Lennox High School - Len Kota Yearbook (Lennox, SD)
- Class of 1940
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BOARD OF EDUCATION Standing R L Wrrght J E Matthews Seated P D Popprnga H E Eckert Henry Van Bockern Hanna Brulns Clerk S S Shaw The board of educatron for the Lennox publrc schools IS composed of P D Poppmga Pres Henry Van Bockern They have set therr alms hrgh and have been exceptronally successful 1n prov1d1ng our school wrth an excellent teachmg staff super1or equxpment and mvaluable opportunltles that have not only mamtamecl our school on an equal bases wrth s1m1lar IHSIIILIUOHS but ralsed If to an envrable pos1t1on 1n the state The Lennox Commumty may well be proud of th1s group of educatlonally fars1ghted and progresslve men We as students salute them w1th gratefulness for the essentral part they are playrng rn the shaprng of our destmles .L I Vice Pres.g H. E. Eckert, E. Matthews, and R. L. Wright. 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E11 ju LenKot 1 Standmg Mr ones Mr Sletvold Seated MISS N1chol Mr Mogclc Mr Peters M155 Verry Supt Shaw X DEAN SLETVOLD Pr1nc1pal of h1gh school Subjects Amer1can HIS tory Amer1can Problems Internauonal Relat1on5 Speech ournahsm B S Degree Majors SOC13l Sc1ence Speech and Enghsh Attended Augus tana College Northern Normal ACf1V1f16S our nal15m Debate Oratory and Extemporaneous speakmg M S JONES Subjects Mathernaucs Chem15try B1ology Zool ogy B A Degree Majors H1story Econom1 5 Attended Yanlcton College Un1vers1ty of South ern Cal Un1vers1ty of Mmnesota ACClVlfl8b Athlet1cs VIVIAN VERRY Subjects Home Econom 5 B 'S Home Econom1cs a d S Dali State College tate l ge A 15165 4H Club Hom c Club GRACE NICHOL Subjects Typmg Boolclceepng r Bu51ne55 b A Degree Majors Commerc1al and Moden S S SHAW Supermtendent of Schools Subject5 World Llttraturt Amer1c1n Ilftfifllfl B A Degree M A Degree Majors Speech Educanon Attended Dakota Wesleyan U Un1vers1ty of Iow1 Un1vers1ty of MIDHCSOIB SUPT SHAW L , , : , . , . 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X 1 ., . t, . 7 'FT Languages Attended Yanlcton College Unwer SIIY of S D Un1vers1ty of Colorado Strayers Busmess College W3ShlhgfOD D C lV1Cl s Dramat1cs and Declamatory spealclng LEONARD MOGCK Subjects Engl1sh Commerc1al Law Soc1ology B A Degree Major Soc1al Sc1ence Attended 1t1es Vocal Mus1c K C PETERS Subjects Agr1culture Soc1al Econom1cs Shop B S Degree Major An1mal Husbandry Ar tended Iowa State College S Dak State Col lege Act1v1ty F F A LenKot1 The VOICC of the Students The VOICE of the student assoc1at1on of Len nox H1gh IS expressed through the channel of an elected group of students funct1on1ng as a Student Counc1l Th1s delegat1on IS g1ven the r1ght to mfluence the control of student affalrs The Student Counc1l IS an elected body con s1st1ng of a pres1dent VICE presldent secretary treasurer and a representatlve from each class Elect1on of ofhcers IS held the second week after the start of the second semester These offxcers contmue 1n the1r OH:1C13l capac1ty for one full year The four sen1or olhcers serv1ng the first semester of th1s year were Orv1n Pluclcer PFESI dent who prev1ously had served as v1ce pres1 dent VIVIHH Hofer VICC presldent Dorothy Drake secretary and George Carver treasurer Those talcmg ofhce at the begmnmg of the second semester were Paul Olson pres1dent Larson secretary and Soph1e Beeners treasur er The class representat1ves are Delores I-I1ll man sen1or Delores IS serv1ng her class for the second term Paul Olson the newly elected presldent IS also serv1ng as a representat1ve for the jumor class Robert Hurley IS the sophomore representat1ve and Ardys Wumkes represents the freshman class The Student Counc1l meets once a month to plan the forthcommg student assoc1at1on meet 1ngs and the all school soc1al events The Watermellon Bust held 1n the local park the first Fr1day after the openmg of school 1n the fall IS the 1n1t1al soc1al event on the calendar sponsored by the Student Councll The purpose of th1s event IS to mtroduce the underclassmen and new upperclassmen to our school hfe 1n an mformal manner The second all school soc1al HCIIVICY put on by the Student Councll IS the Chnstmas Party held on the afternoon before school closes for Chr1stmas vacatlon Th1s year the major enterpr1se undertaken by the Student Assoc1at1on was the pubhshmg of dent Counc1l comb1ned 1n putt1ng on LenKota Day and an all school party on May 15th As a final round up of the year s all school events the Councll had charge of plans and arrange ments for the all school PICUIC held the last day of school 8 Standmg Paul Olson Orv1n Pluclcer Seated Evelyn Tellmghwsen Phylhs Larson Soplne Beeners Robert Hurley Ardys Wum lces V1v1an Hofer Dorothy Drake George Carver Delores Hlllman f Q Q Q ' G ' ee as - D . . . . . , , 5 7 ' . 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Le t to Rzgfvt George Carver Dorothy Drake Ruth Dumlce Wllbur Elcoclc Lucrlle F scher Vernon Foclness Vlfgll Fodness Vlvlan Hofer Lena Loats Albert Luclens Delores Nussbaum Orvrn Pluclxer Henry Poppens Vlctor Raclenlberg Melba Ramse Eugene Scllroedermeler Francls Smrt Ellnertha Straatmeyer Lloyd Temple Ileen Tlmmerman Evelyn Tjaden Bessre Van Essen Mr ones aclvrser Not zn Pzcture Roland Mrller Senlors Lenlfota 9 0 0 0 f ' l Delores Hillman . J , ' LenKot 1 AGENA FRIEDA Pep Squad 1 7 Grrls Glee Club I 2 3 Mixed Chorus 3 IepAGraph Staff 3 4H Club I 7 3 Ice Pres 4 H Club 3 ALBERS FANNIE BEENERS SOPI-IIE Student Assn Treas 3 Class Secy 7 Class Treas 1 Pep Squad 1 2 Glrls Glee Clubl 7 3 Mixed Chorus 1 3 Orthes ra 1 7 3 Are You Mr Butterworth 3 IepAGraph Staff 3 LenKota Staff 3 41-I Club 4HC Vre Pres 41-1Clu Pres 4 H Club 3 BURKE EUNICE V1borg S Dal: Tacoma Wash Seattle Wash 1 Albany Ore 7 Sunnyxale Cal 3 Glrls Glee Club 3 lV11xed Chorus 3 Debate 3 Are You Mr Butterworth 3 IepAGraph Staff 3 CAMMACK IOLA La e Vrew Ia I Z CAMIVIACK RAY L e Vew I 1 7 Football3 Baslcet all 3 s Glee Club 3 Mixed Chorus 3 Are You Mr Butter worth 3 PepAGraph StaH 3 COURFY ROXFINI: Gxrls Glee Club 1 Mlxed Chorus I Z 3 chesrral 7 3 Instrumen al Sololstl 7 3 Humorous De lama on 7 3 PepAGraph Staff 3 4 H Club 1 CROWLEY LAXVREINCE orus 7 3 F IODNESS FLORENCE Pep A Graph Staff 3 4 H Club 1 7 GEDSTAD FRANCIS s GIeeClubI F F A1 GOEMAIN FRANCES Girls Glee Clubl 7 3 MlX0d Chorus PepA Graph Staff 3 GREER MARX rls Glee Club I 7 3 Mxxed Chorus 1 Z 3 re You Nlr Butterworth 3 PepAGraph Staff 3 Cu I I-IALVORSON JUNIOR IFIVQ year studentl Tray Mmn I 7 Football 4 I Club 4 Student Manager Basketball 4 Galahad ones 4 Pep AGraph Stal? 4 IenKota Staff 4 IBEN DELMA 4 I-I Club I 2 JOHNSON DALE Class Vlce Pres 7 Are You Mr Butterworth A KNOCK MARLFS Girls Glee Clubl 2 3 Mixed Claorusl Z 3 Orchestra 2 3 4I'I Cu LARSON PI-IYLLIS S uzlent Assn Se y 3 Class Se y 1 Girls Glee Club M horus I O stra I st umental Soloist 1 7 3 Debate 3 Poetic Declamatron 3 PepAGraph Staff 3 Lenlfota Staff 3 4H Club 7 3 Pres 4H Club 7 Vxce Pres 41-I Club 3 LUDENS MELVIN Boys Glee Club 1 Are You Mr Butterworth 3 A 12 