Rapid City Central High School - Pine Cone Yearbook (Rapid City, SD)

Text from Pages 1 - 98 of the 1938 volume:

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YK wif , V gg, .041 V W R' VV VV, KK V MV VK V QV V ' ,PHOTOVBY RAPID Am unsg G l OUR NEW SCHCDGL ' At the Main Entrance lnto Cm Beautiful New Front Lobby THE PINE CONE Published by The Senior Class of Rapid City High School Vol. XXIII, 1938 d ry South Dakota -1- clown the Second Floor Corridor- CONTENTS I. Administration and Instruction II. Classes III. Organizations and Activities IV. Athletics V. Features and into These students, as you can readily see, are the busiest, most studious people you have ever had the pleasure to observe. Miss Adams has the situation well in hand. Well, don't be fooled by appearance. Even though everyone is as quiet as a mouse, their minds can be wandering, can't they? My, the way those typists' fingers Hy you'd think they'd make some mistakes. Oh, but they do. Mistakes are a penny a hundred these days. But, what can you expect? They'l1 be famous someday, and then you'll regret your jeers. He who laughs last, laughs best, they say. Look out! That tube is going to blow up, and where would we be-you needn't answer that. I never have inquired of Mr. Prunty what the mor- tality rate of his chemistry classes is because l'cl hate to embarass the poor man. But the way you hear rumors of blow ups, and people all bandaged up, it must be a very dangerous sub- ject. Oh, but students will brave anything for a little of that thing called knowledge. Mr. Moser's sociology classes are very inter- esting, with people popping up any minute and taking cunning candid camera shots of him. It must be very unnerving to him las you can well see in the following pages of this annuall. Well, anything to make life interesting. He tells us of the thrilling life of the criminal, so we imme- diately decide to have that profession as our life's ambition. Our Classes Don't groan when I mention Algebra. Really, it isn't so bad. Miss Krieger can fill you 11p with equations faster than any other teacher on earth. Pretty soon you can spout them off like a regu- lar trouper. Equations are the things that can make life really interesting, so wake up and live with Algebra. Some day some lucky business man is going to have the privilege of having one of these love- ly shorthand students in his office-the lucky man! Can't you just see him, blessing the name of R.C.H.S. and incidentally. Miss Rohde, the teacher? Oh! for the life of a businessman. Did you know we had some up and coming artists in R.C.H.S.? Miss Adamson has a great many spoils in her room. Go see them if you want proof of our greatness. If you have that creative desire and you cover your books with clever pictures of pretty girls, etc., maybe the fires of genius are burning in you and you have the makings of an artist. Perhaps you, too, should take art and become a credit to your school. You might even get as good as our Art Editor, .lean Mount, some day. These Home Ec girls know their stuff, I'1l tell the world! The pies they can make, and the cakes, and the cookies! Oh, you lucky men-I mean the ones who'll have these girls- as their wives. They, at least, will have food 'gas good as mother made. They say the way to a man's heart is through his stomach. So, go to it, girls. Z O 3 5 cn E AND GN I AT R T IS IN AD ,-'Gy : ',.4f,..-- ff - 4? if f7 f W f 71 , 27 I .ff 1-: '.:' 4' 1' 4f ,5 5-25 X X '52, ,X X 42 ,ff ,:f'!-35 Zz, ,QE 5 ,. A ..f- Z 75 , -If 70 5 ff ff? X fi L54 192 7 if f X !..f f ff X f , .577 ,O , 6 ff Y fQ fa. 2 Z if ,zfe, Z, fi if I1 A Vv Z .rl A h f I f X l 7 ,7 .. .. I L f P Q f.-7-ff if ff I -lgaw Q- 'f.- 1, Jlwf'u9w'---v Oki vv,..4- a..,. -.4-t f . .Q-I .-- ,.Q. 1'-. 6.9-nr 4... w -fa, M- no- nv ig.. ,A L ' 1 -.f A'-P ,fa , Ut.-x, .1 Nf, .S ...fs ,N -5 Y.-1-' ... ,K ..- -Q --A.,-gn, -,k nav'- -.-'P' A.- For community service, for good citizenship, for personal and business integrity, and, above all, for loyal and efficient ser- vice to the Public Schools of Rapid City for the past eighteen years, the Pine Cone Staff of 1938 confers this citation upon Harley N. Johnson, Clerk of the Board of Education of Rapid City Independent School District. Qur Superintendent Superintendent Bergquist has meant much to students graduating from high school. His un- tiring eH'orts have always been directed for the best interests of the school and the stu- dents. These efforts not only have served to promote the school, but have placed his name among the outstanding educators of the north- west. He has generated respect from every- one of us and his interest in our activities and scholastics have caused our increased respect and liking for him as an individual as well as an educator. X ' l f .J Cnr Assistant Principal and Dean of Girls ' In Miss Welsh's first year in Rapid City High School as Assistant Principal and Dean of Girls her chief interests have been in the welfare of the students both as individuals and as members of the student body. VV ith this thought uppermost in her mind she has helped new students as well as others in meeting their problems. During the year in personal conference and group meetings Miss Welsh has kept in touch with student life and activities in order that she may more fully understand them, and has represented them before the Administration, the Faculty, and other organizations which bear on the high school. Our Principal As principal, Mr. Haskins, has been tho1'ough- ly competent and skillful in the administra- tion. He has been friend, counselor, arbiter, and companion-guide to everyone of us. Con tacts with him were made with increasing re- spect, and close associations have brought fine friendships. He stands firm in his convictions, a model and a leader we all admire. Witli ' three years of guidance under his skilled hand and with him as an ideal any student emerg- ing fl'0ll1 Rapid City High School should feel that his high school background has been coin- plete. Our School Nurse During our high school days the person who has safeguarded our health diligently with understand- ing and sympathy is our school nurse, Miss Black. Feeling the responsibility and necessity of skill- fully guiding our health welfare she has become an inseparable part of our school. The students have grown to know her ability and re- spect her advice and council. Her talks and instructions to the students concerning problems of health and sanitation have been very valuable, preventing many serious illnesses. To Miss Black this graduating class wishes to extend thanks for the help and interest she has given us. f . I I .i in MARY Z1-1HIE'l' Pringle, S. D. Black Hills Teachers College, B. University of Minnesota Librarian L. tk L. Club KATHERIXE MOSES Minneapolis, Minn. ' Head of English Dept. v- Cornell College, Iowa, B. A. I, niversity of Minnesota, M. A. a y Creative NVriting' w lb English Literature fbx International Students' Societ I Y if . LESLIE BOYD Rapid City, S. D. Huron College, B. A. University of Colorado American Literature Drama Play Production JEAN SMITH Rapid City, S. D. University of Xvisconsin Girls' Physical Education G. A. A. .itil X, lv . I xy N Morningside College, B. A. These Are ELIZABETH McCULL0llGI-I Braddyville, Iowa Tarkio College, Mimouri. A. B. Omnibus College University of Colorado English Girl Reserves S. A. GLAIM Rapid City. S. D. Augustana. College, B. A. Nettleton Commercial College Bookkeeping Commercial Law Fall Track BESS KIMBALL Rapid City, S. D. University of South Dakota, B. A. University of Southern California Plane Geometry H. WELLS JONES Rapid City, S. D. Iowa University Denver University University of South Dakota, B. A. 'State School ot' Mines, B. S. University of Colorado Physics, Physical Geography Om' Teachers A. I-1. ANDERSON Rapid City, S. D. The Stout Institute, B. A. Advanced Drawing Advanced Manual Training ELINOR SABIN Academy, S. D. South Dakota State College, R. S. Lvnivwsiu. of Minnesomy 13- S. University of XVisconsin Advanced Home Economics Home Economics Club 1-I. l'll.VA SMITH Alpena, .S. D. Dakota VVesleyan, B. A. University of Chicago University of California University of Colorado American History Civics Girl Reserves I-ITHEL WOODS Rapid City, S. D. Graduate VVork 9 English 10 English How-Kola l 53 Vp GRACE NICHOLS Madison, NViscor1sin Head of Language Department University of XVisconsin, B. A. University of Colorado, M. A. Latin I, II Spanish I, II Spanish Club Girl Reserves I.. VY. MOS!-JR. Rapid City, S. D. Vermillion, YS. D. University of South Dakota, IZ. A. M. A. Sociology Psychology Pep Club fLNx f ' y v' yr's' 9 gif- xi-XNWWGX l.0Wl-ILL A. Ill-ICKHR Rapid City, S. D. Head of Commercial Department Nebraska -State Teachers' College A. B. Typwriting I anal II Auditor Student Accounts Pine Cone SELMA SOGN Rothsay, Minn. Concordia. College, A. B. University of Tours University of Minnesota Latin I, II English II CLARA R01-!l'IR'l'S Cresbard, S. D. Head of Science Department University of VVisconsin, A. B. University of Columbia Teachers' College, M. A. Biology E. R. l-'Rl'X'l'Y Rapid City, S. 15. South Dakota State College, B. S. University of Colorado, M. S. Chemistry Biology Senior Class Advisor ALDA M. ADAMS Rapid City, S. D. University of California University of XYashington University of Vkfyorning Spearfish Normal Study Hall Instructor Girl Reserves Monmouth College, A. ll. Physical Education Football Track Basketball 0. H. VVes'tern, I-lead of Industrial Arts Nebraska State Teachers College Bradley Polytechnic Institute, B. XS. Colorado State College Industrial Relations Band FLORENCE KRIEGER Langford, S. D. Head of Mathematics Department Pniversity of Wisconsin, B. A. University of California Northwestern University Solid Geometry Trigonometry Algebra I, II, III, IV Math Club and More t'I.Altl-INCH U. JACOBSON Sioux Falls, S. D. Grinnell, li. A. Vuiversity of South Dakota University of Iowa Speech, Civics. Debate lixternporaneous 0ra'tory Oratorical Declamation Original Oratory Debate Club Junior Class Advisor E. N. COBB liER'I'Rl'Ill-I BACHMAN Rapid City, S. D. Dennison, Iowa Head of Physical Education Dept. Coe College. li. A. Chorus Om' Teachers AMY L. SWVAXSON Rapid City, S. D. South Dakota State College, li. Stout Institute, Augustana University of Minnesota Home Economics Foods Home Economics Club ALI-IX F. SCHNEIDER Rapid City. S. ll. Head of Music Department University of Nebraska, T-I. F. A. Orchestras Music S E. LLOYD KAYFMAX Rapid City. S. D. Head of Social Studies Depart 'nt Buena Vista, Iowa, B. A. Iowa State X Iowa University, M. A. Oklahoma University C-x Economics .Iounalism i Pine Needle Boys' Rifle Club HILIIA ll0Hlll-I Madison, S. D. 