Pierre High School - Gumbo Yearbook (Pierre, SD)

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1951 volume:

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K I ,,,:f14-ff 4 eff ' X X I ,V Senior Class Oltloers Senior Clase Sponsors Mr. Flannery, Mrs. Spitzer Mr. Luebke, Mr. Cash Karen Thode, Judene Allen, Don. Slummerslde, Linda Hughes l V' ,S Judene Allen CAMERA SHI Leland Gord-on Representative Seniors 'T Heather Hyde Terry Lamsfter Faye Stalley CAMERA SH! 3 425-'iw CAMERA SHI .Q fu 1 Allen Soovel Robert Rentlto James Wyly BAUER, DONNA You a'0n,t appreciate her unless you know her. Jr. Sr. Banquet: G.A.A. 1: F.H.A. 2, 3, 4: Spring Play. BERGESON, DANNY Quiet, and shy, but oh, 'what a guyf' Jr. Sr. Banquet' Football 1, 2, letter: Track 1: Band 1, 2, 3, 4, letter: Pep Band 2, 3, 4. BRINK, FRANCIS Personality isn't his only z'irtue,' he does all things well. Jr. Sr. Banquet: Football 1, 2, 3, 4, letter, Co-cvzvrtaing Track 1 2, 3, 4, letter: Intramural 2, 3, 4: Prom alter: Natlonal Honor Society 4: Boys' State: Jr. Rotarian 3: Jr. Klwanian 4: Class Offlcer 1: Mayor: Marshall: Boys' Monogram 2, 3, 4, Secretary 3, President 4: Student Council 2, 3, 4. BROSS, BARBARA Quiet and efficient, what she does, she does well. Jr. Sr. Banquet: Glee Club 4: Future Nurses 3: Declam. 2' Debate 2: Governor Staff 3: Transfer from Omaha, Nebraska. N1 ADAMS, JAMES 'I'm not nearly as bashful as I seem. Jr. Sr. Banquet: Intramural 3, 4: Transfer from Cham- berlain, South Dakota. ALLEN. JUDENE A sparkle of the eye, a glimpse of her dimplc, a flash of a smile, that's our Judenef' Jr. Sr. Banquet' Glee Club 4, Vlce-President: Class Officer 4, Vce-President: Attendant: Natlonal Honor Societz 4: Governor Staff 4' D.A.R. Candidate: Transfer from ake Andes: Spring Play. BOYLES, RESSIE Small, friendly, kind, she will never be left behind. Jr. Sr. Banquet: Glee Club 4. BRADER. PATSY All my ambition is, I know to Pfofit and to please. Jr. Sr. Banquet. ,et , .S 3 wi' CARR, DENNIS l Just give me the simple life. Jr. Sr. Banquet' Choir 3, 4: All-State Choir 4: Boys' Double Quartet 4. CREAGER, MARK Never study much and you 'won't have to answer questions. Jr. Sr. Banquet. EDWARDS KHULIO MAUREEN She is a lively girl with all the freckles ou her face. FORNEY, JAMES A rising man, toot, toot. Jr. Sr. Banquet, Football 3, 4, letter: Band 2 3 4 letter, Boys' Monogram Club 3, 43 Spring Play, Basket: ball 3, 4, letter. BROWN, DONALD All these studies the too deep, go away and let me sleep. Jr. Sr. Banquet Basketball 13 Intramural 2, 3, 43 Choir 43 B-Squad 1. CALKINS, ROBERT Men of few words are the best meuf' Jr. Sr. Banguetg Football 1, 2, 3, 4, letterg Track 1, 2, 3, 43 C Squa 1. d ' .lx CROW, DICK He u-eeds no words, his good deeds speak for him. Jr. Sr. Banquet: Choir 45 Jr. Kiwanlan 4: King of Hearts. DOYLE, DONALD Just ask him., he'd do anything for you. Spring Play: Transfer from Roslyn, South Dakota. H., Wov- L2- GATE, NAOMI In her quaint quietness, there is a big charm. Jr. Sr. Banquet: G.A.A. 1: Future Nurses 3. GORDON, LELAND His is the kind we send out into the world to fvin fame. Jr. Sr. Banquet: Band 1, 2 ,3, 4, letter: Pep Band 4: National Honor Societ? 3, 4, President, Drama Club 4: Boys' State: Class O ficer 3, Treasurer: Gumbo Stan' 2, 3, 4: Student Council. HALL, LOA A friendly miss with sparkling eyes and per- sonality twice her size. Jr. Sr. Banquet: Choir 2 3, 4, letter: All-State 4' Octet 4: Sololst 4: Prom Waitress: Cheerleader 3: Gumbo Staff 3, 4: Student Council, Sec. 4: Spring Play. HABRINGTON, DEAN lVlzen I feel like exercise, I just lie doztn zintil the feeling goes away. Jr. Sr. Banquet: Intramural 3, 4. FRAZEE, LINDA Her character matches her face, a pleasing sinile with winning grace. Jr. Sr. Banquet' Choir 2 3, 4, letter: Prom Waitress: G.A.A. 1, 4: Quill 81 Scroll 3, 4: National Honor Society 4: Cheerleader: Gumbo Staff 2, 3, 4, Editor: Home- coming candidate' Girl's Monogram 4: Sports Day Queen: Ofhce Girl 3, 4: Spring Play. GARBER, PAT She is mild and good looking but so is dyna- mite. Jr. Sr. Banquet: Glee Club 2: F.H.A. 4: Prom Waitress. GRACE, JERRY W'ha-t mischief lies behind those sparkling eyes. Jr, Sr. Banquet: Football 2, letter: Track 1, 2, 3, 4, letter: Intramural 2 3 4' Choir 8 4: Band 1, 2: Prom Walter: Governor Staff 3, Boys' Monogram 3, 4: Stu- dent Counell 2, 3. GROSS, PHYLLIS Always the saline in rain or sunshineft' Jr. Sr. Banquet. HIGGINS, JOE Silence is more eloquent than words. Jr. Sr. Banquet. HOYT, JUDITH A dependable sort: a real good sport. Jr. Sr. Banquet. 15' www 'VL qp-um.. . ., - ' 5 - -. Q -it HUNSLEY, LILA MAE Golden hair, eyes of blue, yon'll like her, she'll like yon. Jr. Sr. Banquet. HYDE, HEATHER Beautiful hands are they that do deeds that are noble, good, and true. Jr. Sr. Banquet: Choir 3' Glrl's Sextet 3: Soloist 2, 3, 45 Band 1, 2, 3, 4, letter: Peg Band 2, 4: Prom Waitress: G.A.A. 1: National Honor ociety 3, 4, Vice-President: Drama Club 4: Declam 2, 3, 4: Gumbo Staff 3, 4: Home- coming candldate: Glrls' Monogram 3, 4: National Forensic League: Triple Trio 1: Woodwind Trio 4: Spring Play. ,..-.......... .. -.....1.........,.-.. HAWKINS, JERALD Youth comes but once in a lifetime. Jr. Sr. Banquet: Intramural 3. HEDMAN, DOROTHY Always happy, always gay, that's Dorothy's my.JJ Jr. Sr. Banquet: Choir 2, 3, 4, letter' Soloist 2, 3, 4: Band 1 2, 3, 4: Dance Band 25 Quill fe Scroll 3, 4: Na- tional Iflonor Society 3, 4: Drama Club 4: Declam 2 3, 4, letter5 Debate 35 Girls State: Class Offlcer 3, Vice- President: Gumbo Staff 2, 3, 4: D.A.R. Candidate Stu- dent Councvll 1: Sax Sextet 4: Triple Trio: National Forensic League 4: Spring Play. we bwifb HUGHES, LINDA Language was given to say pleasant things. Jr. Sr. Banmijuet: Choir 3, 4: Sextet 3, 4: Soloist 45 G.A.A. 3, 4 resident, letter: Future Nurses 45 Drama Club 45 Class Officer 4, Treasurer: Gumbo Staff 4: Girls' Monogram 4: Student Council 3, 4: Spring Play. HUNSLEY, DEVBON I am --------- what I am. Jr. Sr. Banquet: Football 4: Intramural 1, 2, 3. 4: Band 2, 3: Transfer from Lafayette, Colorado. JAMES, FRANKIE H er hair is her crown and glory. Glee Club 2, 3, 4, letter: Jr. Sr. Banguetg Prom Wait- ressg G.A.A. 13 F.H.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Stu ent Council 3. JANSONS, NIKOLAJS H e is basliful tis true, but many things lze's learned to do. Jr. Sr. Banquetg Intramural 4. ZW QR if an ' JENNINGS, DARRELL 'The place to find a helping hand is at the end of your own arm. Jr. Sr. Banquet: Intramural 4. 11 ,, M if f Q i if JOHNSON, LARRY H e is neither a book worm nor at social hound, but a good kid to have around. Jr. Sr. Banquet: Choir 4: Band 1, 2 3, 4, letterg Drama Club 4, Governor Staff 3, 43 Spring Play. JACKSON, DUANE Pretty hair, sparkling eyes, wonderful danc- er,' hear girls' sighs. Jr. Sr. Banguetg Intramural 2, 3, 45 Choir 45 Basketball 3: Student ouncil 3. JACKSON, SHARON KAY W ith talents she is gifted well ,' they are diver- sified. . She always does the thing that's right, a friend both true and tried. Jr. Sr. Banquet: Glee Club 2. 4g Gumbo Staff 43 Gover- nor Staff 3, 45 Spring Play. JANSONS, VIKTORS The mind is the man. Jr. Sr. Banquet. JEITZ, ART His sense of humor has no end, a good kid to haw for a friend. Basketball 1, 25 Track 1: Intramural 1 2. 3, 43 Choir 2: Prom Walter: Band 1: Homecoming candidates. fi E JONAS, DAVE Why take life seriously? You can never get out of it alive. Jr. Sr. Banquet: Football 1, 2: Basketball 1: Intramural 1, 2, 4: Student Council 2. KIRKPATRICK, JAMES Still waters run deep. Jr. Sr. Banquet: Choir 3, 4: Class Officer 1. 1-c ' LAMSTER, TERRY Her spirit is like a teakettle, always bubbling over. Jr. Sr. Banquet: Choir 1, 2, 3 4, letter: All-State Choir 4' Band 1 2, 3, 4, letter: Prom Waitress: National Honor Soclety 3 4- Drama Club 4: Gumbo staff 3, 4: Attendant: D.A.It. Candidate: Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4: Girls' State Alternate: Spring Play. LaVELLE, TOM 'Females are his hobby. Jr. Sr. Banqlusletg Football 3, 4: Basketball 3, 4: Track 2: Choir 3: rom Waiter: Boys' State Jr. Rotarlan 3: B-Squad: A-Squad, letter: Boys Monogram 3, 4: Student Council, 2, 3, 4: Spring Play. JENSEN, JODY I'll sing my way through lifef' Jr. Sr. Banquet: Glee Club 1, 4: F.H.A. 4. JOHNSTON, LYNN Well done is better than well said. Jr. Sr. Banquet: F.H.A. 3, 4: Spring Play: Transfer from Walla Walla, Washington. KRIETMAN, LAVONNE An honor student every year, a good and trusted friend. Jr. Sr. Banquet: Glee Club 2, 3, 4, letter. LaFAVE, LONNIE 'I know a lot if I had time to think about it. .gre Sr. Banquet: Track 1: Prom Walter: Class Officer l L LEUCKE JOHN A mighty man is he, and an unusual athletef Jr. Sr. Banmiuetg Football 1, 2, 3, 4, letter, Track 1, 2, Intramura 2, 3, 4, Choir 2, 3, 4, letter, Presidentg '?oyii Monogram 2, 3, 4g Student Council 3, All-State ac e. MCKENNA, CAROL Sweet things come in small packagesfj Glee Club 4: Transferred from Crafton High School. stfnfw Il -we QT MARSO, FREDERICK When you see him you also see his shadow MARSO CELLICKSOND SUSAN Jr. Sr. Ban uet' Choir 3 4' Glee Club 2' All-State choir 4- G1r's 'sexier 3 4- Band 1 2 3, 4' Decxam 2 3 4' Debate 3 LEONARD, MARY Never gloomy, never sad, Mary's smile al- ways makes us glad. Jr. Sr. Banquetg Choir 4, letter: Glee Club 2, 35 G.A.A. 1, 3, 4, letter, Secretary, Presldentg F.H.A. 1, Class Officer 3, Secretaryg Gumbo Staff 2, 3, 45 Student Council 1, 45 Spring Play: Girls' Monogram Club. LONGLAND, EVELYN She is little, she is wise, she is at terror for her sisef' Jr. Sr. Banquetg Band 1, G.A.A. 1, 3, 4, letter, Presi- dent, F.H.