MATTHEWS DORIS Pep Squad 1 Z 3 Cheer Leader 7 3 Glrls Glee Club 3 Orchestra I 7 3 Girls Vocal Ensemble Mixed Vocal Ensemble 3 Vocal Soloxst 3 Vrce Pres Glee Club 7 Secy Glee Club 3 Are You Mr Butterworth 3 PepAGraph Staff 3 Art Editor LenKota Staff 3 Club 1 2 MILLFR SI-IEI BY Class Pres 1 7 3 Baslcetbal13 Baseball 7 Boys Glee u 1 Mlxe Chorus I 7 O t estra I Boys Vocal Ensemble 7 3 'VIULLER HENRY Football 3 Boys Glee Club 1 7 3 N1 xed Chorus 1 ebate I O DONINFI L RICHARD OLSOIN PAUL Student Assn Pres 3 Student Counc1l Representatne 7 3 Debate 2 3 Or1gmalOratory 3 F F A I 7 PFTERSOIN GENE 'aton S Dalt I 7 tball 3 17 F A 'SAMPICA DONALD SCI-IROEDERIVIEIER RUTH Girls Glee Club I Mixed Chorus 1 Girls and IN11xed Nocal IN1us1c Accornpamst 7 3 Orchestra I 7 3 Str1 g uartet 7 Instrumental Sololsr 1 7 3 Debt re You Mr Butterworth 3 Iep A Graph Staff 3 4 H u I SIIXINIING I-OMMO A SIININING JOHN SMITH MARVIS Kansas City Mo I IeMars Iowa Wfashlngton I-Ixgh Sioux F lls 7 3 STEEVER DELORES Sloux Falls 1 Orchestra 2 3 Instrumental Soloist PepA Graph Staff 3 Lenlcota Staff 3 TELLINGI-IUISEN EVELYN Vxce Pres Student Assn 3 Pep Squad I 7 3 Cheer Lea er 3 Girls Glee Club I 7 3 Mixed Cho is I 3 Orl ra 1 Z 3 Are You Mr Butterworth 3 Asso Ed PepAGraph 3 LenKota Staff 3 4H Cu 173 Secy4HC1ub3 TELLINIGHUISEN GERALD Football 3 L Club 3 PepAGraph Staff 3 F F A TPIOIVIS BERNARD Bo s Glee Club I 2 3 Mixed Chorus 1 7 3 re You Mr Butterworth 3 WILKINSON ELLSWORTI-I Football Z 3 Boys Glee Club I 2 3 Mrxed Chorus 1 2 3 Boys Vocal Ensemble 3 Vo al Soloist 3 In trumentaISolo1st 2 3 Orchestra 1 2 3 Debatel 7 3 Are Your Mr Butterworth 3 PepAGraph Staff 3 A WILTS EUNICE Gxrs Glee Clubl 2 3 Mixed Chorus I 2 3 Are You 1V1r Butterworth 3 41-I Clubl 2 3 .,. .sn .Y ss W, .YW Y Q 1, 3, 1 7 37-I 7: - I 1 I ,H LV' 1, 3- 2 I 1 I 7 -, 4 '7 7, 7 33 ' ' . 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L11'11OI'S Left to Rxglvt Frxeda Agena Fanme Albers Eunice Burke Soplue Beeners Ray Cammiclc Iola Cammaclc Rozene Courey Lawrence Crowley ,ga Florence Foclness Francs Gedstad Frances Goeman Mary Greer Ju 1 Xfiiflvorso Delmg fb Dale ohnso 54244 S Hoe 'slr yllxs Larson ev L 'VJ rye? gens Matt Shelby Miller Henry Rxcha Yyjn P O dn l lryZe?,rfc:'A!l,lJ qv' fy fl HC? f onad Small l'1 Schroza ommo Smnm ohn S1 Deo ,K fu rv- mlth 'I 7-fygvelyn Tellmghursen ' Gerald Tellmghunsen Bernard Thoms Ellsworth Wxlknns NX Eunice Wxlts .fldvxsers Miss V rr c P' X VVVJQQ' W 'X 'V in 4, uv Lenlfot I 4' xl 5 Knllsx warg, L ,A L LenKota Sophomores Fzrst Ron ohanna Albers Gertle Boom Betty Cavm Wxllxam Cavm Gall Carver Second Row Helen Drake Lloyd Fodness Adnan Elcock Delorxs Folclcen Llllran Gibson Yvonne Grayson Kenneth Hooge straat Thxrd Row Robert Hurley Albert Hagemeler Hilda Hyrommus oyce acobs anet avers Dorothy Kuhlmeler Fourlb Row Maxine Larson Charles Ludens Wlllard Miller Leanor Murra Louis Naatjes Calvm Schrrever oseph Stubsten F1 lb Row Maxlne Selleg Llzzle Schrlever Alvm Smnmg Phyllrs Simon Louxsa Belle Smnmg Helen Smmng Alvm Thnes Sxxtln Row Curtis Van Roelcel Wlllxam Wxldeboer Theresa Walther Bernetce Westerman Roberta Wxlknnson Advzsers Miss Nzchol Mr Sletvold Not xn Pzcture Robert Muller Pearl Ogden Elmer Schoffelman Largest Class in HISCOYY of School Not nearly as fresh nor as green as a year ago, 48 sophomores, now nearmg the com pletlon of thexr under classmen days, form a v1tal part of Lennox lugh school Lloyd Fod ness has headed the class durlng the past year, wlth Roberta Wllklnson as VICC Presrdent, 14 Pearl Ogden, Secretary Treasurer, and Bob Hurley, class representative The class IS known for its wlde awake actlv 1t1es They began wlth a Halloween party, Oct 31 Thelr sprmg party, March 15, was one of the l1vel1est occaslons of the year, and the sen satron of the school o o o o 11- M t F Q. . TJ , . , .7 .. .7 , . 5 a 1 I a H sr. A 1 1 ' ' I , ',' ' ,J J ,J J , '- I ' , ,' ', , ' ', ' 'J - : . ,.. ., ..,, .. s . ..7 .., . .. . : . 3 .. . , , . , .. . :' ' , . . . . : ., , I rt sa er 77 - l Freshmen LenKota Fzrst Row George Albers Harrls Behrends George Boom Alvm Bunger Marvm Beeners Second Row Francis Dvorak Chrlstme Camp Lawrence Elcock Betty ea'1 Fodness Bob Harms Bette Halvorson Verlyn Hofer Tfnrd Row Stanley ohnson Martm Hoffman Lorrame ohnson Sarah Ann ohnke ohn Ludens Mavis Musch Fourth Row Ardus Muller Verna Nelson Forest Nordman Dale Olson Weldon Plucker Leo Peterson Fx tl? Row Florene Stewart Gladys Smxt Annabelle Slnnmg Ida Stratmeyer Louis S1epkes Melvm Schoffelman ackne Szxtlv Row ohn Smit Lee Tj3dCH erome Wexse Ardys Wumkes Mary Young Advisers Mr Shaw Mr Peters Freshmen are Actlve Addltlon to School Upperclassmen looked wxth skeptxcrsm upon the extra ordmanly small freshmen at the start of the school year 1939 40 hut before many weeks they had cause to doubt thelr hasty Judg ment In every Held of scholastlc and extra currxcular HCCIVIIY, at least one freshman was outstandmg They had athletes, they had mu s1c1ans, they had speakers, rn fact they had everythlng Marvln Beeners, presldent, FFHHCIS Dvorak v1ce presldent, Lawrence Elcock secretary treasurer, and Ardys Wumkes, class representa tlve, led their classmates wlth outstandmg per sonal records Thelr one socxal gathermg of the year, was a Halloween party held Oct 31 15 o o o o I : 7 A 7 7 I 9 I ' I ' , 4' , , J- , , , ' I J , ' , ' J , J ,J , ' - : Y 7 3 7 7 ' 'f I , H J , ' ' , ' ,J ' Steever. 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I 7 , o I 4 u . , - , - , N, , , if fL6HKOt'1 A Message From the School The foregolng sectlon of the LenKo a has presented to you the 1940 semor JLIIIIOI' sopho mor and freshmen classes of Lennox I-hgh Sclool They are among rh s ven mnhon young people who are today passxng through rl e Am rlcan educatlonal system They should be 1f w wlsh to make th1s mo e lntxmate Len noxs greatest contrlbutlon toward Am rlcan ldeall m Today thos young people are enjoy mg the p 1V1lSS7CS accorded to rh m by the past and pres nt gen r t on of tax pay rs Tomor row they will due to the course o human na ture be forced to assume tn r soons1b1l1t1es t at are today carrled by then' parents Not ony wlll they be called upon to carry these respons1b1l1t1es but also new ones whxch w111 be constantly added as long as ou c1v1l1zat1on con tmees to d velop It is our bellef that th p ople of the com mumty have a right to ask what IS the edu cat1onal system dom to d v op the finest qualltles of humanity 111 the young folks? Is our s hool teaching a workable educ non? I lf of the klnd they can follow up and develop 1nto the cont1nuous culture of a l1fet1me9 Is lf lmpartlng the type of knowledge and the sense of responslbxllty so these future c1t1zens w1ll become better c1t1zens 1n a greater democracy? W1ll If h lp john or Mary to enjoy l1fe and se k IIS rxcher benefits? These questxons and 16 many others of equal 1mportance are constantly confrontxng the educators of today We can t help bellevlng rhar the buslness of the school IS to Chang the character of people so as to lmprove human nature To know