'South Dakota -State, Brookings, B. S. in Commerce Shorthand Typing III, IV Commercial Club JOH N V. G BUYS Breuster, Minn. Mankato State Teachers, B. Stout Institute Colorado State College Mechanical Drawing Metal NVork Leather Hobby MYRNA ADAMSON Rapid City, S. D. XVestern Union College University of South Dakota University of Iowa. B. A. Art Institute of Chicago University of Vv'isconsin Art Poster Club MILDR1-ID BROWN Brookings, S. D. South Dakota State College, B. S. NVorld History Geometry G. A. A. Girls' Rifle Club J. D. IIRYSON Rapid City, S. D. Colorado State College of Agricul- ture and Mechanical Arts, B. S. Colorado :State College of Education Animal Nutrition CAgr.J Music I r ld SCHOOL The Board of Education is one institution of the school which previous Pine Cones have sad- ly neglected. As these men are the ones behind every activity of the school. as they have the ifinal voice in the hiring and tiring of teachers, and as they elect the Principal and the Superin- tendent, we decided to introduce them to you. They are: E. H. Swander, Dr. H. D. Newby, Superintendent E. B. Bergquist. Harley N. .lohn- son. Web Hill, Otto Barnett. and Earl Lewis. In order to make our school more of a democ- racy, the Student Council was organized. This Council is made up of one representative front each group in school. When it meets, it discus- ses ways and means of improving our school. 'Tis a hard job. but they do it gladly-at least they get out of class now and then. The officers are: Gerald Glaze, Presidentg Dan Leedy, Vice Presidentg Frances Larson, Secretary, Charlotte Harrison. Treasurer. Every student in R.C.H.S. belongs to the Stu- dent Association. Occasional meetings are held in the assembly for the purpose of approving recommendations for letters. Along with its oth- er duties, the officers decide the amounts of mon- ey with which they will subsidize certain school activities. There is one great advantage to be- ing a Student Association officereyou get a i'swell meal once a month. The officers are: Warren Williams. Presidentg Bill Lewis. Vice Presidentg Frances Larson, Secretaryg Betty .lean Besancon. Treasurer: Donald L'Esperance, Student Manager. WITHOUT THESE aetmstl The Superintendenfs office orce, iss uella Van Dusen. secretary to the Superintendent, and Marietta McLearie, supply and mimeograph clerk, are not as well known to the student body as a whole as the Principal's office force but they are very important in helping the Superin- tendent with his work. The school would not be the same without the smiling faces of Mrs. Crawford and Lois Rich- ardson to greet us when we are late. Mrs. Craw- ford can always feel perfectly safe to write out tardy slips, even though it will order a student to stay after school a half hour. You see, she is amply protected hy that nice, wide counter between her and the enraged student. The poor student has to Htake it on the chin and steal meekly away. Our building force has an unceasing job on its hands trying to keep the building present- able. R.C.H.S. students have been very fine in cooperating with them to keep our building at- tractive. Back Row: Chester Carsner, John Kjalstrom, Archie Tisdale, Mark Gifford, .less Herrick. Front Row: Ruben Jensen, George Wilson, Ditlev Lund, Victor Johnson. ' al. gs- 4.' CLASSES 2 If X X N QTY f ' ISAK 1 ' wmww 3' T '2Zf1 T - 1? - , T 1 1 4 J , - , -- ,f::? i - -' ff--w, - . , ,I .-- '-. ' ,. .- ,., - - - - ' ' ' . 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' ' WY, ,A , Qz,v-fl.,-EA... -- ggr'-.f. --w--3?1- '- - - ' ., . 9, A.: . - .-. -, - 4 sf0'L ' l SE IDRS CLASS OFFICERS Warren Williams President Donald L'Esperance Vice President Howard Atwater Secretary Richard Elshire Treaszftrerj 5,313 - 1 A 4' X gn A : ,4 f .J J.,-0'8 ' ' . ey'- .f'Y S ,tis--' .Auf :Xing 0304 if rl ll . ' 471, ' -M .. f J.-f 'V JI . fg.,.r f M R . PR UNT Y, Advisor Warren Williams Donald L'Espc'ran Cc T Howard Atwater Richard Elshire I Gu 0. 'VYL' MARGARET ATKINSON A smlllng face: a. good recommendation. Pine Needle Staff 4: Quill and Scroll 4: Home Dc Club 4, Vice President: Student Coun- cil Alternate 2. JEAN BAKI-Ill School breaks up the tiny so. Chorus 2: Commercial Club 4: Girls' Basketball 2: Girl Reserve 2-3-4: International Students' Society 4: Glee Club 2: Student Council 2, Alternate 3. BOYCE BARNES I llkc to be bashful. Music Festival 2: Boys' Rifle Club 4: Boxing Club 3-4. LOYD BERG ER Pd rather hug a pigskln than any girl I know. Football 3-4. RAYMOND BING Not. so Serious ns he looks. l l CECILIA BOLAN D Her ways are ways of pleasantness. Commercial Club 4. a buy BETA MAE BROCKELSBY Valuable beyond price are good feelings. Commercial Club 4: Girls' Basketball 4: Girl Reserve 3-4: Glee Club 4: Pine Cone Staff 4. ll 0 W A It Il A 'I' NV AT E It I don't, get it. Band 2-3-4: R Basketball 2- 3-4: Chorus 4: Junior Class Vice President 3: Senior Class Secretary 4: Junior Play 4: Glee Club 43 Music Festival 2- 3-4: Science Club 3: Senior Play 4: Student Council 2-3-4: Hi-Y 4: Xlfeight Team 3. I - . , W: q 4.4, ' ftfgft, 'lf' 'f 3' K 17 I . .- 1 . ' . . .iff I ' A : A ,, -1 f I H-P 5 -,rv 'v 1 If ETHEL BARVKER In love again- Commercial Club 4: Girl Re- serve 3-4: I. and L Club 2-3-4. Vice President 4. President 4: :Student Council 2: Senior Play 4. Ml-IILVIN BARNES Little he says, but much he does. I! Basketball 3-4: Football 4: Track 2-3-4: Math C b 4. kg Bl-JTTY JEAN Ill-ZSANCON Once a friend, always n friend. Student Association Treasur- er 4: Debate Club 2-3-4: De- clamatory Contest 2: Extempo- raneous Contest 4: Girl Re- serve 3-4, President 4: Math Club 3: National Forensic League 4: Pine Cone .Staff 4: Pine Needle Staff 3: Quill and Scroll 3-4: Student Council 3- 4, Alternate 2: cum laude. Ill-ITA BOC-EL Got thee behind me, Satan- aml push! Entered as Junior from Ca- thedral School. Girls' Basketball 4: Commer- cial Club 4' G Reserves 4. I I ' ie I sh e 'e are ll Y' ese - ' Cl b : L n L ub ' ine bl' 3 4 ir 9 Con Staff 4: enior P 4. TED BROOKS One of the greatest needs of the present day is n man who can think. Cum laude. if KENNETH BULGREEX A man ls vnlued according to hls own estimate of himself. 'V X W il if xxx ,' + . J 5 I 5 5- 1? Bltipm inn RINGT ' D nm-ly . ullifnng most, d luely ' 5 ti ,J failr. '-if X vs, it A Chpru jg- Commeroigtl Club A ,L Q: Girl servg E-3-4QfInterna- ! J onal . urlentsyl 'Sqclety 45 L f i' a 'L ,Club 4 5 -'Drafhfiatic Club. ji. L 4 C uming 35 Play, Sauceli 1 or T ,le Goslingsnv 3. 5 ,LAY- v EJ-y . M, ,C EVE 'yy l dI'l l'Y ll A We knowf r by lu-rfilruxvllng' F lf, vc-lce., ' lil!! X . e?g1ed'edga liungqtvfroxn T 4 . p ay Khmiss. . ' - L Junior' Plgain' ,A V8ptl ,. ' Mangger 451 - perett 'er- . ' tising Mil n 06 r Pine n , :' gNeedlei'Staff A' Quil nd Scroll V 43 -Senior' Pla Advertising ' ,Manager 455,-,Y udent Council klterna e 4 D atic Club 4 -. 1 - 'tg :A ' - : t euryxlaude. t -st 5 ' ' . ,. ff 'M Q u M 4 ' A ' t M 7, ,A -.. , V w rr -L. N 5 tx . .!w..4X 1- t. .. tt xO'h 'W f ,iipll J fr-.'f-fr is Www ' f ' '54,-.' '- 'Mybsli vI..mK 'ke' ll it 17' ' ' Have'-you seen Iselthl Chorus 45 Commercial Club 45 G. A, A. 2-E.-45 Girl Reserve 2-3-45 International Students' Society 4: Glee Club 2-3-45 Mu- sic Festival 2-3-4. , D AJ gf' 'f f' ff .1 il .. X , 1. il' -.. , . 1. - ' HELEN onI'r'rnNm:N ' Shc-'s quiet and nice. Chorus 2-3-45 Hi-Lo Singers 43 Glee Club 2-3-4: Music Festi- val 2-3-4. Operetta Cast 4: Senior Play 4: Girls' Sextette 3-4. MASON DALY He ls a ready, willing, studlous person, ready to give ' all he has. Dramatic Club 45 Interna- tional Students' Society 4, Trea- surer 45 Junior Play Student Director 45 Math Club 3-4. Vice President 45 Pine Cone Staff: Pine Needle Staff 4: Scholastic News Contest 35 Senior Play -lg cum laude. ROBERT DAMOX Never trouble trouble, tlll trouble troubles you. B Basketball 45 Math Club 45 Boys' Rlfla Club 4. Q r0f?f22fea 49 Ln V A L l.l-I ll lf IIC ll ARD She speaks only when her soul ls stirred. Entered as a senior from t I I lEN CQ-l NOW' New Underwood. ' ? I P 3 ., tlothed ln chnrntlng originality. Sophomore Class Secretary: Commercial Club 4: Girl Re- serve 2-3-45 L and L Club 3-45 Pine Cone .Staff5 Student Coun- cil 4: Senior Play 4: Dramatic Club 45 Costuming 3. .uns CLARK t ie's n the re -'X G e Cl b ' usic Q71 ..- 5 rc a -35 Pi . l tai?-.N. O 1 i' at W L LAVON COVER, Bnshfnl and shy but. full of pep. Girl Reserve 45 International Students' Society 4: Home Ee Club 3-4. tal gflw -gQ,0vf.v. ULADYS CURTIS ' I have a heart with room for every joy. Commercial Club 45 Home Ec ' Club 3-4. - A 1 .Et MARY CATHAIIINE DAMON She has the will to do, the 5 power of doing and better X H than that she does. f ' skirts '- x n '- Chorus 2-3-4, Librarian 3: . sf- sg Dramatic Club 2-3-4: Hl-Lo Singers 45 G.A.A. 25 Girl Re- . serve 25 International Students' t , . F Society 45 Junior Play 2-45 ' 5 Glee Club 2-3-4: Declamaitory 1 Contest 45 L and L Club 45 ' Music Festival 2-3-455 Operet- 1 C ta Cast 2-45 Pine Cone Staff 41 Pine Needle Staff 45 Quill and Scroll 45 Senior Play 4: Span- ish Club 4. Secretary-Treasun er5 Girls' Octette 35 Play Neighbors 25 Girls' Sextette X 3-45 cum laude: Salu'tatorian5 1 L ' EARLENE DECKER Thanks lor listening. Girls' Basketball 2-3-4, Cap- tain 25 G.A,A. 2-3-4g Glee Club 35 Tumblers 4. g ,f t ' i 4 'jf ' .'NeD10N VIOLET DeN0MA My highest ambitions are ln lest ls she liked who ls alike Lea u 1 to all. rus 2 Commercial Club . 