituted Guidance de art h p ment to run, Mr. VanBeek is a very busy man. The new d . . . epartment under his direction offers student s personal, vocational, and academic guidance. hop classes, a Driver's Training class 7 river J raining lnstructor MR. VanBEEK guiclance O ice . MR. HALL Instru ctor OC. C. Physical Education has been returned back to the school system atter a lapse of a few years. Both girls and boys are required to participate. Physical edu- cation is essential to the well-being of a student body and for this reason it has quickly assumed a position f im ortance in the schedule. It is under the 0 P direction of the Head Coach, Dale Hall. Mr. Hall is the instructor for World History and American Govern- ment in the high school curriculum. 0U0l'llh'l0l'lt MRS. MAGILL lnsfrucfor Home glconomirw The Home Economics insfrucror, Mrs. Magill, holds Home Ec. I, Home Ec. ll, and Sevenfh Grade Science classes daily. Included in theHome Economics Department are Foods Managemeni' and Sewing. A course in Home Economics includes work in both Thus I aiding sfudenrs in receiving training in Homemaking. Mrs. Mogill is advising some of her Home Ec. ll studenfs. They L are . Gepperr, R. Brchan, D. Perula, and T. Brooks. f Home Ec. l receiving insfrucrions from Mrs. Magill are M. Sroops, A. Konechne, L. Leiferman, and G. Rybok. ' 23 BETTY CROCKER HOMEMAKER ADVISOR: Mrs. Mogul. CHA PTER MOTHERS: Mrs. Stoops and Mrs. Havlik. make better homemakers is the Helping young girls to primary purpose of the Future Homemakers of America. Under the direction and guidance of Mrs. Magill and the Ch ter Mothers the F. H. A. has attempted to create ac- ap , tivities and promote interest in modern homemaklng. Ac- . . . 7 tively participating in the work ofthe organization are 5 high school girls. 'l' Eve ear a Betty Crocker Homemaker of Tomorrow tes 'Y Y is given to Senior girls in High Schools throughoutthe nation. The selection this year from K. H. S. on the basis of score re- ceived was Carol Stoops. uaic lelaf. .gnfifrumenfaf There is nothing like a good band to add to the spirit and strength of a School. Pride in musical ac- complishment helps bind all instru- mental students together and forms another area in which all students of KHS are proud of their school. Much time and work is given to building a good music department. Mr, Piechowski has given 72 instru- mental lessors weekly, as well as solo. practice and band practice for A band and C band. The KHS band marches in unikarm for Homecoming, and plays for Pep meetings and at all home games. In these instances, it represents the school, and does a good job at it. ROW FOUR: W. Woodraska, D. Petula. ROW THREE: C. Raish, B. Guthmiller G Geppert C. Gross, T. Ashley, ROW TWO: L. Herbst, C. Payton, R. Brchan, L. Husmczn ROW ONE R. Foltz, S. Novak, C. Stoops. LEFT TO RIGHT: J. Pulse, C. Burian, C. Stevens, J. Sanders, E. Brchan, M. Lytle. MR. PIECHOWSKI A Instructor i 3 4 ff, sf CLARINET QUARTET: Left fo Right, D. Pefula, M. McGregor, C. Havlik, J. 0 C a 5 Sanders. LISETTE NELSON ROW FOUR: C. Burien, G. Rybak, M. Spier, C. Rcish, M. Rybak, M. Nepoclcl, M. Jira, M. Herrein, J. Pulse. ROW THREE: M. Thaler, T. Brooks, L. Dressen, P. Nedved, K. Gepperf, C. Husmcn, G. Miller, P. Olson. ROW TWO: E. Fousek-, L. Nelson, M. Aikers, M. McGregor, J. Sanders, J. Zingler, D. Perula, M. Stoops. ROW ONE: M. Schlepuefz, J. Zingler, D. Gepperr, R. Thaler, J. Powers, L. Miller, D. Zingler. E ADRIAN STRAND Sofoiala MARY MCGREGOR ROW FOUR: R. Brchan, P. Kunzweiler, M. Scott, M. Lyfle. ROW