that fundamentally human natu e ns pretty much the same We should at the same t1me reallze that each human bemv has ln h1mself certaln poss1b1l1t1es which our educatlonal sy tem en deavors to br1ng out In order that th1s may be done lf IS xmperatwe that a sense of duty and r spons1b1l1ty be taught together w1th facts After all duty d termxnes destmy and dlscharg mv duty may not always result rn outward success but pursumg If IS always sure and safe and honorable There rs another aspect of th1s phllosophy that should not be neglected Pur sulng duty entalls the development of phystcal mental so 1al and rel1g1ous aspects of l1f6 whlch tends to burld up self rellance and self con hdence Now w1th th1s four fold program 1n mind we a e attemptmg to 1nst1ll tn the stu dents a love for a rrcher and fuller llfe 1n harmonv w1th the best lnterests of a democratlc soc1ety In pres ntlng these classes of 1940 to com pete w1th the seven mxllxon other school boys and school gxrls If IS 1n all s1ncer1ty that we trust our efforts 1n developlng fh1S fourfold program in their behalf w1ll be of lastlng value to them S K 5 O Q O . . h . 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J e . 4 H CLUB Seated First Row Dorxs Mattews Betty Cavm Yvonne Grayson Maxme Selleg Mavis Musch Ida Straatmeyer Second Ron Mary Young Dorothy Kulxmerer anet avers Arclus Muller Annabelle Sxnnxng Thxra' Row Delores Nussbaum Ruth Dumke Sara Ann ohnke Rozene Courey Mary Greer Phyllis Larson Standzng Miss Verry Glaycls Smit Frleda Agena Loursa Belle Slnmng Ruth Schroedermemr Eumce WIJIS Hllda Hyrommus Delores Steever Bessle Van Essen Evelyn Tellmghulsen oyce aobs Sophie Beeners L1zz1e Schrelver Mazxne Larson Rena Wlldeboer Delorxs Fokken Florence Foclness Florene Stewart Lorraine ohnson Lena Loats Chnstme Camp ean Smmng F F A CLUB Le t to Rzgfvt Adnan Elcock olm Ludens ohn Smnmg Alvxn Bunger Alvln Smnmg Lee Tjaclen -Jackle Steever Lloyd Temple Curtis Van Roekle Bob Harms Lawrence Elcock Stanley ohnson Fommo Smnmg Kenneth Hoogestraat Mr Peters Lenlfota Clubs HOME EC CLUB Demonstratzng oyce acobs Roberta Wrlkrnson Sealed Pearl Ogden Helen Drake Loulsa Belle Snnmng Betty Cavm Maxine Larson Mavls Muscb Ida Straatmeyer Alyce Mxller Helen Smnmg Anna belle Smnmg Bette Halvorson Maxine Selleg Johanna Albers Slandzng eanSlnn1ng Lorra ne olanson Yvonne Grayson Llzzxe S hrelver Delorls Foklcen Rena Wlldeboer Florene Stewart Arclus Muller Betty ean Foclness ean Smnmg Llllxan Gibson Gertle Boom Bernice Westerman Ardys Wumkes Verna Nelson Phyllls Slmon Miss Verry 17 o 0 0 Q 7 5 7 7 7 7 ! '5 7 7 J J , , - 5 7 7 J 7 , , : Y 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 ,J Jr, 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 J 7 , ,J , Me, -J J , - 5 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 3 1 y 7 7 -'J , 1J , 7 C 7 7 7 7 7 J ,J 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 - f f ,J ,J 7 7 7 7 J 9 7 , 7 J , 7 7 - - LenKot1 Clubs lennox H1gh School boasts of three SKIDI bOC13l XOC3fl0l13l clubs hsted as extra curr1cular 1ct1x1t1es Nlemberslnp 111 two of these clubs 18 open to all students namely the 4 H Club and the F F A 4 H CLUB PrLs1dent Soplne B enets X 1et Prev ent FYI da Agtna Qetretary Fxelyn Ttll1HQl1Ll1S 11 1112, lea er Ruth Sehro d rmuer The Lennox H1qh School Home Crafters 4H club IS orgamzed every fall 111 order to 3CCO1Tlpl1Sll the worlc reqtured for each proyect The proyect th1s year dealt w1th clotlnng There are fortx members 1n the club at the present t1me fall to present the ceruhcates and awards to the members who completed the1r projects the pI'CV10L1b xear A medal IS g1VC1l to the members for Llxlllblflllg th1s project on aclnexement du or 11n1or Fa1r for Cl0IUO1lSU'lflI'lSl or enttrmg 1e stxle FCVICW and a chevron IS U11 en to the lf 1f she IS chosen to represent the county 111 any 4 H worlc at the state falr I-IGMEMAKING CLUB Pres1dent Roberta W1lk1USOll XIICS Pres1dent Ardys W umlces Secretary oyce acobs Treasurer Florene Stewart Song Leader Phylhs Snnon Ch er Leader Betty Halxorsoxa The latest add1t1on to the c1rcle of clubs and organ1zat1ons IS the Home Malcmg Club whxch 18 was organwed 111 Lennox Hugh S hool last fall lVlembersh1p 18 llIT11fCCl to g1rls enrolled 111 voca f1OI13l homemalcmg The club has grown stead1ly from 1ts charter membersnlp of 17 to the present enrollment of 27 composed ent1rely of freshmen and sopho more g1rls Th1s club fulfills a rather vltal need 111 the domesuc and soc1al held IIS purpose 15 to correlate homemalcmg mth the dex elopment of personahtx leaderslnp 1n1t1at1xe and soc1al po1se lVleet1ngs are l1eld once a month at wh1ch t1me the g1rls d1scuss the work and 311115 of tl1e c u F F A CLUB Pres1dent Lloyd Temple Fran 18 G dstad lxenneth Hoogstraat X 1Ce Pres1dent S ere arx Ttea Irer Lawten L El oclc R1portt1 Ellsworth VK 1llClI1SOI'I The Future Farmers of Amer1c1 lb the a f1OIl3l organ1zat1on of farm boys studung voca I10113l agr1culture 1n the pubhc h1gh schools through out the Umted States and IIS posses s1ons The Sundstrom F F A chapter, located at Lennox, IS composed of 75 members It was named alter Andrew Sundstrom former mem ber of the local chapter, and ex nauonal pf6S1 dent of the F F A Throughout the club year contests are held 1n wh1ch the boys part1c1pate These contests 111ClL1ClC hvestoclc judglng, crop judgmg, dalry contests, and meat judgmg The outstanchng soc1al event of the year IS the an nual Father Son banquet Y W we Y 7,7 ,Y Q C O O Q I - 7' - 'l D ' A . 7 H N I: D 5 - . 1- Q 1 ' v - s- s . - - ',, . 1 ' Y., l I, 5,3 Qld. - , . 3: H A IN 'I ' I x -F C ,Ula x -Q Q Vx T ,- ' ' A . l b. A recognition banquet or party, is held each L 1 - - ' L ' s1 Q - - - e ' ' cr F' c ' - r x ' ' - t ,. - - - 5 v '7' ' L- g l V' r . . - - 7 I . I T sg-' - A - f ' ' 1 , ' ' ' - - ,. 7 X . . -- Q ' --rr lf AJ I . . . 1 - . . 1 ' . . . . - - - - - ze - 77 Le HKGGI .- ,W . MUSIC . . . . MIXED ENSEMBLE BOYS QUARTETTE Let to Rzght Dots Matt ws Do othy Drake Let to Rzgfvt Orvm Plucket Ellsworth Wrlkrn Orvrn Plucker Eugene S hroederm 1er Delores son Eugene S hroedermel r Sh lby Miller Ac I-Illman Vxvxan I-Iofer compamst Dorothy Drake INSTRUMENTAL SOLOIST GIRLS SEXTETTE Standmg Phyllls Sxmons Francs Smt D lores Steever Ellsworth Wllk1HSOH Ardys Wumkes Let to Right Dans Matth WS Ardys' Wumkes Phyllis Lar on Dorothy Drake Helen Drake Delores I-lrllman Seated Rozene Courey Ruth S hro d rm 1er V1v1an Hofer Small Ensembles Sololsts and ensemble Groups of Lennox High School are chosen from the p rsonnel of the orchestra and Belcanto club All vocal sololsts and ensembles partlcrpated ln the Sub regronal muslc contest held at Canton Apr1l 4 No defimte ratxngs were grv n the judges merely decrded whrch should be ellglble to at tend the Regronal contest at Vermrlhon Those who won the rrght to attend were The boys quartet the mlxed sextette Dorothy Drake contralto Orvm Plucker tenor and Ellsworth xV1lk1nson barrtone Otne solors nd g oups attendlng the Canton conte L w e the gl ls sextette Dons Matthews soorano Helen Drake Mezzo Soprano Eugene Schro der meter bass Delores Steever trombone Ells worth Wllk1HSOH cornet and Francis Smrt clarrnet Several 1nstrumental sololsts whlch were ex empt from the Sub reglonal competltlon, but who entered the Regional contest mcluded 19 7 . 