Leola High School - Buccaneer Yearbook (Leola, SD)

Text from Pages 1 - 48 of the 1948 volume:

“ALL THE WORLD’S A STAGE AND ALL THE MEN AND WOMEN MERELY PLAYERS ” AS YOU LIKE IT, Shakespeare AS YOU WILL SEE IT THE 1948 BUCCANEER PRE- SENTS A PICTORIAL RECORD OF OF SCHOOL LIFE IN THE FORM OF A PLAY. ACT I FALL-BACK TO SCHOOL; ACT II WINTER- HARD AT WORK; ACT III SPRING-THE FINALE; THE CAST OR DRAMATIS PERSONAE BEING THE STUDENT BODY; SCENERY CHANGES DEPICT VARIOUS ACTIVITIES. THE CURTAIN RISES............................................ 1 VEDICA TION . • • • We dedicate this 1948 BUCCANEER to our class adviser, Lillian Kindelspire, because of her untiring efforts in working with us, her keen sense of hum- or, and for the wisdom we gained in her classes. For the past three years she has in- spired us to high ideals--we hope the future reveals our worthiness of her endeavors. CRITICS LLOYD TURNWALL B. A. - Dakota Weslyan Social Science THOMAS E. ODELL B. S. - Spearfish Normal M. A. - U.S.D. Commerce 3 PRODUCTION STAFF FACULTY ADVISOR Mrs. Kindelspir© STUDENT DIRECTOR Elsie Zantow STAGE MANAGER Orley Rath MAKE-UP ARTIST Evelyn Geffre SET DESIGNER Lee Conahan DIRECTOR OF PHOTOGRAPHY PROGRAMMES Joyce Brosz BUSINESS MANAGERS Ruth Hauffe Donald Warnick CLASS OFFICERS: Orley Rath President STARS Leo Geffre Vice-President Eelila Jundt Secretary Wanda Schanzenbach Treasurer CLASS COLORS: CLASS FLOWER: Rose and Silver yellow Tulip CLASS MOTTO: Tk® a°ts of this life are the destiny of the next. ORLEY RATH: I have an hour’s talk in store for you. (Julius Caesar). (Chorus, Glee Club, Dramatics, Physical Education, Student Council Officer, Basketball, Foot- ball, Baseball, Boys1 State, Annual Staff, Paper Staff, S.C.A., Physical Education). ALLEN KULM: I cannot live without -her company. (As You Like It). (Chorus, Glee Club, Octette, Band, Solo, Basketball, Football, Baseball, Physical Education Dramatics). WILLIAM LACHER: As brevity is the soul of wit—I will be brief. (Hamlet). (Chorus, Glee Club, Paper Staff, Physical Educatiori CHARLOTTE LAPKA: Thou shalt be Lord of it and I'll serve thee. (The Tempest). (Glee Club, Chorus, Dramatics, G.A.A., Physical Education, Annual Queen), EELILA JUNDT: And I with my long nails will dig thee pig-nuts. (The Tempest). (Chorus, Glee Club, Solo, Sextette, Trio, Dramatics, Class Officer, Cheerleader, Physical Education, S.C.A., G.A.A.). LEE CONAHAN: What fools these mortals bo. (Midsummer Nights Dream). (Basketball, Football, Baseball, Dramatics, Student Council President)- RUTH HAUFFE: It is not a thing to laugn, to scorn. (As You Like It). (Chorus, Glee Club, Sextette, Band, Annual Staff, Paper Staff, Dramatics, Physical Education). RUTH KAPP: Heaven would that she these gifts should have. (Midsummer Nights’ Dream). (Chorus, Glee Club, Dramatics, Physical Education, G.A.A., S.C.A.). ARTHUR LINDER: Alas, he’s mad I (Hamlet). (Chorus, Glee Club, Physical Education, Dramatics)- MERLIE MEIER: Alas, he is too young I Yet he looks successfully. (As You Like It). (Baseball). WANETA MEIDINGER: The course of true love never did run smooth. (Midsummer Nights Dream). (Physical Education, G.A.A., Class Officer, Paper Staff). ELSIE ZANTOW: Well, I will undertake It. (Midsummer Nights Dream). (Chorus, Glee Club, Dramatics, Student Council Officer, G.A.A., S.C.A., Girls’ State, D.A.R.