THREE- N Will C Haskins J Powers E Strand ROW TW I - I - - O: C. Stoops, D. Goodman, L. Leiferman,'R.Dorivvart., Mr. Piechowsk'. ROW ' I ONE. C. Stevens, D. Petula, S. Novak, A. Konechne, C. Havlik. ALL STATE CHORUS: Row Three: G. Sebesta, Mike Glanzer, A. Strand. ROW TWO: C. ' Ralsh, J. Pulse. ROW ONE: L. Dressen, E. Brchan, M. McGregor The vocal section constitutes the other part of the Music Department. Included in the vocal sections, are Girls' Glee, All State Chorus, and Vocal soloists For the contest. Kimball's All State Chorus mem- bers, pictured above, were privi- leged to sing at Huron with vocalists from all over the state. Soloists compete in the small vo- cal contests which is held at Kimball, while the Girls' Glee competes in the large group at Mitchell. 29 4 ff. sei? ink 5 3' L n ennia y 5 Q 5 5 i 5.3 .ww ff I ig? ' fx, f w ueen axine .Homecoming lgvyllffy Gary Blasius, Kay Geppert, Bill Fatland, Carol Raish, Dennis Talich, Maxine Duba, Jean Miller, Kenneth Walsh, DeAnn Zlngler Mike Glanzer Following the coronation of Maxine Duba and Dennis Talich as Homecoming Queen and King on October 6, the rest of the Homecoming Day Festivities followed on October 7, with a parade of class organization Floats and a foot- ball game with Salem St. Mary's. The evening was a joyous occasion with a victory dance forthe whole high school including the graduating class of 1960. Queen Maxine presents ball iiwaiggggggqgggiffizfuiifffii,227552J ygiaggiggfgiftgfsgseiwz.Lvg4k?fuiT4if7i liiiilf i: H2952 J-iw .fffi 'i1:pn4fL:fQff-'i,1f wil-iii Wifi ? fm'2LQ2VLf2,::z,swz -H-iww'Ni:Wm1f:ff'7f--we f i-Wffvifi weH1gfirihfwfliiffiifs'41125:wifi-,fagquzmw,f,wqgsm:fqalq-wwwqfmwagxw,wfwlwzzwxwcmwmq Sweedeaff LOIS MILLER KAREN KONECHNE' ELONA STRAND LEFT TO RIGHT: E. Strand, C. Havlik, D. Zingler, L. Miller, K. Konechne. CLARA HAVLIK The beautifully decorated stage pictured above was the highlight of the evening at the Annual Sweet- hearts Ball.1 The charming Queen and Candidates pictured were chosen by popular vote of Student Body of K. H. S. With Mr. 8. Mrs. George Havlik and Mr. 8. Mrs. Kenneth Brchan as chaperones, the dance was termed a success. F.H.A. 'ERS BY THE TREE BIG TOPICS DISCUSSED Under a setting of Christmas lights the F. HsA. sponsorecl the first Christmas Formal. Uncler the di- rection ot Mrs, Magill and the F.H.AD an enjoyable evening was spent by all., Acting as chaperones were the Chapter Mothers, Mrs., Havlik and Mrso Stoops and their husbands., gllri afmaa .!0l'l'na CHAPERONES PARENT DANCE F. H.A. 'ERS AND THEIR DATES LEFT TO RIGHT: ROWFOUR: A. Korzon, D. Sfonek, T. Decal, J. Jensen, W. Wooclrasko, M. Bunlcers. ROW THREE: M. Nepodcll, M Sfoops, N. Will. ROW TWO: L. Nelson, J. Miller, C. Stoops, M. Dubc, E. Strand, J. Zingler. ROW ONE: E.Fousek, S. Novak, J Sanders, D. Zingler, L. Leifermon, A. Konechne, R. Dorworf. ibecfamafion , TE RRY D EAL Humorous DONALD STANEK Dromoflcs MARILYN STOOPS JEANIE SANDERS Poetry Orotory Grade School Janitor High School Janitor MR. OTTO KOTT MR. JOHN DRESSEN Balm! laze Essential to the operation of the school system is the untiring work of our ianitors, cooks, and bus clrivers. It's plain to see that the cooks must hun'y around the kitchen each clay with approximately two-hundred lunches to serve. Students pay Sl .25 a week. SCHOOL BUS THE COOKS ARE: Mrs. Dorothy Zingler Qsubstitutej and Mrs. Delores DeJean. Mrs. Daisy Dey, the regular cook, is absent. LUNCH TIME ,m..masH E. 