49 G.A.A. -3-4, ' P ident Chorus 4: Math Club 3-4, 4: Pep Club 4: dent Coun- 0uMusic Festival 45 Spanish Dan- S cers 4. LEONARD DI'T'l'0N The clothes bespeak the man- Esquire. B Basketball 2-35 Basketball, lst team 45 Basketball 2nd team 35 Chorus 2-4: Commer- cial Club 45 Football 2-45 Glee Club 25 Music Festival 25 Pep Club 3: R Club 3-4: Track 2-3- 4: Heavy Weight Basketball 35 Senior Playrl. Y ,tj . 'i . - 57 , -,.' J v' J 1 l r .Y X- 315 A V -,I ,Nh 1 41, J' , . 11 1'IS,'Ell. EDLl'ND 4 jhe wi wily sho's here. ' 'Q Chop-ls 2-45 Music Festival 4. y .,- - XR' .' . K X4 hh ' X . -I nl ' 1' - ' ILLIAN EGEMO e's nothing ill can dwell lu such a. temple. HE ' L I0 1 makes I an. nc ent ouncil . o ,fb RICHARD ELSHIRE I-lls technique ls superb-we've all seen him ln action. B Basketball 2-33 Senior Class Treasurer 45 Football 3- 4, Captain 45 Track 3-45 R Club 3-4. VIRGIXIA ERICKSON ' lllork lascinates me-I can sit and watch lt for hours. Girls' Basketball 3-45 Captain 35 G,A.A. 2-3-45 Girl Reserve 3-4: Girls' Ride Club 4, Trea- surerg Glee Club 3-45 Music Festival 3-45 Spanish Club 143 Senior Play 4. C- cil Alternate 2. CAROLINE I-IBBENGA Just the quiet, klnd whose nature never varies. Girls' Basketball 2. - I 'il GEVERXTD EGEMO The mlldest manners and the gentlest heart. Pine Needle Staff 3. ALICE EIDE A giggle is the same ln all languages. Entered as a Senior from Phillip, S. D. Girl Reserve 45 International Students' Society 4. ! 02 lou cxxn't always tell ou these quiet girls. Girls' Basketball 45 mmer- cial Club 45 A and est 2. L0l'IS ENDRES Who has ever seen the top ol Eudres' head! ARTHUR FELT Book larnln' don't please me. Entered from Nemo as Junior '1 91,41 .ui- a .fi-Ov Q 4M Y, ,W ,I ' 1 f . , ' ARTHUR FETCH ' When taken to be well shaken. Band 2-3-45 Music Festival 2-3-45 Orchestra 2-3-4. EILEEX FOSTER To know her ls to know a good time. Entered as a. Senior from Casper, Wyoming. Pep Club 4. BOB GENTZLER I think I'll worry my way down the hall. B Basketball 2: Chorus 2-32 Glee Club 2-35 Music Festival 25 Operetta 25 Student Police 25 Hi-Y 4. EUGENE GORDON Napoleon was only 5 foot 2l 'Senior Play 45 Pine Cone StafE5 Science Club 35 Student Council 2-35 Dramatic lub 4. wwf HELEN I-IALLEY Always busy and cheerful. Chorus 1-25 Girl Reserve 1: Glee Club 1-25 International Students' Society 35 Music Festival 1-25 Operetta Cast 15 Girls' Basketball 15 cum la de. .xxx-J hwy fflffzf V ALICE HAMM , A tongue und manner that make no enemies. International Students' So- ciety 45 cum laude. PETER HAMMERQUIST Pd rather be right than President. Entered as Senior from Un- derwood, South Dakota. . fd, j, DUANE 'li-'on sr , He awoke one at .rnoon and found himself-awake! Band 2-3-4, President 45 Basketball 2-35 Chorus 2-3-45 Hi-Lo Singers 45 Football 2-3- 45 Junior Play 45 Glee Club 2- 35 Music Festival 2-3-45 Oper- etta Cast 3-45 Orchestra 3-4 rg Club 3-45 Senior Play 45 Stu- dent Council 4. RAY FRANKlf'0R'l'l-Ill An nrtlst, some day. He hopes! Chorus 3-45 Double Sextette 45 International 'Students' So- ciety. Vice President, 45 Junior Play 45 Glee Club 3-45 Music Festival 3-45 Operetta Cast 45 Pep Club 25 Pine Cone Sftaft' 45 Scribbler's Club 3: Senior Play 45 S. A. Dance Committee5 Dramatic Club. de Q, ,all JMR? FRAID GLAYE Qfuy' Y Youth will be youth. ,Mio Basketball, lst team 2-3-45 Chorus 2-3-45 Commercial Club 45 Hi-Lo Singers 45 Football 2-3-45 Glee Club 2-3-45 Traclq 2-3-45 Music Festival 2-3-455 Operetta 2-3-4, Cast 4: R Club 3-4, President 45 :Science Clu 35 Student Council Preside 45 Ili-Y Club 4, Vice Presiden 34. JOSEPH GRAHAM He ls a man, take hlm for all In all. Math Club 3. ROBERT I-IAMLIN Worry kills. Why die! B Basketball 2-3-4. IAIVONNE I-IAMM The only way to have a friend is to be one. Home Economics Club 3-45 G. A.A. 4. , ,ill 4.4 c EQVELYN HARRIS A charming lass with thoughts serene. Girl Reserve 45 International Students' -Society 45 Home Ec- onomics 4. I-'Ce' My THELMA HARTER My nature is subdued to what it works ln. Chorus 2-3. ' Cl-IAIKLENI-I I-IAVSHILD She who laughs last, 1lldn't get the joke. Chorus 3: Pine Needle Staff 3. I-ZDNA HEPLER Better happy than wise. Entered Junior Year fI'0m Stoneville. f 'v dj 'V f x-ff f' 2, l V lg . 'nr G . 'K . ,..f M- f .we . -' i l ' l' A. 01 K Y .' A A A 1 . A ,. 'tr use ALICE morn' 'lug' surprising how much rnn V be put into such a very H' small package. 5 Commercial Club 4: G.A.A. 2: Girls' Basketball 2: Girls' Ritle Club 4: Pine Needle Staff 4: Student Council 2. INEZ I-IOT.'l' fill L1 Commercial C 1 Q Economicsy b 4 res n A friend ls worth lm ds we V r B . ep, ., 1' N ' 4 We DONALD l-IOUK Little he says but much he does. Math Club 3-4. DAVID lkntg WL ' lllllgeugg ogg, und le. MQ I c F W tit-mga -lg a 374 ' s .. D Il fly V! I Lf Jr . nol- 'ENV , uM'0f-' M --mga Pb llfmllllgxxgig W xybg te? ga? guixigrllrrznmtgl-Aagfefhxgbv 4g th JIU Glee glib 3: 64rr!'Econom- f2jfEgl11 ?lte 3. 1 J' 11 ,, 4 N - '-'4 L afwat .if 2 WILLIAM I-IAUSI-IILD Ut their own merits, modest men are dumb. Math Club 3-4: Pine Cone Staff 4. JAMES HEYMANN' Talks a lot but. doesn't say anything. ,LG B Basketball 2' Football 2-4' .N fl C. lf D 7 . . . 1- :aj ' ' f, f I ,lf 5'-7, V' vi A P If J ff , 'YJ' .r . . , I - 'f' A 'A - , o - ' :fx 1' . L. N :Hy GENE HILTMONI He towers above the rest, proudly eminent, in sports and pastimes. Basketball, Lst team 2-3-4: Track 2: Pine Needle Staff 3: R Club 2-3-4: Science Club 2: Student Council 2-3. J, 11oIroI.As H00 h Ah m e! How lnnoc I. ' . lllnl oo 24,6 Dr . MA -3-4 Band 2-3-4: Festiv 2-3-43 Two - - t lays. JEAN HUGHES My thoughts and I were in another world. International Students' S0- ciety 4: Home Economics Club 4. ELAYNE JACOBSON Not that I dislike duty, but 1 love fun more. Chorus 2-3-4: Commercial Club 4: Dramatic Club 4: Girls' Basketball 4: Girl Reserve 2-3- 4: Junior Play 43 Glee Club 2- 3: L and L 2-3-4: Music Festi- val 2-3: Operetta 2-4: Pine Cone -Staff: Scholastic News Contest 2-3: Girl Reserve Cabi- net 4. I l 5.1 . ., fwljl J ' ' nonornv JAY Il' you want to meet a swell blrd-meet Jay. Home Economics Club 4. MYRLE JOHNSON Good natured persoultled und studlous withal. Entered from Kadoka in Senior year. Commercial Club 45 Girls' Basketball 45 Girls' Rifle Club 4. DOROTHY KENNEDY A good all around girl, don't you think. Entered from Fairburn in Senior year. MARCELLA KIRBY I 1-an't help it lf my brown yes flirt. Chorus 2:3145 Commerci 45 Girl Reserve 5 Glee Cl 2-3- 45 L and L Lub 3-4 Music Festival 2-3- 5 Op a Cast 2-35 Pep X3. f Kp Q . XINLD RED KXYDSON I Winn e and a word to everyone. ' C tered as a Sophomore from ley, South Dakota. ciety 45 Pep Club 2. w nternational 'Students' So- ALLEN LARSON Here was at man. B Basketball 35 Football 35 Track 4. SIMON LARSON Well, l've served my time, now goodbye. B Basketball 2-3-45 Track 3- 45 Math Club 3: Boys' Rifle Club 4, Treasurer. DONALD JOHNSON The llttle guy with the big nolse. Chorus 45 Glee Club 25 H1-Y Club 45 Pep Club 3. EVELYN JURRENS Smiles of good fellowship llght her lace. Commercial Club 4 5 Girls' Basketball 45 Girl Reserve 2- 3-45 Girls' Ride Club 4. RUTH KINGMAN She registers deeds not words. Alternate 'Student Council 45 G.A.A. 45 Girl Reserves 2-3-45 L and L Club 45 Spanish Club 4. HOWARD KLUTHE Women! Not me, Pm wise to 'em. Chorus 2-35 Glee Club 25 Music Festival 2-35 Student Council 35 Diamond ball 2-3. ELMO KNUTSON I'd love to be a missionary, but I only want one convert. ' Football 4' Track 4' Enter d from Sioux Falls as a Juni r JP FRANCES LARSON I Personality plus! M' Entered as Sophomore f I - Mobridge, South Dakota. , , ' Student Association Secre-Aj j. , tary 45 Chorus 2-3-4, Secretary ,- and Treasurer 45 Class Treas- Y- ' . L,-' urer 3: Commercial Club 4: J Dramatic Club 3-4, President 1, 45 Hi-Lo Singers 45 Girl Re- ' serves 2-3-4, Cabinet 3-45 .lun- ior Play 3-45 Glee Club 2-3-45 . 1' L and L Club 45 Music Festf- . val 2-3-45 Operetta 2-3-4, Cast 45 Pine Cone Staff: 'Senior Play 45 Student Council 2-3-4, Secre- tary 45 Girls' Octette 35 Home Coming Day Attendant 3. DONALD UESPEBANCE l'll do my llvlng now and be sure it's done. Senior Play 45 Student As- socia'tlon Vice President 3, Stu- dent Manager 45 Chorus 2-3-45 Dramatic Club 3-45 Hi-Lo Sing- ers 45 Junior Play 3-45 Glee Club 2-3-45 Music Festival 2-3- 45 Operetta Cast 2-3-45 Pine Cone Staff 45 Student Council 2-3-45 One act play 35 Vice President Senior Class5 Dra- matic Club Treasurer 4. O, , . I BONNIE J N 1-INN She's sum-h u lmlllly, LF0'lUCkY person. Entered as Senior from Long- mont, Colorado. GEN!-ZVIEVI-I MABBOTT There ls u. charm in ' .eurnestness. pep Club' Malth Club 2: Commercial Club , ' Hd Club 2-3-4. JOHN MATI-IIAS A muu with knowledge absolute, subject to no dispute. I! Basketball 2-3-41 Extent- poraueous 2-3: Track 3: D6- clamatory Contest 4g Music Festival 23 National Forensic League 3-43 Pine Needle Staff 33 Quill and Scroll 3, Scholas- tic News Contest 23 Student Council 2-3-4. EDIT!-l MICHELSI-ZX Simple, steadfast and denture. Entered as Junior from VVl1ite Owl, South Dakota. Glee Club 4. M-F-iw - v 6- 'f t'-'X' . ,-'CL 4. , l r v ' VICTOR MORDHOIRSI He does nothing in purtlcular und does lt- well. 