Lead High School - Goldenlode Yearbook (Lead, SD)

Text from Pages 1 - 134 of the 1932 volume:

4 Lilirbris fd Q - 0 if ,K rf CA fvxfc ,ZYLL L 7L,,,n A yy, K YV 3. 3 J , T V, ,. H. 1 ,. V I . iz . X , I . M ll K' Class 1932 - -ff PRESENTS rhe, GOLDENLODE of Progress .... h Lead High School ' Lead South, Dakota Hannon Num Anim Cu-nm Eiitnr Biuiacu Hanger X L 1 w M V -D , 1 r t M ,,MNl 13!NNM.L 5N t!'YYQWg,!I E 4 B I 5 M 1 ! ! Mr I T w l y! ml. l, w sw 1, , I 1 .Ji V--- I ' ! 1 I I . 1 ' ' ' ,.-uni nl . I ' r I I I I 1 4 1 H ' n , I 1 I A X , Ill' ...Z E PII of l' P- Ei gg, 1-E L-o1 , f :xz:.:gf,ex:g ' 4:312 59 A I H ,,. I-I Q N O R I N G SUPERINTENDENT R. V. I-IUNKINS, who in ten years of serviceugncl devotion to the Lead Public Schools A has mgdeb progress possible. X' S W 3 M5 4 1t . :i ' i ff.. 'lf-M ' LW x 1- L nf x ..,. .- M - VP M FJMMJZQMJ . V- f' .1 Wi? 1 .rf . . U I I l ll l I I I ' i . II ' L' I I llll l 4l ' ' 1' l ii- : P 4 7 g I 4 ,f t W xr I' if if Fr ! . FOREWORD The past forever gone, the future still our own! May this Goldenlode of 1932 keep alive memories of the past spent in Lead High School 'and serve as an inspiration for the future. 6 ef pRAyER,' Reprinted by permission of I-IUBERT STOWITTS, alumnus, 1910, who in his achievement as an artist represents best the progress of an individual. w w I 7 i .f BALANCED Rocx Gigantic guardian of the pines THE NEEDLES Towering monuments, high above virgin forests MOUNT RUSHMORE A permanent memorial to our nation's fathers fx? 45:13 3 W rib 5 'fr . gs. be um - Seri ' M r ,.n2'N 3? U liiizlg -, Q 'f 5 ,x 1 in -If L , -.... .-.-...J.. 'l X. +1 5 1 1. x 1 ?f 4 r ? 1 ii a M VH 5 ,X 1 fa 8 E 5 rl E ....-.. . .. ...,n......-.......- .... ....,...........-.,.. ............A.,..-.,.. ...W . .,...S FRACKELTON VOIGT Coouncs BOARD OF EDUCATION WVILLIAM FRACKELTON ---- President CARRIE NI. VOIGT . ------ Secretary to Board and Secretary to Superintendent A. L. COOLIDGE - ---- Vice-President and teachers' member Eleven I V i r .3531 ' FLEEGER NEIL MORTHLAND TYLER . I , R. B. FLEEGER - Purchase .Member ' 2 A. H. NEIL - - Finance Member Alf G. MORTHLAND Buildings Member i ff M. TYLER Treasurer . fi :L 5, Jfz, r 1 '11 X :if ix- ' .,,, ,Mx F ' . 'W . . . . I I N 1 . , ,I J S' . ,, i P ' f 'aw 'M 4 5 . t Ka ' ,Jiri ' R, G. WAYLAND Died Nov. 27, 1931 V Twelve n L1 .QQ 1' I BN w ll I'Yt T 3 V21 W 1 gi 1 k 1 ' Y 119 'U , vi ff ' ' nf? H at g 2 f m .. sg.. P, f.. fg. ,Q .E . 5 4 '3 ' 'Q x 4. ij f, ,I A 5 3 CLAY C. CURRAN Prinripal B. S., Columbia Univerxilyg M. A.. University of Chirago MRS. ANNA Zur-nz MARGARET STABIO Axxirtanl Secretary Secretary to to Superintendent Principal Thirteen ALMON C. Bock B. S., South Dakota State Collegeg University of Chicago Physics, Chemistry. and Biology FRANCES BRAUM A. B., Sterling College, University of Kansas, Rice School of Speech English and Dramatics FRANKLIN H. BRUST B. S., Stout Institute Drafting ana' Metal Work R. G. CARTWRIGHT North Dakota State Normal School, University of Illinois, University of Washington, University of Colorado Physical Education ORLAN P. Cook B. S., South Dakota State College, M. S., Iowa State Collegeg Stout Institute l'Voadnfork and Occupations Doms A. CURRY A. B., Jamestown College, University of Minnesota Library and Newswriting J. R. DUNMIRE B. A., Yankton College, University of Iowa Athletics and Mathematics HENRY P. ELSTER University of Minnesota, University of Wisconsin, Vander Cook School of Music, Chicago Instrumental Music OLGA GARRISON A. B., University of Oklahoma Spanish and English IDA jAcoBsoN B, A., Jamestown College, University of Colorado, University of Washington, State Teachers' Colleges at Minot and Valley City O. W. KOLBERG A. B., Jamestown College, M. A., University of Minnesota History, Public Speaking, Debate, and Economics MARGARET LEE1' B. S., University of North Dakota, University of California, Berkeley Commercial Fourteen 1 QQ? I f 1 1 af,-IM 5 M 1: J. Q 4 f' F. A MAY E. MARTIN B. Mus., Simpson College: Columbia College of Expression, Chicavo Musical Collegeg Northwestern Universityg University of Southern California Vocal Muxic W. HOWARD MEADOR A. B., Midland Collegeg University of Nebraska History and Maviual Training TREVA MILLS B. S., Kansas State Teachers' College, Emporia: Kansas City Art Instituteg University of California, Berkeley Art EMMA G. MYRON B. A. ancl M. A., University of South Dakotag University of Chicagog University of California Algebra NINA E. NATION A. B., Peru State Teachers' Collegeg Chaclron State Teachers, College, Dralce Universityg Boyles Business Collegeg University of Nebraska Typewriting anal Shortlmnd ELLA G. OLsoN B. S., Kansas State Teachers, Collegeg University of Kansas, University of California, University of Colorado Mathematics LILLIAN A. RYBERG B. S., University of Minnesotag University of Colorado Clothing ARTHUR W. SCHMIDT B. S., University of Nehraskag Colorado State Teachers' College, Greeley, University of Washingtong Little Rock College General Science and Geology EVA GRACE SIPLE B. A., State Teachers' College, Valley Cityg University of Washiiigton Physical Education J. ELIZABETH STONE B. A., University of Iowag University of Chicago, University of Colorado Foods, Home Marzagement, Home Nursing GENEVIEVE WILLITS B. A., University of Iowa Latin and Englirlv RUTH WYMAN B. S., University of Minnesota ltlforld History l Fifteen i Q-.va -..-f l. L I 93 lr c. i 'F ll. 1. fa If it E l I 1' l .f l Sixteen HAZEL G. HASVOLD Sponsor of Clan of 1932 and Golde11loa'e B. A., University of South Dakotag University of Minnesotag University of Washington English Seniors ALICE FLAVIN First Semester President CYRIL ALLEN Second Semester President Seventeen 1 1 I v I I E J E f 5 r G . , ,....i.-...Q-.-msla5e'v. i 1 lil .q Q ' 5 1 . 5 i 1 l a P PAUL J. AKRoP Football 2, 3, 4, Capt. 3, 4, Basketball 3, 4, Track 2, 3, 4, IJ, Club 2, 3, 4, Pres. 2, 3, Stud. Ass'n, Inter-class Track and Basketball, Boiler Room Knights 2, 3, 4. CYRIL J. ALLEN Football 1, Z, 3, 4, Basketball 2, 3, 4, L Club 3, 4, Jr. Banquet Com. 3, Golclenlode 4, Quill and Scroll 3, Golddigger Day Com. 4, Inter-class Basketball 2, 3, 4. MARY A. AMMDNS -Ir. Play 3, H. S. Orch. l, Magnum Opus 1, Forum 2. EDWARD ANDREWS Concert Band 1, Z, 3, 4, Theater Orch. 1, Z, 3, 4, Concert Orch. 1, Z, 3, 4, Track 4, Jr. Glee Club 1. JOHN RODERICK AUs'r1N Jr. Play 3, Glee Club 3. JOHN L. AYER Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Track l, Z, 3, L Club 3, 4, Golclenlode 4, Jr. Banquet Com. 3, Stud. Ass'n Z, 4, Glee Club 1, 2, 3, Operetta 1, 2: Music Festival 1. MILDRED MAXINE BARRDW Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Goldenlocle 4: District and State Commercial Contest 3, Orpheum 2, Operetta 1, Z, 3, 4, Jr. Banquet Com. 3, Magnum Opus 1, Forum 1, Assembly Com. 1. ELNA E. BENTLEY ALFRED J. CAPPA Inter-class Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Goldenlode 4, Bus. Mgr., Quill and Scroll 4, Jr. Play 3, Stud. Ass'n 2, 3, Cheerleader 2, 3, 4, Boiler Room Knights 3, 4, Jr. Banquet Com. 3, Class Vice Pres. 3. ', VICTORIA E. CASEY 'f' 1 hi, Glee Club 1, Concert Band 4. E 1 iii L VVVJ Fiji if, , ig, HARRI TE J. COAD E 3, .lf Nnqgetly , , Editor-in-chief 4, jr. Play 3, Declama- 24, lj , tion 3, 4, uill and Scroll 3, 4, Sec. 4, Jr. Banquet lk 'Q lf. Com. 3, Basketball 2, 3, 4, L. H. S. Girls, Basketball .fe ,, 5. . 'S gf Team 2, 3, 4. 1,4 if 'T , G 5 5.2 5 CHARLES L. COWAN 1 4 .nl . V . I JL! UM I LfConcert Orch. 1, 2, Football 4. A W W I, . X L 1 Eighteen J . s 2 ill Z! LILLIAN GRACE DAHLBERG Newell H. S. 1, 2, Girls, Junior Glee Club 2g Basket- ball Zg Operetta 2. IRENE M. Davis Jr. Play 33 Jr. Banquet Com. 3. DDRTHEA E. EDLUND Girls, Athletic Ass'n 33 jr. Basketball Team 3g L. H. S. Girls' Basketball Team 3. LESTER EDLUND Glee Club 1, 3, 4: Operetta 1, 3, 4g jr. Banquet Com. 3s Quartette 4. LANoRE LUCILLE EDWARDS Vice Pres. of Class 1, Z5 Glee Club 1, 2, 3: Nugget 3: Orpheum 2g Social Com. 3, 4. Chairman 4, Pep Club Sec. and Treas. 43 Magnum Opus lg Declamationg Operetta 1, 2, 3. LAVAUGHN LOUISE EDWARDS Treasurer of Class lg Glee Club 1, Z, 3g Operetta 1, Z, 35 Nugget 33 Orpheum 29 Pep Club Pres. 43 De- rlamation, Magnum Opus 2, Social Com. JOHN EILBECK EVELYN C. ENGEL Glee Club lg Operetta 1, Forum lg jr. Banquet Com. 3: Pep Club 4. HOPE I. ERICKSON Nemo H. S. l, Z, 33 Glee Club 4, Operetta 4, Music Festival 43 Declamation 2, 3, 4, Pep Club 4g Nugget 4. HELEN R. FERGUSON Rapid City H. S. lg Girl Reserve 1, Glee Club 2, 3, 4, Operetta 2, 3, 4: Music Festival 3, 4: Jr. Band 2. ALICE FLAVIN Class Pres. 2, 3, 4, Goldenlode, Assoc. Ed. 43 Nugget 1, 2, 3, Assoc. Ed. 2, 3, Quill and Scroll 3, 4g Jr. Play 3g Stud. Ass'n 3, 4, Sec. 41 Orpheum 2, Golden Players Z, L. H. S. Basketball Team 2, Commercial Contest 3. Ror FRAZIER Football 1, 2, 33 Ulf, Club 3, 4g Inter-class Basketball -1. Nineleen ARLEEN GAMNION Reliance H. S. 1, Z, Glee Club 1, 2. GEORGE W. GLOVER JR. Nugget 3, 4, Bus. Mgr. 4, Quill and Scroll 4, Glee Club 1, Z, 3, 4, Operetta 1, 2, 3, 4, Jr. Play 3, Basket- ball Z, 3, 4, Concert Orch. 1, 2, Declamation Z, 3, 4: Quartette 3, 4. HOWARD EARL HARLOW Concert Orch. 1, Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Operetta 1 ,2, 3, 4, Jr. Banquet Com. 3, Golclenlode 4, Orpheum Z: Track 1, Music Festival 2, 3, 4. RAY HARRY Nemo H. S. 1, 2, 3, Basketball 1, 2, Football 4. Esrr-:ER HEIKKILA Golclenlode 4, Quill and Scroll 4, Glee Club 1, Z, 3, 4: Operetta 1, Z, 3, 4, Music Festival 1, Z, 3, 4, Jr. Banquet Com. 3, Pep Club 4, Class Treas. 