-, Paper Staff, Annual Staff, Baton Corps.) HARRY LINDER: Sir, I am too old to learn. (King Lear). (Physical Education, Base- ball) . VIOLET RAPPE: She misses not much. (The Tempest). (Chorus, Glee Club, Dramatics, Physical Education, G.A.A.). JOYCE BROSZ: I will go, but not alone.” (King Lear). (Chorus, Glee Club, Sextette, Trio, Piano Solo, Accompanist, Dramatics, Band, S.C.A., G.A.A., Baton Corps, Sec'y Freshman and Sophomore Class, Editor of Pirate Chatter ). MELVIN YOST: I know not by what power I am made bold. (Midsummer Nights1 Dream). (Physical Education, Dramatics). DONALD WARNICK: nI am the merry wanderer of the night. (Midsummer Nights' Dream). (Physical Education, Paper Staff, Annual Staff, Student Council, Dramatics). WANDA SCHANZENBACH: You nave a nimble wit. (Julius Caesar). (Chorus, Glee Club, Paper Staff, Dramatics, Class Officer, Physical Education, G.A.A.). MARION HEUPEL: There's something else to do; hush and be mute, (The Tempest). (Chorus, Glee Club, Sextette, Physical Ed- ucation, Batpn Corps, G.A.A.). DORYCE KOERNER: Swift as a shadow, short as any dream. (Midsummer Nights1 Dream). .(Chorus, Glee Club, Dramatics, Paper Staf£ Physical Education, G.A.A.). RAYMOND GEFFRE: And I'll go to bed at noon. (King Lear). (Chorus, Glee Club, Paper Staff, Dramatics). LEO ROGERS: Must I speak now? (Midsummer Nights' Dream. (Physical Education). RUTH FEICKERT: Thou must be patienti (King Lear). (Chorus, Glee Club, Band, Physical Education, G.A.A., Dramatics, Paper Staff). EVELYN GEFFRE: Love, charity, obedience, and true beauty. (Richard III). (Chorus, Glee Club, Trio, G.A.A., S.C.A., President Junior Class, Dramatics, Student Council, Paper Staff, Candidate for Carnival Queen) MRS. KINDELSPIRE: (Class Advisor). My legs can keep no pace with my desires. (Mid- summer Nights' Dream). LEO GEFFRE: I have a reasonable good ear in music. (Midsummer Night's Dream). (Chorus, Glee Club, Band, Solos, Dramatics, Vice - President Student Council, Paper Staff, Freshman Class President, Physical Education). Mary Lou Crompton James Weissar Shirley Swanson Martin Kulm SUPPORT Ramona Herst Luella Breitag Gordon Mack Lavina Maier Monte Goodrich Juliann Kline Ruby Meyer Martin Haase Naomi Lubner Ralph Sears ING CAST Joanne Opp Alma Eichelberg (President) Helen Albrecht (Vice-President) Joan Farley (Secretary) ■Ramona Herat (Treasurer) Leslie Hoff Joan Farley Stanley Keim Delphia Rueb UNDERSTUDIES FIRST ROW: Marianne Young, Arlene Keim, Ina Bell, Viva Turner, Donna Ganser, Audrey Lapka, Elvira Opp, Mavis Mohr, Ruth Weissar. SECOND ROW: Rita Kallas, Virginia Koerner, Clara Jean Farley, Janice Meidinger, Margaret Guthmiller, Phyllis Lapka, Mary Lou Kline, Ramona Schanzenbach, Janette Klndelsplre. •THIRD ROW: Roy Tribble, Lowell Shannon, Melvin Tuscher, James Crouch, Harry Hauffe, George Silver, James Gilliland, Eugene Jundt, Gordon Schanzenbach. 12 James Crouch President SUP1 N UMERAKlZs FIRST ROW: Jeanette Walth, Delila Rueb, Clara Geffre, Norma Zenker, Gloria Lapka, Blanche beffre, Helen Glaser, Betty Lou Diede. SECOND ROW: Edmund Zelmer, Herbert Bonnet, Marvin Burner, Vera Neuharth, Ruby Feiock, Mary Ann Mack, Mary Ann Lechner, Mary Ann Geffre, Rudy Wagemann, THIRD ROW: Paul Henderson, Larry Krein, James Rath, Mearl Schanzenbach, Carl Rogers, Jr., Frederick Hilgamann, Melvin Sehanzenbach, Marvin Geffre. CLASS OFFICERS Duke Kindelsplre Treasurer Fred Hilgemann President Janette Walth Secretary James Rath Vice-President 13 SEVENTH AND EIGHTH GRADES FIRST ROW; Janice Shannon, Margaret Geffre, Irna Kapp, Phyllis Leberman, Evelyn Hilgemann, Frank Lacher, Fred Jackson, Wesley Bonnet, LeRoy Tuscher, Gerold Zumbaum, Floyd Aman. SECOND ROW: Mr. Garwood, Elmer