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Secretaryg Future Nurses 1, 2, 3, 4, Presldentg Quill 8: Scroll, 3, 43 National Honor Society 41 Drama Club 4: Cheerleader Substitute: Gum- bo Staff 2: Governor Staff 2, 3, 4, Editor, Student Council 2 ,4g Spring Playg Girls' Monogram. RVN' MCGINNIS, CFISHD VEIAMA Quiet and demure, steady and suref, Jr. Sr. Banquet: Band 3: G.A.A. 1. McLAUGHLIN, LEONARD Nature ma-de time and then broke the mould. Jr. Sr. Banquet: Intramural 1, 2, 3, 4: Jr. Kiwanlan 43 Student Council 2, 3. '5 's-3' .q1b.q , 'iraq i . V ix I ' ' yy . .mu . , ' , ,. S. ,. ., M ,Q P u ' - ,J ' Q , X N 0 one can enjoy life alone. ,,,, ll ' ' ' , MATHEWS, JERALD ' A quiet guy but, quite a guy. Jr. Sr. Banquet: Boys Monogram 4: Track 2: Football 2: Intramural 3. MATHEWS, CKILIANJ MARILYNRAE My quiet way gets me by. Jr. Sr. Banquet: F.H.A. 1, 2, 3, 4. MURPHY, LORETTA Willing to do her share and niore, full of happiness and good humor, she has a never ending store. Jr. Sr. Banquet: Prom Waitress: G.A.A. 1, 3, 4, letter: Quill 8: Scroll 8. 4: National Honor Society 4: Declam. 4: Drama Club 4: Cheerleading: Secretary of State: Citizenship Award, Spring play. NEIBER, SANDRA A gay personality full of rascalityf' Jr. Sr. Banqruet: Choir 2, 3, 4, letter: Octet 3, 4: Ac- companist: rom Waitress: Drama Club 4: Declam 4: Gumbo Staff 3, 4: Triple Trio 1: Spring Play. MAR-KWED, JANICE Her grin would dim the shining sun. Jr. Sr. Banquet: F.H.A. 2, 3, 4: Declam 4: Spring Play. MATHEWS, FRED The man of the earth disdain the city slickerf Football 4, letter: Track 2, 4: Intramural 2, 3, 4: Jr. Sr. Banquet: B-Squad 2, letter: A-Squad, letter: Boys' Monogram 4: Student Council 4. MIDDLETON, PATTY Not too serious, not toogay, a nice girl in every way. Jr. Sr. Banquet: Future Nurses Club 3. MULLALLY, MIKE If you eat your daily crust, you can have curly hair too. Jr. Sr. Banquet' Football 1, 2: Intramural 3, 4: Choir 2, 3, 4, letter: Allstate Choir 4: Octet 2 Boys' Double Quartet, 2, 3, 4: Soloist 4: Prom Waiter: Drama Club 4. 'idk PELLER, JOHN Yee, gad, what a busy mart I am. Jr. Sr. Banguet' Band 1, 2, 3, 4 letter' Pep Band 2, 3, 4: Dance ancl 4' National H'onor Society 4: Boys State 3: Gumbo Staff 3: Governor Stat! 4- Student Council 3, 4: National Forensic: Band Vice-President. PITLICK, KENNETH 'Manrters often make good fortunes. Jr. Sr. Banquet. 1 as . I-IAMMAN QRANDOLPHJ CAROL Witty and gay all day. gre SZ. Banquet: G.A.A. 1, 2, 3: Drama Club 4: Choir REIS,MAR-LYN Someday she will make the red heads fa- mans. Jr. Sr. Banquet: Choir 4: Band 1, 2, 3, 4, letter: Pep Band 4: Trip e Trlo 1: National Honor Society 4. 0'RIELLY, PATTY Lovely eyes has she, and she's as sweet as sweet can be. Jr. Sr. Banquet Choir 3, 4: Girls' Glee Club 2: G.A.A. 1, 2: Future Nurses 3: Drama Club 4: Spring Play. OTTUM, JEANETTE It's nice to be natural when youfre naturally nice. Jr. Sr. Banquet: Choir 2 3, 4, letter: Octet 3, 4: Band 1, 2, 3, 4, leter: Prom Waitress: Future Nurses 3, 4: Cheerleader: Homecoming Queen: Glrl's Monogram 4. POINDEXTER, SANDRA Quiet please, I'rn here for work. Jr Sr Banquet' GAA. 1 2 3 4 letter' F.H.A 2 3 4 Debate 2, 3, letter: Girls' Monogram 4: National' For enslc League. RAMSEY. MARY There's a lot of fun in her seeming quiet- ness. Jr. Sr. Banquet: Glee Club 4: G.A.A. 55. ri W. er-W RISTAU, JUDY There are enough serious things in life with- out considering myself as one of them. Jr. Sr. Banquetg Glee Club 2' Band 1 2, 3, 4, letterg G.A.A. 1 3, 4, letter: Future Nurses Club 3, 43 Gumbo Stall' 2, 3, 45 Governor Stat! 4g Girls' Monogram 4. RITTER, RUTHIE Let's dance tonight, tomorrow night, and forever more. if ROBERTS, JERRY H is pleasing smile attracts the girls and wins the boys' friendship . Football 1 3 4, leter: Basketball 13 Track 2, 33 Intra- mural 4: Clmofr 4, letter: Jr. Klwanian 4: Mayor. RYDLAND, SANDRA Bashful and shy but very, very noticeable. Jr. Sr. Banquet: Glee Club 45 F.H.A. 2, 3, 4: Future Nurses 3, 4: Student Council 2, 33 Sweetheart Queen. RENTTO, ROBERT Leadership, cooperation and management are merely three of many accomplishments. Jr. Sr. Banquet: Track 3: Intramural 45 Band 3, 4: Pell Band 3: Dance Band 3, 4: National Honor Society 3, 3 Drama Club 3, 4: Declam 3, 43 Debate 3, 45 Bog? State Governor: Jr. Rotarlan 39 Sax Quartette 3: atlonal Forensic League 3, 4. RHODE, ELLSWORTH He is himself, can one say more ? Jr. Sr. Banquet: Intramural 3, 4. ,r Z. , -2 VU RIVEN ES, SHARON A smart little girl, who knofws no rest, for any she'll do her bestf' Jr. Sr. Banquet: F.H.A. 2, 3, 4: Future Nurses 4: Gover- nor Staff 3. RIVENES, SHERMAN Size does not account for what a man can do. Napoleon was only ive feet tall. Jr. Sr. Banquet. G -4 Ji Q I 'm a slave to no one. Jr. Sr. Banquet: Choir 3 4, letter: Glee Club 2: G.A.A. 1, 3 4, letter: F.H.A. 1: Future Nurses Club 3, 4: Cheer- leadlni: Gumbo Staff 4: Girls' Monogram 4: Student Counc 1, 3. SCHOMER., DICK While we live, let's live in cloz-er for 'when 'we're dead, 'we're dead' all over. Jr. Sr. Banquet: Intramural 3, 4. - SELVIG, MARK Molds-ses in January has nothing on me. Jr. Sr. Banquet: Track 2: Intramural 2, 3: Choir 3 4: Boy5'4Doube Quartet 4: Band 1, 2, 3, 4, letter: Pep SHANGEBEAUX, BEVERLY My hair is pretty, my eyes make all boys sigh. Jr. Sr. Banquet: Governor staff 2' Cholr 3, 4: Glee Club 2' Drama Club 4: Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4: Spring Play. SAFFEL, NANCY Good sense and good nature are never sepa- rated. Jr. Sr. Banquet: F.H.A. 1: Student Council 1. SCARBOROUGH, MARLIN Anybody can talk, but it takes o genius to listen. Jr. Sr. Banquet: Choir 2, 3, 4, letter: Drama Club 4. SOOVEL, ALLEN A leader everywhere he goes, a friend to everyone he knows. Jr. Sr. Banquet: Choir 2, 3, 4, letter: All-State Choir 4: Boys' Double Quartet 2, 3, 4' Soloist, 3, 4' Prom Walter: Drama lub 4: Debate 3: Jr. Rotarlan 3: Class Ofllcer 3, 4, Mayor: Student Council 2, 3, 4: National Forensic: Spring play. SELLERS, GARY Just give me my boots and Stetson and 1'Il get out of here. Jr. Sr. Banquet: Football 2, 3, 4, letter: Track 2 3, 4, letter: Intramural 3, 4: Choir 3, 4, letter: Bow' Double Quartet 4: Soloist 4' Prom Walter: Boys' onogram 3,45 Student Council 2, 3: Spring Play. ' X 'li' ll STALLEY She Ls friendly, pretty, artistic too, without her what are we to do? Jr. Sr. Banquet' Art Club 2: Glee Club 3, 4: National Honor society 5, 4- Qum and scrou a, 4: Drama Club 4: Gumbo stan' 2. lx, 4- Homecoming candidate: Gu-ls' State, Lt. Governor 3: Spring Play: Transfer from Eagle Butte, South Dakota. STANTON, ALICE S he has a rare gift of contagious friendship. Jr. Sr. Baneiuet: Choir 2, 3, 4: Sextet 3, 4: Soloist 3, 4: All-State 3, . X , TERRILL, BETTY She does little nameless acts of kindness. Jr. Sr. Banquet: Office Glrl. THODE, KAREN Shes capable and ready, a leader in her class, also a :harming lass. Jr. Sr. Banquet' Cholr 2, 3, 4 letter' Prom Waitress: G.A.A. 1 President: National Honor Societal 4: Drama Club 4: Class Officer 4 Secretary: Cheerlea ng: Gumbo Stat! 4' Governor Stall 4: Glrls Monogram 4' Student Council 1, 2, 3: Triple Trio 1: Accompanlst: First Lady: Spring Play. SCHUN K, SHEILA Nothing seems to cause her any trouble. Transfer from Marty, South Dakota. SIMMONS, ELINOR Sa ma-ny nice things can be said, pages not lines would be needed instead. Jr. Sr. Banquet: Choir 3, 4, letter: Glee Club 2: Girls' Sextet 4: G.A.A. 2, 3, 4, letter, President' Drama Club 4: Declam 4: Gumbo Stan' 3, 4: Girls' 'Monogram 4: Spring Play. SUMMERSIDE, DON W hy worry, Yesterday is past, Tomorrow is not here. Intramural 2: Jr. Sr. Banguet' Chgmlr 3 4: Octet, 4: Band 1, 2, 3, 4 letter: Pg and 2, , 4: nance Band 4: Declam 3 ,4' liebate 3: ass Officer 4, President: Stu- dent Councll 2, 3' Boys' State, Alternate: Choir Vlce- Presldent, Spring Play. SWARTZEL, LARRY Deeds, not words. Transfer from Garretson, South llkota. f 43 TRIMBLE, lfVe three are one: gal ll me, my pickup, and my Jr. Sr. Banrfuet' Choir 2, 3, 4, letter: All-State 4: Octet S, ggalioube Quartet: Gumbo Staff 3, 4: Governor ta , . TWEEDY, DALE A song will outlive all the sermons in his- tory. Jr. Sr. Banquet: Intramural 2: Choir 2, 3, 4, letter: All-State 3, 5 Octet 3, 4: Soloist 2, 3, 4: Prom Walter. WEBER MARLENE I Her looks are not deceiving. Glee Club 4: F.I-I.A. 4: Art Club: Transfer from Yank- ton. WESTOVER. CAROL Beauty is more beautiful when it cormes from within. THOMPSON, HARVEY He is as his laugh, full of Iifef' Foosball 4, letter: Intramural 4: Homecoming Candid ate: Transfer from Gettysburg. THOMPSON, BILL Never trouble trouble till trouble troubles you. Jr. Sr. Ban uet: Football B-Squad, 1, 2' Track 1 2 Intramural K3, 4: Boys' Monogram 2, 3, 4: Stu ent Council 1, 2, 3: Sports Day King. TWEET, FRED ltr 5-..