3, Magnum Opus 1, Jr. Play 3, Basketball. LUCILLE MQYME HEIKKILA Goldlenlocle 4, Declamation 2, 3, Jr. Play 3, Operetta 1, Z, 3, 4, Glee Club 1, Z, 3, 4, Octette 4, Nugget 4: Basketball 2, 3, 4, Quill and Scroll 4, Forum 1, -lr. Banquet Com. 3. I-IULDA S. I-IERMANSQN GEORGE HoLcoMB Cheerleader 1, 2, 3, 4, Football 4, Track 3, Jr. Play 3, Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Operetta 1, 2, 3, 4, Orpheum 2, Music Festival 2, 3, 4, jr. Banquet Com. 3, Basketball 2, 3, 4. LOWELL A. JOBE Theater Orch. Z, 3, 4: Concert Orch. 1, Z, 3, 4: Operetta 3, 4, Concert Band 4, Inter-class Debate 2, Golclenlocle 4, Forensic Com. 3, 4. jums A. JOHNSON Basketball 1, 2, 3, Jr. Girls' Basketball Team 3, A11 School Team 3. MARGARET IRENE KURTTI Glee Club 1, 2, Operetta 1, 2, Music Festival 3, Jr. Banquet Com. 3, Goldenlocle 4, Magnum Opus 1, Forum Z, Girls' Athletic Com. 1, 2. MILDRED I. KYES Jr. Play 3, Jr. Banquet Com. 3. Twenty ANNA Esn-usa LAGG Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4g Operetta 1, 2, 3, 43 Music Festival 2, 3, 45 Golclenlode 45 Forum lg Magnunx Opus I: Jr. Banquet Com. 3, AXE1. LARSON Football 1, 2, 3, 4. GENEVIEVE G. LILYBLADE ST. CLAIR FRANCES Lovsjov Glee Club 1, 2, 33 Opetetta 3. Louisa LUCCA -Ir. Play 33 Glee Club 23 Forum 15 Orpheum 2. EDWARD MANSEAU MARY E. MARASOVICH Nugget 3, 4g Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4g Glee Club 2: Magnum Opus lg Commercial Contest 1, Z, 3g Stud. Ass'n 4. FRANK MARCHIANDO Goldenlode 4g Glee Club 23 Quill and Scroll 4g jr. Banquet Com. 3g State Art Contest 3g Golddigget Day Com. 4. VIOLET MARC!-i1ANDo ANNA V. MASTROVICH Basketball 1, 2, 3g jr. Play 3: Glee Club l, 23 Forum lg Magnumn Opus, VIOLA ELNORE lVlATHESON Huron H. S. 1, 2, 35 Orpheum 25 Glee Club 4g Jr. Play 3g Declamation 4. GARNETTE P. MILLER Jr. Play 33 Class Treas, Zg Jr. Banquet Com. 35 Drarnatics 49 Nlagnum Opus 1. Twenty-one . a ,X rf LUCILLE MII.1,ER VERNARD R. Mum Football 2, 3, 43 Glee Club 1, 2, 3, Operetta 3, 43 Jr. Banquet Com. 3, L Club 2, 3. 4, Goldenlode 4. HENRY I. NAATUS Glee Club 2, 3, 4, Operetta 2, 3, 4. ETHEL MERRILL NEI.SON Glee Club 1, 2, 3, Operetta 1, Z, 3, Jr. Banquet Com. 3, Orpheum 2, HAROLD G. NYBERG Gcldenlocle 4, Ecl. in Chief, Football 2, 3, 43 Stucl. Ass,n 1, 2, 3, 4, Pres. 4, Vice Pres. 1, 25 Nugget 1, 2, 3, Glee Club 1, 2, 3, Quill and Scroll 3, 43 LU Club 4, Orpheum Z, Class Pres. 1, Jr, Play 3. Louis E. OLSON Track 1, Z, 3, Basketball 1, 2, 3, Glee Club 4. THEODORE C. PASCOE Basketball 1, 2, Football 33 Com. 3. Track 1, 2, 4, Jr. Banquet ANNA PAVLOVICH Basketball 3, 4. LAWRENCE G. PELLAND Inter-class Debate 3. LEE L. PETERSON Glee Club 1. MARICE R. PITSENBERGER ANITA Fu POPPLETON Jr. Play 3g -Ir. Banquet Com. 3. Twenty-two 1 f llkff Avis M. PRATT Long Pine, Nebr. 15 Ainsworth, Nebr. 25 Norfollc, Nebr. 3. NEVA M. PRATT Long Pine, Nebr. 15 Ainsworth, Nebr. Z5 Basketball 4. PAU1. M. RACICH Jr. Play 35 Goldenlode 45 Nugget 35 Jr. Banquet Com. 35 Inter-class Basketball 2, 35 Welfare Com. 4. ADOLPH RAMP Football 45 Jr. Banquet Com. 3. EUGENIA E, REED Blunt H. S. 15 Onida H. S. 35 Basketball 1, Z, 3. MORRIS RHINE Nugget 3, 45 Glee Club 1, 2, 45 Operetta 1, 45 Football 45 Quill and Scroll 3, 4. DoREEN RICHARDSON GEORGE P. ROESLER Butte H. S. l, 23 Football 3, 45 LH Club 45 Golclenlocle 45 jr. Banquet Com. 35 Quill and Scroll 45 Stud. Ass'n 35 Class Vice-Pres. 45 Stage Mgt. jr. Play 3. JOHN ROWLAND Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Concert Orch. 2, 3, 45 Theater Orch 2, 3, 45 Glee Club 1. 25 Black Hills Music Contest 15 State Music Contest 15 Operetta I5 jr. Play Com. 35 Pep Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Stud. Assln 1, 2. JOHN B. ROLANDO Football 2, 4. ELLA YvoNNE RYBIN Declamation Contest 1, 2, 3, 45 jr. Play 35 Forum 13 Class Sec. 2, 3, 45 Orpheum Z5 Assembly Com, Z: Glee Club 1, Z, 35 Operetta 1, 2, 3. ETHEL C. SCHUMANN Goldenlode 45 Nugget 45 Jr. Play 35 Orpheum 2: Glee Club 2, 3, 45 Operetta 2, 3, 45 Quill and Scroll 45 Sextette 35 Declamation Z, 3, 45 Commercial Contest Z, 3, 45 Forum 1. Twenty-three fi .8 109 H WKQBW VIOLET MAE Scnucss Concert Bancl 1, 2, 3, 45 Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Operetta 1, Z, 3, 45 Debate 45 Octette 45 Concert Orch 1, 25 Jr. Banquet Com. 35 Pep Bancl 45 Pep Club 45 Music Festival 35 4. JAMES B. STEPHENSON Jr. Play 35 Glee Club 1, 45 Track 3, 45 Basketball 2, 3. Tr-1oMAs G. STEWART Casper H. S. 2, 35 Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Theater Orch 3, 45 Inter-class Basketball 45 Golclenlode 45 Stud. Ass,n 4: Music Festival 1, 4. GEORGE R. STONER State Oratorical Contest 35 Operetta 3, 45 -Ir, Play 35 Glee Club 3, 45 Golden Players 3. FRIEDA A. SISLEY Nemo H. S. 15 Declamation 15 Music 25 School Play 1. UBY . STREFF lee u Z5 O tta 2' r. Banquet Com. 3. 4 if E ST E- i e , , , pe et , 5 r. Play , Jr. , ' Banquet Com. 5 D lon 4. 6 AR N SUTHER ND - ' his ff WH WESLEY . HORPE ,'- 5 ee b 5 Con rt Orch. 1, Z, 45 Music Conest 25 - i usic s lval 3, eretta 25 Quartette 25 Nugget 3, , 45 Inter ss Debate 35 String Trio 3. . 0' 1 - LLOYD TYSDAL 52 ' lee Club 2, 35 Jr. Banquet Com. 35 Track. OK! N i,, S. EETON URBAN Basketball 2, 3, 45 Football 45 Track 3, 45 GLN Club MMA ye 3, 45 Operetta 1, 2, 3, 45 Jr. Banquet Com. 35 Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 45 jr. Play 35 Quartette 35 Forum 15 Magnum Opus 15 Stud. Ass'n. FRANK VERoNDA Football 1, 2, 3, 45 Basketball 1, 2, 35 Track 15 Lu Club 2, 3, 45 Orpheum 15 Goldenlocle 45 Glee Club 1, 2, 35 Operetta 1, Z, 35 jr. Banquet Com. 3. Twentyafour MILAN T. VUCUREVICI-I Concert Band 1, Z, 3, 45 Concert Orch. 1, 3, Music Contest lg Music Festival 2, 43 Glee Club IQ, 25 Operetta 2, Football'3, 4. , ' ,I 1 l ,, MARGUERITE MILDRED WQGRMR I ,VL Concert Orch. 1, 2, 3, 41, Tl18Qf2flOFCll 3, 4, Concert Band lg Music Contest wusic Festival 2, 3, 4g Glee Club 1gfOPeret lg Girls' Band 1. : l A ffl' A 73 ,I I ,V ' Bun WARREN 4 Bio all 1, 2, 4gI'BQslcefball 1, Z,' 4, Delbhian Oraifeffltb ,Il ack 1, Z5 V L'17Club 4, liorensics 1, Stud, Assn Z. ,- C' ffl L fi i Y ,EILEEN J. WARREBI .V Nlgget 4g lGoldenlode 4g jr. Play 3, Quill and Scroll 43 Orpllieum 25 Jr. Banquet Com. 3g Magnum Opus 1, Declamation 2, 33 Commercial Contest 3. AGNES WENNBERG Glee Club 2, 33 Qperetta 2, 35 Music Festival 2, 3. MARIE V. W1-IALEN Glee Club 1, Operetta lg Jr. Banquet Com. 3. RAYMOND WILLIAMS Glee Club 1, Z, 3, 4, Operetta 1, 2, 3, 45 Music Festival Z, 3, 4, Quartette 45 Jr. Banquet Com. 33 Mixed Chorus 3, Basketball 1, 3. IN MEMORIAM HARRY J. Sci-IWENNING Died July 20, 1931 Tn'cnly-fvc l I .I li K A . -4341 A 44 A - fm- . 4 . 5,1-'F' 'Ili-ua ! , .. . . . , 4. ., ' -Xxx -'S-vi' ,.. - - . ' .. 11 ,.,:1 - - ,N -155 ,y fi -' 'EF:f'L A if M A .-5 I-v Jr 1 1 , 1 '- ,.1,,,, Whm Lead High School has become a memory to the class of 1932, may it be a pleasant memory of happy contacts, loyal friendships, and in- valuable experiences. .mai WALLACE Funze President PJ-A-f 5J-effykfuniors J5Jr'-NW7 WVU fcgfk . AK EDWARD MURRAY Miss WILLITS JOYCE KARNEN ROBERT DRISCOLL Vive-Prexident Sponsor , Secretary Treasurer .. uniors J. MoRcoM, P. MANTALICA, G. MILLEEFT, R. KRUSKAMP, A. LOMHEIM, F. PEYLA, D. OSTLE, V. M. PARsoNs, H. MATTSON, S. PAVLICH, E. R. PAscoE, J Twenty-eight MARTIN, M. MIGLIO, E F. PITTMAN, M. PARSONS Konwsu, H. MARTA X VM,fT,VgYV J wr' ef ' . Qf by .glfgiw XV. Funzs. R. DRISCOLL. H. BILLINGQ. R. DICK, F. IVANICH. C. DECORY, E, AARNI. E. CARLsoN. B HEATER. A. BURSHEK. S. Cassmo. A. ANIDERSON. D. BOTHSWELL. M. HUDSON. M. CHRISTIANSON. M. HEIKKILA, W. EDM, W. DRY, R. joHNsoN, M. CATON, M. Hmm, M. DIQAGOVICH, J. KARNliN, R. HOUSTON, E. FIELDER. B. ECKER L1 111 O I' S L. VINES. M. THACKER. S. R ICK. V. Toscfmo. R. REAUSAW, J. V WILLIAMSON. M. Row AJAMA 1, R. VERONDA, H. ROLANDO, TREWEEK, M , .qRE 01.05. SVI VARES, N. SUNICH, N0 K v 7 . 1' X J X J W Nl .mf F H. STXER. L. A. TOINKYN, B. RAM R Twenty-nine 4 N . W , , 1 rg F Y J 12? 1 1 .Rx 1 'm 2. 5.1 E My ' fi H W 34 , H45 , .., , .V ll , 425 F EQ! , .M my . A Tfiii 2 2 E-Q 3- mmf -'iff 31552 ggi? ,gl M 3' Hi 'Q 3 ,aw ai .W Yi 1 4 H , ? ' 1:3 1' 1,322 I, E5 Y, 235' E 1 , f ttf NY n E if '2 11 5' if 3 1 5 fi 15 .u r W: 'L QQ.,-,:: 5? 55.1 3573711 3 1 fa., ? Q 2, , , 1. if ' YL, S .3 , A 3' Ai zz ? 'a .1 m 45'-11 F1 W EA? ' .22 -'l ai 131. 24 B . wi 1 ,. 4 5 E lgfyyuyrvvv-vw .Xyfvg 'vv-- uuvn. GJ, EUJ-ff-,L Cf' , w' S ALFRED MARTIN ALBERT LIVAK ROBERT CALHOON President - Vice-President Secretary - Treasurer 1 Sophomores OFFICERS J . ? ., ALFRED MARTIN - MARGERY CURNOW - ALBERT LIVAK ROBERT CALHOON ffl R A RM' J A x y J Thi rty N Y 1 I L: , F., .. 2 ix .R A fix ,I A ' ' ff R u A. MARTA. L. MARTA. J. MINARICH. T. OATES, A. MACKIE. R. MAGERS. A. MARUN. L. ROGERS. B. REED, E. MARSH, H. ROSSER, V. PITTENGER, R. PETERSON, R. RACICH, D. Ruzxcx, F. ROGERS. J. MERRITT, A. PETERSON, W. RoEs1.ER, M. Rlzzl, L, POPPLETON, V. MAsTuov1c1-1, D. NEVIN, C. ROSENCRANZ. M. RONEY, C. NEARY. R. ROCKHOLD N . J X Sophomorhcps - U-Yfwf ,QD CR R R f 'R R RR ,jg f wVJj'RxRRR R' . Ms RM WRRR . f f K .X A. SCHIEKE, T. SARICH. L. SCHULTZ, R. SMITH, B. SAGDALEN, M. SCHMELE, E. WHEELER,, I. TYSDAI., H. SAMMEL1, A. WHALEN, L. SCHADEL, M. WOOD, I. WADSWORTH. D. WALLACE. F. SOULES. V. VANKIRK, M. ZUPET. E. WARREN, M. TOKOLA. E. WHITE. E. ZUHR. M. XVILLIAMS Thirly-one R. BARKER. L. DICK, R. AYER. J. CURRY, D. BERRY, R. CAL:-1ooN, F. CURNOW. H. CURNow. H BATINQVICH, E. BATXNOVICH, P. BECICH, M. CURNOW, K. ANDERSON, E. BARRY, F. CHASE, M. CURNOW' E. DUNRIDGE, A. DERC1.AYE, L. AKROP, M. BELL, L. CASEY. W, AARNI, C. DAl.BERG . ,J -A Sophomores K Y L S. GERRANS. L. KAPETANICH, A. HAZELTINE. R. HUNKINS. M. LAGG, A. Lxvfxtc, L. GUAGHEN, H ISACKSON, W. LILYBLADE, j. HACKETT, M. FAULKNER, A, GUSTAFSON, E. KANE, R. H1DDLESON, I HUDSON, J. LOWRY. G. ENGLISH, M. LAHT1, G, HACKETT, R. KELLOGG, M. KNOX, R, GRANT, K. ELLIS, X A . , D. LAWER. A. GAVINS . y , Thirty-two l'- ' J ' ' W ALBERT Cerro ROBERT SHIPP Miss MYRON GRACE URBAN Louis BENHART President - Vice-President Sponsor - Secretary Treasurer - F re shm e n OFFICERS ALBERT Cerro ROBERT S1-11PP Mxss MYRON GRACE URBAN Louis BENHART Thirty-three -v , I, f v 1 4 5, f ' I my Q ,v J f ' J L E. SHQCKEY. N. WAYLAND, B. CARLEVATO, S. BRZICA. A. POPPLETON, B. STORSVE. J. PETERSON. B BRENNAN, P. RYAN, J. BOTHWELL. R. SHIPP, H. NYBERG, P. TREWEEK, E. AI-IARTZ. J. ANGLIN, D. AYER, L. CARROLI., V. ALEXANDER, A. AKROP, L. MORCOM, E. PIERSALL, G. URBAN, B. WIISLIAMS, M. BROWN. E. BERTOLOTTO. M, OLSON. M. VIIKI. L. STOLBERG. L. CARROLL, C, CARROLL. -I. PARSONS F r e s 11 m e n M. STEARNS. J. TOFFLEMIRE. W. SCI-IMIDT, C. STRUM, H. VANNOY. L. RICHARDS. F. TOSCANO. F. VUKOTICH, V. STEVENS, S. ZORIC, E. RENTTO, G. SI-IAFFER, H. SILVESTI, V. SHOTTENKIRK, G. SOUTHWARD, S. WHITMAN, D. WILLIAMS. G. SCHUTTERLE, M. SUNICH, M. SMITH, M. WI-IALENV, F. SHEKELL. A. ULRICH. T. RIZZI, M, ROWLAND Thirty-four l R. LARSON. C. DAISS, R. FELL. L. HEINEN. A. CARLSON. K. KOTT, A. GAMMON, L. FRAZIER. R. GAUGHAN, R. KANE. L, DLJPRAS. E. LAKOTA. E. CHARLES. J. GRIMSBO, R. HIDDLESON. L. COOPER, L. DEN HERDEP. P. DUPRAS. D. DRISCOL,I.. W. KARINEN. C. LEWIS, A. COOK. E. CATON. M. GORDON. B. KANE, . HARVEY, E. KOSKI, H. KYMALA, E. KOONTz, E. HOUSTON, A. JENKINS, J. I-IARR1s ,W Freshmen mf - MMM H. GROVE. R. HERNES. O. JEFFERY. A. CETTO, J. JELBERT, R. LAURENTI, j. BULAT, J. GIOVANDO, J. MATTHEWS. W. LARSON. W. GETSGO. F. ECKER. A. AHARTZ, M. MACKIE, S, MASTROVICli. R, MEROW, L. BENHART, -l. AMBIONS. I. GORDON. F. MILLER. E. KYES. E. LARSON. M. BERRY. E. ENGEL. M. MANSEAU, K. MCGRATH. C. HACRET1' Tlvirtg'-ffm' R. MCGRATH, F. MARCHIANDO, K. MCPHEELEY, E. RAMSER, A. NELSON, E. PARSONS, M. NYBERG, Y PINE. V. PETERSON. C. WHITE. j. PIPPONEN, R. PROCTER, J. NELSON. C. NEIL, L. PARSONS, E RAJAMAKI, M. PELLAND. S. NELSON, C. LOMHEIM, R. STANLEY, N. MASTROVICH, M. MITCHELL, P MATTSON, E. ODRLIN, K. MARKHAM, R. MOWER, N, PAVLICH, L. RANTALA, R. RANTAPA Freshmen E. LARSON, A. ANDERSON, E, MATIEIISEN, M, GAUGHANV, B. JORDON, J. ECKLUND, R. CARLSON, F. PERUCCA, W. TRETHAWAY. W. WARA, R. FURZE, W. CARSTENSEN, J. VANHORN, W. GRANDSTAFF, W. HARDY, E. COWAN, L. LAHTI, G. FARDIG, W. ROLANDO, H. COMES, M. RUZICK, W. PETERSON, W. TRETHAWAN, E. MORRISY, H. I-IARVISON, A. LILYBLADE, H. MEROW, R. MATTSON, A. GALLO, A. MEROW, O. HU!