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V n . . .. 7 7 7 . , . 7 7 7 7 7 7 ' LenKot 1 Ardys Wumkes, v1ol1n Phyll1s Slmon v1ola, Rozene Courey cello Ruth Schroedermeler, p1ano and Phy1l1s Larson, bass v1ol At the state reglonal contest at V6fm11l1OH the m1xed ensemble Dorothy Drake and Phylhs Larson won DIVISION 1 I'atl11gS and thus the r1ght to enter the reg1onal contest at St Paul May 16 17 and 18 Phyllls Larson also brought hlgh prals XTLIQIC 1V1us1c IS one of the most outstandmg flelds of extra curr1cular act1v1t1es 1n Lennox h1gh school w1th almost half of rhe students par t1c1pat1ng many 1n several phases Over a long per1od of t1me the orchestra composed of both h1gh and grade school stu dents organ1zed 1n 1931 by MISS 1-1enr1etta Smxth 1ts present dlrector has been outstand 1ngly successful both IU contest work and 1n provldmg valuable muslcal tra1n1ng for the stu dents The 1940 orchestra composed of 41 members presented several select1ons at the annual m1d year concert 1n Decemb r 111 coord1nat1on wxth grade and jumor hlgh school vo al and mstru mental groups At the reg1ona1 contest held at Vermllllon Apr1l 20 th1s group rece1ved a sup r1or ratmg The organ1zat1on IS a well balanced group w1th a hne and large representauon of 1nstru m nts MISS Sm1th who has stud1ed v1o11n cello and bass v1ol spec1a11zes 1n the development of the str1ng sect1ons of the orchestra The 1n StfUm8Htat10n IS d1v1ded 1nto the followmg sec t1ons 9 Hrst v1ol1ns 10 second v1ol1ns 4 cellos 3 vlolas 3 bass v1ols 5 clar1nets 2 cornets and one each of trombone French horn saxophone oboe and p1ano The vocal department und r the d1rect1on of Mr Mogck IS d1v1ded 1nt0 three d1v1s1ons the Belcanto club or m1xed chorus the g1rls glee 20 herself and the school when after be1ng chosen to represent the orchestra at the Stolcowslu audltlons, she was one of the few hlgh school entrants to rate 1n the top group and finally aft r an aud1t1on w1th Professor Pepmslcy of the Un1vers1ty of Nlmnesota won the r1ght to attend the fmal aud1t1ons at lV11nneapol1s May 25 where she w1ll be heard by Leopold Stolcow s 1 club and the boys glee club W1th a few excep t1o1s all the members of the glee clubs are repre s nted 1n the chorus a total of 50 members The group 15 approprlately garbed 1n w1ne colored surpl1ces worn over black slclrts for the g1rls and black trousers for the boys Every student Ln the Lennox hlgh school IS U1VCD the opportumty to smg w1th the vocal groups at th beg1nn1ng of the year and to par t1c1pate 1n the annual December concert El1m1nat1on beg1ns soon after the commence ment of the second semester to form the group whlch w1ll eventually enter the sprlng mus1c contests The g1rls glee club IS an outstandmg organ 1zat1on wlth a grow1ng 11st of hlgh ratlngs ln compet1t1ve events Th1s group has attended state muslc contests three t1mes pr1or to 1940 ga1n1ng two excellents and one super1or ratmg The present glee club IS composed of 9 first sopranos 10 second sopranos and 11 contraltos Twenty flve boys rema1ned w1th the boys glee club throughout the present year Thexr record 1n contest work has been constantly 1mprov1ng unt11 th1s year they rece1ved the hlghest rat1ng g1ven to any of the large vocal groups from Lennox 1-11gh School The first tenor sect1on made up almost ent1rely of unchanged VOICES, 1ncludes 10 boys Four boys smg second tenor seven barltone and four bass n W Y i 7Y YW iYY K 9 9 9 9 9 , . ' 9 9 9 . , 0 . . . , , ., 3 9 - 9 9 9 - 9 ' .e to lc. 1 f . 1 n 9 ' ' . . . . . . . ' - - 1 . - 0 . , t. , . 7 1 - x - y, ' . . . , , , . . . . 9 9 fa ' ' - - . . . . . 7 5 3 . S . . . . 1 C ' . . . 9 9 . . . 9 . . . . , D . . . . . c . , , . . . . , , . ' 9 9 9 , 9 9 9 9 , 9 9 9 9 - . , 0 A ' ' - , V . , : . , 9 9 9 ' ORCHESTRA Director-Henrietta Smith Second Violin First Violin Ardys Wumkes Shelby Miller Helen Drake Lenore Legel Ruth Schroedermeier Berneice Poppinga Doris Matthews Evelyn Tellinghuisen Pearl Ogden David Drake Melba Ramse Lorraine johnson Betty Lou Brockman Viola Barr Phyllis Simon Phyllis Larson Sophie Beeners Leanor Murra Cornet Marles Knock Priscilla Fokken Betty jean Fodness Cello Oboe . , French Horn Marianne Miller Rozene Courey Roberta Wilkinson Martin Hoffman Delores Nussbaum Clarinets Gladys Smit Dorothy Kuhlmeier Francis Smit Arlette Everett Bette Halvorson Yvonne Grayson Piano Laurelle Baker Ardis Poppinga Phyllis Jacobs Lenlfota Saxophone Francis Fodness Henry Muller Ellsworth Wilkinson Donald Halvorson Trombone Deloris Steever Dorothy Drake MIXED CHORUS Third' Ixow Doris Matthews Dorothy Drake ackie Front Row Sophie Beener Ardys Wumkes Mavis Mush Delores Nussbaum Frieda Agena Phyllis Larson Helen Sinning Deloris Fokken Rozene Courey Pearl Ogden Second Row Delores Hillman Ileen Timmerman El bertha Straatmeyer Ida Straatmeyer Bette Halvorson Lucille Fischer Vivian Hofer Mary Greer Leanor Murra Ruth Dumke Frances Goeman Maries Knock Evelyn Tellinghuisen Steever Verlyn Hofer Henry Poppens Vernon Fodness George Carver Bob Hurley Lawrence Crowley Eunice Burke Roberta Wilkinson Ruth Schroedermeier M Mogck Bar Row Eunice Wilts William Wildeboer Adrian Elcock Orvin Plucker Shelby Miller Lawrence EI ock Eugene Schroedermeier Wilbur Elcock Lloyd Fodness Bernard Thoms Ray Cammack Henry Muller Helen Drake Phyllis Simon , i , A . 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J ' , ' , - k I ' , , Y Y Y 7 7 Y C 1 , , , , , , , , , , , , , , . , . 21 Lenlfot 1 GIRLS CHORUS Front Ron A clys Xvumkes Mavis Nlus lm lcla S raarmeyer Delore Nussbaum Frl :la Agena Luc lle F1scl1er Delorls Fokken Rozene Courey Helen Srnn ng Ruth Dum Pearl Ogd n Mzddle Row Soplne Beene s Dans Matthexss Dorothy Drake Eun1 Burke Marles Knak Roberta W1lk1UbOH Delores H1llman Ruth Scliroecl ermener Pluyllrs Slmon XIXVIHU Hofer Mr Mogck Bark Ron Bette I-Ialvorson Ellnerrha Straarmeyer Ileen Txmmerman Evelyn Tellmglmmsen Leanor Murra Franc s Goeman Mary Greer Helen Drake Eumce Wrlts Pl1yll1s Larson BOYS CHORUS Front Row Alvm Bunger Verlyn Hofer Cums Van Roekel Dale Olson Jack Steever Henry Pop pens Adnan Elcock Second Row Wllllam Wlld6bODF, Louxs Naatjes, John Smlt, Lloyd Foclness, Shelby M1ller, Lawrence 22 Elco k Eugene Schroeclermexer Ray Cammack Mr Mogck Back ROW Bernard Thoms Orvm Plucker George Carver Wllbur Elcock, Lawrence Crowley, Bob Hurley, Vernon Foclness, Henry Muller H, if K 7 ' ' - - 7 Y -' 7 - 7 7 e 7 5 7 3 7 7 V 7 7 ' ' 1 7 7 l x 7 B 'j , ' , ' 3 1,, D . ' . . l , A-, e . , , V 1. I v V 1 1 n . ' 1 7 7 a '- 7 7 7 I' , C2 , C', , . 1,.a,J,iH ' wif, .. . , I 3 . .. 