-r Who knows, someday 1 may discover a uni versal solvent. Jr. Sr. Banquet' Football 3' Track 3: Intramural 4 Student Council 3, 4: Transfer: from Sedalla, Mo. WARD, PAUL Well, I can't hold this expression any longer Jr. Sr. Banquet. 'ii- CAMERA SIIY WYLY, JIM Alert ana' tall, always there when you need him most of all. Jr Sr. Banquet: Choir 3, 4: All-State 4: Octet 4: Boys Double Quartet 3, 4: Sololst 3, 4' Drama Club 4: Boys' State: Student Council 1: Spring Play. YOUNKIN, NINA Quiet and studiousf' Jr. Sr. Banquet: G.A.A. 1: Triple Trio 1. . 'ara' 1. Old time party. 2. Not too much now Carol. 3. Having fun? 4. Old flames. 5. The good old days. 6. Is that Marilyn? 7. Sour puss. ,Wim WILLIAMS, GWEN A girl with meek thoughtfulness and a quiet smile. Jr. Sr. Banquet: G.A.A. 1, 2: F.H.A. 1, 2, 4: Governor 2. WILLIAMS, BOB Never alone-his ideas are always with him. Jr. Sr. Banquet. J nw x Kg MARGARET CABVEI 'l1!l we : e' J T , Q X A ! 'meg . .gi .zgx 5?-' f - -Q.. ' .I y .A ., G+ J GY' jfuaggf u niora OFFICERS Sberve Mason., Allen Tommervik, Patty Woods ADVISORS Miss Morse, Mrs. Sherer, Mrs. Doyle, Mr. Isaacson, Mr. Spidel, Mrs. Petty I ' U G I so v ' gi, J L. 3 13-0 ,qw 6- 5. 11- T224 2 7 Q, . S Gerald Alleman Donna Baade James Brown Judith Eilers Judy Gregerson Q' Y CB. L I J NW X , w X .... . ' ' lag s- Q t 1. :: :-: 1 v y J J xi or G -P-, 4' 'J' Harold Allphin Richard Bad Moccasin L Inda Carufhers Gary Friman Jean Hall 1 Y X s ?' Q . K ku 4 ' , 5' f ' -1: T - :V 'luv D Tiiff, 'J ' 1 . if 5 ' 3- tv ai 1 5... if ' L in-. . G. . y Q fs- w 1 gl K ,I I Ei -2+ in ' 1 A . qi 1- xi . x ' at-' 8 Q' -bf 'L-fffx . J A- , ., . 5 QAX .J ve 'H 1' 'L L' Douglas Ashmore Emilia Bergeson Connie Cruse Bennie Garber Carol Hansen FQ 1- X X bi K 3 T fo- G if 17 John ANWY Diana Baacle Thomas Bliss Jan Darner Kieth Garber David Harris Karen Breen Terrance Dllley Karen Green Roberta Hartley 23 Q if 'KL J 35, wi K , .. rere J .- ee 2 i i, 4. K L My M i., 1 ,VJ M, Della Henkins Geraldine Humphrey Jerry Jacobs Wanda Kayser Roberfa Kozel 21. wr.: A 1 L Phyllis Hosman Margaref Humphrey Norma Jennings Judiih Kerr Arthur Krull K. Q X K . L is y e 53, 2 Q N Xl. W 4 do U'-'-ev x 1 -Wh K rn Q g J rwq , wg ',:l . uefa ie . y 5 N w.f W il R in Q ggi? . im' ,sr , , . . Karen Huffman Leonard Hunley Gene Johnson Barbara King Pat LaVelle .Qq. 'i 5 Erwin Hulls Shirley Hunsley Bill Jonas Darlene Kirpafrick Ralph Leach WX W' ta' Xe K Nelson Hull! Joyce lverson Dennis Kayser Elaine Kirley Donald Lehman 4 L R, Q1 1' V P M ,f as A ' if P 8-P QL' E fllllll ani Janice Leidholf Bessie McGruder Shorlofte Mahrer Mary Myers William Palmer Norllin Lemcke Mary McLaud1lln John Mellon Marsha Newcome Sfanley Parker Peggy Leonard Steve Mason Jane Michaelson John O'De II Wilma Pefersan 1 Vll -1 5 1 Q 1 -0- l fi '39 'f X bk 4 xl WU P s - ze 0 17 mln Q gg 'K' f . fn if Af.. 'U' We M N X 'Wa xx L' is A ,xxx Doris Lovell Larry Mahhels Colleen Morrisey Peggy Olson David Quimby Barbara Lomb Marlyn Maffheis Pat Murphy Beverly Palmer Wayne Riggs 4 , 3 a HQ my I ..-,,. ,, :Q .in X in X . Y X sv X L- 5 is lf f, 'J' it , i . ', -s 45, 64.3 if 3 -. A Q 'twig an J 'Zo lf A, ,, ix 9. g In . ,V ' , A ni a v A f 1' 1 71 251. ATLx,,,.fk , rr, i an If -. X it T T 5. . ' . . K X r QP . ' :J ? u 9. S , L' J 2- e -'Te ' fi or ef i J y 4 1 - I 1's.e. ' 'I f ,.,. ai fffij 'n - ?, , Nfl, all x y M J' '1 U .3 . , 5 HM -' fi -A . ,M some 6' 1 I' 1 51 ' ' Q. Hb- 'sb wx M . qv ' I Q , ' ' I 7, - - V 4 7 ' ' ' ' .,k Q ' K 7 J 'W ' 6 ., - I e ij ,VSL l: --- , -1 T 1 J , e l na ' ,,- fa T Ronald Reis .Sheila Schnell Larry Schuefh Marg0l'lfShangreaux Judy Slberf Poulo Singleton Kenneth Smifh Jeanne Spilde . Pat Stalley Joanne Sfarzel Rosalie Sfone Pat Strut: Richard Teesllnlu Delorus Thompson Jeanine Thompson .bseph Thorne Gayle Thorpe Allan Tommervlck Vernon Trimble Sandra Vilas Kathleen Ward Chris Warren Harlan Weddell Joan Williams Wayne Wise 26 ! iii, Pat Woods James Woaeplm Joe Youngberg NOT PIUPURIBID Charles Edlund Jo Ann Je-nsen John O'De11 Larry Swartnel Lore th Thomas Jon Youngherg Thesewmethegolagolddays ,ud- 1 if gdflllh Al will fizff A , n LLP' I ,! ,if 1 I fx v I f7J , I I W fl lj, f I Are you imitating Napoleon ofr does your ffl? jfm, .lyfy 5 ' 4: i ffl f:,'f 'Q . long undemea' itch? ' 1 VI. 1 r ' 1 , If 1 lfgrgzzlvllif 'iff' Vlliijv , flffllfudl, .I-7, 'A M rx I I ..fi',S I hi Do you think eating lighbbulbn will make Vernle any brighter? .--. The Juniors P011 ot Gold ,M-f '? 411 fm ,-f,..., Looks like fun, but the boys thought it was m-ore like work Pavlova would die at the slght ot this f' . 1. 1 W if A' Uncle Willy Left - Sweets to the Sweeties Right - Is that a. cheese- cake or a pan,- cmke smile? ,S7o,9!10 m ore5 OFFICERS 4 'viii J 4 5 Barbara Owens, Ruthann Wilson Kay LaP1ante, Don Hoffman ADVISORS Mr. Robinson and Mrs. 0'Bria.n. 0 , 4 E li k was - - 1 13' 'R' rfkf 3. I' Y- 'Sm sim 1 IN ,rf J H Q 1' 11 Z 1 '1 'f l l ck V , of L l t ,N n x Q 'Q' or -9 ff' T Q Vi . Kay Adams Gay Allen Gordon Anderson James Austin 30 ' ' Wx Doris Baker J. W. Baxfer Terry Blg Eagle Reber! Blnlxley .., 'Fi , A ll Terry Blackwell Gene Bowen Gloria Brllley Larry Brown 'QQ 9 Robert Burg Reber! Carr Klrby Burton Judy Cleavelond Mary Buflgr Gloria Cole Bruce Carl PGNY Cvvll .X ,wil :wi 3. rw 1 Q 3 A X Judy Cox Donald Cronin Patrick Cudmore Gloria Darland T' df' 'xx C si ,, s w S Q .. SQX XM , -- :Q A H ,W rv- , ig 'F l -Sf xx 1, as , V K ' , 33: . , f r , 9 . Q sl Ab . , We G Q- QNX . . r. 'TPG5 Iijf' '. i v'7r' J 'I Patricia Davis Robert Demmon John DeYounge Borbaro Eldridge A Q.. Kathleen Eldridge LoJean Eldridge George Ferley Inez Flannery .1 I7 Q ki'-Q ' we w M 1 V E X f 8' , .Ay Q . 1.- Jewel Flansburg Sondra Forney Rodney Frazler Charles Gage 'lf' ,- 'FQ -Aa G v 0 -N. John Gates Walter Gerlach Barbara Goddard Donna Gramm K iii? .. f if r ? ' f 1 95' D, wr r .,., Carolyn Green Lucretia Green RIN Gregg Allen Grlfflrh ,Li Q Donald Grimes Melinda Grimes .lonle Hall Bob Hanson Nancy Kay Hu-rlngian Pa! Harrlngfon James C. Harrie Emllv Harvey pv- a v , V kifiifr M Eh YR S - , Donene Henrlclxsen Herbert Hill Dixie Lee Hlllmer Mary Lou Hlllmer G fim I - 'nn 4 . l gsf rrr ,D W' ' lj 'ima' fi .,5xf. N L D vigrggggfgge D G G' riff?- -6:2 'fiigkyfl .Mgr is X of' we Q ' -2 4,- ' Ai Q M4 i Y , ky- , A A 4 YE X if X . - - A r-.-k be We I . W Q, ?'-X g fl 1 -f' , ' , .V - : gel U h . , Veena Hoeppner Donald Hoffman Dennls Holland Sadie Hovlond iw. R f va , A X jlr jf 5' s 'K' ,X ii' I 15' M 6, H. X fu ff r .I ,an 1' ,. 10' Lhnv 40' Kei? s, I K Q Q ix ff ,sf IJ. Joyce Hoviand Rlchard Howard Andres Jonson Beisy Jensen Gloria Job Richard Gene Johnson Linda Jonas Richard Jones Judy Jorgenson Maxine Keyser Larry Kifer Mavis King ' is 1 X 'A xx, lb y at mfg' Ali ,Y 'x 'F 5 R 'Q' 5, Kenneth Kiar Joel Kramme Kay LaPIanfe Louis LaRoc he X. nf I Z' . fu . L- 1 T K w R I-P 0,-f Uv mln 46- Ex , .lk Donald Llltbikl Eleanor McCourey Roberf McCullon Gail McFarland . w s,-A 1 ' .. ' X ' F' if I 1'-1,01 5 , if . if ' 1 A vi , .. --- - .m v. A - V is ki gr ' ,f av- , f ' ks Q N ' gl g M gi Q Li ,A Rosemary McGuire Befh McKe nna Arlene McLaughlin Irma Magnusson 34 1 is fel xx N5 ma S vi! ld! . j :, KVVV .f li N '-ff ' William Maher Donald Marso Norma Maffhels Lynn Mefzinger Arfhuer Mills Ellen Mitchell Carolyn Morris Lawrence Myers Peggy Noiles Larry Nelson Mary O'Donnel Kenneth Olander Ronald Oleson Lawrence Olson Doris Ondrlcelx Nancy Osrlien N.