-ITA. L. BROTHERS. J. ANDREWS, E. 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BOTHWELL, DANGUBICH, FURZE, LAVIER, WILLIAMSON, HERNES, R. VERONDA. Third Row: IVANICH. PETERSON, LIVAK, RoEsLER. AYER. BERRY, URBAN. RUZICK. HARRY, WARREN. Fourth Row: ToscANo. VUCUREN'ICH. F. VERONDA. ALLEN. DECORY, AKROP, Mum, NYBERG, VINES. KURTTI Football Squad Schedule of Games ' Sept. 19-Lead 77, Newell 6 '1-Ql I' Sept. 26-Lead 0, Sheridan I9 Q Oct. Z-Lead 20, Spearflsh 0 V 5 7 - Oct. 17-Lead 18, Hot Springs 8 ll A 7 J I Oct. 23-Lead 0, Watertown 12 'L ' Oct. 31--Lead 13, Belle Fourche 7 ' Nov. 8-Lead 42, Deadwood 0 Nov. 11-Lead 0, Rapid City 7 bblq r 4 .l- R- DUNMIRE D, F. FITCHER Coach Afifildllf Coach PAUL AKROP Captain Thirty-nine -...E .5--,-..... J -1:-Q ...rem ,i ll F. VERONDA End MUIR Tackle ALLEN Center DECORY AYER End Half History of the Season in the face of numerous handicaps, Coach Dunmire, with the help of Assistant Coach Pitcher, produced a team whose ability and perseverance cannot be truly judged by merely reading the scores of the various games. Immediately after the beginning of practice, the call came for volunteers to assist in fighting the forest hte which was burning over miles of timber land. Coach Dunmire and his squad responded to the call and thus sacrificed much valuable time and energy which would otherwise have been spent in practice. Numerous injuries at the opening of the season also seriously handicapped the efficiency of the team. The first game of the season was an easy victory for the Golddiggers, their score being 77 and their op- ponents', 6. The second game, played with Sheridan High School, at Sheridan, Wyoming, proved to be a defeat for the Diggers, who made no score, while their opponents VINES Quarler Hot Springs-Lead Game Pony MARASOVICH WILLIAMSON NYBERG Half Guard' Guard History of the Season I Continued I scored 19, all in the second half. Several members were seriously injured during this contestg among them were Captain Akrop, Frank Veroncla, and Urban. The Golddiggers played the first night game of the season at Spearfish on October 2. No points were scored by either team in the first ha1f. Early in the third quarter, Cetto scored the first touchdown of the contest and Alcrop made the extra point. In the fourth quarter touchdowns were made by Alcrop and Urban respectively, and the game closed with a score of 20 to 0. A closer game was fought between the Lead and Hot Springs teams on October 17, when the game ended with a score of 18 to 8, in favor of the Golddiggers. Lead's second defeat of the season came on Gold- digger Day when the Watertown team overcame the Diggers with a 12 to O score. HARRY Ella, Roesuzn Tackle Walerlowri-Lead' Game URBAN Half Forty-one RUZICK WARREN Guard KURTTI CETTO F ull PIERSALL Tackle End Quarter History of che Season lContinuedl October 31 brought the Belle Fourche Broncs, whom the Diggers defeated by a score of 13 to 7. Lead made the second largest score of the season in a night game against the Deadwood Bears, in which the score was 42 to 0. Probably the most disappointing game of the season was that of November 11, when the Rapid City Cobblers defeated the Golddiggers with a score of 7 to 0, a touchdown and extra point being made in the last two minutes of play. In spite of the inclement weather, a crowd of approximately 2200 people watched the most hard-fought game of the season, the contest which gave Rapid City the honor of the Black Hills Championship. Ar the close of the season, nineteen L's', were awarded, the most ever awarded in the history of Lead High School. Forty-two R. VERONDA Guard Belle Fourclve-Lena' Game MARTA, VERONDA. DECORY. TOSCANO, MURRAY, CAPPA, RICHAIQDSON. GLOVER. VINES. VUKOVICH. COACH DUNMIRE. MILLETT, AYER, FURZE. AKROP, ALLEN. RUZICK. Kuirrrr. URBAN. MAnAsov1cH. ASSISTANT COACH FITCHER Basketball Squad Scfieffule of Games Dec. 18-Lead 30, Deadwood 5 Dec. 19-Lead 47, Miller 14 Jan. 8-Lead 35, Spearfish 20 Jan. 15-Lead 31 Deadwood 0 Jan. 16-Lead 15 Sturgis 14 -Ian. 22-Lead 18 Spearfish 19 Jan. 23-Lead 35 Belle Fourche 5 Jan. 29-Lead ZS, Deadwood 12 Jan. 30-Lead 36, Hot Springs 17 Feb. 1-Lead 50, Sturgis 3 Feb 2--Lead 64, Belle Fourclie 9 Feb 5-Lead 3, Rapid City 19 Feb 12-Lead 20, Newell 15 Feb 13-Lead 22, Hot Springs 11 Feb. 16-Lead 37, Vale 21 Feb 19 Lead 19, Rapid City 19 x .N . I J X . 1 jon: MARASON'lCH Captain Furry-three URBAN Guard Review of the Season With six letter men on the squad, the Lead Golddiggers began the 1931-32 basketball season. These men were Captain Marasovich, Kurtti, Furze, and Millett, forwards, and Alcrop and Urban, guards. Allen and Ruziclc, centers, play- ing throughout the season, were also awarded letters. Ayer, guard, was the other to receive the coveted RL . The season opened with particularly high scores for the Lead High baslceteers, the first close game of the season being that between Lead and Sturgis on January 16. In this game Lead scored 15 points and their opponents, 14. The Golddiggers at- tempted many open shots, but few were successful. Seven of the fifteen points scored were the result of free shots. T118 l1l'S1I defeat of 12116 5335011 W3.S at 12116 l1al1dS AKRQP Guard of the Spearfish squad, on january 22, but the team retrieved their honor on the following night when they defeated the Belle Fourche Broncs with a score of 35 to 5. Set-ups and free shots rapidly increased the score after a slow first quarter. ALLEN KURTTI Cfflfef Forward' Forty-four RUZICK Guard Funziz Forward Review of the Season lcontin used The team then continued to overcome their op- ponents hy large scores, but finally met their second defeat at Rapid City on February 5, with Rapid City making 19 points to Lead's 3. The jinx followed the Golddiggers throughout this game, with the result that theirs was the short end of the score. After three victories over Newell, Hot Springs, and Vale, respectively, Lead again met Rapid City in the most closely fought battle preceding the tournaments. The score, 19 to 19, remained tied at the end of an over-time period. ' The Golddiggers having been victorious at th: district tournament, the greatest test of the sports- manship of both team and fans came with the loss of the regional tournament to Rapid City. Much credit for an interesting and well-fought season is due to Coach Dunmire and Captain Marasovich with his squad. F arty-six STEWART, HoLcoMB, GLOVER, WARREN, CAPPA, ALLEN, AYER Senior Basketball Squad Im'erfCla55 Cfuzmpzbns The inter-class basketball tournament, the Hrst event of the season, has a specihc value, besides being of great interest. This contest allows a large number of basketball enthusiasts to participate in competetive events and it also enables the coach to discover valuable basketball material. Competition this year was particularly strong. The Juniors and Seniors eliminated the Freshmen and Sophomores respectively, and thus qualified for the final event. This game ended with a score of 14 to 13 in favor of the Seniors, a score which indicates with what dilficulty the Senior team upheld the time-honored tradition that the Seniors must always be victorious. FURZE, MURRAY, PIERSALL, MARASOVICH, BROTHERS. AKROP, MCLAUGHLIN, COACH DUNMIRE, VINES STEP!-xENsoN, DECORY, AYER, NUTTER, OLSON Track Squad Schedule April 18 - - - County Meet April 24 - - Rapid City Relays May 2 - B. H. T. C. Meet May 9 - - Regional Meet May 16 - - State Meet AKROP, AYER, BROTHERS, DECORY-Sfdfffllg the 440 Forty-seven V -as - fc .4 .. 'gases 2, K is 5 , ' if 4' . ,A WN- , Q , , rg W X 6' 5' ,sg L 6-Ps' AYER can ,Qs ,rf if 'X'L V if - K AKROP History of the Season Lead High completed a particularly success- ful 1931 track season, placing first in the District, tying with Rapid City in the Rapid City Relays, and taking second in the County and fourth in the Regional. Alcrop, Nutter, and Olson entered the State, where Nutter and Olson placed fourth and fifth, respectively, in the javelin throw. McLaughlin, 1931 captain, showed his ability in the half-mile, and Ayer, captain-elect, in the 440 and in the javelin and discus throw. With promising material for the 1932 sea- son, Coach Dunmire should offer still: competi- tion in the inter-scholastic events. A A -v f, '1 . fgsgrvx , ,. . , V' rms? ., ,s,,, , 1 fa , ' 14, QT 4 I .ill-1 : : if - , , Y 4 E ' 1 as FURZE Fu rze Forty-eight Girls' Basketball Senior Team: Forwardr, A. FLAVIN, M. HEIKKILAQ Guards, H. CoAD, N. PRATT: Jumping Center, E. HEIKKILAQ Running Center, M. MARASOVICH, Captain junior Team: Forwards. M. CHRISTIANSON, S. LANG: Guards. F. CHASE, R. HOUSTON, V. LUKE: Jumping Center. M. DRAGOVICHQ Running Center. I. HILL, Captain Sophomore Team: Forwards, W. ANDREWS, D. RUZICK. Captain: Guards, R. KELLOG. K. MCGRATH. M. TQKALA: jumping Center, G. HACKETTQ Running Center, R. MEnow, M. MANSEAU, E. WARREN Freshman Team: Forwards, E. CHARLES, M. MITCHELL, Captain, M. NYBERG, Guards E. Coox, V. STEVENS. E. VERONDAQ Jumping Center, E. A1-1ARTzg Running Center, E. HOUSTON L. H. S. Team: Forwards, S. LANG, M. NYBERG, D. RUZICKQ Guards, H. CoAu, R. KEr.Locc., M. 