Elchelberg, Charlotte Tuscher, Ardella Kamm, Duane Skoglund, Herbert Kaul, Dwane Gisi, Marvin Rappe, Junior Haberman, LaRue Maier, Miss Jensen. THIRD ROW: Kermith Kusler, Mary Jane Maier, Paul Schuchardt, Curtiss Glaser, Eugene Heath, Leone Silver, Delores Becker, Lila Christian, Darlene Schaible, Shirley Gilliland. SIXTH GRADE FIRST ROW: Miss Hoff, Gloria Hilgemann, Margaret Gelling, Arlene Krein, Arlyss Rath, Irene Bell, 'Pauline Lacher, Alice Leberman, Carol Jundt. SECOND ROW: Gerald Huber, Charles Silver, Leslie Grabowski-, Gary Hepperle, Marshall Warnick, Leslie Schaible, Ronald Walker, Keith Koerner, James Swanson. FIFTH GRADE FIRST ROW: John Hohman, Patricia Arm Gilliland, Gerald Hilgemann, Duane Kolb, Darlene Kolb, Roger Albrecht, Harry Hilgemann, Henry Zantow. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Goodrich, Darlene Bell, Marie Sayler, Inez Becker, Jerry Skoglund, Francis Glaser, Ronald Breitag. 15 16 FOURTH GRADE FIRST ROW: Jerome Swanson, Carol Hohman, Elsie Gelling, Marie Kapp, Mary Kapp, Betty Zumbaum, Marion Maier. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Turnwall, Adrian Geffre, Vernon Glaser, Don- ald Schaible, Sarah Schaffer, LaDell Maier, Herbert Ketterling, Gerald Geffre. THIRD GRADE FIRST ROW: Norma Glaaer, Joy Jundt, Rose Geffre, Lyman Keim, Elmer Kaul, John Tuscher. SECOND ROW: Miss Palmer, Arlin Grabowski, Audrey Kusler, Gordoi Geffre, Anita Heath, Olive Schick, Dale Hilgemann, LaDean Haber- maim • THIRD ROW: Alice Zumbaum, Geraldine Sayler, LeRoy Adams, Betty Schaffer, Gerald Sayler, Robert Schaible, Judy Leberman, Betty Rueb, Margie Maier (Absent). J SECOND GRADE FIRST ROW: Carolyn Geffre, Della Rappe, Diane Swanson, Gloria Schaible, Carol Wahl, Marian Becker. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Young, Gary Lapka, Buddy Schaffer, Craige Knud- son, Pauline Feuhrer, Marcella Breitag, Gary Breitag. THIRD GRADE: Carol Ann Jones, Sharon Gisi, Darrel Schaible, Gary Guthmiller, Charles Leberman, Irene Sperle. FIRST GRADE FIRST ROW: Marlyn Krein, Sharon Welch, Gloria Rueb, Janice Geffre, Verna Johnson, Kathleen Nelson, Kenneth Gisi. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Schuchardt, Phyllis Keisz, Phyllis Gelling-, Jarold Jones, Marshall Fischer, Darlys Berreth, Alonzo Stover, Richard Schaible. THIRD ROW: Ronnie Rappe, Myron Young, William Breitag, Sidney Schaible, Richard Kolb, Janet Keisz. 5 E C 0 F I R S T 17 GRAVE SCENES The Kapp Twins PIRATE DAY Pi5!ate Day traditional since 1926, began with initiation or the freshman class. This ceremony was under the super- vision of vindictive sophomores. Following initiation, the faculty, as judges, chose the Pirate King and Queen: Martin Kulm and Alma Eichelberg, and their attendants, Harry Linder and Marcella Balliet. .. P m saw Melvln Tuscher, Pirate Day Marshal, guide the 13 floats, each depicting a song, through the streets of Leola. Prizes for the most original and beautiful floats were awarded. Although a football game had been scheduled with Hecla for the afternoon entertainment, it was necessary to post- pone it because of rain. Festivities were brought to a climax with the homecomine- n Mn eatUring B1i K11 z,S Band’ at the Masonic Tempi!. Dancing, games, and lunch made this one of the most memorable homecomings of Leola High School. Without A Song Third Prize Chorus Float Happy Birthday To You --Second Prize Senior Class Float PIRATE DAY Helen Glaser Sophomore Float Apple Blossom Wedding Harry in his glory � 21 SCENE II FOOTBALL FIRST ROW: Larry