'iommercial Clubj-tg Fviarnond If f,.f445a114. ' z. M JEAN JIOYNT ,Hui Hui Have I u sense or humor. Whoopeel Senior Play -lg Commercial Club 43 Declamatory Contest 2, Dramatic Club 4: G.A.A. 3- 4, Secretary 43 'irl Reserve 2- 3-4, Secretary . , Girls' Riiie Club 4, V' :Q esidentg Inter- nation- t .' t ' Society 45 lg . lay e Cone Staffg P r Club YQ al Repre- tative - , On 'ict Play 9 Ho li C. fl . n N A mfs MYERS I t is the use of thinking as well. GAA. 31 Girl's Basketball n talking does just g Girl -Reserve 3. AN NABELLE LIVINGSTON candle! ' Girls' Basketball 2-3-4' Com- mercial Club 4g G.A..fi. 2-3, ix Vice President, 4, President 32 Girl Reserve 2-3-41 Junior Play? 4, Student Directory Pep Club! astic News Contest 3-45 Dra- matic Club 43 Senior Play, Student Director, Play Sauce for the Goslingsu 3: Costuming 45 cum laude: Valedictorian. MARGAlt1'1fl' MANSFIELD At witty playing with ords she's el mr 3-45 Pine Cone Staff 4a Schol st But do s sh n se- n ever! ' oru 2 ' on rc' C 4. cretar 1 'r ser 2-3- ' ' ' 3-49 irl Rifle Cl ' n ernation l t n ' So ie 3 S et -5 , C ul 3 Schol- astic News Co t t -35 One Act Play. I-ILDA MATTSON Nothing great was ever achieved without enthusiasm. Commercial Club 41 Girl Re- serve 2-3-43 L and L Club 2-3. FRANCIS MOORE He is rather lmshtul, but then, oh, well. International Students' So- ciety 4g cum laude. MARY Rl I'H MORSE As Editor, I hope you like our efforts. Chorus 2-45 Commercial Club 4, Reporter: Debate Club 4, Declamatory Contest 2 : Drama- tics Club 41 G.A.A. 33 Glee Club 23 String Quartette 3-43 Music Festival 2-3-43 Operetta Cast 43 Orchestra 2-3-4, Presi dent 4: Pep Club 2,3 Pine Cone Staff Frlit ce Ll bl I. f ,,.+jgAyV DIELLIE M UCKLER She has u, smile for everyone. Girl Reserves 4: Internation- al Students' Society 45 L and L Club 2-3-4, Secretary 4g Math Club 3. BOB NASH Not afraid of work, but not in sympathy with lt. Rifle Club, Boys' 4: Student Council Alternate 3. Bright-why Mars is but a. -Q , F FW ALBERT XELSON A big shot ut rllle club. Boxing 3-43 Rifle Club, Boys' 3-4, Range Officerg cum laude. W vlijkllym mm qxc-.iitlon to the rule of ' I, doesn't tell all She knows! G 1 Reserve 3. LEIGH PATRICK Education hnres me so I skip lt. ALVIN PHILLIPS I-Ie's u. quiet man but 4111110 'I num. CECIL PIGSLI-IY Girls, you make mv blush. Baseball 3: Student Police 3. FRAKCIS l'0'l'Tl'1R Ambition has nn ra-st, ,. . ,lf J uf f 'X 'I If, A iflwgjfl Q VUARLVII 1 UQLIIK A killglitgfivl e niourg 't fi -I ' soak, If ' 9 3-H' nt 0 e 2. Glue ..' i I uh, Boys' . la F L - ji, MARIE NICHOLS Busy ns tho duy ls lung. Entered from East Side High School, Madison, Xvisconsin. Cum laude. 1 , X 4... A 1 W Y Y , V . ,fu ALICE OWLBS FRANRIC ' Nature has mmlv lll'l' what sho 'I K M5531 is and never nunlo another. h wifgf' 'Q l International Students' So- L' is J w -4'..l ciety 43 Student Council 23 A V 'f-S B Home lvlc Club 3. . , A .-fm- 1'! J , ,..f. . W . ,F 1:7 4,1 '. l :,l' Vl ur full s hor, nl ull nod I lgs llnw 1-to . Co mere' llub, President 1 4g G..-LA. 3 Girls' Basketball 45 Girl Reserve 3--lg Pep Club 3-4. l l 'POM PHILLIPS llomlm-ss Gertrude! ' Hand 3-lg Debate Club 3: I Drum:-itics Club 45 Junior Play 43 Senior Play 4: Track 3A Music Festival 3-43 Pine Needle 5 Staff 35 Quill and Scroll 35 X Rifle Club, Boys', Vice Presi- dent 4g Scholastic News Con- ' test 3: Science Club 33 Quiet Evening ut llome- 4. MII.I.ARD Pl. Well, I graduated, dl1ln't I! Hi-Y Club 45 Track 2-3. . . . 5 . J K' , P L n f 5 . :Jv , ,YV JV iq. i . 1 A t ., , x 'V -I' H xx . .0nA. In-:un ' Gentle?-.lrei.ls nfl igllnnn er V M P ,WI mvi. ' . it A. s. . df, 'NI r 2, 1 ,J , if ' 4. 'N 1 ,, , 1 Y , , , .S pf M Yu 3 ., 5' I 'ff I t fr fr- a ' 1' ' l - if imuv 'H Rliil-li' If my Jn-Ju was here- Chorus 2-3: Commercial Club 43 Dranuvtics Club 2-3-43 Girl I Reserve 2-3g Junior Playg Glee Club 2-33 Orchestra 23 Pep Club 23 1Student Council 4. A 'V rl f ' if 4 If N LELAND ROBBINS 'J' Full ot fun and mischief too, Doing things he shouldn't do. it L B Basketball, Captain 4: Rifle C lb Jresident 3-43 Box- wy ing C b 4. Fas! J I-I A N ROBERTS 3 You just wind It np and lt dx tulks. orus 4: Commercial Club 43 e Club 4: Music Festival 43 Pep Club 43 Girls' Chorus Representative 43 Radio Play 4 l . Vx . ,- W- ' I L W' 7 tLf'r'f ' - Fl-ILIA ROUSSEAI' Few things are impossible to diligence and skill. Commercial Club 43 G.A.A. 43 Girls' Basketball 4: Girl Re- serve 4. f . ,J 5, , f ,- V J A43 NNE.- .- I u 3 3 ' 3 ., , . A Y ' x ' . - Y . 3 3 nhl. Ollllu slttlwnl-,ns Xty' .l'Inrllest'xalul diligent with a l M. X. ' trlendl Slllue. irl Reserve -4. s x ' Of ' . SC 1-Il-'l-IRSTEIN sweet 1 with skillful 4 hands, J And cheerful henrt for treasures. WW X International Students' .So- ciety 43 Pine Needle Staff 33 Quill and Scroll 3-43 Scholastic News Contest 33 Scribblers' Club 2-43 Student Council 33 All-State Journalism Staff 33 Cum laude. CARL SCI-lIl'R-RING Hive hllu u chance und maybe he'll grow up. A B Basketball 2-3-43 Football 2-32 International Students' So- ciety 43 Pine Needle Staff -i3 Student Council 43 VVeight teams 2: Hi-Y. WL lf- N ll' ' X ,I f W A1 l X fx' tl if ft H,--ug JT MARJORIE SEIDEI. 'ax She was right there when they - passed out the good looks. Girl Reserve 23 International Students' Society l3 ll and L Club 2-3-43 Student 'jouncil 2- 3. L M NL' VIOLA RUMBOLZ LOWELL ROBBINS And certainly, he was a good fellow. lt. Vu. X .1 sr Q.. DOROTHY ROSS She has ideas in vlew-but, who ure they! Chorus 2: G.A.A. Wy' QV 'lm-,V Wwe She makes friends by being one. Girls' Basketball 2-3-43 Stu- dent Council ful-1-2-1?'ZH'L' J+'. 0, ,Ju- MARY SCI-IENUK Little, but n lot there! Chorus 3-43 Hi-L0 Singers 43 Girl Reserves 3-43 Internation- al Student Society 43 Glee Club 3'4Q Music Festival 3-4Q Oper- etta Cast 43 Pine Needle Staff, Editor 43 Vice President of Chorus 4: Senior Play-Stu- dent 13il'6Ct0I'Q cum laude. 62-rv EN.-X SCHIPKE ,A,,fp-qrvbi' 'M I 5' Q Gio more talking-I really must study! Girl Reserve 4. WILLARD SCHOENFI-lLDEll And when a, lady is ln the case, you know all other ..- thlngs give place. Band 2-3-43 B Basketball 2- 3-43 Music Festival 2-3-4. ROB!-IRT SHARP lt's not wise to be wiser than in-eessary. B Basketball 3-43 Football 33 lVeight teams 1-2-3-4. 'aw' vb,-f -tt t MILTON SI-IAVER It takes determination to own u car and remain unattachetl. -Senior Play 45 Junior Play 45 B Basketball 2-35 Chorus 2-3- 4, President 45 Hi-Lo Singers 45 Football 35 Glee Club 2-3- 45 Music Festival 2-3-45 Or- chestra 2-3-4, Treasurer 45 Pine Cone Staff 45 Science Club 35 Student Council 2-45 Hi-Y Club 45 Quiet Evening At Home 4. DICK SMITH I wasted time and now time wastes mel Track 2-35 Pep Club 35 Box- ing 2-3. 1-'ERN SNYDER Conrteons, reserved, quiet und retired. 1 A BYRON S'l'llANllEl.L Manhood resides in disposition not ln mere intellect. Cum laude. ,-3 , X 9' ,f '-'i Q .1 ,fx ,Q . 1 . xv M It .51 ,J L i, 1' f X 1,0 f .7 ' ' V ,CoNsA'.xgf'r: 'lux 1. E- Qvho ls rich frlenus poor nt .2 lil Nuo ' X A Comfnercial Cl 4 ,fueri - tioqgl Students' oci- 4 5 e Cone af! 45 tude Cot eil - J 2-4'5' cu 1 laude. ' L , it l J, . 44- T, tXy.,If 4 5 'X 6 -X .igl it , 5 . . RICHARD 'l'AYl.OR From n llt-tle spark muy burst u. mighty tlume. International Students' So- ciety 45 Pine Cone Staff, Busi- ness Manager, 45 Ili-Y 4. KEYNY THOMPSON I love llfel Pep Club 3-4, President 45 Dramatic Club 3-45 Glee Club 35 Chorus 35 Football 2-45 Operetta 35 B Basketball 2-45 Vice President. Sophomore Class5 R Club 4. DONALD SHEARN Men like bullets go furthest when tliey're smooth. B Basketball 25 Basketball, lst Team 3-45 Chorus 35 Foot- ball 2-3-45 Glee Club 35 Track 3-45 Music Festival 35 R Club 3-45 Commercial Club l. VIRGINIA SMITH Fate tried to conceal her by naming her Smith. Entered from VVatertown lu Senior year. Commercial Club 45 'Dira- matics Club 45 Girls' Rifle Club 45 Junior Play 45 Pine Needle Staff 45 Quill and Scroll 4. MARGARET SQUIRES An unusual combination-red lmlr and a genial dlsposltlou. Entered as a Sophomore from Sioux City, Ia. Commercial Club 45 G.A.A. 3-4: Girl Reserve 3-45 Pep Club 45 Pine Needle Staff 35 Inter- national Students' .S o c i e t y President 45 Home Economics Club -l. .LOIS STANTON She laughs and talks and laughs some more. Commercial Club 45 Drama- tics Club 3: G.A.A. 25 Girls' Basketball 25 Girl Reserve 2- 35 International Students' So- ciety -1. .I At' K TA Y 1. O li I wont to be like Turzun. Hi-Y t?l11l1 I If ' fag? ft GLENN TEALE I um not ln the roll of 4-ommon men. Track 2-3. O W fwvgmdynw I-l RM A 'l'llI'RLOYV Quiet und shy untll you know ber. Chorus 2-3-45 Extempora- neous Contest 45 G.A.A. 2-3-45 Girls' Basketball 2-3-45 Girl Reserve 2-3-45 Glee Club 2-3-45 Math Club 3-45 Music Festival 2-3-45 Pep Club 3-45 Spanish Club 3-4, President 4. Optic ,f,.eAJ f DLL ffcfls. . Vi 5 f '1J uv-cf.93M..+Ltg. -70-'-fmt f L . ?J2-..1lf,mfgm,,w1-'refs' .11 Tlie'i'feyes have lt.. Girl Re4servek2t3-Qglliexkqfllllx 3-4. FLOYD VAN VLACK It I could only be Stelnmetz or Edison. Hi-Y Club 4. BRUCE VORFI-1 Is there a trumpet ln the crowd! .Band 2-35 Chorus 2-3-42 Double Sexitette 4: Insignia Board 45 Junior Play 35 Glee Club 2-3-45 Track 2-3-45 Music Festival 2-35 Operetta. Cast 2- 45 R Club 2-35 Senior Play 4: Hi-Y President 4. ' I 'EYMOUT I t tod ' I ness s ' ed om hadron, Ne- br a nior ar. o s 45 Gir's Basketball 5 serve 4: L and L Club 4' c Festival 4. LEON WII.BI'RX Some duy. ut just exactly the right time, he'll say just exactly the right thing. Boxing 2-3-4. A , l t n L . 