'I'oKALA, jumping Center, E. AHARTZQ Running Center, M. MAnAsov1cH, I. HILL G. A. A. Team: Forwards, D. RUZICK, M. RONEYQ Guards. R. KELLOGG. M. TOKALAQ jumping Center, G. HACKETTQ Running Center, M. MANSEAU Tau ma ments February - - - Sophomores-23 Freshmen-10 Seniors--24 juniors 10 February Seniors-Z2 Juniors-8 Freshmen-26 Sophomores-25 February Freshmen-21 Seniors-15 February - Sophomores- 14 Seniors-7 Freshmen-15 juniors-12 Forty-nine Ki yi, mile hi, Rah, rah, Lead Hi. Fifly CAPPA, HOLCOMB, VLIKOVIKIH Cheer Leaders Locomotive U rah rah, Lead High School U rah rah, Lead High School U rah i-ah, Lead High School Oslce Wow' Woxv Oslce wow wow, Islce wee wee, Holy Macky eye Soclcy eye, Lead Hi, Rah rah rah. HAROLD NYBERG President Students' Association The students' association, composed of a fpresident, committee chairmen chosen from the senior class, and vice-presidents selected from each of the other classes, is an organization for the promotion of student government and for the transaction of all business between the student body and the administration. E. URBAN, L. Joss, A. Cerro, W. FURZE, J. AYER, P. RACICH, T. STEWART, S, MASTROVICHV, M. MARASOVICH, L. EDWARDS, G. HoLcoMB, A. CAPPA, J. VUKOVICH, A. FLAVIN, P. AKROP Fifty-three L. ViNEs, R. PIERSALL, S. RUZICK, B. WARREN, V, Mum, J. AYER, R. HARRY, E. KURT11 R VERONDA, L. WlL1.,IAMSON, A. CETTO, G. Mll.I,ETT, G. RoEsi.ER, C. DECORX'. P. AKROP, F. VEIIONDA W FURZE, H. NYISIERG I 1 7 7 C l u h OFFICERS President - - - PAUL AKROP Vice-President - - Joie IVIARASOVICH Secretary - - CL.AUDE DECORY Treasurer - XY!-IRNARD MUIR Student Manager H.AROLD NY'BERG Sponsor - - COACH DUNRIIRE The I, Cluh, composed of those athletes who have participated in one or more of the three major interscholastic sports and have fulfilled the necessary requirements to wear a block NLR, is an organization to further athletic interest and hetter sportsmanship. Fifly-four 4? M. BELL, EVELYN ENGEL, S. LANG, P. Bscrcx-1, E. HEIKKILA, M. DRAGOVICH, M. CHRISTIANSON, HUNKINS, E. WARREN, E. LEAsE, M. HAKA, H. COAD, A. GAMMON, M. CURNOW. M. HEIKKILA SCRUGGS. LAV, EDWARDS. LAN. EDWARDS, E. KANE. M. AMMoNs. L. SCHADEL. M. MITCHELL URBAN, E. HOUSTON, P. TREWEEK, M. BERRY, C. CARROLL. EMERALD ENGEL. R. RACICH. I. HILL . PAVLOVICH, A. FLAVIN 0. 5 'co 3: in HO-1 55-5 FY .ESF X4 E-fro 52.59 D' was D 2.3: ling '02-Lou SWS EEE' 2912. 'O 5 :1 '-'rr RFE mga, v--UGS :src F f-f '- rug-5 is-GUQ :sig C VETE- TSE. :- 85' .-pn. ... ::E.D- H-1N CD wig 0 S:- N41-9 HO 975 mm if D :R- W5 ... 55 MVA Pep Club OFFICERS President - - - - LAVAUGHN EDWARDS Vice-President - - HOPE ERICKSON Secretary-Treasurer - - LANORE EDWARDS Sponsor - - - Miss CURRY Frlly-five HAROLD NYBERG Editor-in-chief - of , Q .fww-.git ex'-my The Golclenlocle is the year hook of Lead High School, published an' nually by the senior class. It is the purpose of this hook to portray the life of Lead High School in all its various phases. EILE-EN WARREN Organization Editor Esruzan HEIKKILA Ass't Organization Editor Cvnn. ALLEN Cartoonisl LOWELL Joss Music Editor 5- , ,,5ggE ., i .,. 4 'X I-IAzEi. HASVOLD Literary Sponsor PA UL RACICH A dvertiring Manager MAYME HEIKKILA A rtist FRANK MARCHIANDO A nm FRANK VERONDA Sport: Editor ORLAN P. Faculty Treasurer ALFRED CAPPA l His? LE? Business Manager X W' Vw R-i. br . J- Y. zu 7 ' 5' ..,.v-.- ' -. Y - wrpi.. rim .qs I sg: ki, Jr umm? Al . -l 1 ,z l l X w Cf Ir is our Wish that We have fulfilled this pur- pose in producing a record ofthe school yearcH7l93lf32,that will live forever in the memories of all those xvholuid Lead Phgh dear. Y ' f w X I l w , l l 1 l I l l l l f EDWARD MURRAY EILEEN WARREN ETHEL SCHUMANN ESTHER KANE Feature Editor Reporter Reporter Reporter DORIS A. CURRY JULIA HACKETT RUTH PAscoE RUTH REYNOLDS Literary Sponsor Reporter Typist Reporter ' x , V The Nugget, a bi-weekly publication, has a wide circulation among the students and 1 alumni of Lead High School. The work on this publication offers practical experience for , many members of the class in Newswriting. Various members of the stall: also have the l opportunity to take charge of the editing of one issue. f i 5 fl Q HARRIETTE Cow Editor 1 i l ' i i W Fifty-eight GEORGE GLOVER REGINA HUNKINS MORRIS RHINE SHIRLEY LANG Bu,fim's,f Manager Reporter M.1vI.1ging Editor Reporter GILBERT MILLETT EI.EANoR ZUHR RUTH Housrom O. W, KOLBERG flsxociate Editor Typist Reporlt-r liuyiiiesx Sponsor Among its honors was rhe award of third place at the South Dakota High School Press Association. Attending the meeting of this association this year were Hai-riette Cond, editor, and Miss Doris Curry, literary sponsor. Several IT1E'lIXl1CI'S of rhe stall have completed rhe requirements for active memhcrship in Quill and Scroll. WAI.LAcE FURZE Romani' DRISCOLL Sports Editor Advertising Mariagcr Fifty-nine W, DRY, MAXINE PARSONS, E. MURRAY, B. HEATER, M, FAULKNER. R. REYNOLDS. MARJORIE PARSONS O. KOLBERG. COACH, 1. HACKETT, V. SCRUGGS Debate Sffzedule Date Opponent Winner December 16 - - Spearfish - -Lead January 7 - - Rapid City Rapid City January 12 - - Deadwood Deadwood January 16 - - Belle Fourche - - Non-decision January 26 - - Rapid City Lead January 28 - - Sturgis - Non-decision February 8 - - Deadwood -Lead February 12 - - Belle Fourcbe Non-decision February 15 - - Sturgis - Sturgis February 17 - - Spearislm - - Spearmqsh TOURNAMENT FEBRUARY 19-20 Opponent Result Newell - Lead Belle Fourclae Lead Rapid City - - -Rapid City Question: Resolved: that the several states compulsory unemployment insurance. Sixty should ado pt legislation providmg for wil R. KELLOGG, E. VERONDA, M. RONEY. G. HACKETT, M. NYBERG, R. I-IiDnLEsoN, A. PIERSALL. A. PAVLOVICH, G. SHAFFER, M. MANSEAU. K. MCGRATH, Miss SIPLE. D. RUZICK, M. ZUPET. M. MITCHEl.I. Girls' Athletic Association OFFICERS President - ---- DOLLY RUZICK Secretary - - - MARGARET Wooo Treasurer - - - MARY ZUPET Corresponding Secretary - - MAmAN RONEY Sponsor - - - - Miss SIPLE The Girls' Athletic Association serves as an incentive for stimulating athletics among girls. Among the activities in which the girls may win points and finally the G. A. A. emblem ares hiking, swimming, basketball, volley ball and track. Sixty-one ,Fi l 1 I H. NYBERG, S. LANG, G. GLOVER, E. SCHUMANN, E. MURRAY, C. ALLEN, M. HEIKKILA, E. WARREN. E. HEIKKILA, A. FLAVIN, F. MARC!-IIANDO, G. ROESLER, I-I. Colm. M. R1-UNE, Miss CURRY, W. FURZE Quill and Scroll X President - - MORRIS R1-UNE 17 Secretary - - HARRIETTE Coma Pl Quill and Scroll, an international honor society for high school journalists, has proved an influence on the part of both Goldenlocle and Nugget stall members. The Lead chapter, with sixteen active members, is named in honor of Badger Clark, the South Dakota poet. l l l Sixty-two M. AMMoNs, R. MAGERS, E. MURRAY, B. HEATER, R. CALHooN, D. LAVIER, G. MILLER, M. MITCHELL, H. BATINOVICH, M. BARRow, S. LANG, M. FAULKNER, E. SCHUMANN, E. Zur-nz, LAV. EDWARDS, LAN. EDWARDS, H. KORWELT, M. BELL, E. WARREN, R. Humans, M. MARAsov1cH, M. CHRISTIANSON, M. Curmow, V. MATHESON, F. POPPLETON Commercial Every year Lead commercialists compete in the district contest at Sturgis, and are usually found to be among the highest. This year's honors included: first in novice typing, hrst in hoolclceeping, first in amateur typing, and second in amateur shorthand. These places were taken hy Helen Batinovich, Mildred Faulkner, Alice Flavin, and Ethel Schumann, respectively. 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' V ' ' ' V' 1- sg.-'V I X 'c V - V ' ' : N Vi- V gg X - - V , 'V L V 'L . ff, 951' 1 - ff V V- . V V V X ,ZX X 5X V 'QI Vli x ' L V Vi QVQVNLVVV ALICE FLAVIN Ideal Student Sixty-:even Sixty-eight CYRIL ALLEN Representative Boy I 2 V ? e I i 1 4 5 k 1 i E s G 9-1 lrlq 1 l I 1 s ELLA RYBIN Representative Girl :II-A-'.'v EH: 1052: 235, N .3fT2f . ' ,..-1 I .J il , 1 P- ' , , i .fc . ' :rf-'Z ' Fahgf X A F 'lf Sixty-nina Seventy MAYME HEIKKILA Miss L. H. S. ALICE FLAVIN Valedictoriarz Seventy-one jk jjffv W ff i J GQ W MV Mm 1 F F W y 1 ,. n f, - F ki i 1 5 lt 4 3 v ,B 1 -4 E N ,u 9 ? G f 4 3 E e L 3. 71 ii 5 E. F 3 K E E F ,f x n E s E in 3 1. ,- Q ..m....-..,.n,.--n. -.,., .A---- a ..m.4.,.,..,, . MAY E. MARTIN HENRY P. ELSTER Vocal Director Instrumental Director HE Music Department, one of the most active of the school, spends a busy year. No game nor pep assembly is complete without the band, nor plays and recitals, without the concert orchestra. The glee clubs entertain at clubs, assemblies, and at the various commence- ment exercises. The yearly operetta is one of the most artistic and interesting productions of the year. Most important of the year's events, however, is the spring music festival at Rapid City. MARJomE PARSONS MAXINE PARSONS DAVID Dmscou. Accompanists S evenly-five X ' 'V :QV - P ' '. .xx-11' N' L ' v Y , 1 1 l V .I A , S VU K1 W- iv ,Al J -,,,' ka, AV-I 'Rf -R f 'Q' . X' A Q . ,. ,x - L jf Q ' .aff pkjhhlfl : .7 kyghyffkbyi. ' 1 11 NN 772:-' 3, ' E .L ,,A .JEL 4. U x' A -xg A M . Ali' Af 0.2 M' Top Row: L. BENHART. E. MURRAY, R, ROCKOLD, V. CASEY, A. LILYBLADE, M. FAULKNER, H. S'r1ER. W. HARDY, W. BURSHEK. Second Row: V. SCRUGGS, R. WAGNER, E. SHOCKEY, E. PARSONS, M. ROWLAND, R. HARDY, W. LILYBLADE. Third Row: R. KANE, D. COOLIDGE, K. ANDERSON, J. JELBERT. W. TRETHAWAY, M. VUCUREVXCH, E. CARLSON, G. GIOVANIJO, G. VANHORN. M. MITCHELL, N. WAX'LAND, J. ROWE. Fourth Row: E. ANDREWS, J. MINARICH. R. CONFlGl.lACCO, S, GERRANS. A. LIVAK. n L. JOBE. M. PARSONS, M. SCHMELE, R. ZIPP Concert Band Top Row: R. ROCKHOLD, R. WAGNER, W. TRE'FHAWAY, j. JELBERT. N. WAYLAND, E. ANDREWS. S. GERRANS, -I. MINARICH, R. KANE. E, MURRAX', M. SCHMELE. Second Row: L. BENHART. M. BELL. M. MITCHELL, E. PARSONS, W. FERGUSON, A. WAISANEN, J. ECKLAND, J. ROWE, R, ZIPP. D. DRISCOLL. Third Raw: L. JOBE, M. WAGNER. W. THORPE, M. FAULKNER, R, CARLSON, E. RAJAMAKI, M. PARSONS. E. BAT1Novxcx-1 Concert Qrchestra Seventy-six .. 