Klndelspire, Gordon Schanzenbach, James Crouch, Melvin Tuscher, James Gilliland, James Weissar, LeRoy Rath, Melvin Schanzenbach. SECOND ROW: Hr. Gilliland, Lee Conahan, James Rath, Martin Haase, Harry Hauffe, Orley Rath, Ralph Sears, Mr. Turnwall. THIRD ROW: Fred Hilgemann, Arnold Kusler, George Silver, Martin Kulm, Allen Kulm, Monte Goodrich, Stanley Keim, Larry Krein. The Leola Pirates six man squad were runners up in the North Central Conference football season to the Claremont Honkers. Claremont took the measure of Leola in their first encounter with the Pirates by a close score of 31 to 22. In the second game at Claremont the Honkers trounced the Pirates 31 to 7. SEASON RECORD: Leola—22—Claremont--31 Leola--56—Barnard----14 Leola--31—Recla------17 Leola--7--Claremont--31 Leola—24—Barnard-----7 Total 140 lOO SEASONS STANDINGS: W L Claremont 6 0 Leola 3 2 Hecla 1 4 Barnard 1 5 CARNIVAL tlt The annual school carnival, scheduled November 21 and 22, '.vas an outstanding success. Entertainment included a variety of stands, grade and high school skits, a lunch room, and a taxi- dance. The impressive coronation of the freshmen candidates, Fred Hilgemann and Jeanette Walth, as the royal king and queen, climaxed the evening. Royal attendants were Lee Conahan and Evelyn Geffre, senior candidates; Monte Goodrich and Audrey Crouch, junior candidates; Gordon Schanzenbach and Viva Turner, sophomore candidates. Since the carnival was a financial venture, the class rais- ing the most money received top honors—the coronation, of their candidates as carnival king and queen. Class events held for this purpose were: freshman—trap shoot; senior--card party; junior--box social; and sophomore--bake sale. SCENE I STUDENT COUNCIL Seated: Lee Conahan. (Left to right: Audrey Crouch, Leo Geffre, Allen K u 1 m, Delila Rueb, James Gilliland, Melvin Schanzenbach, Elsie Zantow, Evelyn Geffre, Martin Kulm, Marianne.Young, President Lee Cbnahan Vice-President Leo Geffre Secretary-Treasurer Elsie Zantow The Student Council, the student governmental organization of Leola High School, consists of a president, vice-president, secretary-treasurer, and two representatives, a boy and a girl, from each of the four classes. The members are elected for a term of one school year; the officers being elected in the spring by the student body and the representatives elected by their respective classes. The council plans numerous events throughout the year--homecoming, the carnival, and social events. SCENE II FIRST SEMESTER PAPER STAFF Seated: Joyce Brosz. (Left to right: Allen Kulm, Lee Conahan, Orley Rath, Martin Haase, Shirley Swanson, Elsie Zantow, Leslie Hoff, Luella Breitag, Martin Kulufr Marcella Bailiet. The PIRATE CHATTER, School, was published classes. Editor- Joyce the work of the staff to complete news coverage, esting feature stories, editor the first semes second semester. official organ of Leola High bi-weekly by the journalism Brosz. skillfully co-ordinated produce a student paper with timely editorials, and inter- Marcella Balliet, assistant ter, assumed editorship the 25 FIRST ROW: A. Kulm, M. Kulm, Conahan, 0. Rath, J. Rath, Good- rich, Tuscher. SECOND ROW: Jundt, Hilgemann, Hauffe, Haase, Schuchardt, Shannon. THIRD ROW: Kindelspire, Crouch, Gilliland, Silver, Hoeft, Schanzenbach. The Leola Pirates had a successful season, winning twenty- three and losing only six games. They copped the North Central Conference Championship with eleven wins against one defeat. The Pirates also won the Conference Tournament and the District 5 Championship. They lost the first game of the Regional Tournament to a strong McLaughlin team 46 to 44 after holding a halftime lead of 28 to 18. The Pirates also dropped a 48 to 41 decision to a red hot Dupree team in the consolation finals to wind up the season for the Pirates. SEASON� S RECORD Leola 36—Barnard----.