1 - F,r ' 4 ,. I, VA. . H E RA IIDI E WVUHLHUETER l Bid me discourse and I will '. enchaut thine ear. Chorus 45 Declamatory Con- test 45 Dramaltic Club 45 Glee Club 45 Pep Club 4: One Act Play. JEAN ZIMMERDIAN It you're looking for something different-and who isn'tI Commercial Club 45 G.A.A. 45 Girls' Basketball 45 Girl Re- serve 35 International 'Students' Society 45 Home Economics Club 3-45 Handicraft Club 25 L and L Club 45 Math Club 3. FRANCIS VANLEUVEN Dou't study too much and they'll ask few questions Mft 'N Cv! ' r .,,,-, .wr ,rf- DOROTHY VIRTITE She's nlre without trying, A virtue most gratifying. Chorus 2-35 Class Vice Pres- ident 2-35 Commercial Club 45 Debate Club 2-35 Dramatic Club 45 Girl Reserves 2-3-45 Girls' Rifle Club 45 Junior Play 45 Glee Club 2-35 Music Festival 25 Orchestra 25 Pine Cone Staff 45 Student Co cil 2-3. LUCILLE VROMAN Bob and I went motorcycle riding last nite. Chorus 25 Commercial Club 45 Girls' Rifle Club 4. D LYDIA VVIERENGA The fair and inexpresslve she. Chorus 25 Commercial Club 45 cum laude. NVARREN WILLIAMS Please lady, yon're just wasting your time, l think. Student Association Presi- dent5 Band 2-35 Vice President Sophomore Class 25 President Junior Class 35 President of Senior Class 4: Ex'temD0l'9-- neous Contest 3: Insignia Board 45 Junior Play 3, Busi- ness Manager5 Music Festival 25 National Forensic League 45 Pine Needle Staff, Editor, 45 Quill and Scroll 45 Rifle Club, Boys' 45 Scholastic News Con- test 45 Science Club 35 Student Council President 45 cum laude. BE'l l'Y YARRINGTON Hove you seen Raymond! C h o r u s 2-3-4 5 Dramatics Club 45 Girl Reserve 2-3-4, Ca- binet 45 Junior Play 45 Glee Club 2-3-45 L and L Club 45 Music Festival 3-45 pere Cast 3- 2 P Cl . .159 - - .Z SENIORS lVI'l'HOI'T 0, - PICTURES Elaine Be-nthin5 Donald Bor- tle5 Vernon Colhoff5 Roy De- land5 Dorothy Gosney, cum laudeg Elma Kuhn5 Lawrence McEachron, cum laude5 Verdon Moser5 Phyllis Overton5 Bar- bara Redig5 Thais Roberts, cum laude: Sophus Schiurring5 Eileen 5Sills5 Gerald Surface5 Lewis Todd, cum laude5 Arthur Vic5 Dollie XVagner, cum laude. ,H'.j.'1 -ff',' CLASS OFFICERS Bill Lewis President Dorothy Siebrecht Vice President Lewis Carr Secretary J ack Levinson Treasurer WJ JUNIGRSXM Wy? v ACOBSON, 229649 5-4 2 5 ,Jn p - ftp R ' 1 V MJfJl.s vp, ti ,lr . ff' If J Miss Adams' Group Mr. Boydls Group I r fl!! Mo MISS ADAMS' GROUP Back Row: Mina Daly, Jeanette Clifford, Marrietta Barnes, Sylvia Cordes, Emma Dimond, Kathryn Cullom, Donna Drickey, Sophia Anderson. Middle Row: Violet Dawkins, Opal Buzbee, Darlene Burchard, Miss Adams, Helen Boyd, Doris .lean Bartlett, Kathryn Braithwaite, Hazel Aronson. Front Row: Cleo Coleman, Dorothy Crittenden, Jean Bahr, Donna Diven, Phyllis Chenoweth, Cor- nelia Crawford, Darlene Bowman, Elaine Dittrnan. MR. BOYD'S GROUP Back Row: John Coursey, James Donkin, Marshall Dale, Wilmot Aldrich, Marvin Caesar, Eugene Bender, Donn Dean, Robert Bloom. Herbert Bellamy, Lewis Beebe, .lack Devereaux, Vern Duff, Earl Boetker. Middle Row: George Behrens, Alt-on Dierks, Carl Carlson, .lack Barnett, Donald Balding, Kenneth Angel, Mr. Boyd, Patrick Colgan, Lowell Dawkins. Lewis Carr, Byron W. Anderson, Harold Cunningham. Front Row: Robert Cutford, Carl Albertson, Layton Dierks, Robert David, Dennis Benson, Eugene Chamblin, Alan Disbrow, Richard Balding, Leroy Barnhart, Gene Babbitt. Ulm Miss KIlVIBALL'S GROUP 7 'A. ' 1 1 , -ol rd' J 1 Back Row: Leona Edlund, Ferne Carrey, Betty Ewing, Lavonne Ames, Agnes Hoehn, Elaine John- ,ifx if son, Pauline Holmberg, Edna Endres, Mildred Frederick. Middle Row: Carol Forest, Mary Jane Holm, Marguerite Holly, Georgene Helling, Miss Kimball, Marjorie Ewing, Shirley Jordan, Kathryn Frohlich, Beverly Frink. Front Row: Selma Halvorson, Margie Hamer, Kathryn Hartung, Buelah Frederick, Berneta Felton, Marjorie Harter, Helen Howard, Elaine James, Lorraine Clesoner. , MR. COBB'S GROUP Back Row: Earl Johnson, Russel Frink, Darrel Fredin, Richard Johnson, Lars Hedin, Raymond Empey, Andrew Foecke, Delbert Hedin, Jack Evans, Edmund Eisenlbraum. Middle Row: Benjamin Fox, Robert Hocllwarth, Donald Johnson, Clifford Hubbard, Mr. Cobb, Leonard Gilles, John Endres, Orlo Frease, Lawrence Kreber, Kenneth Herried. Front Row: Wesley Hart, Harold Howe, Richard Haskins, Carl H,am, Donald Getchell, Alvin Hed- lun, Royce Jatko, Keith Jewitt, Robert LE'rficbgb11,'Jun,iri'T Jaehn. I . ,V ,N :iv . N , fy! ' J flifli, Wil . ff f ii J ' f ' ' , ,! L , 5 I, I, -I r . J 1 , fl' ill , , fy I ' J r v SY 1 ' p .' , ' '! , 1' . + ' ' f I I, 1 ' . I V 'Inf ' 1 1 1 1 , ' f ff v ' -, -xr i ie 4' , wp -I , ,. ' A' 'A i' fl' ,V g ' f .V iff' ' 1 ffxgigyl ffl if U' 2' r ,f if V W Mc N. ,Q fr .9 1 ,if , I Qi, Al cr, J will Miss Kimbalfs Group Mr. Cobb's Group l la fp 5 4 29 I- ,fi ' f 1 f g..f ,fygif If - ,ff-if 'f ' - fa' 3 s ' . . , t ' ., 1 I. o p .. A , I , K., 4 .. A X i' Q M G .ref Q I1 12 S Q A Q' ,,,,fVJ ,yi- ,FT tidy Clfyltlissvl , ' Mt'iEe.f+'r' Cfoup ., A. i il su 2. 'ML ,Iac05s0n's Group l Ol Q! WW fMA.4,-cf C,fQ,v':0' ,fwwf Wyse-ff MISS MOSES, GROUP Back Row: Alberta Millette, Betty Mae Merritt, Viola Merritt. Frances Overturf. Jeanette Mordhorst, Bethel Lester, Dorothy Lloyd, Peggylou Miller, Sally Patton, Luella Krebs, Frieda Leighton, Betty Milne. Middle Row: Anna Norby, LaVangl1n Owen, Lucille Lang, Ali-ce Merrill. Adeline Knudson, Laura Linstrom, Lorrain Nordbye, June Korte, Beatrice Pond, Edith Kruse, Eva Kruse, Eva Larson, Lola Potter. Front Row: Margaret M1cClymonds. Helen Poss, Eila Mae Lendecker, Marie Morris, Ardythe Maher, Miss Moses, Hetty Larson, Evelyn Nordin, Alvina Lindquist, Elizabeth Kempter. MR. JACOBSON'S GROUP Back Row: Roe McCrary, Fred Rehder, William O'Meara, Ardeth Lee, Maurice Larson, Edward Rowen, Albert Lamke, Harold Pigsley. Middle Row: Roy Ritter, Adolph M-cCabe, Orville Rathke, Ryland Nordbye, Daniel Ness, Mr. Jacob- son, Jack Meeker, Remine Marty, Steve Perli, Robert Renshaw, John Perli. Front Row: Robert Lewis, Jack Levinson, Robert McLearie, Duane Newlin, William Lehman, Harry Morris, Donald Muckler, William Lewis, Donald Norman. L L r LL, r r, 4 it 'W r , t. t ,f ft, W Jw or , fl iff u, 9, rw, 5 if J t5Miss Sogrfs Group .dn ff ., .. 0 Mr. Andersorfs MISS SOGN,S GROUP Back Row: Johannah Wulf, Geraldine Smith, Delene Young. Rhoda Teller, Betty Simons, Wilma Stenson, Hazel Zink, Lucille Rueholl, Lauramae Wandling, Edith Schenck, Weltha Rano, Helen Thompson. Middle Row: Grace Schipke, Bernice Thompson, Lois Williams, Dorothy Siebrecht, Priscilla Spring- steen, Miss Sogn, Marjorie Shields, Leola Welch, Tess Steinhurg, Margaret Trompeter, Frances Williams. Front Row: Freda Rose, Sybil Winslow, Grace Stout, Lucille Schwichtenburg, Doris Rohrig. Paula Quarnburg. June Wilson, Thelma Stoltz, Barbara Snider, Peggy Soutar. MR. ANDERSONS GROUP Back Row: Melvin Yalme, Gilbert Van Leuven, Rex Smith, Carroll Sanders. Glen Warren, Waldo Standley, Walter Stucker. Middle Row: Lester Smith, George Whitehead, Robert Updike, Mr. An-derson, Joel Soderquist, George Saxer, Eugene Starner. From Row: F1-eema Wag- 5, Raymgnd Sheldon, Edward Syyjander, Duane Wethe, William Willcox, ' Dale Sayler, Harry Sm liars. ' X- u B g-X 7 ' ' X- ,lty fmt' 'yt ' ff' fy V if Z '! 'l29'5 M tl' v - E- K f U7 ,y , r ' ,Qu v, I Group CLASS OFFICERS Mr. Bullock, Advisor Donald Nelirenliurg President Dave Leedy Vice President Louise L,Espe1'ance Secretary mot in pieturej Dan Leedy Treasurer SGPHGMQRES ..-.-..i-.? MISS BROWN'S GROUP M iss B rownls Group Back Row: Evelyn Bowdisli, Betty Jane Anderson. Barbara Dale, Donna Crawford, Polly Bausch, Helen Ellison, Elaine Barnes, Irene Braitllwaite. Middle Row: Rose Marie Bing, Caryl Elliott, Maxine Crawly. Neva Bretschneider. Miss Brown, Nellie Braithwaite. Helen Cobb. Betty Bauer. Front Row: Bertrice Cordes. Helen Carson, Ruth Berglund, Theresa Behrens, Mildred Ewing, Char- lotte Bohn. Carol Atkinson, Lola Bennett. MR. JONES, GROUP Back Row: Gerald Evans, Benson Braithwaite, Bud DeLashmutt, Dale Bruniek, Lindley Allen, Ed- ward DeLand, Donald Flaherty, Gordon Benthin, Melvin Berger, Frank Day, Guy Blanton, Barry Burgess. Middle Row: Edward England, Everett Ermish, James Carson, Claude Ellison, Russell Brunstedt, Mr. Jones, Melvin Bradley, Chapin Crawford, Edgar Caswell, Carl Bergerson, Darrell Fleming. Front Row: Robert Dornm, Edwin Clark, Franklin Bailey, Jack Chubb, Robert French, Lawrence Allen, Eugene Abraham, Francis Birnbaum, Ray Cole, Clark Besancon. MISS KRIEGER'S GROUP Back Row: Vinetta Johnson, Alice Gibbs, Delores Carrey, Adele Hart, Virginia Isaacson, Elsie Hig- gins, Maxine Jonas, Ruth Ham, Martha Jones. Middle Row: Doris Hayenga, Elizabeth Ikast, Edith Johnson, Virgie Johnson. Miss Krieger, Juni- Gast, Charlotte Harrison, Joyce Jennings, Betty Haden, Lorraine Hackett. Front Row: Alta Jennings, Helenrose Foley, Anette Johnson, Marjorie Ham, Hazel Ham, Doris Hodgin, Dolores Jepson, Marie Harkcom, Laura Heasley, Evelyn German. M r. Jones, Group Miss Kriegeris Group Mr. Kaufmanis Group Miss M cC ullouglfs Group MR. KAUFMAINVS GROUP Back Row: W'illiam G. Lewis, Robert Groethe, Max Hoehn, Arthur Jones, Robert Hood, Darrel Kinport, Clyde Gaffin, Robert Larson, Richard Kingman, Wilmont Kellner, Alfred Jurrens. Middle Row: Wayne Harter, Donald Hanson, Robert Hammerquist, Dan Leedy, Mr. Kaufman, Bud Levinson, Fred Lehman, Warren Hamm, Elmer, Jurrens, Glenn Hyde. Front Row: Dave Leedy, Frank Hecker, Robert Grube. John Husby, James Hallock, Aubrey Jolly, Harry Hornby, Kenneth La Bau, Clarence Krebs, Edward Hackett. MISS McCULLOUGH,S GROUP Back Row: Genevieve Nordlie. Pearl Kukuk, Ruby Lamke, Twila Lessard, Louise L'Esperance, Betty Lou Mabbott, Kathryn Merritt, Lucretia Morris. Middle Row: Norma Jean Kelly, Mary MeCray, Viola Mueller, Dorothy Kluthe, Miss McCullough, Helen Kafer, Betty .lane Ness, Helen Nelson, Alice Meister. Front Row: .lean Miser. Phyllis Muller, Mary Osorne, Inez Olmstead, Florence Munderloh, Dorothy La Bau, Maxine Kuiken, Olive Lee. MR. BULLOCICS GROUP Back Row: Eugene Millette, Elwood Pelkey, Bob Roberts, Walter Norman, Babe Roethler, Dewayne Rohrs. Dan Peterson, Lloyd Nelson. Middle Row: Leonard Melvin, Donald Nehrenberg. Ray Paulus. Russell Moore. Mr. Bullock, Ray- mond Pengra, Richard McMahon, Robert Newby. Glen Mellgren. Front Row: Howard Munderloh, Leo Reed, Paul Runge, Harold McGaa, Ralph Raetz, Robert Mathews, Robert McConachie, Glenn McPherson. MISS SMITH'S GROUP Back Row: Perna Pease, Thelma Schunot, Katherine Stanton. .lune Smith, Orene Stolt. Maxine Schief. Pearl Sanders, Bonnie Smith, Eka Snyder. Middle Row: LaVaughn Schultz, Marjorie Shearn, Beth Rogers, Peggy .lean Ryan. Miss Smith. Evelyn Rehurek. Vivian Schneider, Lucille Rioux, Violet Solberg. Front Row: Mary Ann Schumaker, Bernetta Seidel, Louise Schulte. Carol Simmons, Maxine Sutfin, Edu Platt, Roma Rush. Betty Mae Root. .lean Schurger, l.aVauen Pelkey. M r. Bullockis Group Miss Smith's Group Mr. Claimfs C ron p M rs. S'I,Ullll,S0lL,S C ro ll p W MR. CLAIMS GROUP Back Row: Norman Shroll. Kenneth Waters, Charles Young. Dale Van Vlack. Elton Stolberg, Robert Trankle. Thomas Thompson. Middle Row: Harvey Taylor. Carrol Smith, Donald Sasse. Odell Stoughton. Mr. Claim. Robert Wray. Charles Walsh, John Zambo. Front Row: Lyle Woods. Earl Underwood. Homer Swan, Dale Stangle. George Thompson. Paul Warren, Gordon Sage. MRS. SWANSONS GROUP Back Row: Ruth Voslrurg. Shirley Turner. Doris Woods. Alice Taylor, Lurlene Wilson. Middle Row: Gail Van Vlack. ,lune Wintrode, Louise Wiclcersham, Bertha Wilson, Mrs. Swanson, Lela Trebileock. Margaret Withee, Malisse Taylor, Hazel Withee. Front Row: Viola Wipf, Eileen Van Der Wert, Wilma Wiley, Lorraine Watters, Lillian Toreson. Florence Varie. Olive Thomas, Eileen Vopat. ACTIVITIES 1 f J I T...