7 , L. BENHART, N. WAYl,ANll, E, ANDREWS. L. -IOBE. M. WAGNER M. PARSONS, T. STEWART, K. ANDERSON. E. MURR.AX' Theatre Qrchestra W. THORPE. Nl. VUCUREVICH, T. STEWART, j. ROWLAND, E. ANlDREWS, L. jess M. WAGNER, V. SCRUGGS. V. CASEY Senior Instrumentalists Seventy-seven if -Q x I Top Row: H. RAJAMAKI, F. PITTMAN, M. ROWE, P. BECICH. MARGARET HEIKKILA. Second' Run-1 L. SCI-IADEL, E. HEIKKILA. E. SCI-IUMANN. B. TREWYEEK, E. LEASE. E. ZUI-IR. H. ERICIQSON. H. SARICI-I. M. PARSONS, R. HIDDLESON. Third Row: T. KILMINSTER, M. BELL. M. BARROW. MAYME HEIKKILA. MISS MARTIN, R. REYNOLDS, M. LOVEJOY, H. BATINOVICH, I. HILL. Fourth Row: F. CHASE, A. LAGG. E. WARREN. G. URBAN, R. HOUSTON, W. ANIJREWS, S. CASERIO. K. ELLIS Girls? Senior Glee Club Top Row: W. FURZE, R. AYER, H. NAATUS, H. HARl.0W, G. H0l-COMB, E. KURTTI, A. CETTO, D. BOT!-IWELL, M. T1-IACKER. Second Row: G. GLOVER, G. STONER, E, URBAN, M. RHINE, MISS MARTINI, L. EDLUND. P. RYAN. E. CARLSON, T. OATES. Third Row: J. MORCOM. R. FELL. R. CALI-IOON, E. KRUSKAMP. R. WILLIAMS. A. PETERSON, D. COOLIDGE. B. ECKER. W. DRY Boys' Senior Glee Club Seventy-eight R. HoUsToN. H. BATINOVICH. F. PITTMAN. H. SARICH. E. LEASE. M. HElKKll.A. W. ANDREWS Girls' Small Group I X 1 W. DRY. G. GLovER. R. XVILLIAMS, L, EDLUND. W, FURZE, T, OATES. R. CALHOQN. A. PETERSON Boys' Qctette Seventy-llirx Top Row: M. DRAGOVICH. F. CHASE. M. BROWN. M. NYBERG: E. BATINOVICH. V. MASTROVICH. E. VERONDA, M. GAUGIAIEN. F. MILLER, K. MCGRATIAI, M. MANSEAUV, V. EYSTER. Sefona' Row: L. COMBS E. ENGEI., H. HARVEY, R. FURZE, M. PELLANDV, G. FARDIG, MISS MARTIN, V, PETERSON, J. HACKETT Y. PINE, D. RUZICK, E. KANE, E. PARSONS, L. CARROLL. Third Row: A. JENKINS, E. RAJAMAKIA, M. MITCHELL. E. HOLVSTON. A. Coox. M. RUZICK, E. HUIJELSCN. H. HARVISON. F. SOLJLES. C. CARRULL. M. BERRY. E. RENTTO Girls' Junior Glee Club A 0 . ,N 'xy X O .. - - X ' ai - ' P Y I Top Row: G. ENGLISH. O. JEFFREY. A. LIVAK, H. NYBERG. G. VANHORN, L. FRAZIER, E. BARRY, S. PAVLICH, C. NEARY, P. DUPRAS. A. GALLO. Serona' Row: J. STEPHENSON, C. LEWIS, M. ROWLAND, F. ECKER, D. DRISCOLL. MISS MARTIN, A. GAVINS. R. CARLSON, J. ECKLAND, W. LILYBI.ADE, J. AMMONS Boys' Junior Glee Club I Mei. ' -qw, , ,Z Ta M '.'e ' .I-Uk, 4 , ki iv A 'rw .Q -6 -J I. X, W, -1 ' f 1 , N'.1'!,nslf ,. W Q' l , .tw I..x K. .fr f. -- ..- . Al-fp , 5 - if ,aa r APA f if 5112? f' ' -: ull' r ..- S 4 T- fr 1, ,C v 'Li I 'if' ' . Fgfwfffggf .NNW g.j3,fm-' ' , ' ,I -afgrlvafa r '-:JD .. - A: 4. , I , 'gx 'M 'WQX - wx i 3' J:- r1 s . K1 H A - xg T.: ,. ,WE V .' .. A--ffl f E63 'ffl 57112-4. -. .- .,'A-,- fx 1. Q K unior Banquet and Prom API-I1 23ff25, 1931 Banquet Progrtzm Toastmistress - - - - ALICE FLAVIN The Departuren The Storms Butterfly Dance EMERALD ENGEL, The Compassw Instrumental Trio Melody of Lovev FLORENCE ROCK:-IoLD MAR oRY PARSONS WESLEY TI-IORPE P J - CLARENCE HODGES - - - - HELEN MORGANTI BETTY BERRY, M.AXINE BERRY, EMILY DLINRIDGE, ELINOR WARREN - - - - - - - - ' MISS MARGARET LEET By ENGELMANN The Port - - - - ---- MR. C. C. CURRAN Little Spanish Dancer - - - - KATHLEEN ELLIS, ROBERT CALHOON Buried Treasures ------- - MR, Jol-IN BERTOLERO Music by jack Davis' Orchestra Eighty-three I uniscnints V ' , ' - .fs tN7ri.,,'Q , . 4 .f ,- H-f-af fmt' L ' A X U 4 . I i H N 4, an i X it s ,Zim 'p f ffl . . .. K X A . 1, F' an Q A .. 1 up - - 'IM F ,I N X5 QW 4 A -n i is Q li Xi. 9 i K it 3 I W ' -jzif. hi '1- - ,fl F Q H-. E 3 if wh' fl I . .: I? i -, Q . ' -Q .K vt ' I E .. XM X . r . 'la l I ,Si x Lend-'l7'lfewe1l.'6 L assign, rage dfli X 'fi ml I' M ' l .M ni- - Q. Calendar of Events August 31, up betimes and away to school with lagging feet and sinlcing hearts. September bringeth football, with polished eyen and skinned shins. Then beginneth the heat. Days and nights of anguish and empty stomachs. Flames lick soles of beshoveled knights as they climb furrish trees. Senior dictatorship beginneth and trembling freshmen offer bribes in exchange for mercy at the fatal initiation. Snobbish seniors pilot blubbering freshmen oier the polished spaces. Lead defeateth enemy ranks from Newell. October, Nugget and Goldenlode chiefs depart for Brookings and bring home the pork. November, and impassioned howls of debaters disturb the naps of venerable scholars, dreaming of Santa Claus and vacation. Eighty-four Jmvwll Ar? nvfuvw nt., HHH Ll 1 Ml 14 Q 5 'N 7 . ,. ll BZYLWWRK, A Y Y A X ' ' s so V '95 X' 'A 'HM Ki ! MQ ffl 5 5 5 ' W 2, rx 4 , Lax' JL . I A2 l x K l fbicSf,5- '- ' A ,f V ' T -9? Calendar of Events January, February, March, fincleth knights battling diligently in numerous lists and tournaments against treacherous and terrific foes to uphold the honor and reputation of the Golddigger clan. April cometh with balmy days and spring fever. Fishermen heave their lines to the despair of poor little fishies, but many play hockey and leave the fishies to their own devices. This month also findeth track, when valient guardsmen jump the hurdles, put the shot, and burn up the track. Seniors H11 their vacancies at the expense of harassed juniors. Will Tell shooteth the apple from the bean of George Washmgton. May, the victorious seniors receive the sheepskin, and so to work. Eighty-five All The Bells of Corneville Presented by the High Sfhooi Senior C166 Cluby Serpolette, llvc good-for-notlving Germaine, the loft Marclvioiiexx- Gertrude, 'village maiden - Jeanne, village maiden Manette, village maiden Suzanne, village maiden - April l -Soprano - M6220 Soprano Henri, Marqziix of Corneviile-Baritone Jean Grenicheux, a fslverman-Tenor Gaspard. a miser-Base - The Baillifliass - NOtary+BaIs Registrar-Tenor Assessor-Tenor - Eighty-fix BERNICE PROUSE HEI,EN MORGANTI - ELLEN RENTTO ALYCE GAUGHEN KATHLYN ELLIS - VIOLA ROSE RONALD SCHMELE - DICK FURZE - LOWELL JOBE CLARENCE HODGES HAROLD ARTHUR LEONARD NEARY GEORGE GLOVER lgfflyl ,WSF ' if Director -'--- MISS MAY E. MARTIN High School Orchestra Director - - ' HENRY ELSTER Accompanist - - - - - MAXINE PARSONS CHORUS BARROW, M. FURZE. W. LEASE, E. REYNOLDS. R, BERGERSON. B. GLOVER, G. LOVEJOY. M. ROWE, M. BERTOLERO, M. HARLOW. H. MACKIE. W. RYBIN. E. BOTHWELL. D. HEIKKILA. E. MINARICH. bl. SARICH. H. BRYANT. B. HEIKKILA. M. MITCHELL. M. SARICH, T. CHRISTIANSON. M, HEIKKILA. M. MORCOM. 1. SCHUMANN. E, DEAN, M. HILL. H. NAATUS, H. SCHULTZ. I.. DICK. R. HOLCOMB. G. NELSON. E. SCRUGGS. V. DOODY. E. HOUSTON. R. OATES. T. STONEFELT. R. ECKER. E, HUHTA. N. PARSONS. F. STORSVE, N. EDWARIJS, LAN. KRUSKAMP, E. PITTMAN, -F. TREWEEK, B. EDWAIIDS, LAV. KURTTI, E. POND, L. TRUAX, B. EDLUND, L, LAGG, A. RAJAMAKI, H. URBAN, E. EYSTER, K. LAGG, A. RICHARDSON. j. WHITE, W. FERGUSON, H. WILLIAMS, R. GOLDDIGGER DAY! Floats, Winding professions, flashing folorsg drum majorg Watertown 12, Lead 05 senior float flvairrnang tlve fatal nfagong queeng lvot chairman: parade committee ffnd Georgel: queenls attenclantsg just before the battle: publicity chairman: Hllersg ditto: 1 love a paradeng just another Rose: prize float: palsg Amen. Eighty-seven Thomas Atkins, Sr. - Thomas Atkins, -Ir Hector Spencer - Grandma Spencer Ellen Atkins - Spencer Atkins Mildred Cushing Lenore Hastings Smith Hastings - Dr. Springer - Eighty-eight Pigs unzbr Class Play November 19 and 20 Double Cast - GILBERT MILLETT, EDWARD MURRAY - HAROLD MATTSON, BERNARD REAUSAW' - WALLACE FURZE, JAMES STEPHENSON - - SHIRLEY LANG, DESSIE OSTLE MARY DRAGOVICI-I, HELMI RAJAMAKI - ROBERT DRISCOLL, WILLIAM DRY - RUTH JOHNSON, JOYCE KARNEN - BARBARA STEARNS, RUTH HOUSTON - SAM RUZICK, JAMES RICHARDSON - LEONARD WILLIAMSON, ROBERT DICK Skiing life awayg flue rough rider lvaltxg Leaaus House of Davidu makes a slvotg I-Ie's got rurly hair and tlvafs my weakness nowvg Harlow plus Hot Ayerg Sober?g Everybodyfcy lvoncy: All-Americang flferg jimmy at workg turned-up noxeng it'5 hard on the fish. Eighty-nine Skooky is initiatedg Muir and Nickyg Persian musiciansg Allalv! Allah! Tlvere's no one but Allah fseniorxjg some more: veiled beauties of the laaremg Caeserg Harlowls dearg perpetual motiong the organ grinder cogitalesg Catflving flie5?g Schmidt and lvix sclvist. Nirlely Prize winner ar Goldcnlode cianceg Halloween dance: pests afloatg Slvabram cleans house mile-fri: LH Club initiatesg Yes, f7e's aliveg Steve and Bebeng another fiat tire: lcfs go miners: Rober! I5 fslv among fish: Bev: one-half cheer leader: King Fitch: Pivg Papa. - 4' - f X s e , , , Y 1 n iz x X 1 CI . x ' ' ' x , - 4 sq N V .V ,Y Q v N m 1 .- ' , , ' ' ' ' X' .Ninety-on ' Fx 1 I Y 4 4 I , X , . Y , 4, , . L . ' ' , , I . e xi l H . . J s i Seniors entertain alumni under the mistletoeg Tommy drops a penny: sub-dub: Rhine: gosh kid! Cculd she be waiting for Bock? Hit or missg Chief Curly Hairg ,nuff saidg What a slice Brust on the sneakg Nut and feffg Nutterg ghost of Harlowg Little foeyg Schmidt and family the big firef Ninety-Info 4 l 'F 4'1 i , I A -.QL NV -L 54- ,Y-W, U g-.F -a.,w,,--,-5-.--.-.NW --.F-F, rl 1 Q, Q lf: V' ' P' Q -A 'sf-gl. 'W ' .i,jmH?.l2.mp..?Z1a5J-Q,Q,- 'L M ' Popular Publications of 1942 GEORGE ROESLER ALICE FLAVIN HAROLD NYBERG - VERIWARD Mum - - PAUL AKROP - - GEORGE HOLCOMB - ALFRED CAPPA - - EILEEN WARREN ALMON C. Bock - MAY E. MARTIN Theme Songs Honey - - i Call Me Darling - - - You're My Everything - - Little joe - - - When We're Alone - By the Fireside - Mean to Me - - - - Good Night Swede Heart - - - The Indian Love Call ---- - You Call Ir Madness, but I Call It Love - A Bit of Dust Robert Barker: Miss Willits surely gave me a dirty look. - Ice on the Cynic's House Those Dangerous Curves - Avoiding Life's Struggles - - -It Why the ,Ladies Loved Me Baachus Weepls My Two Years as a Knight How to Choose a Husband - O, the Month of May - - How to Make Almond Cake VERNARD MUIR LA NQRE EDWARDS JOE MARASOVICH - EVELYN LEASE EDWARD MURRAY - IRENE HILL WALLACE FURZE - ELLA RYBIN CLAUDE DE CORY 1 Joi-:N AYER Miss Willits lover hearingj: You may have a dirty look but I didn't give it to you.', Eileen W.: Well, I suppose I'll be the grandmother in the Senior play and be sitting around or something. Ethel: Oh, no you won'tg the grandmother is dead. Eileen: Then I'll surely be the grandmother? St. Peter to L. H. S. Student: Hast thou been through purgatory? Student: No, but I have been thru the portals of L. H. S. St. Peter: Enter, my song L. H. S. and purgatory are but onef' Ninety-three vdrllf aff N Sin Pivo, flye !a fly ef Q W W 'W' Kb If R i .XXNNY Xb V? - - a. 