- 1 X 5- GN 7.4 . gs-ser' if ' , A .Q Q A J 'li' r X , J X .sr x x 4 - . K za Barbara Owens Robin Palmer Joyce Parsons Gary Pashby . Q . ,H Q' Qu- we. 4.4 Gloria Peters Carol Pfotenhauer Shlrley Pruess Dolores Rieger - 3' fan r. fli ' , 1 1 if a Qi, N! X Charles Rifer Sylvia Sagen lrlsa Schanfels John Schliessmann il Q1 - V, 1 'S' fi .nga ra' if 1 l i l A5 J neg ' e X , Jeanine Schooler James Sparkes Wjlla Jean Shiflet Sharon Spitzer Barbara Smith James Sfephenson Teresa Smith Marcia Sullivan Q X 2 3 , 1 , A NZ? E X ' 5 Evalena Teal Phyllis Temple Donald Thompson Monte Truman 36 K ff gy --. I xg' fig 4- 1 .gn-H w ' 'V A X i 5 i I an Q X 5? -. . X if-i l 1' 9 ii I., , ' Xe It - ...n9' 5 '3 XPP i iw yum' sf ' Robert Ugland David Ulmen Alva Vavra Margaret Ward Sharon Warnes Madeline Whisnant Philip White Phyllis White t ' ji vw f y 2 L f ' y i L ,,,, fi ' L. Mika, Michael Whitney Mavis Williamson Roger Williamson Ruthann Wilson A, W 5 Constance Winium Terry Woodward Mary Wright Wendel Winkler Not Pictured August Bieber Charles Crow Connle Cruse Agnes Engelhoupt Lyle Erickson Ray F riman Georgia Ann Hugles Patricia Smith Rebecca Urquhart Ronald Willett WJ fl: -if M D A Q X SSA X QW, in x XX YV Y xi 0 ' jf It ' r W I SHN, xx x N L NA .A AE f X A L + .,,, , N , '-n , A i Q Q ' - X N- , if P iq 0 I .,' XX g f ' H, f - f W ,R O x if EL ? h 'I 11 Q 0 .lx lk f Q b Q ' 0 X X , 1,1 W1 QAA M' kv' X 1 ' X . 3 K UU' .XS-H A V g, .,4. Back row-E. Simmons: L. Huvghesg J. Thompsong M. Schliessmanng B. Eldridfgeg M. Leonardg L. Frame: J. Ristaug B. Owens: J. Williams. Third row-J. Splldeg B. Palmerg C. Crrus-eg N. Jenningsg P. Stalleyg P. Woodsg D. Baadeg C. Morrissey: L. Mur- phyg S. Poindexter. Second rorw-JM. Wrightg B. Smith: K. Eldridgeg C. Winjump S. Hovlandg J. Schoolerg K. LaP1anteg M. Myers: P. La Velleg G. Humphrey: P. I-Iosman. Front row-L. Eldirdge: D. Henkinsg G. Thorpe: J. Clevelandg D. Hendricksong G. Brlleyg E. Lonwglandg G. Hughesg D. Baker: M. Hilmer. IQ- I C L .fu .. Standing-L. Hughes: G. Paulson: J. Kibbeg C. Humphrey: Mr. Cranceg M. Scarborough.. Prone-1D. Bowersg Sitting-S. Parker? H. Hyde. Not pictured-AT. Lamster. 38 S U .'-Jil jutufe llI'505 Standing- Joe g Mrs. Holmes: J. Ristaug E. LonglandgS. Rydland. Back row-M. Schliessrnanng K. Huffmang E. Tealg N. Ostlieng V. Hoeppnerg Sharon Warnea. Middle row-M. Myersg L. Hughesg P. Whiteg P. Coullg G. Allen. Front row-S. Revinesg M. Ward: P. Neiles. 1 Back row-B. Goddard: D. Grammg S. Warnesg L. Green: N. Matthiesg J. Parsons: M. Sullivan: B. Eldridge. Middle row-M. Weberg K. Huftmang M. Matheweg S. Revinesg Y. Johnstong D. Bovwerg P. Garberg J. Williams Front row-K. Harveyg J. Markwed: J. Jensen: S. Rydlandg E. Longlandg F. Jamesg B. Jensen. 39 EUCLID Back row-N. Lemcke: J. Wosepka: D. Summerside. Third row-J. Spilde: E. Kirley: 8. Forney: G. Allen: P. Neiles: B. Owens. Second row-J. Markwed: D. Henklns: S. Neiber: S. Schnellg P. LaVaIle: G. Thorpe: M. McLaughlln. Front row-C. Winjum: D. Hedman: L. Murphy: H. Hyde: S. fElIlcksonJ Marso: E. Simmons. 123.60 fe 'X 1 , Q.. l ' 'r?l1' ' ,Vi-2' Jl 'wJ'Am' Standing-L. Myers: P. Cudmore: A. Tommervik: J. Sparks: Mr. Petty. Seated-8. Allbee: M. Rentto: G. Allen: S. Von Wald. 40 7 gif! .4 onogram Back rorw-P. Smalleyg P. Woods: M. Myersg G. Humgpihreyg J. Sfpildeg D. Henkinsg C. Morrissey. Mid'dle row-G. Thorpeg J. Ristaug D. Hedmang S. Poindexterg M. Reisg L. Hughes: L. Frazeeg M. Leonard Front row-E. Simmonsg M. Schleissmanng H. Hydeg L. Murphyg E. Longlandg Baade twins. ! 0? 5 0ll0gI'alll Middle row-L. Mye1'sg'T.La veneg .L WI Baxtergl lifsmnhg B. caikinsg Fi Mdthewsg G. Friinanf Front rofw--F. Brin-kg J. Rlobertsg J. Forneyg J. Lueckfeg H. Thompsong G. Sellersp G. Mathews. ,.. ..,.g...,....,.........- Q' 5 W2 Szanding-P. La.Velleg B. Hartley: J. Starzlg B. Smith: P. Neiles: P. White: B. Owens: L. Johnson: P. Harring- ton: J. Pellerg K. Smith: A. Trimble: K. Thodeg J. Risltaug M. Myers: D. Holland: P. Woods. Seated-G. Thorpe: K. Green: P. Sialley: G. Allen: J. Spildeg S. K. Jackson: J. Allen: D. Henkins. Not picluredh-I. Magnusson: J. W. Baxter. 0Uel'I10I' 42 Evelyn Longland, Editor -. M40 Sfaff Q Kring ,g. ...mm Standing-AP. Coull: L. Hall: P. O'Relilly: L. Hughes: L Green: P. White: S. Neiber: P. Nelles: P. Stalley: J. Spilde: P. Harrington: A. Trimble: M. Myers: K. Sfmith: M. Schliessmann: A. Tommervik: M. Leonard: K.Th0de, D. Holland: B. Hartley: E. Simmons: J. Ristau: L. Murphy: P. Woods. Seated-H. Hyde: G. Thorpe: P. La Velle: G. Allen: K. Green: L. Frazee: L. Gordon: B. Owens: T. Lamsltier: D. Hedman: D. Henkins. Not picture-d-S. Albee: M. Rentto: P. K. Riter. 5- 1. .. L li EDITOR EDITOR L. Frazee L. Gordon SECTION HEADS Top row: L. Murphy, S. Neiber S' Middle row: M. Leonard, E. Simmons Bottom: D. Hedman Not pictured: P. Stalley, G. Allen, K. Green, E' M. Myers. A 43 ... ,AD - A ui!! ana! Sera! L. to R.: Loretta Murpfhyg Faye Stalleyg Linda Frazeeg Evelyn Lougltand. Seated: Dorothy Hedman. Wafiona onor ociefy I x X4 ,f It V H Ag, . s I 1 ' , 4 A A1 r ' - l 0 A U .F Ak. -'nb K . M Q ' ., , ' f .E Back row-S. Mason: J. Wylyg K. Thodeg E. Kirleyg T. Lamsberg J. Pellerg D. Hedmang L. Gordon: F. Stallefyg H. Hydeg D. Summersideg R. Rentto. Front row-F. Brinkg J. Spildeg M. Reisg L. Frazeeg E. Longlandg G. Thorpe: P. Woodsg L. Murphy J. Alleng A Tommervik. 141+ CAeer!eazler5 1 '- Ilfifiu' QU- . nl i' Left to Right: Linda Jonas: Jeanette Ottum: Linda Frazeeg Karen Thode: Kay I..aP1anteg Jane Michaelson Inset: Loretta Murphy .7wir!er5 rhggfzightt Donna Gramm: Gloria Brileyg Pat Woods. A5 rafna 1'-1 'i 'Q-'nib ... 1-I fx -rdf Standing-S. Masong D. Hedmang L. Hughesg H. Hyde: L. Johnson: E. Simmonsg T. Lamsterg L. G-ordong G Thorpeg T. La Velleg S. Neiberg J. Wylyg A. Scovelg D. Summerside. Seated-D. Henkinsg J. Spildeg P. O'Rei11yg L. Murp-hy: E. Longlandg Mr. Luefbke. OUTSTANDING ACTRESS OUTSTANDING ACTOR Elinor Simmons A1 Soovel 46 - . - Jaffe CM Bzck row-l. Schantels: l. Flannery: R. Palmer: P. White: P. Neiles: C. Pfoteuhauer: P. Coull: G. McFarland: Miss Morse. Middle ro-w--M. VVhitney: G. Pashby: D. Hoffman: B. Smith: IVI. Wright: M. Ward: S. Spitzer: C. Wlnjum: K. Harrington: J. Jorgenson. Front row--L. Myers: H. Hanson: L. Nelson: A. Jane-ens: D. Holland: G. Ferley: K. Olander: B. Binkley: P. Cud- more: B. Carl: K. I.,LPlante: T, Woodward: J. Schooler: S. Forney. Aff CLA 5' s.. ,ar K. Wester: J. Lemcke: M. Corcorian: D. Lundin: M. Grimes: K. Randolph: Mr. Howe: B. Benson: J. Starzl: B. Fuller: K. Kjar: S. Kilian. Not picture-I. Magnusson: K. Green: C. Hans-on. 47 l-if .S7eme5fer ounci rf. haf? N! Back row-J. W. Baxter: D. Hoffman: J. Austing F. Brink. Fourth row--C. Crnwg K. Kjarg D. Marso: P. Cudmoreg B. Carlg D. Ashmore: D. Bad Moccasin. Third row--N. Jenningsg B. McGruderg R. Renttog J. Pellerg J. Atheyg T. Dillyg W. Palmer. Second row--E. Mitcheng K. LaPlante3 M. Leonard: F. Mathews. Front row-C. Pfotenhauerg P. Templeg B. Shangreauxg T. Lamsterg B. Smith. Standing-A. Scovel, mayor QHJ xgelnejtel' Qunfi ...Q-v 1 Back rotw+J. Schli-essmann: D. Jone-sg M. Whitneyg K. Kjar. Fourth row--E. Longlandg J. Ristaug L. McLaughlin: J. Lueckeg J. Wylyg T. La. Velleg L. Gordon. Third row-C. Riterg A. Jeitzg J. Forney: P. Murphyg G. Andersong D. Edwards. Second ro-w-HM. Myersg J. Sibertg J. Schoolerg K. Adams: L. Jonasg R. Wilsong P. La Velle. First row-P. Hosmang P. Stalleyg L. Hallg A. McLaugh1ing C. Cruse. Standing--J. Roberts, mayor. 48 L., mfr f g D G U WB X PX Mr. Sampson and Mrs. Spiher head Pierre l llgh's musle department. This ls Mr. Sompson's fifth year at Plerre. Mr. Sampson not only leads the Instrumental portion of senior High's nuslc buf also leads -ll-H1l0f 'High and Grade School bands. Mrs. Spitzer leads the vocal secflon of the music depart- meni. She has been of Plerre HIQ1 for seven yeors. N60 54 Nli.....f S f Q -Y of 5' f sf 'swf , 'Q' I ALI.. STATE BAND BOBBY HANSON girh gfee ' 'L V' 6 ' ' ' W N ' ' FI ff ' , onffowrrnvevm o ' I V Q ,. 't JA' 'v ' in S F'1-ont row-J. Schooler: G. Hughes: C. McKenna: P. Coull: G. Cole: C. Morrissey: L. Eldridge: J. JensezTi Hall: M. Keyser: G. Peters: S. Hofwland: E. Mitchell: Row 2-K.E1d1'id'ge: D. Baade: K. Huffman: B. Bross: V. Hoeppner: M. Mattheis: M. Ward: S. Rydl-and: D Kirkpatrick: B. Palmer: D. Henrichsen. Row 3--K. Harrington: N. Jennings: C. Cfruse: J. Humphrey: F. Stalley: L. Kreitman: C. Winjum: G. Darland: R. Kozel: P. Olson: P. Woods: P. Singleton: J. Allen: B. McGruder: R. Boyles. Back row-J. Jorgenson: M. Shangreaux: S. Jackson: P. White: M. Sullivan: P. Gross: S. Hunsley: M. Ramsey: I. Schantels: M. Weber: R. Stone: L. Thomas: F. James. iff .Sjfafe Cjlwmj .,p., 'C Y? Front row-A. Stanton: S. Marso: L. Hughes: L. Hall. Back row-D. Carr: A. Trimble: T. hamster: D. Hedman: J. Wyly: A. Scovel: D. Tweedy. Camera shy-M. Mullally. 51 Front row-B. King, J. Cleveland: L Hall: S. Schnell: G. Ferley: L. Myers: D. Brown: N. Lemcke: V. 