5 A . ,. A 5- , 4 . , .y Q 1 2 7 , ff 33 -. Ts -a ,, M Q A ,, 7 5 7 7 7' 7 7 7 ' 7 7 7 ' ' 7 ' I 7 7 LCHKOf3 ournalism . . LENKOTA STAFF Seated: Doris Matthews, Paul Olson, Delores Hill- man, Vivian I-lofer. Standing: Orvin Plucker, Mr. Sletvold, Eugene Schroedermeier, Evelyn Tellinghuisen, Junior Hal- The LenKota staff has foreseen the fact that when our high school days are over, the pleasant thoughts and the reminders of our school days will gradually fade into the past. To bring back some of these happy memories in future years, the LenKota staff has prepared the 1940 yearbook. The LenKota aims to present a vivid picture of our high school activities so that the usurping hand of time will not steal away for- ever the fascinating moments of our school life. A great deal of credit is due to the LenKota staff for their sincere efforts to make this year- book better than that of any of the preceding years. The editor Delores Hillman, who through untiring efforts has made the LenKota an in- teresting portrayal of school life. She has been ably assisted by aul Olson, associate editor, vorson, Delores Steever, Vernon Fodness, Phyllis Larson, Bessie Van Essen, Ruth S:hroedermeier, Joyce Jacobs, Roberta Wilkinson, Sophie Beeners Bessie Van Essen and Joyce Jacobs, class editor and assistant class editor respectively, Delores Steever, activity editor, Sophie Beeners, clubs, Ruth Schroedermeier, music, Eugene Schroeder- meier, publications, Phyllis Larson, forensics, junior Halvorson, athletics, and Vernon Fod- ness, school life. The art work on the division pages, one of the features we consider outstand- ing in our 1940 LenKota, was done entirely by Doris Matthews. No annual can be a success without sufficient financial backing, and this was taken care of in an exceptionally commendable manner by Orvin Plucker, Business Manager and Vivian Hofer, Circulation Manager. Their assistants were Roberta Wilkinson and Evelyn Tellinghuisen. S-gylyiiltit fi, it tg Q. Q-vslgyf QFVNN Fa ,MS Ks- ills' pr flililxfllllyll,lll?i,,Vl,tllll T LenKota Lennox high school takes pride in its paper, The Lennox High School Pep-A-Graph, not only because it has taken seven first place rat- ings during the past ten years in departmental papers in its division, but also because it paints a graphic and word picture of realistic school life. The journalism class serves as a feeding field for the Pep-A-Graph staff, which is changed every semester. Classified as a depart- mental paper, it is published as a full page paper in the Lennox Independent each weekg a policy foreign to most departmental school papers. The paper was edited by Delores Hillman the first semester of this year, as a carry-over of last year, with all former members of the staff serving. Vivian Hofer, former associate editor took over at the start of the second semester. Repeating its past performances, the paper re- ceived both a first place rating, and an All- State Superior in SDI-ISPA competition last fall. Arrangements have been made to enter the Pep-A-Graph for an All-American rating this year. PEP-A-GRAPH STAFF Seated: Sophie Beeners, Dorothy Drake, Delores Hill- man, Vivian Hofer, Delores Steever, Evelyn Tellinghuisen, Orvin Plucker. Standing, First Row: Phyllis Larson, Bessie Van Essen, Florence Fodness, Eunice Burke, Mary Greer, Rozene 24 Courey, Ruth Schroedermeier, Frieda Agena, Eunice Wilts, Frances Goeman, Melba Ramse, Doris Matthews. Bark Row: Mr. Sletvold, Lloyd Temple, George Carver, Eugene Schroedermeier, Vernon Fodness, Gerald Telling- huisen, Junior Halvorson, Ray Cammack, Paul Olson. - 'Jyj' l te. - 'Q .lv ll' 1,0 4 ,A ,gf Lenlfota 43 fy fy' fiffilp orensics . . . . , Y' .i' a' Q ,W ww ,af if DEBATE Seated: Delores Hillman, Orvin Plucker, Paul Olson, Vivian l-lofer, Phyllis Larson. Standing, First ROW: Verlyn Hofer, Phyllis Simon, Yvonne Grayson, Louisa Belle Sinning, Deloris Fok- ken, Elorene Stewart, Mavis Musch, Christine Camp. Second Row: Sara Ann Johnke, Joyce Jacobs, Another successful debate season closed this year with the participation in the regional tourn- ament held at Vermillion. The squad took part in 93 inter-school debates, 40 of which were decisional. Of this number they received 24 victories and 16 loses. Almost all the schools met this year were larger than Lennox. The debaters were awarded two trophies for the school this season. The freshman and sopho- more teams, Phyllis Simon and Verlyn Hofer on the negative side, and Louisa Belle Sinning and Yvonne Grayson on the affirmative, re- ceived one at the Freshman-Sophomore tourna- ment held at Yankton. The other was the dis- trict debate trophy received at the district for- ensic tournament held at Parker. Ar this tourn- ament, the squad won sweepstakes, winning every debate in which they participated, and taking first in original oratory and extemporan- janet Javers, Arclus Muller, Lorraine Johnson, Ruth Schroedermeier, Eunice Burke, Maxine Larson, Jean Sinning. Bark Row: Lloyd Temple, Eugene Schroedermeier, Ray Cammack, Henry Muller, Vernon Fodness: Daryl Adair, Dale Olson, Jerome Weise, Billy' 5 K K Wildeboer. Mr. Sletvold, Coach. 5 N Delores Hillman and Orvin Plucker, the affirm ative, and Orvin Plucker and Paul Olson on' eous speaking. The first squad debaters wereai x the negative. Paul won in oratory and Orviifq X Xi in extemporaneous speaking. At the region tournament, the group was eliminated tg? U second round, but considering that they met engxi x X Q 7 ' tirely class ' A' schools they are to be complik mented for going as far as they did. .V i Those members of the squad who have re-' ceived certincates of highest honors in the Na- tional Forensic League are, Delores Hillman, Orvin Plucker, Paul Olson and Vivian Hofer. Others having earned membership in the Na- tional Forensic League are, Lloyd Temple, Phyllis Larson, Eunice Burke, Henry Mulle Phyllis Simon, Yvonne Graygon, Louisa l iff f sinnifig, -aaa Verlyn M iami X .ff V W f M P fr,-I0 ry., , Qflfl fl ' ll vaio' ll I ' A 1? lp A glen. 1 . e.,LenKota Lenlfoka Plays Dramatics in Lennox High School, while not considered a major or year-round activity, pro- vides the main method of financing the various classes and organizations. The first production each fall is by the Senior class, with the Junior class giving their play in the early spring. The returns from these plays are used to pay for a gift to the school and senior expenses, and for the junior-senior banquet respectively. A third program was added to the list this year, the LenKota program, consisting of a series of four one-act plays and pantomimes interspersed with musical numbers. The True Story of Captain John Smith a pantomime, presented by mem- bers of the speech class, was a humorous take- off on the well known character. Squaring It Witli The Bossf, the second play presented by the speech class, was of a more serious nature, but with a lively tempo. These were under the direction of juDean Sletvold. l'In the Sudsf' was cast with three characters selected from among the student body, it demonstrated the proper method for a hen-pecked husband to cope with a lordly wife, and her mother, and was under the direction of Miss Grace Nichol. The faculty of Lennox High School presented the fourth play Belle