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PENNEY COMPANY LEAD, SOUTH DAKQTA -..,,1,.,,1....1,.,,1,,1,1 1 1 1,...1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 Seniors- UPON your graduation, you may enter the University' of South Dakota upon presentation of a certificate from an accredited high school showing 15 acceptable units for admission, or by taking a special examination just before the 1932-33 term begins. Courses will be offered in the following schools and colleges: College of Arts and Sciencesg School of Business Administrationg School of Educationg College of Engineeringg College of Fine Artsg School of Lawg School of Medicineg and the Graduate School. Write for Bulletin of Information University of South Dakota Vermillion,s.iSouth Dakota UTI-I BROTHERS MACHINE WORKS Aufomolnfe Machz'nz3I5 CYLINDER GRINDING AND BORING REBABBITTING SERVICE RADIATOR SERVICE REPLACEMENT PARTS Phone 106 627429 Main Street Deadwood, South Dakota ety-eight m1nIn--uln1uu1mn--::u..uu..nn.-ma.. nu..un....IIu1un Qu -4. .5............. ---.-- I .--- ......-... aio 1m.1,m1 1 1,m-lm1m.1,,,I..- 1 1 ..-uu1nu 7716 Fish and Hunter Company Dealers in LUMBER BUILDING MATERIAL CEMENT, PLASTER BUILDING PAPER Lead, South Dakota 1.,.1w.1...........1M.-.,.1W1uu..uu1-.m1..I.1........... Compliments 7 of F.W.WoolWorth L E A D, soUTH DAKCTA -nn-Im......1 1 1 1 1 1 1 .1 11.1,-II..- 1.,.1uu1,.I.1uu1..,11.,.1....1I.,.1un1n-11...-.IM1uII1,,.1,.u1 TI-IE FIRST NATIONAL BANK of LEAD AFFILIATED WITI-1 Northwest Bancorporation .x x rf Q 'Vx' I qi. 1111---1-1111 nu-nn-nn1nI. N inety-n 4, ----11:-in1u1-u---1-u1-M11-I-1 1 1 -1. 1 1.1 -1111.1 ,P 1,,....m.1 1 1,1-1 1 1... 1a-11.1-H11-v COMPLIMENTS OF Ruzzrfe and Ferrero FRESH MEATS, FISH AND POULTRY Delivery Service 1rm1.m1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1un1un -nn-uu1uu1. 11.1111m1.m...n1111:u1m.1im1uu1uu The service of many years ripens and becomes the best MAY 86 C OMPANY Phones 2086 and 2087 ..,,1,..1..,,1 1 1,...1..1...1 ,1. 1 1..1...1. 1.,,1..,1..1...1..1.,.... 1..1..1....1..1..1,,, Walter R. Curnovv ATTORNEYfATfLAW Lead, S. D. ,.1.4..1 1 1 1 1 1 1,1 1 1 1.,.1,,,,1 u.-..uu...m111m111u1uu1m....im1un1,m-1m1uu1.m1 R. F. TACKABURY REAL ESTATE - A N D - INSURANCE Lzrzdquzkt Beaugf Shop Specializing in PERMANENT WAVING and FINGER WAVING Phone 2012fM ....-...,.... .. - - -.- .. - - ......-......,.,5. .g.-.,,.-....- - .....:..- -,...-....-....-.........-....-..,.- -un.-nH1nn1nn1r,n1nn1un..nu1.m1mr.1m-1un1uu 1nw1m.1.iin1..m-.im11m1uw...m.1nn1n-I1nu-im-mr1mf1I-'11 COXEY' S SERVICE STATION OPPOSITE FIRST NATIONAL BANK STANDARD OIL PRODUCTS GAS - OIL - ATLAS TIRES -lv -....... ......-..-..-..-..-.........g. O ze hundred 4. ............-..,...,..........-,...-....-.....-....-..,.-....-...........-....-..........-..........-.................-....... 4. WITH BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS QF '32 Lead City Trays High Class General Printers 1m1nu1nn1nn1nu-nn1mn1un1nn.-nn1un1lm-.lm-vm1un1uH-.nu1uu1mu-.nu-uu1nu1 1..1,..1 1 1...1.,1..1..1..1.1..1..1..1n.1.,1..1.,1 1 1 1 1 1 A C'0mplz'men!s of C I T Y D E L E A D Dwight Casner, Mayor 1 1 1 1 1m.1.m1nn.1m.1lm1U.1,,.1H.11.n11..,.1n1l11nuu1,.,,1 1 1 1 1 1 ESTABLISHED 1876 The Oldest Grocery Store in Lead STILL HANDLING Dependable Merchandise AT REASONABLE PRICES P. A. Gushurst Ohdd are 2:54 if --.1-.1-.1.n O E AKING OYUR SPECIALTY fv90wU0f-40 Ca ndy in Any Form 440000:-00 Lead City Bakery AND Candy Kitchen -4. Brown Drug Stores R ex all Agenczef Lead , Deadwood and Belle Fourche S o u t h D a k o t a .........-....,.,-...-.,.......,......-nf. .'.-..-...-...,-,.....,..-......-,.-..-..-..-..... ,.-.. ,-.V ,... -....-...-...-H..--....-u.,...,,....,.......,......-.,.-...-...-,..-,..-.. Laundry Washed Clothes Guard the Health Lead Steam Laundry PHONE 2082 'Sch Water Makes a DWerenee .f.n-....-,n-.... ...-..-. ---- .--- ----- ---- H Oncl d d 11.1-.1..1un1.u1-I1-u1--1.-1n-1.11.-1..1..1..1.p1..1..1..1..1..1..1..1..1..1 ...nn.- 1 1 1 1 1 1nn.1uu1un1uu.1.nu1nu1nu1uu.1lm1u1.14m-N... 1 1 1 1 1 1 -1 -- -nu--nun1un1-nu1nu.1nn1un1uu11m1:1111nu.1ml1nn1m.11-u IF YGUR RADIO NEEDS FIXING, LET BLACK HILLS RADIO DEALERS REPAIR IT FOR You Westzhghouse, Kolsler and Atwater Kent Rddlb5 R. C. A, Tubes, Westzhghouse Refrzgerators R. R. Pullen, Lead, South Dakota 10.1 1..1n,1--11,111.1uI1u1...1..1..1...1n..1..1.-.1-.11-1-v-11.1 1 .1..1 1..1..1 MATT KRILANOVIC I-I Eleetrzeal Wz'rzhg and Repairy PHONE 2225 Complzmenfs of IUBILEE BILLIARD PARLOR Lead, South Dakota 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 .1,,.-,,,1m1m11..1..1..1,,.1,,.1,q.1q,11q1n- 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 The Hzghland Hole! Get the Highland Habit Lead, South Dakota Obddh 1.1 un.. 14m1m.1,,,,1nn1.m-.nu1.un1 111:11 -..1..1..1..1...-.iii..1..i..-...-...lla-.,. Ofc -nf. afnniun--iiH1iiI.-iiii-im-ini-viii-iii--ni.1uu-uu1im- 4, -nu.-nn1un1uI-1inn-m.1nn1-111.iui1,,.,1iin1....i1,,,, LILLIAN FERRERO GROCERIES, CONFECTIONERY, CIGARS and TOBACCO Service with a Smile l..-,.,1..----...1...1..-...1 1...-..1..1.,1. 11.ui-nu--mu-nun.-nu-nm-nu-ini--nun-mu1uu.-un-nn Siguicl Meat Market Whei'e you receive reliable and dependable SERVICE mi.-,..,1, -.1011I...-m.1..,.-....-..L.... 1,,.,.1.,.,. --'auf--7-.inn7--7--1.12-.-n 7311...-un Unsurpassecl Quality ancl Service MCBRIDE 86 SON PHONE 2337 We Deliver i You think We clon't know OUR ONIONS, Brzhg your tops to us Iol1nnie's Barber Shop ne hundred four DR. GRANGER D E N TIS T Phone 2l69flVl Morgan Block LEAD, SOUTH DAKOTA -nu--un-un-nu.1nn-me-nu1am-..un-nu-un.1uu- A. 5. 1ACKsoN PHYSICIAN and SURGEON LEAD, SOUTH DAKOTA -,.,.1.,,-nn-...H11......ml,H-...Hiii...-..,.1..,,1...,T.,.1 I1...-..i,.1.11.......1...i..1......i..1..L. Curran ancl Curran REAL ESTATE INSURANCE LOANS LEAD, SOUTH DAKOTA -nn1.inu...im-.nu..-uni-41:11un...uu.1im-un-mi-iw-nu -,.,....nm...m1.....-ml.. .1 .1i.u1..,.-.un1.. 1.i......,.1 Congratulations to the Class of '32 from the STAR BAKERY LEAD, s. D. .-..g. .g..-.. .-.----.- ..-..-.... -4. -TQ- The Claw of 1932 BEST Wlsl-IES IN ALL YQUR UNDERTAKINGS Black Hills Studio, Inc. speaffash, s. D. Lead, s. D. M1u.1m,1.m.-.....1,m1M1..1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 11.1-11-.11-.v1uu1n.1 1.1-11 O e hun d :lu --AA.-1 -- 1AAAA1A.A.1A.AA1 ..,. 1 .... 1 ...4 1 ..,, 1 1 1 1 1,1 1 1 1 it 1 1' Q, E A A .Afulomalzbalg A Conlroffecf A NATURAL GAS A A Nature3 Finest Fuel AAA A Insures safe, clean, economical A house heatinb A A A . . AA A Szlmlg Urzceaszng I-165111715 Servzke A A A A AAA A Montana Dakota Power Co 4. -..-A.-...-..A-.m-..,,-.,A-...-....-....-..,.-.,........-.......,..-..A.-....-....-....-A..-..........-..A-....-....- Olvdd T -...1-.1-qi...-.-1..1uu1..1uu1u-1..1-lui -11- in..-u1.1.11ni-.1111..i..1un1.n.---1.-1. I 7 iSUDQXf,7'S Baker sGarage One Stop Serrzke I W H E R E i GoULD The NMI BATTERIES 2 Lv Sold I S ora e, Washix1 and For L55 t g Greasing g I l E A L' W A Y S LEAD, SOUTH DAKOTA Phone 2303 -O -:e,e:-:- - -.: 4 O ..-..-..-.,..-..-..........,......4 .!,,.....,,- .,.. - ,... - .,.. .. ..., .. ,.,, ... ..,. .... -..- .,- .,., .. -,- -..-,. - -.,-,,,.- ..., -....-..,.....,... E LINCOLN FORD i MUMFORD MOTOR CO. Fora' Sales and Servzee Deadwood, ffff South Dakota lL.-..-..-.,-,.-,,-,.-.,-, .... ,-, -,,-,-,-,.-,- ,,,, - ,,,, - ,1,, - .1,. - .W,. - .1,. - .... -.,.,..,.,- -f--n----- -'-- - -1-- - .--- - ---- - ---- - 1-.- - ---- - -.-- - ---- - --1- -'----- -a-- 1--- - ---- - ---- - ---- - ---- - ---- -M---n--n--- -f-- - ---- -1-r---1---+ I-Iill's Grocery Qlinef Cafe Groceries, Meats,Coufectionery, FIRST QUALITY 5 Ice Cream, Tobaccos phone 2401 Served I0 Please You l i LEAD, SOUTH DAKOTA Meals and Short Orders Q 'I' .1-uu,nu..un11m-.vm...nn...nu-.nu1lm,.nu....u,.1,.,,1,,,, ..-....-......,.,.......-..,........-.,........-.V-.......-..........-. One hundred se 1nn1nn-nn1m41nnl-uI-1.1.11nn-nm-nu1uu-nu-M11-u1uu1n1:1un1nU1uly....4Ninn-uu-nn1nn1nun1uu 4, 1.11.1.m-.m-m-..-....,1.m- -un--nn-nn-m.-m..-ym..-.m-m.-.m-m.-.m-1-t.-tm-.m-.m1m...m.--nu-un 4. 1...,1,...1m.1,,.,1y...1.,..1 1 1 1 1 1.,1m.1..,,1.,..1 1 1 1 1 1 1uu1m.1uu1uu1un1 Hupmobile DeSoto Plymouth Eoggoley G Company DEADWOOD, SOUTH DAKOTA 1.1.11 1 1,...1un1nn1.n1u1,1.l1.m1ml1-In1...1u-11m,1,.,,1,,,,1.,,1,.y.1....1m.1..,.1 1 1 1..,.1 1un1m.1.,..1.,,,1.,..1.W1....1...,1.,..1.4.,1.,.,1,,,.1....1.,.,1,..,1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1,.,,1....1 Cor1grotulo!z'or15f KEPIXBAERTSCH CQ. A Shop for Women and Qzkls IUST AROUND THE CORNER FROM SCHOOL 1mninn-1.m1.nnn1nu1uu1.nn1nu-un11m1m.1un-nun-nn-nm--nm--nn1nu-nu14m--11111W1nn-nn-.un...uu1 WHEN A MAN GOES TO SCHOOL He Wanls Ur1z'ver5z'ly Style New Colors- The Best Patterns HIS PARENTS LOOK FOR ECONOMY Hart, Schaffner, Marx 86 Heldman SUITS and TOPfCOATS PLEASE EVERYONE THE CLARK STORE Ohddlv I -.... .. - -..-.....-..- - -..........-..-...................-.........-..-.....-.4. . l l I The South Dakota 4 - i State School of Mines 1 1 I COURSES AND DEGREES GRANTED IN CHEMICAL ENGINEERING CIVIL ENGINEERING ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING METALLURGICAL ENGINEERING MINING ENGINEERING 1 The Quality of Work is evidenced by the constantly increasing student attendance. The registration in recent years is as follows: l 1920-21 .I,... .... . . 147 j 1921-22 ..., . 188 i 1922-23 ,. .... 202 I 1923-24 .. I .,., 220 l 1924-25 ,... .... 2 Z9 1 1925-26 .11. .... 2 41 1 1926-27 ,.., ..., 2 54 1 1927-28 .,.. .... 3 03 F 1928-29 . . . .,.. 352 i 1929-30 , ..., 387 : 1930-31 ...... ..,..1.1.1.,,,,....,., , .... .... 