'Rrimble Row 2-J. Gregereon: M. Reis: S. Spitzer: J. Ottum: P. 0'Rielly: D. Cronin: A. Tommervik: M. Mullally J Luecke: D. Carr. Row 3-B. Goddard: D. Baker: G. Briley: B. Shangvreaux: A. Jansons: D. Tweedy: D. Summerside: T. Ls Velle B. Hanson: M. Selvig. Back row-M. Grimms: D. Luvell: A. McGuire: L. Hughes: E. Simmons: L. K. Poe: B. Blnkleyg A. Scovel R.. Leach: J. Sparks. Not pictured-P. Coull: D. Jackson: L. McLaughlin. appefya cAoir The eholr, under the dlreetlon of Helen Spitzer, has msde several sppesrsnoes dur- Ing the yesr. They gsve concerts at Chrlstf mss and on Aprll 2. On Aprll 5, the eholr went to Mobrldge for the reglonsl musle contest. 52 On February 13, the soloists went to Mo- bridge for the solo and ensemble reglonel contest. They came home wlth s total of six superiors and three exeellents. fuvQ'if-' gh Q ,gf I 1 Jw 3 421 ,ff ff u Front row-M. Hump-hrey: B. King: P. Sftrutz: R. Wilson: J. Michaelson: D. Thompson: D. Henkin-sg J. Slnbert P. Hosmlan: C. Morrissey: B. Orwen-sg J. Sohooler: J. Spllde: T. Lamster: H. Hyde. , Row 2-C. Hanson: B. Smith: C. Pfotenhauer: C. Winjum: D. Baker: G. Darland: D. Thompson: L. Johnson S Schnell: M. Wisnantg D. Qulmibyg G. Allemen: W. Wise: S. Forney: P. White: G. Hughes: P. Neilee: G. Thorpe J. Darner: J. Ris-tau: D. Hedman. Row 3-P. Coull: J. Jorgenson: B. Hartley: M. Wright: R. Mc'Cullum: C. Rlter: D. Teesllnk: D. Bergeson K Olanderg J. Sparks: K. Kjar: L. Shueth: B. Carl: P. Oudmore: J. Kram-me: P. Pellet: W. RlSB'8Z J. Mellon L. Caruthers: L. Gordon: L. Nelson: D. Kayser: R. Rlis: N.IAmcke: T. Woodward: M. Reis: J. Ottum: R. Hanson Back row-Mr. Sampson: G. Brileyg L. Eldridge: 'G. McFarland: J. Cleveland: J. Wosepka: D. Summerslde M Selvlgg A. Jensons: B. Palmer: J. Forney: S. Spitzer. gall Under the baton of Norman Sampson, the band -has blven three ooncerta, played at basketball games, and dld half-tlmo forma-- tlona for the football aeaaon. The band went to the regional music contest on Aprll 5. 54 The oololata journeyed to Mobrldge for the reglonal oololata and enaemblog contest. They came home with seven auporloro and five excellenta and two goods. VE N n N CJ D G I3 CJ , D D U D , Cl Q PHILLIS HOSMAN Oboe --igft Cl CJ UI El D U D D SANDRA FOR NEY Tenor Saxophone x D Cl L W U Q D C1 Q D Cl Uh cn -EJ Don SUMMERSIDE Drums S -w - L1 KRGARET HUMPHREY Clarinet nommnngmj UU , X BOB HANSON Trombone, Baritone, Horn, rt:- D D U U U FQ' 4 4 QED EU lIJ D CI GERRY ALLEMEN Baritone Saxophone El ngp Q cn Un ic: F D C! p U El E1 El E DDDDD UDGE DOROTHY HEDMAN Alto Saxophone 'Yr 5 Cl Q ' Q U Y 5391 U l D N E Q, , se U D N no cl D E f S E D --------1-v , n U N Q D D0 N THOMPSON French Horn , J -' 'r. ':ffv,f.:Q f . N 1'-he fwrf ref I. 'U' - 1:1 1 Ma V 4,7 il iv-5-, JOEL KRAMME COHIBYZ fl-Il., WAYNE WISE Baritone Saxophone HEATHER HYDE Flute BARBARA KING CIE-fillet x ld' IIJGIIILXQ5 CORONET TRIO B. Carl, S. Kramme P. Cudmore BRASS SEXTE'I'I'E B. Hanson, B. Palmer, D. Thompson 5 4 E WOODWIND TRIO M. Humphrey, H. Hyde P. Housman SAXOPHONE SEXTE'I'I'E W. Wise, J. Mellon, D. Hedman, P. White, G. Thorpe, J. Darnea- L. Nelson, J. Kramme, P. 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Hoffman: J. Brown: B. Carl. The Pierre Governors missed an undefeated season by only one game agsln this season for the thlrd consecutive year. Their only mark in the loss column was hand- ed to them by the Miller Rustlers, a team com- posed almost entlrely of senlors. On the wln- ning slde of the ledger, the Governors were credlted with slx wlns, downing berlain, Lead, Wlnner, Mobrldge The finale with Belle Fourche by an early snow storm. The Green and White showed Huron, Cham- and Lemmon. was cancelled a runnlng alt- tack which demolished the enemy defenses. It was lead by Don Hoffman, the fourth star to emerge from the Hoffman famlly, and Dennis Gus Kayser. Hoffman paced the club ln scor- ing, yards galned, most carries, and average yards gained: Kayser was runnerup for most of the honors. The backfleld was rounded out by Francis Brink and Gary Sellers. Both were consistent ball earrlers and exceptional on de- fenss. Brlnk handled most of the passlng chores for the Governors and 'dld a credible job of keeping the defense honest although the Governors ran much more than they passed. Hls primary tar- get was Terry Woodward who snared 17 of the 22 passes that were completed by the club. Jim Forney held down the other wlng on of- fense and dld a good job of blocking. John Luecke and Larry Myers at the tackles, Jerry Roberts and Harvey Thompson at guards, and Pat Murphy at center all dld great jobs of open- Ing up holes for the backfle-Id men to sprint through. The defense was especially flne, holding the opponents to an average of only slx polnts a game. Biggest defensive factor was tackle Juecke. He was the pillar of strength around which the defense was molded. Thompson and J. W. Baxter at the ends were both outstanding, carrying passes to no end. Roberts and Forney plugged up the middle of the line with their flne defensive play. Fred Mathews held down the other defensive tackle spot. - Sellers, Brink and Myers played steady de- fvnslve games at the llne-backer posltlons and Kayser and Woodward played double safety. For the senlors lt meant the thlrd frustratlon in their search for an undefeated season. They were downed by Mitchell ln 1954, Huron ln 1956 and Mlller burst the bubble this year. Francis Brink and John Luecke were hono-r- ary co-captains of the club. 09341, ...S s enior Jeffermen Plerre Governors had one of the strongest defenses ln South Dakota football clrcles thls season and much ofthe credlt belongs to John Luecke. He recelved due recognltlon or he was chosen as flrst strlng All-State tackle. It was the flrst such honor bestowed on a Plerre student and a flttlng tribute to the terror of ball carriers throughout the state. Luecke welghs in at 2l2 and, as any opposing tackle wlll tell you, ls practlcally lmmovable. He was constantly ln the opposltlon's backfleld, knocking their ball carrlers for losses. Hls defensive ability can be demonstrated by two games this year. In the flrst game of the year the Governors met their rivals the Huron Tlgers. In the second quarter Luecke was ln on seven tackles ln a row. Agalnst Mlller Luecke moved from his tackle spot to mlddle llne-backer to try and plug the gap as the Rustlers were galnlng huge chunks of yardage through the mlddle. Luecke plugged up the hole but his loss was sorely felt at the tackle spot when the Rustlers moved through there. Luecke ls a flne leader and was elected honorary co-captain of the club at the end ofthe year. He shared the honor wlth Francls Brink. He was also chosen as presldent of the cholr, and ls throw- Ing the weights thls year for the Governor's thlnclads. He plans to attend college but has not made up hlsmlnd where he wlll go. He has had football scholarships offered hlm by Nebraska, Colorado, lndlana, Kansas and the Unlverslty of South Dakota. Hoffman's out dlstancing hls fellow runners In the backfleld ls shown by the statlstlca. He galn- ed 500 yards In 68 attempts for an average of 7.3 yards per carry, while scorlng 44 polnts. Kayser trailed the sophomore In scorlng with 36 polnts, ln yards galned with 357 yards and In carrles wlth 63 attempts. Blll Jonas, a top fllght substitute, was second ln average yards galned with 6.1 yards per carry. The Governors plled up 195 polnts whlle al- lowlng their opposition only 42 polnts. They averaged 27.6 polnts yer game to slx for the enemy. The Governors accumulated 1,947 yards galned for an average of 278 yards a game. 1560 of the ards were made on the round 1 Y U wlth only 387 yards com-Ing on passes. The results: 12 Plerre Huron 0 Plerre Winner 0 P.lenre' Chamberlain 0 Plerre Lead 12 Plerre Mlller 26 Plerre Lemmon 7 Plerre Mobrldgo 7 QLQQN sf . 5 Fred Matthews James Forney Francis sl' A , il ug . 