'wfywwf ,M gmt, A Go-Capfaina Co-captains for the year were two senior three-year lettermen, Dennis Talich, right, and Ken Walsh, left, two outstanding football players and leaders in many-of the school's activities. Their fine school spirit and de- monstrated leadership abilities will be missed by KHS next year, but may they use these self-same traits to help a waiting world so sorely in need of these abilities. SEASON'S RECORD Game KHS Opp. Woonsocket 2 21 Plankinton O 14 Stickney 38 O St. Mary's I3 i2 Gann Valley 14 20 White Lake l3 24 Mt. Vernon i8 33 ROW THREE: Mr. Roggenbuck, A. Glanzer, J. Heath, D. Stanek, T. Deal, D. Talich, T. Walsh, K. Walsh, E. Havlik, D. Duba, Mr. Hall. ROW TWO: L. Havlik, D. Holan, P. Houska, L. Svoboda, A. Strand, R. Cummins, P. Hansen, R. Zingler, E. Svoboda, A. Strand. ROW ONE: R. Pariott, L. Toupal, C. Gross, F. Olson, B. Guthmiller, P. Hoing, C. Toupal, W. Olson. joofgaff jeam COACH ASSISTANT COACH Dale Hall L James Roggenbu ck Beginning the sports in the-l 960-61 season, foot- ball as usual played an important part in the athletic program of KHS. Fielding a young team, the Kiotes showed much promise for the years to come. Their won-lost record is not a true indication of the true spirit of the team. Under the leadership of two fine coaches, the future of football at KHS is bright incleed. Wav? 1, LEFT TONGHT1 L- Lelfefmanf J- Jensen, E. Havlik, D. Munger, D. Sfanek, R. Cummins, Coacl1D. Hall K Walsh R Cummins D Tallch T WGlSl'11 L- 5V0b0ClG, K. Sebesfa, and D. Duba. GAME Plane Geddes Stickney MT. Vernon Pukwanna Plankinfon White Lake Plankinfon Pukwanna Reliance Ravinia Plankinion Fairfax Kennebec Reliance -. Chamberlain Gann Valley Woonsocker Gregory Ki-is OPP 42 62 39 50 41 ' I7 50 34 50 55 37 41 45 55 47 CBH 58 48 CBH 38 55 CBH 47 37 49 52 55 52 55 50 69 47 46 52 48 58 62 55 55 53 49 B CHEERLEADERS-J. Zingler, K. Konechne, L. Gepperf, C. Sfoops, S. Novak. I EERI4: B L D 2 G9 Hg!! Squad F100 we 0 S U09 - ij 77 Squad ROW THREE: P. Olson, N. Will, C. Burien, M. Nepodul, M. Herrlein, J. Powers, M. Lyfle, C. Husmcln. ROW TWO: E. Fousek, M. Sfoops, C Payton, P. Nedved, L. Dressen, J. Sanders, L. Nelson, T. Brooks. ROW ONE: C. Stevens, C. Hora, A. Konechne, J. Miller, D. Zingler, L Leifermcm, L. Miller. Pres. J. Sanders, Sec. J. Miller .,, cm fl 1414 Howard CThe two Misfakesj Bill 31 SON Mmm Good! Ballet Cinderella's Ball Real Cool! ei . 1: fe: f iE?TL52Tfis . , ,.,,. gig., -wwf-gggfgmfs .. ,V N., . , ew . A W ,A .JM ,Z .. '. 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W... E11 . 1 1- w11,R1fmf.21w:- -f,. ....f,,ff1-f- .,,.,,.w . lS'l?lV'l?' 495552. fs: ff'L-51552.51551lj.152121.ss1.::Psr1s'rfsrfs1rfss 4-'z.1'551ff W... -:,.:v,-::W . .1,,.1,.Y. .... ., . ,,Y,Y E..., . ,..1, . QSAND RA NOVAK RICHARD POWERS AWA iszswim. ' ALAN GLANZER CLASS FLOAT si ai? ,. 2 251896 1 I 1 SE., . lswsil ' inf' 'llaifizzfs fis.2'1?15fs A , U M R ' V- ,Qj..a:jfi. 5: 5, A -451,4- EQ A .. Ali' ELONA STRAND DONALD LUKE .fifth H ra d e O lnstructor J MRS. VANBEEK ROW THREE: R. Gerdes, T. Koranda, L.. Scnryer, N. Raish, R. Pontiero, D. Thomas, J. Olson, M Luckey, B. Pontiero, A. Janish, C. McGregor, P. Morken. ROW ONE: J. Carmen, C. Stenman, L Stenson, J. Fatland, D. Svobocla, J. Leiferman, B. Lester, J. Powers, Mrs. VanBeek. I. J 0 ll ft I' a 0 Instructor T ROW THREE: M. Morken, S. Natvig, D. Altman, W. Obr, G. Houda, S. Haskins, K, Barcus, B. MISS YARO5Hl Stulken, M. Brennan, C. Guthmiller. ROW TWO: R. Carmen, S. Janlsh, L. Paulson, K. Gough, ' G. Geppert, M. Blasius, M. Brooks, J. Emerson, D. Stenman, P. Hantke. ROW ONE: C. Lambert, S. Klngery, T. Hoffman, D. Fousek, P. Schryer, C. Bunkers, C. Kliche, K. Geppert, D. Stevens, J. Glanzer, Miss Yarosh. giigllfk graJe l i l' Row THREE: J. Glanzer, B. Brooks, D. Pulse, D. Perma, R. Feflfmd, K. DeJean. Row TWO: D. M,S'fi'ffLELO Lester, F. Olson, L. Cummins, B. Guthmiller, M. Leiferman. ROW ONE: G. Stevens, P. Hoing, T. Pulse, T. Ashley, C. Gross. jk ir gra Je ROW THREE: N. Lester, R. Shryer, J. Strand, C. Sharing, M. Gerdes, N. Cahill, K. Korancla, J Herrlein, M. Pulse. ROW TWO: R. Powers, D. Murley, J. Herbst, A. Ol-son, B. Raish, D. Natvig, M. ' Instructor Gough, J. Owens, M. Haskins, K. Hanson. ROW ONE: G. Lambert, L. Soulek, M. Janish, D. MISS DORWART Glanzer, K. Payton, D. Raish, F. Scott, G. Jensen, B. Powers, Miss Dorwart. QCOIIJ gfd 2 WTHREE R Stevens C Blasius S Brennan,D Picek,D Cummins, S Pieper, J Payton, RO C ....- I - - - MRSIHSEEZTIEER W Kliche. ROW TWO: E. Schlepuetz, IN. Roth, P. Miskimins, M. Hasvold, C. Dobesh, Y. Barcus, ' Kingsbury, J. Gerdes, L. Kingsbury. ROW ONE: P. Bunker, R. Gough, V. Stenson, D. Foltz, Johnson, D. Scott, D. Washechek. G. Lambert, Mrs. Glanzer. JC , Instructor lfdt fa e MRS. TAYLOR ROW THREE: T. Blasius, P. Svobocla, D. Hildebrand, D. Miskimins, M. Murley, Y. McGregor, M. Payton. ROW TWO: C. Dobesh, L. Brennan, D. Jones, R. Stewart, J. Natvig, A. Luckey, M. Westendorf. ROW ONE: M. P.owers, T. Owens, M. Jones, C. Kingery, M. Mines, J. Kliche, D. Soulek, Mrs. Taylor. f guaineaa llflagefd Much time and effort was necessary to sell and record all ads in this annual. This responsibility became the iob of our two ad- vertising managers. They not only reached but surpassed the goals of the Annual Staff. Much credit must be given to these girls as they so generously gave of their time and ed by all. DeAnn and Judy Zingler Kimball Livestock Exchange efforts so that a better annual might be enioy- E-Z Shopping Mornfs lanes Dgbeghhsupervalu Brooks Hardware l r z N r 2 KIMBALL DRUG Phone PR 8-4540 SWEET SHOP Teenage Recreation Center BRENNAN'S SHOPPING CENTER Everything In Clothing FOUSEK ,POOL HALL Kimball, South Dakota KIMBALL MOTOR 8. IMP. For Parts And Service John Deere Equipment SANDERS SERVICE STATION Mobil Products Phone PR 8-2I00 HORSESHOE BAR Nationally Advertised Beers And Liquors LENZ AGENCY Real Estate And Insurance Kimball, South Dakota MIDSTATE TELEPHONE CO. Telephone Service Owned By Those We Serve SLUKA TRUCKING LINE Earl Sluka, Owner Phone PR 8-2160 BANK OF KIMBALL Safety First, Then Service Complete Banking Service GUTHMILLER FUNERAL HOME Prompt Courteous Service 24 Hour Ambulance Offices At Kimball 8. Pukwana PR 8-4300 PARAGON GRACE'S BEAUTY SHOP PR 8-2723 Dine Ancl Dance ' With John And Beulah Compliments Of A FRIEND NOVELTY NOOK KIMBALL HATCHERIES I BICKNER'S OUR OWN HARDWARE KIMBALL LOC KERS I FULLERTON LUMBER co. I I I STANDARD ou. COMPANY PENNY'S BARBER SHOP EMMETT J. GLANZER, LAWYER DOCTOR R. J.. HANSEN RITESPOT CAFE HERRLEIN BARBER SHOP JAMES D. OWENS, LAWYER HAWN'S PAINT AND WALLPAPER ROB'T BURNS LUMBER CO. CHRISTENSEN GRAIN ELEVATOR CAHILLS CORNER KIMBALL HOUSE BURIAN'S STANDARD STATION I BRASS RAIL BAR SVOBODA TRUCKING AND HOG BUYIINIG CENTRAL GAS AND ELECTRIC JOHNSON REPAIR C. C. NATVIG AND SONS FRIENDLY GAS CO.. I CHMELA TEXICO LOIS DEAL, BEAUTY SHOP . PU LSE PRODUCE . HASVOLD CONSTRUCTION MCCLENAHAN IMPLEME NT CO . M-V VET SUPPLIES I BRULE NTY NEWS WALLY'S RADIO AND TV ACHEN'S VARIETY I . DELMAR SKLUZAK, INSURANCE I JIM'S CAFE R.,P. KORZAN, CONTRACTOR vzlfjf WALSWORTH f1?1 um-grapm a some by wuswcnm Mumum. Ma.. u. 1 A.