3 9 2 Q I I e Ten per cent of the students enrolled this year transferred from other colleges and universities. The Senior class is the largest in the history of the institution. Study Engineering in an Engineering Country For pa ffff uzm, address C. C. O'I-IARRA, President State School of Mines, Rapid City, S. D. i Q 1 --11----1-11-1-----11--11------1111111914 One hundred nine 1..1,.1.11 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1..1..1..1.,1..1..1.,1,,1,,1 CONGRATULATIONS T0 TI-IE CLASS OF '32 SAVING BECQMES A PLEASURE QQ HE only difference between me and you, said the irate newsboy to the millionaire, is that you are startin' on your second million and I'm ust startin' on my first! And the newsboy was about right. Any poor man in America is a potential millionaire if he has the qualities of ambition, industry and thrift. Any financially independent man will readily tell you that his first thousand dollars was the hardest to acquire. With the accumulation of that thousand dollars he became more closely associated with his bank, he learned some valuable lessons about investment, and he developed habits of thrift. In other words he put himself on the right path to achievement. Our logical advice to any young man, then, is to set about accumulating that first thousand dollars without wasting a day. He may begin rebelliously and the process may be painfully slow, but very soon he finds that saving is more fun than spending. Miners' 86 Merchants' Bank Lead , South Dakota 4- --in----I ------------ I ------- ---- - -1- O h :hed ten -11111111111111111111-11111111111111 11111111111111111111111111111 111-11un1u11111u1--1n1-1111-11111111111111111111 1111111111 Have your graduation suit CUSTOM MADE It does not cost any more than ready made Suits at 519.50 and up VVe give you value fnr in excess of our price ROBERT KERSTEN MERCHANT TAILOR 1..-..........-....-...........-.....-.1..-1..-.1..-....-....-.11-..p -.,.....1.-.....-....-....-....-1...-....-....-.....- .... -....-.11 Trezona Beauty Shop FOR Expert Permanents A N D E inget Waving 11111m1-111111111111u1m11n11111u11111-111111111-111111111111 1n1u1u.1 1 1 1 111 1 1 111111111111411- Famous Berauye It? Good -1.5. 11111111111 1 111111 1 1 1111111111111111111111- Congratulations to the Class of ' 32 from SARICI-I'S MARKET LEAD, s. D. -111111111--111111111111111-1111-111111111-1111111n111111111111n111111 u1:n-1n111uu1anu1un-.1m1nn11m1.1u1--mn1uu-uu-nn- DR. V. R. I-IODGES PHYSICIAN AND SURGEDN PHONE NUMBERS Residence 2356 Office 2125 LEAD, S. D. ' -1111111111 1 1111111111111111111111111111111 .-111111111 :ruin-.11111111111111111n11111-11111.11111111111111-una-1uua1u1 THE FINEST MATERIALS and EXPERT WORKMANSHIP ale usecl in all fob Trzhlzhg from the Leacl Daily Call LEAD, s. D. -111111111-1 - 1-111111111111n-nn--1111111111u111un-..uu1l I I I I I I I 1 1 1 li- I -if 'I' I 1 1 1 1 1 I I I 1 I I I 1 I One hundred eleven ff aff, MA I 1 V- V 'E I ' if ,fr 'l I L f , aff J! af? I jipfya, , N Q y' M 17,1 1 2 WM ' AAAA AAAA WW v X A ' f H ff 1 ff ff fd ala W I The B STOV ,6 f ' f f .7Valurefs' F00a'5 l i GAUGHEN DAIRY 5 A P H O N E 2 3 2 5 l.-...-M- .... ....... ,,,, - ,,.. - A ,- .,.. -.,u- .,., - .,., - ..,. -u..- .,.. -W-,,n-.,w-.u-u..-,,.-..-M,- Ifn-nu--u-------uu--u-------n---1--.u------.-u----1-H--1-.1QM-m.--.n--.----..---.-.----- Adams Brothers Company I g WHOLESALE GRQCERS WHGLESALE DRUGGISTS ' a A ' DEADYVQOD RAPID CITY BELLE FOURCHE, SOUTH DAKOTA LN- .11. - .Q1M - - +,1. - . . - . . -M-w.a- .W W - ,W W - +1 i - +. . -a-a.,- .,M -a.a-W- ,W 1 - +11, ..a.a- 1,W -.aa-M- - -W- gm- -+'A - '1'1 - Af-f - 1 h1 - h111 -M- -f-f - -f11 - 1f-f - 1 f - + f -A- 1'f- - 1-1f - 1l1 - 1 f - Yf - - - - + - + f - '1' - + - 1M 1 - '+1+ -Mf-A--A- 1 Staple ana' Fancy GROCERIES, FRESH PRUITS And VEGETABLES-Phone 2015 5 Tavlovzch ana' Company LEAD, SQUTH DAKOTA , -f-u-w- 1-'- - '-'A - '-'- - '-'- - '.'I -A- ---. - -lll - ,.-. - xlll - -lla - v.,- - vlv- - 1... - --.- - k-., - .-.1 - .... - ..11 - .-,1 - ..,. - A... - .... - '.., - -..- -...-- Onelv cl L1 I jo ----------------- --- .,.. -.+ Adorable LZVEW SPRI STYLES Coats Erzserfzbles Dressff M z'llz'r1eQ1 Acfessorzkfs Daily arrivals of new coats, hats, ensembles, dresses and accessories - more attractive and colorful than ever, with their alluring new lines - new lace trimmings - glorious colors and unique combin- ations, all blended into models with a dash of chic that makes them most desirable. The Spirit of Newnessn prevades the whole store-and we cordially i ?f'x1 A I V N f 4463 fry f 4 2229.5 -5 A 9 :Mr 3-4 -' 4 Af se B' 4 invite your early inspection. i . l You wzll be zzrfzazfd 1 . l al the low PVZCES i i l l Hearst 5 Mercantile Co. 1 F-Wl7ETE Qualify if Higher Than Price 5 LEAD, SOUTH DAKOTA .,. -..-..-..-..-,.-..-..-..-,.-,,-.,-..-. - -..-..-..-.,-...-u.-..l. One l'71l71t1'78l1' thirteen 1un--uuiuuiuuguu,mlnHim..-,Inil...-nu1,..,1.l.. B. R. STONE 86 SON COMPLETE INSURANCE SERVICE REAL ESTATE AND RENTALS 301 lf2 Main Street TELEPHONE 2129 vu.-uu1nu1uu1uuiunlun-un1uu..uu1uninniul-.I -.nu-.nn-.nninulm-1:1n1.nn1nn11nnLnu1m,.1ml---:nun OLDENL ODE As we remember you and wish you every success in your future, please remember us when in need of --s 111 1114. CLEANING PRESSING AND REPAIRING --mem up-4., The Vallet Cleaners and Dyers uuluuluulunlnu.-m4....nn.-:minninn, ...nulnu 'I' -M-if O e hundred fourteen .ink-...1 .mul 1...,iun.1nn1 1-liuulml.-.n Grant Hamilton Hardware WALL PAPER PAINT WINDOW SHADES PLUMBING HEATING AND SI-IEET METAL WORKS minus.-uninn...nm-.nu.-nu.inu1unlunlunlilnl-lluln NORTI-IWESTERN ADIUSTMENT C O M P A N Y -b-if rim., Collecfzkms Reports -L-11 141. A WE GET RESULTS FOR YOU Phone 214 No. 4 Morgan Block LEAD, SOUTH DAKOTA 1-nulluuinnuluu,nn-1nn1uu-uu1nn-Mn.-.n.l1.,,1 .-uulun-nn-nn-nu-mn-uninu--nm-nn-nn-uni . ... .-....-I 11---1- ----1--------- . 1 .,.. ...nge I e I 1 I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I gifts of lasting character! of course . . . something that will remind the grad- uate of this event for many years to come. I So choose a gift of precious metal-a gift of I llzsfirzg character. A fine watch, for example, in a. case of NATVRAL YELLOW' GOLD-hy Waals- Worth. A belt buckle or band, by the same skilled craf tsmen. : There are many distinctive gifts-for both girls YOU WANT your gift to be something permanent, and boys-to choose from. And their prices are surprisingly moderate. Stop in-y0u're always welcome just to look around! I I ON VHE. SQUAQE l Jnwcuzn, i I One l1una'red fifteen 1.411-11...!11..1111...1111.11111 1,1 1 1 1 1 1.1..1....1...1.,,1,,1,.1,.1..1.u1-.1 1-.1-m1 1 11.1-.1-.11-1,-1.,.111111111111111111 CHAMBERS KELLAR Q31 ATTORNEY-ATfLAW Q9 1:1111 1 1 .. 1 1 1 1 1m,1.,.,1 1 1 1.m.1.m1. 1 1 1 1 1.1.1 1 or expert general servzee Vliflf Schvvenningfs Garage 615 WASHINGTON STREET Phone 2215 ,IH1 1 1 1 1 x1l,1l..1l,.l1,.,,1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 COMPLIMENTS OF THE LCDBBY Cigars, Tobaccos, Soft Drinks, Ice Cream Magazines and Novelties Gertrude Lang, Proprietor Phone 2050 Lead, South Dakota 4. .------- ---------- ---- sfo O lv ulrea' sixtee1 One hundred seventeen .-m11m1m1.m1 1.m1m.1. 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1,,,,1n,.1,1....1y,,,1 1,.,.1, 1..,.1 1 1 1:1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 11,111::1.,.1,1 1 1 1m1 1 1 1 1,,,.1,,,1f1 1,,,,1HI.1lm1.111.....u,l1nu.-nu1nn1uu141111111 111 1 1 1 Office Phone 2385 Residence Phone 2047 RACICH BROTHERS TRANSFER LINE, STORAGE Automobile Wrecking and Towing Service Moving Pianos, Heavy Machinery and Outfof-Town Hauling a Specialty ANYTHING THAT IS MOVABLE WE MOVE ' Courtesy of MIKE RACICH, Agent The Texas Company PETROLEUM AND ITS PRODUCTS SERVICE STATION: WHOLESALE BULK PLANT Main and Stone 112 Fairview Phone 2421 Phone 2421-G COMPLETE REST ROOMS WASHING AND GREASING u ndred eighteen W1 1uu1uu1.nu1un...nu1uu1uu1nu1uu1un1nn1nn1.un-an1 1 1 1 - 1 -- 1 1 - 1 1 'I' '-'I' ..-..-..-.,,-......-..-..-..-..-..-..-..-..g. .!.....-..-..-,..- -..-......-.....-..-. -,...-.....................,.......-......my-....-....-....-....-.,..-....-.....-..........,.....- - - -.......-....-....-....-.... 1uu.1nn1un1 1 1 1 1.1I.1.I,I1,,,,1un1nuun...n,l1.m1m,1m.1.,..1.,n1m,.1uu1m..... 1 1 1 1 1 ..........-..-..-T.-...............-..-..-..-+ 4..-..........-...-..-..-..-..-..-.......... T Q T D E R 0 S I E R omplzmenly OLDSMOBILE CQ. ...... of ! T . l 3 Oldfmobzles 5 SIX 5 LEAD and I T 5 1 R EIGHT i 5 D UG COMPANY --nr:-no--+ L 5 Sales and Service ' ..,.....,-..., .. ..,.. ,, PHONE 2033 L f l DRESSES or every 0eeezsz'0r1 Party . Street . Sportswear CORRECT APPAREL IN Shoes and Dresses for Women and Mz'5se5 COATS SUITS HATS SHOES TI-IE NEW YORK STORE DEADWOOD - LEAD 0 A d d 'I' Q..-...-....-...-....-....-M..-....-M... ....,.-....-.M-I.. 4. of g 5 I I I I -x- I I I I I T 'i- IS95 1932 GREETINGS and HAPPY LANDINGS 7716 C I 4155 0 The thirty-sixth graduating class of L Q .S O It has been our privilege to serve IVI C D Q N A L D THE FLORIST -uninn-W1nn-uniuniM1mn-nn--.1111nu-uw-anis: In-:lun-lun-unixnun--nn-nnn1uun1un1.mtu::.,uuiun1nn West River Motor C o m p a n y LEAD, S. DAK. Buzkk Packard Porzlzkzf Szbc and V8 4-I-nz: aim., DEMONSTRATOR AT YOUR SERVICE Phone 2009 -uu--uuu1nu1ou1l:n... iuu1lnr1my-nn- -ulinn-xunlo One hundred twenty - Ninn-.ni luviiv-nf1un1iln..un1u1 1 ....m..- The First National Bank Of Deadwood Capital and Surplus o v e r 5200,000,0000 V-n 11 is-1-V Affiliated with NORTI-IWESTERN BANCORPORATION Q. .ig-uI.-uu--nninuim.....m-un1n,.1nn1nn1nu-nn1nn- i1nninu..uu1nu...,,,1u-I-.nu..uu.1nu..ml1uu1.m.... GOOD T E E T I-I GOOD HEALTH Have your teeth examined at least twice a year DR. 1oHNsoN DENTIST Searle Blk. Phone 2130-W THE CITY OF Deadwood SENDS GREETINGS We take this opportunity to congratulate the class of 1932 F. S. I-IOWE MAYOR -uu-,m.- .1 1 1.m..mi1nn-nn.-. .. 1. 1.1111 1 1 1 1 1,1,,14m1..m.....,,.1...y1..,....,m1..m1 4' -- 'I' 1,.,l1....1-In1nu1,,,........1.,.,-nn1 1 1 1 1 Established 1877 Telephone No. 7 George V. Ayres and Co. HARDWARE AND MINING SUPPLIES FISHING TACKLE, GUNS, AND AMUNITION DU PONT DUCO, ALUMINUM AND ENAMELED WARE DEADWOOD, ---- SOUTH DAKOTA 1.m1.,..1,,..1 1 1 1...i1....1....1i.i.1.,.1 1 1...-..1..1.,,1 1.,,1..1..1,..1..1..1..1.. M11,,1m.1.m1n..1m.1..1,.1...1.,,.1 1..