- L wH 1IlI1w!r14 I 'IJ X vt , i 'f' -Pine l X PINE CONE STAFF Editor-in-chief ,,,, ,,,,,..,,,,..,,..,.,,..,.,,.. ,,,,,,,,,,...,.,,,,.,,..,,..,..,,,,.,,,.,..,.,......,,., lt ' Iary Ruth Morse Senior Editors ,.,,,, S ,... Helen Chenoweth, Frances Larson, Mary Catharine Damon Club Editors . . ..,,A7,,77,,,,.,. ,,,,,,.,,, .,,, .,,,. R e t a Mae Brockelsby, Eugene Gordon Sports Editors r,,, ,,,, ,,,. D o nald L'Esperance. Milton Shaver Class Editors ,,,, William Haushild. Alice Braden Art Editors .,777,7,7.,7,,, ,E..,.... ,,,,,..,,.,., .... . .,,,,,r, J e a n Mount, Dorothy Virtue Calendar and Will ,,e,,, ....,..,..,,.,,..,..,,..,...,.e.......,,.,,,.., lt Iason Daly, Betty .lean Besancon Business ,,,,,,,,,,e.,,,,,,,,,,, N... Rich 1rd Taylor. Managerg Ray Frankforter. Assistant, Elaine Jacobson, Annabelle Livingstone Photography ..... ., ....... ...- .... Connie Taylor, Dick Taylor, Mary Ruth Morse Secretary ..,, l.,.,..., ......... E ........... ..i..... - ...,.....,.,,.......,.......,.....,..,. B e tty Jean Besancon Advisor - ..,.... - ,... M..- ..... . -- ...,.,,,,. -ee Lowell A. Decker PINE NEEDLE The Pine Needle staff is the organization which publishes our school paper. Upon this group rests the responsibility of maintaining the high standards which past staffs have set for them, of living up to the ideals and the platform of the organization, and of publishing the Pine Needle. The essentials such as writing, copyreading, makeup, proofreading and other newspaper activities are all taught and used to enable the journalist to give a true story of the high school life and in- terests. First Semester Staff Second Semester Staff Editor-W'arren Vfilliams Editor-Mary Schenck Associate Editor-Mary Catharine Damon Associate Editor-Mason Daly Chief Copyreader-Evelyn Chitty Chief Copyreader-Marjorie Bridge Advisor E. Lloyd Kaufman Pine Cone Staff LX ' w r - , st tl f ll i ' X 4 Needle 'N I g' V, I 1' International St11.dejzt's' Society g I ll N t it x K. It r K r- t . Poster C lub INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS SOCIETY This is a local organization in the larger international group. The objectives of the world-wide group are to encourage friendliness among peoples of all nations and to give students real and per- sonal contacts with far away students by means of correspondence. The local club has sponsored such correspondence, and many members have pen friends in Latin America, Europe, South Africa. Australia, and New Zealand. Our society invited other clubs to join with them in a costume party to enjoy Christmas in many lands as one project. Miss Moses is the Advisor. POSTER CLUB The chief purpose of the Poster Club is to give students an opportunity for practical experi- ence in the application of art principles to advertising. Training in lettering and poster design is involved in the making of posters which are used to announce current school and civic events throughout the year. Besides making posters for the high school opera and the plays produced by the Dramatic Club, the poster group this year has provided advertising for activities of the Girl Scouts, Disabled American Veterans. W. C. T. U.. and the American Legion Auxiliary. Membership in the club is not limited to students in the art department. Miss Adamson is the advisor. MATH CLUB This year the Math Club decided upon a new system for boosting membership. It is called the point system. Under this plan each member was responsible for a program of their own choosing. This plan worked very successfully and many interesting and worthwhile meetings were conducted. The club has been active in school affairs. At Christmas time a tree was decorated and placed in the lower hall of the new building. The decorations were made of mathematical design and were made by members of the club. In January the club held a sale of magic slates. The animal Alge- bra contest was conducted by the club and prizes were given. Officers l'resident. William lluushild: Vice President, Mason Daly: Treasurer, Lucille Lange: Secretary, lletty Larson. Advisor, Miss Krieger. SPANISH CLUB The purpose of La Tertulia Espanola in the words of its constitution is to promote a general interest in Spanish life and customs and to give to its members a better understanding of the Spanish language. Officers President, Erma Thurlowg Vice President. Lewis Beebeg Secretary and Treasurer, Mary Catharine Damon: Advisor, Miss Nichols. M atlz. C I ul: Spanish Club Dramatic Club Junior Play Growing Painsv DRAMATIC CLUB Somewhere in the high school there should be an opportunity for talented students to get actual experience in the finished production of line plays. A dramatic elnb is perhaps the most praetical meuns of meeting such at need. Membership should be and is open to all the talented members of the student body but is limited by a severe try-out. Eaeh student is required to prove himself talented. enthusiastic about play production: and willing to work by neeuinluting a required number ol points earned by actu- ally taking part in the production of a public perforntunee. Fifty students have qualified for membership in The Bitte Masque Drainatie Club of Rapid City High School. Officers President, Frances Larson: Treasurer. Donald Iflfsperuneeg Seeretary, Mary ,lane Holmg His- torian, Douglas Hoon: Advisor, Leslie Boyd. JUNIOR PLAY-'QGROWING PAINS,' George Melntyre ,.,,.,,, Lewis Parr, .luck Levinson 'Ferry 1lUllllj'l't'-..-- ,Sully Patton, Mary June Holm Mrs. lklvlntyre.- l'uuln 1-2llill'llbPl'3l', llelen llownrtl Professor Melntyrev, ,...,,,,, lionnld lt'l+lsperzuiee. ,,-,,v-,-----.t--,,---,,ltobt-rt Stziton lglrinn ..,. ..-,'l'om Phillips, Ray Frunkforter llutult ...... .....,,, B Iilton Shaver, Dunne Forest Prudence ..,, ,,-,ltt-tty Yuri-ington, Frances Larson ll:ll-., ...... .,..,...,,..........., l lowurd Atwater Mil'i2H1l -.-- ,--lTorotl1y Virtue Director. Mr. Onuir .,,.,. . ,--- Jane--- I'ete,, l'zitty,--, Sophie .,.,, ,,,,, Mrs. ltulterson, I-,lsie ...,.,..,.,, ---Hilary l1'runkforter. Tom Phillips .-.M-,,,---,Kaltlti'yn Frohlieh ,,,,,,-.lzteli linrnett ,,,-Virginin Smith ,--,--, .,,IClnyne Jacobson ---Marry L'ntl1nrine Dnmon ,,,-,.,-------Peggy Soutur Offieety-, ,,....A Bill YVilc0x Viviun ....Y.....Y.-..,.............. LaVauglm Owen Seeond Uouple ,,... llowalrtl Atwater, Ediith Scltenel: Leslie Boyd Student Directors, Mason Daly and Annabelle Livingston Herbert Kalness ,, Elizabeth Kalness . Robert Kalness ,,7,, Herbert Kalness, Jr Alice Kalness , ....., , Andrew Goodrich , Amy Lawrence .,,r .lim Lawrence ....,. Mr. Goodrich ,.,,.,,. Mrs. Goodrich ..,,,r Martha ..,.,,,e 7 Mr. Havens ,,,,. Mrs. Havens BIG HEARTED HERBERT SENIOR PLAY Cast of Characters Mason Daly Mary Catharine Damon, Helen Ghenoweth Director, Mr. Boyd Eugene Gordon. Lawrence McEachron , ,,,,,,,,,,,, Tom Phillips, Ray Frankforter Frances Larson, Betty Yarrfngton t,,,tt,,,,Milton Shaver, Howard Atwater ,,,tt,tt,.,,,.,,Etl1el Barker, ,lean Roberts ,.........Ray Frankforter, Tom Phillips ,.,.Leonard Dutton Helen Crittenden t,,,,....Alice Braden W'arren Williams Virginia Erickson CEB Hearted H erberts' E t C ommereial Club Rifle Clubs COMMERCIAL CLUB The Commercial Club. though a new organization the second semester of this year, already has sixty-three members. All students enrolled in commercial subjects are eligible for membership. The main purpose of the club is to promote interest in the business world and to become familiar with business methods and systems. Programs have consisted of talks and demonstrations by local business people, papers read by members, and other entertainment features pertaining to commercial work. Officers President, La Verne Peterseng Vice President, Margaret Trompeterg Secretary, Margaret Mansfield, Treasurer, Lydia Wierengag Reporter, Mary Ruth Morseg Advisor. Miss Rohde. RIFLE CLUBS Learning how to handle firearms safely and improvement in marksmanship has been the ob- jective of the combined rifle clubs program for this year. A new sport in Rapid City High School, it has attracted a number of students who make it a regular part of their school life. Competition through the bi-weekly matches conducted by the National Rifle Association has a-b- sorbed the attention of fifteen students in regular practice. Inter-school matches and local to'urna- ments have added another incentive to good marksmanship. Affiliation with the .Iunior NRA has given each student an opportunity to work for progressive grades of marksmanship with awards for each degree of excellence. Officers .Iunior Officer, Albert