--13 Leola 30—Hosmer--------38 Leola 32—Westport------10 Leola 35—Faulkton------31 Leola 43—Frederick-----27 Leola 30—Bowdle--------27 Leola 58—Cresbard------24 Leola 29—Ipswich-------30 Leola 49—Hecla---------26 Leola 38—Aberdeen Jrs.—22 Leola 54—Cresbard------35 Leola 70—Barnard-------13 Leola 44—Frederick-----36 Leola 68—Columbia------30 Leola 56—Hecla---------33 Leola 46—Roscoe--------32 Conference Tournament At Frederick: Leola 73—Barnard-------22 Leola 41--Aberdeen Jrs.--34 Leola 56—Frederick-----45 (Finals) Leola 37--Ipswich-------44 Leola 45—Roscoe--—-----34 Leola 26—Aberdeen Jrs.--52 Leola 83—Columbia-------46 Leola 31--Westport------28 District Tournament At Ipswich: Leola 37—Hosmer----------32 Leola 38—Roscoe----------26 Leola 41—Ipswich---------25 (Finals) Regional Tournament At Mobridge; Leola 44--McLaughlin-----46 Leola 41—Dupree----------48 Total-1,311 Average-45.2 Second Team Scrimmage Allen-Kulm in the thick of it. Conahan and Rath offer moral support. Spectators before the game. Cur Cheerleaders in Action. Eelila Jundt, Virginia Koerner, Shirley Swanson, Jeanette Walth. 27 i FT I V High School Sextette: Mar- cella Balliet, Marianne Young, Virginia Koerner, Shirley Swanson, Joyce Brosz, Eelila Jundt. SCENE IV MUSIC Vocal music, under the direction of Mr. Wendell Garwood, enjoyed a successful year at Leola High School. Competing in the State Regional Contest, Leola High musicians were awarded one first, four second, and two third places. Joyce Brosz received a superior in the piano. Eelila Jundt, and Virg- inia Koerner, contralto; Shirley Swanson, soprano; Allen Kulm, tenor; and the Sextette, composed of Joyce, Shirley, Eelila, Marcella Balliet, Marianne Young, and Virginia Koerner all re- ceived an excellent rating. Martin Kulm, baritone, and Alma Eichelberg, mezzo-soprano, were given a good rating. The outstanding event for the music groups was the Christmas program in which the mixed chorus, the girls1 glee club, and various soloists and small groups participated in singing yuletide selections. High School Trio: Shirley Swanson, Joyce Brosz, Eelila Jundt. Part of the group that performed at the Christmas program. 28 I m -HM ov K i ri; f lift i W 'La ’ ' a ■ Iv « iim 1, r M FIRST ROW: Doryce Koerner, Ruth Kapp, Julianne Kline, Marianne Young, Shirley Swanson, Joyce Brosz, Alma Eichelberg, Marcella Bailiet, Naomi Lubner, Virginia Koerner, Donna Ganser, Eelila Jundt, Mavis Mohr. SECOND ROW: Norma Zenker, Rita Kallas, Marion Heupel, Arlene Keim, Evelyn Geffre, Phyllis Lapka, Lavina Maier, Margaret Guthmiller, Delila Rueb, Violet Rappe, Luella Breitag, Janette Kindelspire. THIRD ROW: Wendell Garwood (Instructor), Leo Geffre, Carl Rogers Jr., Martin Kulm, Orley Rath, Martin Haase, Allen Kulm, William Lacher, Roy Tribble, Herbert Bonnet. FIRST ROW: Doryce Koerner, Julianne Kline, Marianne Young, Marcella Balliet, Virginia Koerner, Donna Ganser, Eelila Jundt. Mavis Mohr. SECOND ROW: Ruth Kapp, Marion Heupel, Arlene Keim, Joyce Brosz, Alma Eichelberg, Violet Rappe, Luella Breitag, Naomi Lubner, Wendell Garwood (Director). THIRD ROW: Norma Zenker, Rita Kallas, Evelyn Geffre, Phyllis Lapka, Shirley Swanson, Lavina Maier, Delila