and Bill, an old-fash- ioned melodrama, in the form of a pantomime. GALAHAD JONES Galahad Jones, a three-act comedy play, was given by the senior class on December 6 and 7. The play centered around the actions of a boy about 16 years of age, who visualized every- thing as it was in the days of King Arthur. In his desire to help some lady in distress and play the part of some gallant knight, he became in- volved with some rough and uncouth men who threatened his life. These men were brought to justice, and Galahad was given the credit for their arrest. The cast consisted of: Vernon Eodness as Galahad Jonesg Delores Nussbaum, Vivian Hofer, Eugene Schroedermeier, Bessie Van Essen, Delores Hillman, Ileen Timmerman, Virgil Fodness, junior Halvorson, George Carver, Lloyd Temple, Evelyn Tjaden, and Wilbur Elcock. ARE YOU MR. BUTTERWDRTHM This year's junior class presented the mystery, comedy play Are You Mr. Butterworth?,' on March 14. It was different than any other given here for some time in that it took place in the lobby of a hotel complete with elevator and tea- room. Mr. Butterworth had recently purchased the hotel and was coming to claim it. Before his arrival, however, a suitcase of diamond samples belonging to one of the hotel patrons was thought to be stolen. When five hundred was onrered for the return of the jewels, some employees of the hotel commenced to work on the case, each believing he had the criminal. When Mr. Butterworth finally arrived, it was discovered that the diamonds had not been stolen after all. The cast included: Ray Cammack, Dale Johnson, Sophie Beeners, Eunice Burke, Ellsworth Wilkinson, Ruth Schroedermeier, Eunice Wilrs, Henry Muller, Doris Matthews, Evelyn Tellinghuisen, Mary Greer, Bernard Thoms, Melvin Ludens, Shelby Miller, Delma Iben, Delores Steever, Gene Peterson and Florence Fodness. i .. . 4... .4. . BELLE AND BILL: Mr. Jones, Mr. Peters, IN THE SUDS: Lorraine SQUARING IT WITH THE BOSS: Miss Nichol, Mr. Shaw, Miss Verry, Mr. Johnson, Billy Wildeboer, Eugene Schroedermeier, Charlie Ludens Qin Sletvold. Mr. Mogck not in picture. Maxine Larson. buggyl, Delores Nussbaum, Melba Ramse, 26 Odello Highstreet, Delores Steever. H 77 Are You Mr. Butterworth Lenlfota ll H l Galahad Iones JUNIOR PLAY Standing: Ray Cammaclc, Mary Greer, Sophie Beeners, Dale Johnson, Melvin Ludens, Evelyn Tell- inghuisen, Doris Matthews, Ruth Schroeclermeier, Eunice Burke. Seated: Shellny Miller, Bernard Thoms, Henry Muller. SENIOR PLAY Seated: Lloyd Temple, Evelyn Tjaden, Delores Nussbaum, Eugene Schroedermeier, Dorothy Drake, Junior Halvorson, Vivian Hofer, Delores Hillman, Ileen Timmerman. Standing: Wilbur Elcock, Bessie Van Essen, Miss Nichol, George Carver, Virgil Foclness, Vernon Fod- ness. 27 -if of .4 Q 'Y 4 s x ' .. T, sb '.'.' , 3 . . A KV Q h V Q3 - r K t ' . cess i c ddedlsenlfota , , K- in A X il, ., i S- ii: ii D I X' Q' V57 5 K' Y ' CC 0 o 0 4 Y' r, , .X 2,1 'T I' i- xr- I fr L pb 'I 'xi rv A T ' 1:2 5 . it lb Q 'x-Z, ? K s -v 1 V , X 5 1 Q if N- ' E, ' . vt Q w - ,K , , ,e , i We -e 5- x . . K 5 -A . ' , I ex xb .. , N Ml Mt Phyllis Larson Helen Drake Phyllis Simons Orvin Pluclcer This year, for the first time in the history of the school, Lennox received the district declama- tion trophy. The four local winners who at- tended the district contest at Canton, and secured this honor for the school were: Phyllis Larson, who received a superior rating in the poetry divisiong Orvin Pluclcer who ranked sup- erior in oratoryg Phyllis Simon who received an 28 excellent rating in dramaticsg and Helen Drake who rated a good in the humorous division. Orvin Plucker and Phyllis Larson then par- ticipated in the regional contest held at Elk Point on December 8, receiving excellent and good respectively. Miss Nichol, Miss Wahl, and Mr. Sletvold were the declamatory coaches. a Athletics . . . . Eootbrll Front Ron l'r1nc15 Dvorak Albert Ludens George Carver Lloyd Fodness Riy Cammack Bob Hurley Lawrence Crowley Shelby lVl1ller Vernon Foclncm Mzddle R0 lVl1rv1n Beeners G rald Tclhng hu1sen Robert Mrller Roland Mllltf Gen Peterson Bar Ron Kenneth Hoogebtraat Bllly Cavm ohn Srnnrng Daryl Aclarr Alvm Smnmg Fommo Smmng unror I-hlvorbon FOOTBALL LETTER WINNERS from lop down fc t lo rzglvl Coach onee V rnon Fodnees Albert Ludem Roland Muller George Car ver r Halvorson Henry Muller Ray Cammack Lawrence Crowley Grald Tellmghulsen Robert Hurley Gen Peterson Ellsworth WllklHSOH Lloyd Fodness Francrs Dvorak Kenneth Hoogestraat Marvrn Beeners LenKota C ': l . . , 5, x , , S., K . C y , ,, Y -, . 4 , , xf.. ' nf: . ' ' 5, e 1 ' - . , i , 7 A . , , 8 ,Q 7 Dick 0'Donnell, Henry Muller, Mr. jones. R If V 7 I I 7 J . , . , . , . , , K . ' f ' 1 J H 2 -S., 1, V 7 - 1 ,I ' 9 9 9 , 2 ' ' , 7 3 YAY I ' 7 7 I 7 Q 7 LenKot 1 I 2 A .A BASKETBALL Front Row Francrs Dvorak Alb rt Lucl ns Bob Bar Row unlor Halvorson Marvln Beeners Hurley Shelby Mlller Rolancl Miller Gall Carver Lawrence Crowl y Gene Peterson Ray Cammaclc G orge Carver Dale ohnson Kenneth Hoogestraat M ones BASKETBALL FIRST TEAM Readzng around let to rzglvt Robert Hurley George Carver Albert Luclens Coa h ones Roland Mlller Shelby Mlller Gall Carv r 30 -Y , , L R fs' xx? f 3' lr ,ff E' My ,Q x fi, l 4' ff axles xi: ff ' 13. 5 i 2 f A ef S 3 if , L W 3 v ll l A N A l : V ' , D e Ae , li .' J V , I a ' 9 5 7 8 9 9 e . J , , r. J . . f . I Y, 9 v 9 3 - Resume of Football Season Lennox or1oles agaln entered brg t1me com petrtron th1s year when they resumed their place rn the b1g erght conference Although they d1d not rate at the top at any t1me rn the confer ence standings they d1d make a credltable show mg w1th prospects for an even better season next year The final gun endrng the Centervrlle game also ended the most successful football season 1n the h1story of Lennox I-hgh School Although the Onoles were not undefeated they won half 01 rherr games and d1splayed the fight and de termmatxon that makes a t am outstandrng The 1940 season promlses to be a successful one w1th only four of thrs year s lettermen graduat mg Albert Ludens George Carver Roland Mlller and Vernon Fodness sensatlonal runs and catches was selected for the B10 Erght all conference team and Bob Hurley and Ray Cammack recelved berths on the second team LenKota PARKER LENNGX Here Sept 22 In thelr first game of the season the Onoles showed a great deal of promxse scorlng at wrll Reserves were used freely throughout the game Cammack scored twrce on lrne smashes lVl1ller skrrted end Dvo ak da hed 65 yard and Ludens scored on another run Flnal score 32 0 YANKTON B LENNOX Here Sept 29 The Orloles contlnued to show power and promrse as Ludens led the assault scorlng all four touchdowns Every Orrole reserve saw actlon Yankton sco ed twrce wnle reserves were IH Flnal s o e 2613 HURLEY LENNOX There Oct Hurley Brg Erght champlons smothered the Orrole attack and used the1r power plays to score four trmes The boys could not get rolllng and when the game ended the Orroles had suf fered the1r first d feat Fmal score 0 25 HOMECOMING Garretson lost a tough Game to the Orroles Bothered w1th fumbles when rn pay d1rt nh y lost the DFCCIOUS ground ga1ned The ones Boys had to go L CLUB Front ROW Albert Ludens Robert Hurley Lloyd Fodness Ray Cammack Lawrence Crowley G org Carver Coach ones Mzddle Row Francrs Dvorak Wrllard lVf1ller V1r gll Fodness Gene Peterson Shelby M1ller Robert Nlrller Gall Carver Daryl Adare LOUIS Naatjes Back Row unlor Halverson Marvrn Been rs Henry Muller Vernon Fodness G rald Tellmg hursen Roland Mrller Kenneth Hoogestraat BASEBALL Front Row Lawrence Crowley Vernon Fodness Shelby Mrller Roland Mrller Bob Hurley Lloyd Fodn ss Mzddle Row Alvrn Smnrng Bob Mrller Francis Gedstad Vrrgrl Fodness Marvm Beeners Bac Row Wxllard Mlller unlor Halvorson Kenneth Hoogestraat Louls Naatles Francls Dvorak 31 I i , , 1 u 9 . . ,, . . ,, , . , . . I I , - ' , r is 5, 7 ' . ' . 