5- ,lzf hh fn Q y S- IQ, 5 T Bob Calkins Harvey Thompson GMT 5611911 D. Hoffman carries the ball for more yards Woody, 44 and Gus, 35 run interference 'M111'P11 8095 BUG? 3 D395 for Hoffman as he again carries the ball gadefgaff Back row-J. Luecke, mgrzg Coach Heuer. Middle row-D. Hoffman, P. Murphy, T. La Velleg D. Kayser: D. Bad Moccasin: J. Brovwng Coach Tmutner Front row-A. Krullg D. Quimlbyg J. Forney, cap-tain, T.Wood'ward'g K. Smith, J. W. Baxter. The Governors were jlnxed ln Basketball by the Mlller Rustlers but romped to a record of 16 wins and four losses for the season. The Flustlers handed the home club two of the losses including one In the sectional tourna- ment that knocked the Governors out of the running for a state tourney berth. Miller' had ruined an almost perfect football season for the Governors by downing them on the Gov- ernors own homecoming day. The Green and White not only lost at horne- coming but lost the Governor's Cup to Bismarck in a thriller that was decided In the final seconds. The Governors opened the season at Lead and were immediately clo-bbered by the Gold- diggers, but they roared back from the sting of defeat like veterans to beat Deadwood the following night and to go on to wln 12 games in a row before they met Mlller for the first time. The Governors used malnly six men during most of the season. They were Terry Wood- ward, Pat Murphy, Dick Bad Moccasin, Jim Brown, Jim Forney and Ken Smith. They were backed up by Tom LaVelIe, Don Hoffman, J. W. Baxter, Art Krull, Dave Quim- by and Dennis Kayser. Bad Moccasin put on one of the great lndl- vidual efforts of the year when he poured 30 polnts through the hoop as the Governors down- ed Mandan. He was also hlgh polnt man for the year with 304 points for an average of 15.2 points per game. Woodward followed close on his hee-ls with 290 points for 14.5 points per game. Woodward played good defensive ball, knock- ing shots out of the air on many occasions. Murphy and Brown alternated as playmaker on the club. Forney was a steady performer and the captain of the club. Smlth rose to great heights on occasion such as the first Mlller game. The Governors were on a whole one of the strongest defensive teams ln South Dakota. They allowed 792 points ln 20 games for an average of only 39.6 points per game, an aver- age that will not win many games in South Dakota circles. Sfarfing fue .,, .N ,. S 3 ,ol T , Ibm R ,K fag wioigzxf 3 4516 .f , u of fx' .43 F QEQEVQ ,gf ' wr ' 45855 L X -.Ai 1 C3 S5 - Terry Woodward: Jim Forneyg Dick Bad Moccasin: Ken Smith: Pat Murphy The Governors scored 1,055 points for an average of 52.7 points per game. Bad Moccasln and Woodward account for 30 polnts of the average. Results: Pierre 47 - Lead 68 Plerre 65 - Deadwood 62 Plerre 49 - Highmore 44 Plerre 50 - Flandreau 40 Plerre 58 - Chamberlain 46 Pierre 61 -- Vermllllon 46 Pierre 55 - Wlnner 29 Plerre 55 - Onlda 41 Pierre 57 - Mobrldge 44 Pierre 41 -- Sturgls 30 Plerre 61 - Spearflsh 54 Plerre 41 - Huron 38 Plerre 49 - Custer 34 Plerre 44 - Mlller 52 Plerre 52 - Blsmlrck 54 Plerre 58 - Mandan 51 Plerre 65 - Wlnner 34 Plerre 53 - Lemmon 44 Bectlon Tourney Plerre 38 - Mlller 45 Plerre 56 - Wlnner 36 1 Woody goes up for a rebound 63 Upsy-Daisy Brownie, Murph and Woody put on the detfevnsle during the Vermillion game in J. W. appears to be giving the other fellow a pat on the head for a well- played game Lett - Murph goes up for two more points. Woody is right there for a re- bound, it necessary Q 1-A l S... .L T. Woodward, J. W. Baxter and H. Thompson are ,, our high jumlpers P ' 1 2. U' Q ,N if Am X t 1. .gr-f 9 Z . 5 ' '15 'HAY G ' A - -- . V - .1 J' .h 5 --WWW 'Q if ,,- TA., . . 'T . . Y g. , 4.-...L ,. fl 0 Wkr Q , x Y - xi X ,O W Q , . 'Q-'vi g Si' f . , I x 7... L f 5 3 u4W x 'F ra--Q t' x ' ' ,Y T' ' f X X s T . , P . V QI. g my . Fx l . v S.-RN 1 fu B ll 5 . V65 ?'i' ' X .l QV ' H55 A 23, . W . s a, B l s vl :r X. A Th . A 'P ' . We . av 6, ' s . .. 1 , 59 -I. - r 6, W , -as-w-saw. :K .. . ...at .. - if 1 'K .. . .Q 5 . . , ' .DX . , Mi 6 - M ,... A ..x f .Q M N xx .4 45 My 11 It f K - 1-1.-L gl 1-. Yjnf' x 1 I ju K ,E Q . ... fJ'. :l'lS -'Wa 5 as KA A ' .. . . 1 fu.. . I I f '.h S' L .. b m....A m m AA .A 0 gg mh., .Ng m.... .. . L K rr as , ,. R1 l , . . A A, .s 1.3.-11 ---- - Viy- 11 ... -f-1, v , . I ' U Q , . if l s K f Y .sas l 1... , wig' -X Q l My will As the Gumbo goes to press, the Pierre thlnclads have not made their debut, but all indications are for one of the best years slnce Phll Trautner took over the coaching reins at Pierre High School. Top prospects are lettermen Jerry Grage, Dennis Kayser, Dlck Bad Moccasin, Pat Murphy and Terry Woodward, along with trans- fers Harvey Thompson and J. W. Baxter. Grage, who competed ln the State track meet last year, will have the broadjumplng dutles for the Governors along with Kayser. Woodward and Baxter will flght for top dog at the high jump plt. Thompson will carry the Gover- nors hopes In the pole vault. Woodward tled for third ln the high jump an the state meet last year whlle Thompson took fifth in the pole vault. Woodward will also have the hurdllng duties and will run ln the relays. Kayser wlll also be ln the relays as well as the sprlnts. Bad Moccasin, who won the re- glonal meet and copped thlrd In the state conte-st, ls back ln the 880 yard run again. He will pro- bably be ln the 440 yard dash also. His competitor ln the 880 wlll be Murphy whose specialty ls the mile run. '4Murph nabbed second in the state last year ln the mlle. He faces tough competition from Bob Calkins and Steve Byrnes. Jlm Forney, Chuck Riter, and Don Hoffman look like they wlll be tough in the sprlnts. The Governors have no letter- men ln the weights but wlll be well represented by John Luecke, Dave Quimby, and Gary Sellers. Lefft -- J. Luecke and D. Quimby handle the weights. Below - J. Grage takes care of broad-jumping duties ' .ff l. r Qs ' .aux i l 1 4' '-gi . . l ' A - 5 'il wi- A . 5 t aw.. e '- iif to i , 5-Z... ...Q -B - . .K ir GE Qsffx f. S K . f - - 5 4 65 Di stance men GTC... D. Bad Moccasin, who won third place in the State meet in the 880-yard run as a Sophomore and P. Murphy, who placed second in the mile run at the same meet Below - D. Gus Kayser is about to take ont on one of the sprrin-ts, 100 or 220-yamd dash if Y? ti 66 XXXXXXXXVIIIII Woody shows his form in low hurdles Below - I-I. Thompson is the man. who is really up in the air about track, the pole vaulter . M, A ,Q 'ef-' . eww-we M' L Y ierre .jvliglnla .f4fA!efe of fAe ear is John luecke Already named as foatboll team co-captain, All State tackle and a promising mombar of the track team, John was named the outnamiing athlete of the year. ln close competition wlth him were Jlm Forney and Francis Brink. 67 Qoac C5 , aeefka Jerri dll 6I'0wJ i Coaches Dafnis, Heer, Trautner and Van Alstyne take time out to discuss next year'g strategy. ln me back ground is the Pierre high school flag. . . . are the three C'e of the Governors' road to athletic accomplishment. Coacheg to teach them the game - cheerleaders and crowd to cheer them on . . . 37' omecoming Plerre Hlgh School chose Jeanette Ottum and Franc-ls Brink, by popular vote, as the Homecoming royalty for 1956. The Marshal presided over the Homecoming celebration, including the coronatlon, parade, and foot- ball game. The Homecoming Queen, Jeanette, also presided over the two day celebration, and had the prlvl lege of lighting the traditional bonfire after the Snake Dance. '70 . 3, 5-N, inne F .440 may . A ' gl if 2' , 4 :ff e w! , hhhn l if n Heather Hyde Linda Fmsee Faye rw.: ley AK. 'A Quai L ' The candfldatee for homecoming X Xia' 1 queen are plctured here. These ' .J . ,N glrls were selected by popular ' 5. ' Y vote of the students. The stten- we . 1: A K' d t t th . X , e SK e 'H 'W' m 'u' ' M Q, I k. , W 5 A Y .J y Y 57 lx. f 5 . , Terry Lamster Judene Allen Homecomlng Royalty for 1956 1' ' ,HF ,- 'Z -, x 'N af M 1 - ' uw. -J' .-ff- SL Mi Minneshosho Day starts out with a blg snake dance consisting of Junior and Senior High School students who are full of pep and school spirit. This snake dance and the big bonflre are held after the ooronatlon of the queen. The following day the parade is held along with a pep meeting, followed in the evening by the Home- coming game, one of the most important activities of the year. Minneshosho Day was started ln 1929 and it has become a custom every year since then. It ls a tlme of Homecoming for alumni as well as a wonderful celebration for all of Pierre High students. '72 ing of tiilearfj The annual King of Hearts Dance, held in February, at the Masonic Temple, was sponsored by the Jobr. Daughters. Dick Crow was crowned king by Honored Queen, Gayle Thorpe. Dick is a very populgp Senlol. being on of Pierre High's best artists, he had the job of doing art work for the Gumbo 1957. ' Sponsored by Bethel No. 10, International Order of Job's Daughters '73 weefAea,.fl Ea ff The annual Sweetheart's Ball was held In the Masonic Temple during the Christmas Holidays of 1958. The Sweetheart was the popular Sandra Rydland, selected by the Ashley Chapter of DeMolay. She was crowned and presented with a gift by the Master Councilor, Allen Scovel. Together they led the grand march of the large crowd at the dance. Sandra is in Glrl's Glee Club and has been a very active member of FHA, being selected president this year. Sponsored by Ashley Chapter of DeMolay 74 .. , ff Ploturod are John Luecke, Representative Governor and Karon Thodo, Flrlt Lady, wlth Governor Joe Fon John Lueoke and Karen Thodo plotured with the Capitol if 0UOI'fl0l'5 may It has been the goal of Pierre High School to establish a Governor's Day between