Nelson, President, Leland Robbinsg Vice President, Tom Phillipsg Treasurer, Simon Larsong Secretary, Robert Nashg Instructor, E. L. Kaufman. President, Margaret McClymondsg Vice President, ,lean Mountg Secretary, Alice I-Iightg Treasurer, Virginia Ericksong Advisor, Miss Brown. PEP CLUB The High School Pep Club is under the direction of Mr. Moser. The membership was 35 in the year 1938. The purpose of this club is to set new standards for Rapid City High School and to maintain the standards that have already been established by preceding students. So with the cooperation of the student body the cheer leaders hope to .put Rapid City High School at the top of the list for sportsmanship. Oficers President, Elizabeth Kempterg Vice President, Alvina Lindquistg Secretary and Treasurer, Lorraine Nordbyeg Advisor, Leslie Moser. STUDENT POLICE The Student Police is a Student Organization entirely of Senior and Junior High School boys. Over sixteen hundred pupils are dismissed from the school buildings twice a day, Some of these pupils drive cars and park in front of the buildings, others are called for in cars by their parents while -others ride bicycles or walk. These conditions present the greatest traffic problem in the city twice each school day. So the purpose of the Student Patrol is to supervise and regulate this traffic at the school building for each dismissal. Nine boys are on duty five minutes before dismissal for ten minutes duration. There has not been a single accident this school year, which proves that the effort is well worth while. Mr. C. F. Parks supervises the patrol. Pep Club Student Police L Sz L Club T Home Ec'ers 0 . L 81 L CLUB The fundamental purposes of the Library and Literary Club are to care for the library books and magazines, check them out to students, and to become acquainted with some of the newer and better books. In helping to reorganize the newly combined junior and senior high school library, the girls have learned the principles of library organization, can readily give aid to those desiring sources of information, and expect to have little difficulty with university libraries. They hope that our library may grow and prosper every year as it has in 1937-38. The Club is supervised by Miss Zeimet. Officers First Semester President, Marjorie Seidel: Vi-ce President, Ethel Barker, Secretary-Treasurer, Mellie Muckler. Officers Second Semester Springsteen: Secretary-Treasurer. Margaret Mans-President. Ethel Barker, Vice President, Priscilla field. THE HOME EC'ERS The Home Economics Club is made up of girls from the ninth to the twelfth grade inclusive. Two of the main objectives of the club are: first, to stimulate an interest in those phases of Home Economics Education which are not covered in classroom workg second, to give the members an op- portunity to practice social customs through the teas, parties and other social activities included in the program. Ojicers President, First Semester, LaVonne Hammg President, Second Semester, Inez Holtg Vice President, Margaret Atkinson: Secretary, Florence Varieg Treasurer, Beverly Stonedahlg Advisors, Mrs. Swanson and Miss Sabin. GIRL RESERVES Girl Reserves is a club for high school girls. Its symbol is the blue triangle of the Y. W. C. A. which stands for a three-fold development that is social, mental, and spiritual. All girls are eligible to the club. It meets on the first and third Mondays of the month. Ojicers President, Betty .lean Besancong Vice President, Mary ,lane Holmg Secretary, ,lean Mount, Treas- urer, Helen Cllenowethg Advisor, Miss Elva Smith. G. A. A. The purpose of the Girls' Athletic Association is to promote athletics, create a love of sports, and foster the ideal of good sportsmanship. It is an organization of girls with athletic interests. It encourages true sportsmanship, congenial fellowship, and a genuine desire for all good sports. This year the girls enjoyed basketball, tennis, hiking, swimming, volley ball, roller skating. ice skating, and bicycling. Ojicers President, Annabelle Livingstong Vice President, Anne Dion, Treasurer. Elizabeth Kempterg Record- ing Secretary, Erma Thurlowg Advisors, Miss Brown and Miss Smith. Girl Reserves G. A. A. -..iN .J l L ,,,, 4 -2 -ED E School ll Operett h llig N e w n the i teenth gh xr ei Novembn OH classes OFLIS 1: h the members of hundred 0116 by ted It was presen tradition. ll our Gilbert and Sulliva ld The Gonfloliersu uphe on L'Esper- 0 Pulmieri, D FC arr 1 Ma is C Le w Bolero bra Del XT1 lha A ruce Vol-ue: Luiz, Ray Frankforterg Dun li Cust of Cllzlruciersz Duke of l'laza-Toro, l. School A uditoriun tharine Damong Cas- Ia -Toro, Mary L Za Of Pla hess IC :Du ncesco, Carl Bergerson F21 F Jaehn Junior 0, Glaze 3 Giorgi ntonio, Gerald A est 3 OI' F almieri, Duane ance-3 Giuseppe P Ruth FY Crittenden: Ottavia, Mu elen Howardg Giulia, Helen H 1 Vittoria, an lem Co leo etm, C 3 Fiam QLFSOH Frances L v Wford 3 Tess L Donna Cra 3, Schenck 1 Gianett ildai, Mary iss Dachmun. ward Swanflerg IJ rector, M panist, lid M01'SE 1 A CCOIH g Inez, Mary Ruth d ok, Robert Hoo Hamg The Co Annetta, Marjorie Morse v v 1 . QW ll M HIGH SCHOOL CHORUS This group of singers was chosen from the melnhers of the chorus classes. The year's activities include the Opera, Rapid Cityis Christmas Festival. assembly progranl, radio broadcast, West River Music Festival, baccalaureate service, and the COIl1'11t?IlCf:'II1Cllt program. Officers President, Milton Shaver, Vice President, Mary Schenckg Secretary-Treasurer, Frances Larsong Girls' Representative, ,lean Roberts: Boys' Representative, Ray Frankforter. HI LO SINGERS The Hi L-o Singers organized to meet the demand for a small vocal group singing carols, classics, and popular favorites on call for various civic clubs and occasions. Mary Sehenck, Donna Crawford, Frances Larson. Lewis Carr, Gerald Glaze, Bruce Vorce, Milton Shaver, Donald lflqsperance, Hay Frankfurter, Helen Howard. Mary Catharine Damon, Helen Critten- den, Edward Swander tPianisliJ, Miss Bachman, instructor. SB -SOE Q96 we mini BAND PE RSONNEL enja- Clarinet : B Drake. ccolo : Dick Pi Cooper. 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SCHWENTKER, Director SPRING CONCERT 1. Valor and Victory ..,.,,......,..,A... ,,.,,,, . ., ,,,,,A,,.f.Y..4,.,f, ,. ...-..... ,DcPFOrrCSt Cline 2. The Maid of Asturia .,,... ....... B enedette Secchi 3. 'Slim Trombone ,..,,,..,,.,,, .......A.., H enry Fillmore 4. Two Little Bulfinchesv ,,,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,......, ,......,... ...,7,,,,7... ,,A......,,,7,,.........7.., H . Kling K Clarinet duet by Ben Fox and Bob Hoellwartll 5. A Hunting Scene ,.,. , ..,,.v... ....... ..,..l....,.....,...V.w...V7VV7.VV.77 .VV......V.7V... P . B uccalosai Intermission 6. Cities Service ,7,,7,,,,,,,,e,,,7,.,,,,,..e,,,,,,,,7,,,,,,,.,,,,.,,.....o...,,. ...,..,.,,,., R osario Bourdon 7. The Clock and the Dresden Figures , ,,,,,....,..,..,,,.,...,..,A......,... A. W. Kelelbey Piano solo played by Edward Swander 8. Rosalie ,... ,..,..,,,,. ...a.,,,77,.,... ,,.. , , , , r,.7,..........,..,..,.. . .,,,..,,,,,..7.... ,.,,,,.7 , .Cole Porter 9. Country Gardens ..,. . .,.,,,,77....,. .,.. a....,...,,., , .,,.....,,,.,,,,...,,..... ..... ,... P e r cy Grainger BAND OFFICERS Duane Forest Douglas Hoon President Vice President Duane Wetlie Gene Bender Treasurer Principal Musician .lack Levinson Drum Major ALEX SCHNEIDER, Director ACTIVITIES OF Av ORCHESTRA Music by American Composers for our American Youth is the slogan adapted by Mr. Schneid- er for the -orchestra in this year's work. The majo'rity of the compositions studied this year were writ- ten by American composers who wrote expressly for High School Orchestras. Some of the larger works were '6Phaon a symphonic poem by Harold Johnson, Symphonic Miniature No. I also by Johnson, and Exaltation by Coenne. These numbers were used in the annual West River Music Fes- tival held in Rapid City May 7. The membership of the orchestra has grown to fifty members which is probably the largest in the history of Rapid City High School. The orchestra has complete instrumentation and especially an out- standing string section according to the music critics of the Music Festival. Some of the appearances the orchestra has made are Open Night School Program November 9, joint concert with the Choral Club December 5, Radio Broadcast February 4, assembly program and the climax of the year is the Music Festival. A smaller group, the theater orchestra played for the plays and several community affairs. The String Quartette also played on many occasions. The orchestra members are now eligible for awards according to a system worked out by Miss Bachman, Mr. Schwentker, and Mr. Sclmeider. In order to raise money for the expenses incurred by the orchestra during the year, they sponsor- ed a magic show given by Marquis the Magician. Officers President, Mary Ruth Morseg Secretary-Treasurer. Milton Shaverg Librarians, June Cast, Phyllis Muller. STRING QUARTETTE LaVaughn Owen, Mary Ruth Morse, .lean Miser, Kathryn Frohlich .Yxk . B. x x 13 ,E - K '71 7. Herbert Fmllamy, Mary Ruth Morse, Bud Levinson. Betty Jean Be-sancon, Mr. Jacobson. instructor. Katherine Hang iung, lieth Rogers, XVarren Williams, Elaine James, Mary Jane Holm, Roe McCrary. sg., K '- ?vf5Yf w fs i . R. my K . 'r' X ,X l-x f 'Sn Debate Club 1 Mary Jung Holm Declanmtory Contest State Oratorlcal Dramatic Geraldine Nvohlhueterg Oratory Mary Jane Holmg Poetry Winner Jean Miserg Humorous Sally Patton. DEBATE CLUB The Rapid High School debate club, under the direction of coach C. C. Jacobson, has finished one of its busiest years in debate history. It is a member of the National Forensic League and has maintained the high scholastic standards and the success in the field of forensics desired. This year members of the club have attended six debate tournaments and have had many interscholastic debates. 