7 QC 7, 4' 7 9 ' 9 l g a I 9 ' ' ' I ' . r ' l ' ' I . c r - . I . . I I I I - , , . 5. 3 I . . . , 7 9 ' ' 7 ' Z s s ' - , 9 , Y' ' e . ' - . Albert Ludens, halfback, who made several GARRETSON-LENNOX, Here, Oct. 13 , I - I an ' 1 za ' - ' - es - as 9 - 7 - ' YCJ 77 QQ I7 'U 9 V7 D ,Q f 1 v 7 9 7 V V ' 4 J a a 7 . , .. . . . S ' : 7 , . . . . , . 1 1 9 s I I: , I 3 s Iv 1 ' 7 I , I I ' : JV 7 L 5 7 k 'A 3 J I, I 9 7 3 ' 1 9 9 5 ' ' Lenlfot 1 to the a1r to score KWICC w1th Ludens on the re ce1v1ng end of a long pass from M1ller and a short pass from Cammack Fmal score 12 0 BERESFORD LENNOX Here Oct 17 The Or1oles dur1ng the f1rst half looked as 1f they had recovered from the1r slump 1n the Hurley game scorlng just before the half ended when Roland M1ller threw a long pass to Ludens All Orxole hopes d1ed 111 the second half when Beresford pushed across three touch downs F1nal score 6 19 CENTERVILLE LENNOX There Oct 27 In the f1nal game of the season the team tasted the1r worst defeat C nterv1lles heavy backheld and l1ne rxpped the Lennox l1ne to shreds and mtercepted numerous passes The Or1ole attack was stopped as soon as lf was started Halvorson scored golng around end for 35 yards behlnd CHCCIIVB mterference The ball was carrled by the Or1oles Wlflilll the 10 yard l1ne three t1mes Fmal score 6 31 FOOTBALL LETTERMEN 1: Dvorak L Crowley G Tell1nghu1sen A Luden Vernon Fodne s lVl Beeners Geo Carxer H Muller K Hcogestraat L Fodness G Peterson 1-lalvorson R Cammack Roland lV11ller E XV1lk1nson R Hurley Basketb 111 Although the Or1oles dropped every game except one 1n the1r f1rst eleven starts they Hmshed the rest of the1r schedule up IH grand style w1nn1ng four out of f1ve games Many d1fferent comb1nat1ons were tr1ed out to f1nd a w1nn1ng one A comb1nat1on of A Ludens and Gaxl Carver at guards R lVl1ller and B Hurley at forwards and S lVl1ller at center proved to be the most effectlve R lVl1ller scored 133 out of the team s 372 pomts for th h1gh 1nd1v1dual scor1ng whlle Albert Ludens was plckecl 011 the B1g E1ght Conference team The 0r1ole seconds had a more successful season w1nn1ng n1ne of the1r fourteen games and promlse to help 1111 1n the shoes of Ludens R 1Vl1ller and George Carver who graduate 32 The d1str1ct tournament was won by Parker The defeat of the Or1oles was a severe dlS3P- po1ntment and the b1ggest upset of the tourna ment The season record IS Games Bzg Ezglal Conference e They Won Lost Hurley Flandreau Dell Rap1ds Faculty Worth1ng Canton 1-1arr1sburg Chancellor Parker Lennox Canton Bere ford Alumn1 Parker l'1arr1sburg Hurley C nterv1lle 1-lurlev Chancellor Parker Canton Bere ford Centerwlle Lettcrn mnerf A Ludens Ga1lC1rxer R lVl1ller Geu Carxer S lVl1ller 1: Dvorak B1seb1ll 1nd TFICR Last sprlng 1939 Lennox h1gh school had two sprmg sports baseball a11d track botl1 ex per1enced med1ocre seasons The baseball squad was composed largely of freshmen and sopho mores They won only one game from Worth 1ng and lost f1ve Two games were lost to Parker and three to Worth1ng The teams lead1ng slugger was 1V1arv1n Beeners who batted 350 W1llard lV11ller won one game and lost three wh1le Lloyd Foclness lost two Naatjes p1tched as much as e1ther one but was cred1ted w1th ne1ther a w1n nor a loss Lettermen were W11lard M1ller P Kenneth 1-loogestraat C Lou1s Naatjes P SS Franc1s Dvorak 2 B Robert Mlller O 17 Vernon Foclness 0 F lVlarv1n Beeners O F Law rence Crowley 0 F V1fg1lFOdH6SS J B Shel by Mlller O F Roland lVl1ller ZB Bob Hur ley IB Lloyd Fodness P The L club IS an organ1zat1on composed of athletes who have earned the1r letters 1n foot ball basketball track or baseball There are 21 act1ve members w1th Albert Ludens as pres ndent Y T 7 9 - - . . . . 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LenKot1 Calendar of Events Se t Oct Nov Dtc 36 4 School opened Waterrnelon party Parker F B Yankton B F B Hurley F B Homecommg Garretson F B Beresford F B 1921 S D E A at SIOUX Falls SDHSPA convcntxon at Brookxngs Faculty basketball game Tl13HkSg1VlI1g vacatlon began School resumed Worthlng B B Senlor Class Play Galahad ones Vocal concert Harrisburg B B 16 Speech festlval at Brookmgs Chancellor B B Hur ey B B All School Party Chr1stmas Vacatlon Began Harrlsburg B B School resumed Hur ey B B Begxnners Debate Tournament at Verm1ll1on Centervllle B B Volga Speech Tourney Worth1ngton Mlnn Speech Tourney Hurley B B Chancellor B B Fe 1 Mar Apr May 2 Parker B B Canton B B Debate Party Beresford B B Frosh Soph Debate Tourney at Yankton Dell Rap1ds B B Debate Tourney at M3d1SOD 24 Speech Tourney at V6Fm1l1l0H Z4 D1str1ct B B Tournament at Parker D1str1ct Debate at Parker unlor Class Play Are You Butterworth? Reglonal Debate at Vermllhon Sub Reg1ona1 MUSIC Contest Canton Dist Press Meet Canton 20 State Reglonal MUSIC Contest V6fm1lll0ll LenKota Program L Club Banquet Semor Sklp Day umor Senlor Banquet Fresh Sopho Skatlng Party LenKota Day 18 St Paul MUSIC Contest Class Nlght Baccalaureate Servxce May Mornlng Breakfast unxors and Sen1ors All School P1cn1c Commencement Q p. 1. - . . 18 6 a b . . 22 - . . 7 29 11 11- . . 9 -' , . 5 1 10 - 1? H. , 16 ' -. . 17 -. . 17 1 - - 22- ' ' 20 X . . 25- . . '. 28 ' 29 1 1 1 . 6 1 l - in 4 14 J ' Mr. 5 ' - . . , -1 n l 6-7 ' J 1' 15 8 Coman-B. B. 23 LenKota-Pep-A-Graph Party 11 A I 12 ' - . . - 4 , ' 1 15- ' 1 6 ' . 1 1 18 - . . 19' , f 1 20 1 - . . Z2 - Z3 U N 22 1 ' 1 26 c 29 . . Jan. 5 ' -. . 8 4 1 ' . ' 9 1 - . . 7 - . ' 15 1 15 1 1 17- . 1 16 I - . . 21 I 20 19 1 20 ' , ' .- 23 ' U ' ' 1 26 - . . 23 1 1 30 - . . 24 ' H -Fu if Fw- A f 1,-gf-yfgaism + x 55'9'S'i'- 3? 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'- 5 H:-,., - P- , -.n.,: '..-41.- '..r''Z-14-'1-'fff 'lrE:2Z1.-.-IFF.-f: .--5:1-zjzfzf: -,:-ar' -'TTS '-.'-- -T ' .g.1 .- ., H 4 .r 'QS' ' . . -Rf ' ..--1'-- - ,. -Q..-1:5-:if Mg.,-54 , , . f-j-r 1 3:--352' - via -' 2 '21 ' ' -:-15-ag. - -:f gl ,M 5- 3. --,,, -'AJ .Q..,2g:.1'-'S ':--1f,,. ,-.,,, 'fy -': ' ':.1':.4.:.:..:u.g,-21-':-'-'- --'-'.1 '- -- ':1--1' P' 1 -- :-' 'Wi' ' -r' -.mt-:Q-1.4.22 nec.- - - -' ....