the capitals of the Dakotas, Bismarck and Pierre. In 1956 this goal was accomplished. A bronze trophy of Sitting Bull. designed by Oscar Howe, Pierre's ac- claimed art teacher, is awarded to the winning capital, and a white buffalo skull to the losers. These trophies are kept until the next game the follow- 1ng year. This year the Pierre student body went to Bismarck. They were given a very warm reception by the Bismarck High School student council w o had the weekend all planned for the Pierre students. This plan included a tour of Bismarck, a very nice dance after the game, and on Saturday, a guided tour of the beautiful capital building. The royalty representing Pierre were John Luecke as Representative Governor, and Karen Thode as First Lady. Both Pierre and Bismarck have succeeded in making friendly relations between the two schools, and there is a feeling of good sportsmanship and keen competition between the teams. We hope this feeling will continue throughout the years, and that the Bismarck-Pierre Governor's Day will gain importance for the good will it has established. oy.4 anal girk .sjfafelui Robert Rentto John Pellet I Thomas LaVa1le Leland Gordon James Wyly ' Faye 'Sta.1ley Dorothy He dman ,W unior .jcwaniarw 'FN U Jerry Robdrts DiCk Crow Franvis Brink John Luecke unior pofarian5 . ' in , F . I Dave Francis Pat Murphy Above are pictured the boys chosen to represent the Rotarians and Kiwanians of Pierre L., Off V Ji---1 , - - --A -,- 1 - -ig, A 'W X 00 - i,. fu j.A Q15 . , w Y . 'Q f fxf.--171-f f?4,,gg.,s-.--,.,., ii,54b'?l-1-'Tri' 5 :Q N 'W ' 'Nb ' s 4' .34 N , 1 9' ',4'5:o' .nab ,ff 5 :v Q ',QqX:H sg 'Q9 1 9-xx 5 4 P QQ 5 , , J :ng a, .- XM , -1, -. J uh N '. sv Jvtffl: I 1 9 'QW' 1 ' Kao ' il f, f , ' er 'YW' 'J 1 ,Q-1, 'wf L M . lah... ..,-,Qs 22 F, , .-.,x,.-fgggx , 'Q I I -g .x .J Nf:lmfatki-ag!-:3'2gz.' .5 f 1.3.3,-.A-.yt,s,.l,w,.j..,, A , w W'-1A.3:-3.3.-2-.grew 5 ' r if arf.-,:',s.cp , 1 TQ- 1 1 '-- J r 1 -F. ji! 7 1 I W N .xgclminhfrafion ana! jacuffy Board of Education Standing-R. Van Camp: M. L. Reynoldsg J. J. Woods. Seated-B. E. Jim Haleg J. F. Forneyg W. R. Brown T. F. Riggs: E. R. Mullally. 1.1 Q' T- ' W X -Q5 f S Aff 'a' MQ.. s - I-'35, Mr. M. L. Reynolds-Supt. of Schools Mr. Paulson, Asdt. Bupt. 80 we ' Mr. G. W. Neiles, Senior High School Principal Mr. Nelles ls the hlgh school prlnclpal. I-lls dutles are many and dlverse. Mr. Burroughs teaches mechanlcal drawlng, metals and welding. Mr. Neuhsrth teaches commerclal subjects. Mr. Howe teaches art. Mrs. Reynolds ls the Ilbrarlan. Mrs. Stenzel, who taught commercial sub- jects, ls not pictured. Q.. Mr. Burroughs x'. 'ki lf Mrs. Liftengfelll Mlise Moorehead Mrs. Paulson ! A l .N I-N 'W-an F'Nunw..,. A gf. K ,,, . V fsf. .1 4 Mr. Neuharth Mr. Howe Mrs.. Reynolds 81 has W MIM L Mr. Cash Mr. Cssh teaches Amerlesn hlifbry. Mr. Heer teaches sdvsnced slgehrs, trlgo nometry, plsne and solld geometry. Mrs. Bloess tesehes home soonomlcs. Mrs. Shel-er tesehss junlor and senior MT' H93 English. K ,s Mrs. Blaess Mrs. Sherer Mr. Petty Mr. Petty teaches sophomore Engllsh. Mr. Flannery teaches clvlcs and problems. Mr . Isaacson teaches chemistry and physlcs. Mr. Luebke teaches senior Engllsh and drama. Mrs. Doyle teaches bookkeeping and short- hand. Mr. Spldel teaches shop, drafting, metals and auto mechanlcs. Q M-L reefs, - e. ll f Mr. Luelbkve spjdel of-f Mrs. Petty Above - Mr. Sampson Left - Miss Morse Below - Mr. Fjelstad IMr. Rlofblinson and Mrs. O'Brien, Mr. Sampson teaches Instrumental muslc. Mrs. Petty teaches biology. Mr. Roblnson teaches aeronautloa and biology. Mrs. O'Brlen teaches sophomore Engllsh. Miss Morse ls the hlgh school counselor. She also teaches Latln I and ll. Mr. Fjelstad teaches woods In shop. Mr. Trsutner teaches physlcal educatlon and ls the sthletlc dlree-tor. Mr. 'Drautner Mrs. Spitzer ls the vocal music Mrs. Heer teaches girl's physi- Q Instructor. She also teaches steno- cal education. SPECIAUS TS Mrs. Holmes, school nurse, ap- plles bandages, merthlolate, as- pirin, amd sympathy, where the ailment cannot be corrected with medicine. E 11: ::k..:k:f.L.-1 gggfidgisagssi Mr. Dafnls teaches world history and physical education. Mr. Knittle, a newcomer to Pierre Hi h Scools, has been help- ing those with speech difficulties to speak well and clearly. 85 ZA5 eorgia or5e National Honor Society named Miss Georgia Morse the outstanding teacher of the year. This is the first time the award has been made. A 86 x ' X ,QSHYYB : 5' fuclenf ouernmenf First Semester Student Council Back Rowz- J. Melon: A. Darner: M. Johnson: C. Humphrey: J. Olson: D. Walliserg D. Linderman Middle Rowz- P. Riter: J. Lemcke: W. Sftephens: J. Kibbe: J. Schimlcat: C. Wyman K. Woodrward Front Rowz- N. Temple: Hall: B. Tucker: J. Lantz: W. 0'Rielly: S. Albee Second Semester Student Council Back R0w:- R. Holt: H. Crofw: C. Wise: J. Breen: K. O'Niel: C. Pa.rlet: A. Darner Middle Rowz- P. Ashmore: K. Smith: T. Hirrschoft: K. Manning: J. Wilson: J. Feeney: J. Ramsey Front Rowz- M. Hall: S. Von- Wald: M. Gallimore: A. Hoeppner: B. Jurzfewsky: K. Nale: A. Henricksen 88 F' in V Mk 1 4: 31 P' , F T? x A 'mf' 5' js l- f M 9 KE W j- Mrs. Carl's Homeroom Back Rows- K. Dilleyg D. Coullg K. Wester: V. Heuer: S. Byrnesg T. Woods: J. Schlahtg G. Lex: L. Tyvler M-iddle R-ow: D. Lindermang I. Wllsong D. Kiferg J. Bad Moccasing D. Bakerg K. Clankg R. Barnett: J. Wenfn- inger. Front Rowz- B. Jurczewskyg W. O'Riellyg K. Powell: J. Milner: S. Sandrfordg J. Krugerg K. Kjarg D. Hageman 2 Mr. Crance's Homeroom Back Rowz- H. Wegnerg B. Barklerg M. Rlenttog K. 0'Neilg D. Shangreauxg J. Bostlickg S. Von Wald: J. Luebke Middle Rowz- D. Newlong J. Garrettg S. Baxter: S. Hxnsong J. Olson: J. Kiblbeg C. Amundsong M. Blakis Front Rowz- F'. Vandercoo-kg G. Paulsong S. Hughesg M. Longlandg G. Meyersg F. Newcombg R. Carlsong J. Wright 89 Mr. SDofnSis ' Ho meroom 'Back Rowz- D. A-lleng W. Gordon: J. Schomerg D. Parlandg W. McC1ungg W. Hasenzahlg W. Richardlsg J. Gatesg R. Bieberg G.Herwer Midd1e Rowz- M. Isenlbevrgg G. Swtampkag G. Whiteakreg L. M3FIiDQ L. Clarkg C. Terryg A. Beefbeg L. Howe: K. usonnenfeld Frou-t Rowz- L. Klingerg B. Craneg L. Kirkpatrickg D. Urquhartg C. Knockg W. Stephensg R. Cruseg G. Pax-let: C. Humphrey Mrsf Heer's Homeroom Back Rofwz- J. Garlberg G. Paulsong A. Hoeppn-ery K. Reedg S. Grebingg M. Rogers: S. Vance Middle Rowz- B. Shaierg K. Randolphg C. Wymang M. Gallimoreg S. Sanmanng L. Hiatt C. Harrison Front Rowt- K. Myers: C. B-rowg L. Grovffg S. Burtong C. Caveg C. Kinneyg J. Wenninger 90 I Mrs. Winkle's 81 Mrs. Hendrix's Homeroom Bark Rowz- W, Mc-Gruderg D. Stamong H. Hansong M. Wylyg W. McLaughling J. Schimkatg R. Lewisg R. Prim-3 R. Iverron Middle Rowz- R. Smith: G. Fj-elstadg D. VVa11iserg J. Breeng J. Feeneyg L. Mooreg D. Kortang J. Henrickson Front Rowz- V. Swarizleg S. Whaleyg L. Kindig M. Dicksong K. Christiausong B. Eichg K. Warren v Mr. Winkle's Homeroom Ji Iifvk Rcmwz- J, Kiriiseyg C. Wiseg ll. Hurstg P. Tibbsg L. Hilig H. Middleimi li, Fuller: T. Haddley Middle Rowi- D. M-ellzmg ID. Huckfeldt J. Pllikunpg.-93 S. KP?le-yy V. Curtis: J. Jeitz M. Iivyxiulds bturit Ruwzv P. I.vuvi1!g V. Lawy-er: Il. Curiisg K. Wuudwurdg S. liiliang S. Alibeeg M. Situven Not Piciuredz- J. Shupherdg C. P001 91 Mrs. Crow's Homeroom Back Row:- S. Mvennuyg T. Robins-ong P. Lin-dermang K. Kellyg A. Diamond: L. Johnson: W. Farrisg E. Mag - nussong J. Steelg J. Stone Middle Rowz- D. Boydg D. Mar-telg J. Crawfordg M. Hallg L. Channbersg R. Quimrbyg R. Erickson: A. Darner Front Rowzr J. McCoureyg C. Warreng C. M-arting D. Spencerg D. Quinnyg R. Hendricksong L. Biwerg E. Markleyg J. Stanton Mr. Doyle's Home room Back Row:- C. Kellyg A. Lemieuxg D. Woodwardg A. Burlingg G. Wallacep H.vC1'0wg P. Flansburgp L. Middle- ton' P. Schumacher Midydle Rowz- J, Boocockg J. Allphing S. Myersg A. Baadeg C. Mattheisg G. Gulbransonp M. Robertsg M. Struck, T. Hirrschosffg B. Olson Front Rowz- L.. Urquhnrtg E. Krullg B. Bading B. Tuckerg D. G-utenkaufg C. Tobing C. Humphrey: N. 'hempleg G. Miller: D. Biwer Not Picturetdc- D. Dicksong S. Crane 92 518 ks-me WH A T Miss Lindquisfs Hom eroom Back Rovw:- D. Moultong J. Eaton: J. Lemckeg W. Stephensg G. Siommerg D. Bradyg D. Lunding D. Scherlieg E. Colewellg J. Gates Middle Rowr- K. Manning: P- D0UE19fSi D- JGHSGDS B- Weverg D. Harrowag C. Wilsong B. Dunnamg S. Schuethg V. Cudmore Front Rowz- D. Bakerg J. Halbert: 'C. Kubalg K. Nale: H. Glllesg S. Jassmanng C. Whitney: C. Cameronp L. Cory Not Pictunedz- V. Van Vickle Mr. PeHy's Homeroom Back Rowz- J. Mellon: M. 