Rueb, Margaret Guthmiller, Janette Kindelspire. — M 2 « . The junior play, Gay- presented January 30 and 31, featuring a double cast, led a series of three plays directed by% Mrs. Kindelspire The seniors closing the season staged There Goes The Bride April 23 and 24. Leo Geffre, Eelila Jundt, Doryce Koerner. Allen Kulm Evelyn Geffre � . «„ Upk., Gel 3®1 ’ eri-®1 0 K ti ne 3 dt £ug April 9th and 10th will be remembered for Bringing Up Mother which also had a double ca9t. This pro- duction was sponsored by the Buccaneer staff to assist in financing the yearbook. Harry Hauffe, James Gilll land, Gordon Schanzenbach, Virginia Koerner, Margaret Guthmiller, Janette Kind- elspire, Audrey Lapka. Ruth Kapp Harry Hauffe Orley Rath Joyce Brosz Seated: Doryce Koerner, Joyce Brosz, Eelila Jundt, Leo Geffre. Standing: Allen Kulm, Evelyn Geffre, Arthirr Linder, Orley Rath, Elsie Zantow, Leslie Hoff, Ruth Hauffe, Melvin Yost. Ruth Hauffe Melvin Yost Student Council President- Elect displays his understand- ing. Delila Who cares where we are going? We want to see where we ve been.w Now you see it, now you donft. ACT III THE FINALE After the ball is over The Great Triumvirate. Hi Pulchri tude?????????? Ctc. BANQUET-PROM Using Say It With Music ©cted by Miss Niederworder, a land of musical beauty-a senior banquet-prom. The menu were equally well received by banquet was the crowning of as king and queen. Following the banquet, concluded the evening--one memory to all who attended. Elsie Zantow Lee Conahan as a theme, the juniors, dir- transformed the gymnasium Into perfect setting for the junior as well as the entertainment the guests. High-lighting the Lee Conahan and Elsie Zantow dancing to music by Andy Kline that will remain a pleasant SCENE I BASEBALL Three senior boys who are members of the baseball team: Left to right: Merlie Maier, Lee Conahan, Orley Rath. The Leola Pirates won the North Central Conference Champ- ionship by downing Frederick 8 to 3. The Pirates, after defeating Frederick in the tournament, were ousted by the Columbia Comets in a free scoring game 10 to 8. SEASON RECORD: Leola R 5 H 4 E 1 J. Rath and Hilgemann Westport 0 2 5 Schaunamann and Morrison Leola 6 10 3 J. Rath and Hilgemann Hecla 2 4 6 Vandover and Ringler Leola 20 14 7 Tuscher and Hilgemann Columbia 8 9 9 Cole and Tumby Leola 17 12 0 J. Rath, Tuscher, and Hilgemann Barnard 1 3 12 Wolff and Shattack CONFERENCE Leola TOURNAMENT: 8 4 3 J. Rath and Hilgemann Fr-ederick 3 4 6 B. Winjum and D. Pence Columbia 10 8 4 Cole and Tumby Leola 8 7 6 Tuscher, J. Rath, and Hilgemann Melvin Tuscher, team's leading hitter, at bat against Col- umbia. Pitcher - Melvin Tuscher; Catcher-Freddy Hilgemann; Pitcher-James Rath. jg£ y L Commencement exercises for the class of 1948 were held May 20 at 8:00 a. m. in the high school auditor- ium. Superintendent A, L. Hagen of the Dickinson Public Schools gave the commencement address, Joyce Brosz the valedictory, and Orley Rath the salutatory. Diplomas were presented by John Kulm, President of the Board of Education. The Baccalaureate address was delivered by Rev- erend H. Haase May 16. CURTAIN CALL SCINi III Joyce Brosz, accomplished pianist, was the only Leola contestant tc receive a super- ior rating at the State-Reg- ional Music Contest. Charlotte Lapka BUCCANEER Queen At the high school senior day of Northern State Teachers College, Orley RAth was crowned Duke, the most outstanding senior boy of the 51 competing schools. 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