--'--------:--1.w1f-12 - '- ' ' ' ' LENNOX COMMERCIAL CLUB LENNOX SOUTH DAKOTA Home 0 South Dakota 5 Oldest Band L5 5 K LIIUX XX L 18 111t11111tr5 of tlu 111111011 Co111111trt11l Clulw u1s1 to t1 tus opportu111tx o txprtbs ourst us 15 WLII1 l11t,1 V 111ttrLstt Ill pm xxdmq tht bu ed tcatxonal f2lC1l1ULS tor tht xouth of 11115 Co111111u111tx It lb our M511 that the students of our s 110015 ln able to carrx O11 and refle t the buptrxor educat1o11al fac1ht1e5 of tl11s p OUFSSSIYG cm wl11cl1 hab put grtat effort IHIO tht trammg of 1ts xouuq 111 I1 and womt 1 X ery smcerclx tours LENNCX COIVHVIERClAL CLLB KC if 1 sv If-I. 1. 12411 To Ifvg' Sfzfafcrzlx' mm' liclflljfj' of 141 1 .' f'1'igf'1 f11'f11:uf-- H.. lk. , . . A . Ax A' 4 . IC i A t kc 1-A, -I. t ly g Ajlll A , .d ' - . C 1 x I 4 I I . ' A I r D . v . V- Congratulatxons to Class of 40 ron! JOSTENS AV ARDS St TROPI-IIES O atonna Nlmn GRIQHINGS TO LLN VOX H IOI-I Van Buren Dalry X01 HS '1 srluool ITVIX WVLll ll IDIAOLICI F XR LII' l1IlL I'LLOfd III flll. LdL1L1I10II'll L XX t too mlm grmt p tclt 111 our struct to tht commumtx Our sta'I 1s also SIFIV 111 for constant supertontx 111 our Held through reqularlx tested herds and dally nnllx tests X AN BUREN S GRADL A DAIRY PRODUCTS Conzplmzent o H L I-IOFMEISTER DENTIST Lnnox S Dil: Greetmgs rom Dr H P VOLIN PHYSICIAN and SURGEON I. nnox S Dali UHQ7 Iflf tzllt 71 70711 SANITARY FOOD MARKET U vu RED -YNID XX HITE Stu I TI-IE LENKOTA STAFF As xou lmaxt trltd to product tlmt lust prowd the lutst 111 foods tlmrouglu strxct sanxtatxon and LITICILIII lmandlmg of our products MEATS AND GROCERIES IN ONE STOP IIOXD HAI Ixj LUDXX IG Pr 5 Grettzngs rom WOLTZ STUDIO L13l1IV Photo Work t MIIIIUELIHI PIICCS Stucllos ID Des lVIo1nes Iox a 'if I-m-w- -III -m- I-,. -.--. - lll, -....-.,- - .,,. ... ,,,, -,.,,- -.,,,..1.,..,,.-,.-,.,-.,-,,-.t-,..-,,,- ,,,, -,,-,4,,..,,,,-,,,-,,,-,,-,,,,- 4, I 7 L D f f I Q . 7 l ,,.. 2 I V y .,- .... e . . . - l M t, , i - - I- Itll IIII -H.-W-M.-H,-4,-.I-I - IIII -I-n- - IIII - -r. 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C . l , . . i F A , V ll Il ,T l. l , , i 011 grain lrzizom A PROGRESSIVE HIGH SCHOOL A PROGRESSIVE TOWN ART B THOMAS EDUCATION MUST GO ON In our day and age educatron has become 1nd1spens1ble progress 1n every hne of endeavor so rt IS w1th prrde that we extend a hearty congratulatlon to the Lennox I-Ilgh School for malntaxnxng the h1gh standards of a flrst class school rn our cxty THE SHOW MUST GO ON' ' As the schools have advanced so has the show busrness and rt IS w1th equal prrde that we pornt to the ART B THOMAS SHOWS for herng recogmzed as the fastest growrng and most popular shows rn the entrre Northwest The1r shows are unsurpassed by any show ex hlhrtrng 1n thls part of the country ART B THOMAS SHOWS fx . to in ' O . . . . . tO 7 7 7 SINCE 1924 Greetzngs t LENNOX HIGH SCHOOL For an eclucatxon s e the s hool but for auto servxce see your STANDARD SUPER SERVICE STATION P D POPPIINGA Prop PHONE 9 Greetzngs rom Bultena Hardware YOUR DEALER IN F R I G I D A I R E ELECTRIC REFRIGERATORS 3.11 DEXTER WASHERS GEO BULTENA Proprmetor Complzments J E MATTHEWS Manager of STATE THEATRE We wxsh to congratulate the school as an educauonal 1nst1tut1on We too serve as educators as well as entertamers by showmg the latest and best PICIUFCS MAKE YOUR NEXT PARTY THEATRE PARTY -1- - IIII - --'- -I - ------ - -rf-'- - -m- ---- - ---- - '--1 -M- ---- - -'-- ---- - ------ 2 -1- --'--- 4. ' o ,ll, -W--- .-,.,-. -. --,l..,,--..,-..-.R -,..-, ...,--,... . f of l I I ! I Q 1 , I ' ..,... - L A ' i . , my -..- - -.-,.- -:..... -..- - -.- .... -.I.-... ..... R,,, - T,-4...,...l.- - -.,- - ...,...., 4. UHN V R L WRIGHT Mgr L LENNoX S DAR LUMBER C0 Greetxngs to the Class of 40 rom Cammack Chevrolet Co CHEVROLET ALLIS CHALMERS T e Lennox schools have lcept thelr place ln the past only through constant educatxonal lmprovement Our products are also flrst IH the1r held because of constant laboratory research and 1mprovement ERROL CAMMACK Prop Lennox HILLMAN CREAMERY A LOCAL MARKET or FARM PRODUCTS As the schools have been a credlt to the communnty so also would we carry on a bus1ness that would be an asset to thxs trade terr1tory A R HILLMAN Prop Lennox S Dal: GREETINGS TO I H S MARKET BASKET NL fm and Cm 4 ll! I PHONE THE HOME CAFE D Il t lf: Ia Iztt c 872111 1 In tfn am IN S IXXTI KITIXIC CODII X-XN GIRIIN A TFIDLIKC to Lennox Schools THE EXCHANGE BANK IS PROUD OF THE I ENNOX SCRHOOI S FACULTX AND STUDENTS EXCHANGE BANK II IENNOX S DAK - ,,,, .. ..,, -,,,- ,,.. -,,.....- ,,.. -,,,-..- ,... - ..., - ,.., - .,.. -. .,., - ,,., ...i,,.....- ,,,. ...,,,-.,,- ,,., -,,,-...- ,,,. - ,,.. -,,,,-..-. -,,..- ,-,,,,...,.- I I I -. . . I , I from I I I . I I I I I I :I lo mfm' PIIII1' tu Dim' , .I I . I and J 5 C P 56 for I1 7 IJ? IGI, I .. I I my. 2 'Q 5 Ifsnnox. S. IMIQ. I G , , , , . , , I 1 I. 1 . . 1 91. O Men wx'--I3uII'rnI Dcpoxit Imurnncc Corp. Greetzngs rom usch Motor Sales For Cars Truclcs dc Tractors LENNOX HIGH As n wtomers to tlns Clfy we shall try to mrry on the lugll stuuclarcls III our helcl as you llavt clone III yours brzngj 145 your Repazr Work and ltr U Show Our Stu CAM wuBCH Pmp Greetlngs to Class of 40 TYPEWRITER SALES AND SERVICE CO Complete Llnt of Sllppllea C Nl BOYARTH Nlbr 714 XV 10th St S 1 Greetxngs to LenKota Staff rom TUBBYS ACCESSORY SHOP Auto Accessorxes Hardware. Tlrts Rndlos Stoves Refrxgerators Pamts and Varmslmes H SMIT Prop Complzments 0 MILLERS DRUG STORE DRUGS GIFTS FOUNTAIN SERVICE AI IVIIIIER Prop LENNOX MEAT MARKET GERKEN at SCHROEDERMEIER Pfsp The Best nz the Izne o QUALITY MEATS Congratulatlons L H S on the publlcatxon of thxs annual GREETINGS rom COUNCH.OAK STORE LFNNOX SCIHOOI S All of us have a defimte part ln tlus busy clay and we w1sl1 to compllment you on the way you have played yours as a servant of tlus COUIIHLIDIIY we too shall clo our best to perform the servxcts as sxgned to us Your lruncl at M rl Izrm DARI YE KNOXVI TON NIS I.- .,,l -.I- .,.. - ,.l. .. l,ll -.,-H.-,.-.--...-.,.......l.......- ,.., -il-.... .,,. ..,- ...I ..,.,-.,- I... - ,.l, - ,,,. -.I.-,,M-,I,.....-.......,.-,,- ' f I f I M I I 1 W I I - to N I . . I , C - , , , . i-n-.I....,I- llll - .l., Dm- .ll. - l.l. - .ll. - .... -..4- l,.. -I,.I-M- I-.l,l- l , .. ' i .yn , . 7 . , A ' g 1 f , , I if I ' I o I k - 4 A , . ! I . 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Fall Confucius Say: man who dine at The COVERED WAGON Goes home satisfied Compliments f ELIZABETH HARNEY The place for hospitalization and for rooms Congratulatlons Lennox Hlgh School We wlsh to express our congratulatlons ancl apprecxauon for the outstand mg work wh1ch you have done 1n the educatxonal held We too are outstancllng ln our Held The SLAGLE LUMBER CCM PANY claxms the dxstlnctlon of belng the oldest contlnuous busmess place 111 Lennox F M SLAGLE AND COMPANY Greetmgs to Lennox Hxgh School As you are lJL11lCllllg for the future of your students so are we bmldmg for the future of thxs communrty FARM COMMODITY EXCHANGE Lennox S. Dalc. LENNCDX Chzropraclzc C L l N l C WHERE THE SICK GET WELL Lennox S. 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