'Trautmang J. Ulfmang T. MacDonald: R. Holt: W. Olsong D. Carlsonig M. Wdnklerg R. Ericksong D. Hasman 'Middle Rowz- S. Ashmore: J. Lantzg S. Casselmang N. Underwoodg P. Hammarg A. Prueslsg A. Waltersg C. Timperlyg D. Riversg R. Williamson From Rowz- J. Badgerg B. Leeg NL. Ackermang L. Hallg S. Magnussong M. Smeritzg C. Strong: L. Munyong P. Tourville Not. Pictured:- S. Sheetsg D. Kapfenstein 93 Mrs. Wesfover's Homeroom Back Row-K. Smit-hy M. Furzeg Nevilleg J. Wardg D. Klingbeilg M. Johnsong J. Williamsg J. Creagerg T. Engelhaupt Middle RQWQG. Lucasg C. Spaidg M. Sltantong W. Twiggsg D. Coong J. Lemckeg A. Henrickseng M. Cbrcorang C. Thompson Front Rolwifvi. Eberhalrdg B. Bensong P. Rite-rg J. Sullivrang B. Thorneg K. Bushg P. Flathersg T. Emde fl . 2. Mrs. Darner's Homeroom Back Row4Mrs. Dnrmerg C. Lordg B. Elliotg E. Clintong L. Klingbeilg J. Smith: D. Leepinsg B. Miller 'Phird Row-J. Brooksg D. Donaldsong P. Summersideg P. Dixong J. Jorgienseng H. Morrisong D. Bieberg D. Knutson Second Row-J. Carrg J. Hughesg C. Allman: P. Hoffman. C. Grimesg A. McKenna. Fqont Row--G. Biwerg B. Brndyg R. Hutchensg R. Curtisg J. Mfaurstadg R. Selvig. Not Pictured: L. Schooler 94 '1 Mrs. Frink's Homeroom Back Row--Mrs. Fxink: L. Fuller: I. Olson: J. Krese: D. Bislbe: D. Griffith: J. Vincent Third Raw-E. XVnlIace: J. Whitney: R. Hodge: E. Rysany: D. Theurer: M. Hall: A. Baxter: D. Wyly: R. Curtis Second Rowuli. Eilers: S. Foland: D. Sasser: D. O'Rielly: J. Chambers: J. Eldridge Print Row' ll. Szugeberg: K. Hartman: V. Handboy: R. Bowens: M. Pyles: T. O'Conner. Not Pictured: G Tgilliiifige FH A V335 as x Q Q M rs . G lanzers Homeroom B11-k Row-Mrs. Glanzer: J. Bonhorst: D. Purklapile: G. Adams: L. Martin: G. Garber: D. Hlall: B. Brumbaugh Third Row-S. Wenninger: J. Grey Cloud: D. Slchweigman: D. Cassell: D. Luebke: C. Riggs: R. Jennings: J. Ferley: R. Hanson Second Row--S. Erickson: S. Mueller: R. Chaboya: S. Brown: L. Sonnenfeld: C. Cole Front Row-H. Middleton: R. Hall: D. Underwood: L. Stertz. Not Pictured: W. Fredrick 95 .A H 'S 5 or fn N... .rv Mrs. Thompson's Homeroom Bac-k Row-R. Smith: D. Hanson: M. Everett: N. Eriksen: R. Bartels: B. Steeley: E. Hull Third Row-Mrs. Thompson: M. VVloods: P. Sorenson: P. Doren: M. Rouse: J. lversen: E. O'Niel: P. King Second Row-L. Greidt: C. Foss: A. Beeib-e: J. Hitchcoack: C. Erikson: R. Gregory Front Row-B. Mullally: D. Yvoodwardg D. Powell: R. Harrington: R. Ray: C Bois: M. Red Water . W i , la. . ... 4. K , 1.5 ', - ' -, . , M .::, 51' , aft... x 5 , x ' r 1 ri' Mr. Thompson's Homeroom Back RowAMr. Thompson: J. Laulbhani G. Brady: J.Michaelson: D. Mclnnisg M. Harris: R. Thomas Third Rxw-B. Carl: D. Rouse: W. VanCamp: D. Hztrropg J. Bliss Sscfnd Row-N. Humphrey: E. Hanson: R. Step-hens: A. Front R3iw4L. Von W.ild: R. Winninger: R. Huckfeldt: T. Struck 96 Baade: C. Garber: J. Hanringtou O . Hendrix. Not Pictured: J. I D11 C. Bad Moccasin: W. Whitney: W. Allen: J. Natus: Munyong T. Brady. Not Pictured: D. Sorenson: M. onorj anal Organizafiond Secretary of State - Lieutenant Governor l 0 Gov.-John Luecke First Lady-Karen Thode Mary Longland and Jim Kibbee The election of Jim Kibbee as Lieuteniant Governor and Mary Longland as Secretary of State was announ ced at a pep rally, February 14. They travelled to Bismarck to attend the Governofs Day there on February 15. While in North Dakota, they also attended the Mandan game. cg, .gquacl joofgaf Back Row-P, Tibbsg T. Woodisg C. Riterg R. Hansong R. Barnett: G. Bowen: J. Schlahtg H. Hill Middle Row-J. Bostickg M. Wdleyg K. Olianderg M. Iseinberg: R. Burg: W. Gerlackg D. Allan Front Row-+B. Carl: D. Kortang G. Meyersg K. Buirtong J. Sohimkiatg C. Wise: D. Walliserg Coach VanA1styne Not Pictured: J. S-chliessmanng M. Wlhitneyg C. Crowg K. Kerr: D. Cronin: J. Sparks - 97 6 7 . quaJ ga5LefLaf Back Row-K. 0'Nei1g J. Schliesslmanng K. Olanderg J. Schimkatg L. Myers: C. Rh,-erg D. Schangy-gang S Byrnes Front Row-F. Newcombeg B. Carl: C. Crowg B. Hansong D. Marsog D. Kortang R. Barnett 6 , qua aalwfgaff Back Row-P. Flransaburgg A. Diamond: D. Lunding M. Erickson: 'M. Johnsong R. Holt: H. Crowg D. fMou1bon Front Row-K. Manningg J. Ulmeng J. Stoneg T. MacDonaldg B. Olrsong D. Hausong T. Hirrsrchotzt 98 unior .NWA guna! l 1 Cudtmore, IM. Corcoran: C. Cowang C. Amundsong S. Kiliang J. O'Con- nerg S. Byrnesg K. Third Row-AG. Hendrikseng J. Breeng K. Manningg J. Eaton: L. Moore: D. Bradyg L. Kindtg D. Baker: S. Whal- leyg W. S'tep1hen.sg J. VVard Second Row-S. Schuethg J. Lemckeg H. Gillesg B. Dunnamg D. 'Coong J. Sullivang L. Cory: B. Thorne: C. Cam- eron Front Row-K. Woodwtardg M. Dicksong S. Baxter: M. Renttog J. Williamsg B. Barkerg W. Twiggs 9tft Gjravle Clzorzw J .-..... ..- -,- 7 Back Row- M. Renttog B. Barkerg D. Netwlong S. Sandmang A. H-oeppnerg S. Sandrordp J. Lueankeg L. u-rcmg B. Eioh Middle Row-K. Reedg B, Schaefferg F. Vandercookg C. Amundsong D. Baker: C. Caveg K. Kjarg D. Hagemang S. Kilian Mrs. Sime Front ROW4V. Lawyterg M. Rodgersg J. Baadleyg D. Urghartg J. Wilsong K. Dilleyg R. Cruseg C. Wyman: K. Randolph 100 3 K Back Row--L. Tyler: J. Kibb-ee: J. Olson: Fume: G. Sommer: M. Eberhard: P. Leavitt: D. Scherlie: A Henricksen: S. Kelly: G. Paulson Fourth Row-K. Smith: M. Reynolds: D. Walliselr: C. Spaid: C. Thompson: D. Moulton: S. Jassmanng C, Wil- son: M. Johnson: J. Schimklat: J. Halbert: C. Wise 'llhird Row-D. Lundin: S. Hughes: D. Coull: S. Allbee: J. Lem-cke: P. Flathers: W. Carlson: M. Longlandp J. Schlacht: B. Wfever: S. Hanson: T. Woods: D. Curtis: K. Christianslon Second Row-V. Curtis: C. Whitney: J. Creager: J. Purkalpile: G. Lucas: G. Fjelstad: G. Lex: B. Benson: D Baker: H. Wagner: F. Vandevrco-ok Front Row--M. Staven: M. Blakis: F. Emde: K. Bush: P. Riter: K. Nale: J. Garrett Back Row-A. Henricsen: N. Underwood: K. Randolph: C. VVyman: S. Sanford: M. Rentto: M. G-allimore: S VvnWald: J. Garrett: H. Wegner: S. Kilian: M. Hall: T Lemcke: P. Flathers Third Row-P. Hammar: K. Powell: K. Woodward: K. Myers: C. Wilson: B. Dunnam: B. Lee: P. Riter: A Baade: J. Sullivan: F. Emde S. Schueth: K. Nale: H. Gilles: D. Baker: E. Krull Front Row-C. Tobin: D. Quinney: E. Markely: J. Wright: M. Longland: M. Dickson: S. Albee: D. Baker: C K.nnsy: C. VVhitney: L. Co.y: B. Thorne 101 Second Row-B. Benson: B. Tucker: P. Ashmore: M. Blakis: S. Hughes: D. Newlon: D. Hlageman: K. Kjar: unior jacuffg :IG S. Mr. D. H. Stenzel, Principal ji , , . Mrs. Blaess Mr. Burroughs Mrs. Carl Mr. Cmmoo Mrs. Crow I M CAMERA SH! Mr. Daitnis Mr. Doyle Mr. Fjelstad Mrs. Heer Mrs. Hendrix 1-J ' ,v 1 N lf IQ, . 1 Mr. Howe is , . i' - Q Kal Gif ,A t 'T-,f A . yy ,Xl Miss Lindquist Miss Morse Mrs. 0'Br1en Mrs. Petty Mr. Sampson Mr. Va.nAJsty'no Mm. Slme Mr. Spidel W Left-Mrs. Slme takes tlme out to f51 pose for her picture-xylophone and all. .J X J Mr. Petty Mr. Trautfner SQ l X5- A 6 Mr. Winkla Above-Hans always seems to flnd hlmself on the clean-up commlttee Right-Mrs. Carl hu just flnlahed, Oh, a tout! AUTUGRAPIIS yT2i'Zi,'fff 2, 4 ji? M, fxiikgjff ' f7!L, ' V M5764 , J 74AlZ7.za ,fag fawzz Z'Z,w2JQ1jj5 '!t4' - '076Q - Z 5-ia-4' Zflfjjff ZE -fffff254Z 2 , 0-J ' VWMZ X QQ, Q15-722: ffl 4 Z ,, za 4.7 if-641 MM ffCfO1.z! 4ff9 '.! Q, V7 I -f!f!Q,,,c.Qa I A I',VA,AAL1 MI4Dfffh7f7'5'W H + o rx 1 M, WUC fdb H- 1 N: 0 o o f o Q w? 'v qrxqw' X' if N' , N ing , me 1557 '6tlMBO msn .ii , ov ix K xg. Q xXk myfan . 'x Wwpw 9 Q X . 'fbmf A.--M, Benq H A Q' f 5f' X C sv ,V - 1-A, j m ' ew' .x M' f Q ., ', A U ,, ' E ' at - '- we . 1. . , 4- 'I e x 7 ' Q tl 4 f? 32 ' W' M 'K und dnl Erickson 8. Thorpe Agency A. E. Lucas Co. Dr. F. W. Denton Hinsey's Sport Shop Manning's Super Valu J. C. Penney Co. Forshew Supply Co. St. Mary's Hospital Evans Bakery Schuneman's Inc. Pierre Production Creclit Assoc. Tyler's Dairy K. 8. L. Electric Co. Vilas Drug Co. Pierre National Bank The Reminder Here it is, your 1957 Gumbo, We all had a lot of fun and worry get- ting it ready for your approval. We did some of the work, but there are others to thank for their part in making this book possible: lith- ography, The Reminder, Inc., bindery, State Publishing Co., pho- tography, Mr. Howard Morrisey, Miller Studio, Hines Photo Service Keith's Studio and Times Candid Photographersg covers, Kingsport Press, Inc, We wouldn't have missed all this fun and worry over the Gumbo, but, seriously this is pretty much how we felt when it was all done. Linda Frazee--Editor Leland Gordon--Ass't Editor Pat Stalley--Managing Editor Mary Myers --Business Managers Karen Green Dick Crow--Cover and Division Page AU T0 GRAPHS I , .4 4 . A I 4 , 1 l I 4 I , , ' 1 1' f X ,f I N 5 4. f , , N.- ' 1 f f a -- 1 - I I I Y ' f 1 -4 , 1 f 1 4 f v 1 1 X ! 'If l 1 - ' . . J 4- f V 1 I I K All T0 GRAPHS AUTUGRAPHS fyager ' , igi5f55WQ?ffMg?Q M MMMMQKQQ 5 fg5???gl3fQ,f3ffy 569' U09 jjj? if M mW XM WV M Q X xx, K. My W Q A Wy W, ,W f y fwff .' 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