-.nn-. 1-I1I.111.u1..1..1--1nu1.l1un.-nu1un1.'1 7 Compliments to the Class of 32 BECICI-l'S STQRE Staple and Fancy GTOCEVZZS Phone 2345 310 Main St. 1.u.-m.-m--u.1M- 1-.l -nu-un- ...1 - llv. -u--1-nf-un-of ogan1w--m-un-un- ...I -.w1m.1....1.,...-.,..1...,......,1.. , I 1 - Dr. G. C. FEHLIMAN D R . B E R R Y i - DENTIST i i DENTIST phone 85 SMEAD APTS. T D Phone 2330 Dmdwood, s. Dai. A LEAD, SOUTH DAKOTA I - ................-...n...-..-..-.........i. .5.-..-.,L:2:L .. -:-i: 1 :Z -E .IL - IIII 1 Ilfl - AII' -- 1I1I -- IIAI - 'KII - vlvl - IIII -- Illv - Illv - IIII - llfl -- llwl -'il 0gn-w-n--u-- lull -- usu: - uvuu - wnuv - III- - wuwv - llln - 1lnn -un--n - L LAWYER 1 : Black I-Iills Trust of the and l I Hz' h D I I Savings Bank Builcling g Way Kimi' men DEADWOQD, f s. DAK. i LAWRENCE COUNTY l . .,. .-..-.f.-...-..- ,..i - i..i -M-.m-..-n.-l.,-r..-..g i-.r.-..-n,-M-..-.n-..-..-..-..-M-..-..- One hundred twenly- ,,11m1 1 ,1,,,.1,,,.1,..1..1 1 1 1.,1.1..1..1..1.,.1...1..1..1...1..1-n- Comtplzmenls of Rounsevell Funeral Home 110 S. MILL STREET Phone 2360 n1u1..1n1..1-.1..1--11.1-11--1-.1..1n Black Hills Native Gold Iewelry F. L. Thorpe and Co. For sale by all leading jewelers in the Black Hills 25 Lee Street Deaclwood, South Dakota -,..-..g. .g.-..-....-n.-.......i-..-...-..-.i....-..-.H-.,.-. 1uu1uu1uu--nnl- vll1uu1-u 1 -unu1nu1uu1uu---nm1uu1nu1im1uu-nn-111.1un--un-uu-nn1mi1nn-nn1 73z'011eer Fruit Company WHOLESALE DEALERS IN Candies and Gums, Fruits and Vegetables DEADWQOD, SOUTH DAKOTA 1..1.,1..1..1..1..1..1..1..1 1 1 1 1..1..1. 1..1g.1un1 1.inn1m-1...-.01 1uln1uu1u,1..1..1, .1u1n-1 1 1 1 11-1...1m-1u1un....nu... CQMPLIMENTS To THE SENIOR CLASS Don? Forge! You Can Ge! Groceries, Fresh Meats, Fruits and Vegetables -AT- KULPACNS 1..1..1,.11111111111111111111111..l1nun1 hundred twenty t ,.1.,1..1..1..1..1,.1..1..1..1u1n-1 2'--It-I-me -I -I-I-I-2-IIt-I--I--I--It-I-I-'-T---T-I-T-II-I--2-IT-I-T-T-T-I--I-'I I Be Sure to See the New Chryslers and Plymouths Before You Buy I WE ALWAYS HAVE A GOOD STOCK OF RECONDITIONED I USED CARS TO CHOOSE FROM RAYMOND MOTOR CO. E SALES AND SERVICE l : phone 2043 LEAD, S. D. 104 S. wan St. .i.....-.....-......-......-..-............-......-..-..-..-..-..-...............-..-.....-.........f. ugo1u1up1u-u-u-1--1--1.- :-1.11: .,,,: -7: :-7: I-7:1 :----1 1-in :: ::i::7: -,,,. I ff-::7:: ein l . I The Penn Mutual Life Insurance Company LIFE INSURANCE CONTRACTS--ANNUITIES I I INVESTMENTS--SAVINGS POLICIES i l l 1847 CHARLES DAVIS 1932 i Local Representative -i----I-------I---W - -----w-- ---' -0-----'-------------------I--- ---' - ------I--I--I-----I---5 in :E :I-n1.:7ni:l --uieni--.10-f:ni:n-:S-I Eufxf--4:--:I :e--ulsfu-::T 7-: 11722--in 1 It Pays I0 Look Well I I FSF A '0dAECeSS0F'eS 1 E L I lfes 3131-'ry RIICYICS 1 I CO I I I I ROBBINS I 1 SERVICE BATTERY I I BARBER AND RADIO SHOP 5 ' 5 Ba r Char 'n R dio R airi Y ' g S H O P 5- 04551111 for delivef your ll?-Ittergb i 1082 W. Main 1 i Call 2060-W i .i...:E.: .:l..-.::.....:A..A:, I : Si. .i.-.2 .TACH ji. '!0-l1--ul-u--nn-un-un- vuuu - uuul ---- l-lf - u 0-T 0!4--.m-.m-0n- 1... -mI-m.--w- -... - ...I -0.1-R..-.lu-.--g. I . ' , Complzmenls of I M A T S O N I I 5 I TIRE SHO R I 2 I. I, Now located a block from the - school ' E 5,1O,2DC Store Across from the City Hall Q L i PHONE 2120 Q ! l I l -1---------------H ----- - .-..-..g. .i.-..-..-..-..........-..-..-..-..-.....-.....g. One hurzdred twenty-tl'n'ee 1nn-nu1nu1lm1nu1uu11m1m.1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1.1.1. 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1,m1nu1 1 1 1 .,1,,,,1,.,.1.,..1 1 1 1 ,1,,,,1un1m. 1..1..1..1..1.,1..1 1..,1.1 1..1..,1..1..1..1..1..1..1..1..1-n1..1-.1..1...1 lil' -ll1ll-11:11:11--In --111-- 1-1111 n u1un1.n1--1-.1--1.-1-E1 40 Imzkl 011 GGLD BAR A Fruzks of Qualzbf Black l-lills Mercantile Company WHOLESALE O1sTR1EUTOR .1u1n1u1u1n1..1u1..1u1m1.u1.m1.n1n1-..1m,.1.n1u.1M1..1 1 1 1 1 1 1 Always Ask For . . . Swander' s Long Boy Bread YES, MADAMH- There zlv ez Dwerenee Ill Bread RlCl13fdSOH7S All Cream Ice Cream The Flavor and Texlure Tell the S1091 THOSE WHO KNOW GOGDNESS DEMAND RICI-IARDSON'S ICE CREAM Phone 2084 LEAD, SOUTH DAKOTA illlll T llillllillillilllTIIIlTl4liIIYllHUTl1VIil1YITlIIITIIVITIIVITIIIIT Gil i 1111 HIII1 lv a' al twenty-four un- QN11un1uu1nuinn1nu-uu-um-ini-nu--ui-1nn-im-uii n1un1nu--ini-uu-nii1uu--nuinn:-nn-unluninn ..nn- '!' I 1 1 DR. C. C. GRANT Boham Barber Shop 3 I DENTIST A----1 X-RAY LABORATORY Good Service and 1 1172 Main Street V Clean Lmen i Phone 2417 LEAD S. DAK. GIVE US A TRY .1 ...-..-..-..-,.-i,-.,-..-..-..-..-..-i.-. -..-..-..-..-..-..-..-..-..-..-..-..-.....i. .!..1q.1..1q--1--u--ln-u1--1--1---1.-In-.5-in ...hg---.1-------'--n--1un1un1n-l-1-.-ago 1 - . 1 j Ka11'1 1.,11y1D1aC1C You can whgv our cream 1 Carpenter and Cabinet Maker BUT The Karl You can? beat our mz7le 1 . . . 1 L Cabinet Making Boylefs D any isn't worth knowing. 1 PHONE 2163,-I Phone 2246-R -1- -l-' -n--- ---- - ---- - ---- -A-A-1--W ---- - ---- - ---- -M---+ --m--n-n--- ---- - -'-- -A------n-n--A-n-- -------i ,!.........-..-..-......-..-.....-...-......-...+ -.......-....-..-..-..-..-..-..-..-..-..-...-? i . . . , 3 Mile I-li Tourist Camp CONGRATULATIONS L 1 Washington Street AND BEST WISHES To 1 THE CLASS OF 1932 7 1 Cottages 31.25 V f i AND UP New York Life Insurance Co. 2 I 1 CLYDE L. WALTDN, Ri-Op. D' A' DELICATE f i PHONE 2362-M REPRESENTATIVE I -rn------- - ---H- ---- - '--- - ---- - ---- - ----- ---- - ---- --u-f-- - - - - '-'- ---- - - -M-------r 1 1 I FOR A P I . 1 I H 7'071lZ6 1 3 Lunch or Meal I ' 1 That Satisfies Visit Our Adygriljgrj 1 . 1 G1enn'S Quick Lunch TflEy1'6 BK!! 1 1 Deadwood, S. D. I ' .i. -....-............-..-..-...-.,......-..-.......-...-..1. 4. -..-...-..- -..-......-................-...........i. One hundred twe nty-fve f ! jm- ! -Qi' 6 Q WWW Achievement . . . Advertising .... Allen, Cyril ,... Banquet, 1931 ...... Basketball .....,.... Board of Education ..... Boiler Room Knights . Calendar .......... Cheer Leaders .... Coaches ....... Commercial ..,, Contents .1 ......... Curran, Clay C. . . . . Dedication ..... Faculty .,...,.. Flavia, Alice .... Football ..... Foreword ...... Forensics ..,...... Freshman, Class . . . Freshmen, Officers Furze, Wallace . . . G. A. A. ...... . Guldenlode ........ Golddigger Day .... I-iasvold, Hazel G. . . Humor ............ Hunlrius, R. V. Ideal Student .... One hundred twenty-six 'l w Index 65-72 .....95-125 ......17 ......83 43-46, 49 ...11-12 . . . . . .94 ...84-85 ......50 ....39 ....63 9 ....l3 .....2-3 ...14-15 ......17 ...39-42 4 ...34-36 ......33 ....27 ......61 ...56-57 ......87 .,..16 ....93 3 ....67 Juniors, Class ..... Juniors, Officers . . . Junior Play ..... L Club ..... L. H. S. ..... . Miss L. H. S. Music ..... Nugget .... Operetta ......., Organizations . Pep Club ..,...... Quill and Scroll .... . . . Representative Boy . Representative Girl . Salutatorian ....... Scenes ....,.... School Life ....... Seniors, Class ..,.... Seniors, Presidents . Snapshots .....,.. Sophomores, Class . Sophomores, Officers Stabio, Margaret . . . Stovditts ........,. Students' Association Title Page ........ Track .,....... Valedictorian ...,.. Voigt, Carrie M. .. Zuhr, Mrs. Anna .. 'W ,,,,,i:..4 -Miki . K -'ze-c-42' ' -g ns' , 1' -' ' fu 'f' Qr'tff'1f!5'?f-5 yp1'?j5-if f - 'qa'1Hwssrwgr i V xl m ilf'-.a ' ' 1 5 ' V ' K , ,Ti ,fx 1 28-29 27-28 ...88 ...54 ..26 ...70 73-80 58-59 ........86 51-64 ...55 ...62 ......69 . . .72 . .6-8 81-94 18-25 .. ....... 17 87-92 3 1-32 . ...... 30 ...13 5 ...53 . . . 1 47-48 ...71 .. ...... 11 .. ...... I3 '.iv-ni-.mvifsyivlxi Advertising Index Adams Bros. ..... . Ayres Hardware ,... Baggaley and Co. ,... . Baker's Garage ......,.. Battery and Radio Shop . Becich's ...........,... Berry, Dr. ......... , . Black Hills Merc. Co. . . , Black Hills Studio ...,,. Black Hills Radio Dealers Boham's Barber Shop Boyle's Dairy ......,.... Brown Drug Stores . Brown and Saenger ...., Bureau of Engraving Cafe E1 Patio ,.,,..... Casner, Mayor .,..... Clark Store .........,,. Coxey's Service Station .. Curnow, judge .,......, Curran and Curran .,.. Deadwood, City ..., Diner Cafe ...... Fehliman, Dr. , ,.,..,,... ..... . , Ferrero, Lillian ..,........,.....,.. First National Bank, Deadwood .,.... First National Bank, Lead Fish and Hunter ,....,.... . , . . . Gaughan Dairy ......... Glenn's Quick Lunch ..., Granger, Dr. . .,... .. Grant, Dr. ........ . Gushurst, P. A. .. Hamilton Hardware Hearst Mercantile .. Highland Hotel .... Hill's Grocery ....., Hi Way Dept. .. Hodges, Dr. V. R. Homestake Mining Co. . , jackson, Dr. A. S. johnnie's Barber Shop . . . Johnson, Dr. .,........ , Jubilee Billiard Parlor . Kellar, Chambers . . . Kepp-Baertsch Co. , . Kersten, Robert .,... Krilanovich, Matt . . . Kulpaca's Stores . . . Lead City Bakery . , . Lead City Press . Lead Daily Call ., , . Lead Drug Co. .. Lead Steam Laundry ..... Levinson's ......,..... Lilyblacle, Karl .....,.. Lindquist Beauty Shop A... Lobby ......,......,.. Mattson Tire Shop ,... May and Co. ,..... , McBride and Son .... McDonald's , . .,....,. , . , Mile-Hi Tourist Camp ,..,.. Miners' and Merchants' Bank , . Montana-Dakota Power Co. . , Mumford Motor Co. ..... . Newberry's ............. .... New York Life Insurance Co. .,..... . New York Store, Deadwood .......,.. Northwestern Adjustment Co. Oldsmobile Garage ........ Parker, Attorney .................. Pavlovich and Co. ..,......,,,,... . Penn Mutual Life Insurance Co. ,.... . Penney, J. C., Co. ............ . . . Pioneer Fruit Co. .. Racich Bros. Dray .... Raymond Motor Co. ..,. Richardson's .........,., Robbins' Barber Shop ..... Rounsevell Funeral Home Ruth Brothers ............ Ruzick and Ferrero .... Sarich Meat Market .... Schwenning's Garage . . . Siguid Meat Market Star Bakery ,.,..,,..., State School of Mines s . Stone, B., and Son ..... Sudow's ..........,. Swanders Bakery .... Tackabury, R. F. . . . Texaco Co. ...... . Thorpe Jewelry Co. . . Trisco ,,.............. Trezona Beauty Shop ...,. University of S. Dak. , . . . Vallet Cleaners ......., West River Motor Co. . . 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