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'.-'--, ff- 'V -J---.-z ,,g..4'-f'H.1.f1 'Vgv 'Rf ' f- '.' I-I ,. ' 4:1 i' , af' .. - - - V , V . -'V--1 ,A .. ff. -:,V+ ' ...V-.,ii, ...-l'g,i1,--R,ft, A 47 . fE-4, - xx... -' ' '- ' 'V . - Coaches, Captains, Cheerleaders Here is football captain Richard Elshire and below him basketball captain Don- ald Shearn, and in the lower left the 1938 track captain, Raymond Sheldon. Down the center is Coach Cobb lining the fellows out, Rusty,' Mey- ers giving a few pointers and Sam Claim, who had Fall track, operated the score board in Rapid's favor at all the basketball games, and is work- ing with the men this spring on the shot, javelin and dis- cus. The Pep squad captains are shown at a disadvantage in this picture, while on the right are Bobby Moser and Donna Mae Decker who were usually trying to pep up the pep. Lead and In Action 1937 Football Squad l FOOTBALL The 1937 football season opened with just three lettermen returning: Forrest, Glaze and the new- ly elected Captain Elshire. Coach Cobb started his grind for new stars with about 90 reporting. Handicapped with many small and light men the Cobblers started their season with a victory ov- er the Sturgis Scoopers 26 to 0. The second game the Deadwood Bears, who were toppled 13 to 0 in a hard fought battle. The Huron Tigers invaded the Rapid City grounds with a tall, fast, flashy team, which emerged victorious 27 to 0. The Cobblers played their first out of town game at Belle Fourche and overturned the 'LBroncs 26 to O. The second eastern team to meet the Cobblers was the Watertown Arrows, victorious over the Cob- blers the preceeding year, who were sent back home defeated 13 to 6 by the small but determined Rapidian team. The Pierre Governors were met in Pierre on the only eastern trip. The Cobblers could not cross the goal line and returned defeated 6 to 0. A week later the Spearfish Spartans played here, and a scoreless tie was the outcome of the line line play of the Spartans, and the excellent end and line defense of the Cobblers. The Ogalala Indi- ans invaded Rapid City but were toppled 23 to 0. The final game of the season encountered their veteran rival Lead. The Cobblers came on the Lead field determined to show their best, as also did the Lead Gold Diggers. Excellent defense on the part of both teams pictured one of the best games ever to be witnessed by any spectator. Passing at- tacks from the Gold Diggers and fast line plays of the Cobblers still did not advance the ball across either goal line. The game ended a scoreless tie. Rapid City placed Glaze and Elshire on All-Conference this year. Next year should he very suc- cessful with the returning of 16 lettermen. Rapid City BASKETBALL Dec. 22, Rapid City 241, Lead 34, Dec. 29, Rapid Cit.y 43, Pierre 17, Dec. 30, Rapid City 26, Hu- ron 25, Jan. 1, Rapid City 23, Deadwood 26, Jan. 14, Rapid City 44, Belle Fourcbe 22, Jan. 18, Rap- id City 47, Hot Springs 223 Jan. 20. Rapid City 33, Spearfisb 20: Jan. 26. Rapid City 40, Sturgis 22, lan. 28, Rapid City 26, Belle Foiurche 20: Feb. 2, Rapid City 30. Lead 24, Feb. 5, Rapid City 29, Hot Springs 16, Feb. 8, Rapid City 28, Sturgis 15, Feb. 11, Rapid City 30, Deadwood 24: Feb. 17, Rap- id City 40, Spearfisb 23, Feb. 18, Rapid City 27. Lead 24, Feb. 24. Rapid City 23, Huron 36, Feb. 25. Rapid City 24, Pierre 14. Western Sectional Tournament: Rapid City 53, Hot Springs 18g Rapid City 38, Lead 23. State NA Tournament, Sioux Falls: Rapid City 28, Huron 25: Rapid City 26, Ab- erdeen 33. The second team coached by Ward Meyers won all of the 14 games played. FIRST 'l'I-IAM Back How: Ralph llaetz. Robert Lewis, Duane VVethe. Coach Cobb, Gerald Glaze, Richard Haskins, Leonard ltut- ton. Front How: Robert Bloom, Robert, David, Donald Shearu, Raymond Sheldon, tiene Hilton. XVillium Lewis. Sl-IFONH 'PICAM liack Row: Robert Roberts. Ilonaltl Nelirenberg, .lack Grouert, Coach Meyers. Harvey Taylor, James Ttonkiu. Front Row: Dau lieecly, Dale Staugle, Robert MeClearie. .Ioe Soderquist, XVilliam Beranek, Frank Parr, .Dick Trompeter. F irst Basketball Team Second Basketball Team 1.1 Track R Club TRACK The track squad this year shows signs that it will be every bit as good as the previous squads. Only three lettermen returned from last yearis squad, Captain Raymond Sheldon. Bob Lewis and George Whitehead. The many who turned out for track this year show that there are possibilities of a good track team. TRACK SCHEDULE April 29 ,,,,,,,,.. e........,......,.,..... .......e......,.....,.... .,.,..,...,., D u a l Meet with Lead April 30. ,.A,...,, ....................,..... W 'est River Relays May 6 ,,,,...A ......,, D ual Meet with Hot Springs May 14 .....f.. ..,............ R egional Track Meet May 21 ffffffff ,..,...... S tate Track Meet R CLUB The R club of Rapid City High School is an honorary club for all boys who have earned a letter in one of the three major sports-basket ball, football. or track. The main function of the R Club is to hold an annual barn dance. Top row: Assistant Coach Meyers, John Trygstad, Carroll Smith, Carl Ham. Edward Hackett, Duane Wethe, Duane Forest, Robert Lewis, Leonard Dutton, Dick Haskins, George Whitehead, Cliff- ord Hubbard, Coach Cobb. Second row: Robert Updike. Glenn Hyde, Robert Hoellwarth, James Donkin, Roy Ritter, Donald Shearn, Gerald Glaze, Richard Elshire, Raymond Sheldon, Bruce Vorce, Gene Hilton, Robert David. Oyiicers President, Gerald Glaze, Vice President, Raymond Sheldon, Secretary and Treasurer, Leonard Dutton. ' h f l Coach Cobb, Jessie Owen, Raymond Sheldon, Principal Haskins . . . Lead Basketball Game . . . Indian line up . . . More Lead Basketball . . . Stop 'em Rapid . . . Warm up . . . World track champ cheers our 1938 Track Captain on . . . Out for an airing . . . Capt. Sheldon in action . . . 100 lb. weight team . . . Fight! Team! Fight! . . . Over for a touchdown . . . Ogalala Indian game . . . Warming the bench . . . Elshire kicks off . . . Cheering section at Lead . . . Dog Pile-but not on the ball. ffaf al lg XXX N .M- L - 1' , .. . .,.. QQ XN.. . . . ,. Q S y R- .If .R Q 9 Q X m S Q 5 i,av,NX Q , Q Qi ik Q f X1 NNQ S KS kv xx - Q ' X X. x XX x Y NN X Xxx KX N fig S X X ,V 1 k 3. .Q X Q XQ x XM?-.ifxifixx 3' . 5 , gli ,Q lf i Q Q x j X X H x . ws X 2: : 5 , ,. Q . rs- N 'L'f : ' I'..'iix:i'z Ss 1' X S ez gy 4,5:'.'1gj-r5:-gg1g::- -..,:.-qi , . cr - A x K www X - Ms W 3 in-e4 N Q. Q NN X . Nw X55 NN .Ni.x lg N, Q . W' 3 - Q Sv .:s:az'E Rx- X ' MQ 5 ?Qf iSf- X-xqxwslx :Nw 11 S? 5, xv ...- Q r, ES FEATUR X 1 2.-4. ..- ?... .' . -f...,....-. R um X ' W fry' 1 ' R Q .rm SPOT LIGHT Warren Williams, Mary Ruth Morse, Seniors most likely to succeed . . . Bob Staton, Marjorie Seidel, Best dressed . . . Marjorie Seidel, Leonard Dutton, Best looking . . . Dorothy Virtue, Donald Shearn, Best dancer . . . Donald Shearn, Toots Kempter, Most athletic . . . Donald Nehrenberg, Marjorie Sheam, Sopho- mores most likely to suc- ceed . . . Lewis Carr, Het- ty Larson, Best personal- ity . . . Priscilla Spring- stein, Dick Elshire, Ro- meo and Juliet . Mary Schenck, Donald John- son, Most mischievous . . . Donald L'Esperance, June Smith, Most popular . . . Bill Lewis, Mary Jane Holm, Juniors most likely to succeed . . . Mary Jane Holm, Ed- ward Swander, Most tal- ented. A - I l Nd SM Q :xg N , 'Nw x x Ks? . if xsmwww fi gs' Wx bww ggi rx gi S WARREN WILLIAMS Representative BETTY JEAN BESANCON .. x . I S' L..AAMe A A AHA, A Seniors MARY RUTH MORSE DONALD UESPERANCE qiv ,J 5 5, Fw .mis K X 0 :EE .. S qv fra., Y T Ia :. 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Mr. Andor- son's Manual Arts Classvs. Mr. Dcckt-r's Typing Classvs, Miss Sabitfs Sr-wing Classvs, Mr. Grnys' Me-tal Works Classcs, and Miss Adamson's Art Classes all cooperate-d to show thu' real spirit of all thc school . . . 2. Thr- Gon- dolivrs and thvir wives in tht' lligh School Opcrctta 'l'he' Con- dolic1's. ...L 1. Thr- lt-ads in tlu- lunior Play i'Crowing Pains. . . . 6. Thr- lvads in thx- Svnior Play Big Heartvd H01'ln't't. . . . 9. One' of thc- many lndus- trial Hvlations pro-if-vts he-ing varrif-d on hy Mr. Svlltvt-11tk01 s group . . . 10. Boys showed rval intcrm-st in the cooking vlass that was oflcrvd tht-in this year for tht- hrst tinn' . . 1. Pals . . . 2. Kid party . . . llvport for English 1.it, 1'll ln-t! . . . Alf. Say llllL'lt'1- . . . 5. Twins? 0. Nliss Adams' Brood . . . 7. Ar- c'l1ie . . . 8. linsincss nianagvr . . . 9. Posin' . . . 10. lioafvrs . . . 11. Wt- . . . 12. Roittaiicv 'n' spring. un everything Y . . . 13. l.ilios . . . 1-1-. Human inter- vst . . . 15. Kee-pcr of tht- keys . . . 10. Quarrvling? . . . 17. Win- some . . . 18. Cold? . . . 19. Com- pany's come . . . 20, Get goinl fvet! . . . 21. Hot dog . . . 22. Oh! Phoovy . . . 23. Can't skate tlteru . . 24. 4:15-tf-achers meeting . . . 25. Parting . . . 26. Ray and .lim . . . 27. Grvat ganna' . . . 28. What was our assignnwnt? . . . 229. Wire happy today . . . if U '1 le J q 3 '51-wwwnnpqf ,IITYIQ D 1' ' f 1983 iftggjgwukvv-Q 'L 'r-'Hr Neff 'i' giF run.-t.. ---.n.f x Y-ik ff' wi F5555 K Nui-ms x -om! ......--- .F - I is 1 E wil 7 U F 353333 X . x as xx S S www 'N 5 . no give EQ .ji .wp i NN X is ' IL ff. all E Q! ix V20 Q f fi f t Q E Q X gif? is ' ,M 3' P The Year September I-Back again! Old faces, new facesg old building, new building-mostly new building. Someone was wrong, either me or the archi- tect-I can't seem to find my classrooms. 6-Our first vacation-and time out for recuperation after a much too strenuous week of concentration QU. Labor day-the pause that refreshes. 17-Vacation again! Did someone make a mistake-or did fate decree that the Lincoln Memorial be unveiled on a schoolday? I8-Cobblers tackle the new football season with enough umph to con- quer Notre -Dame-but no thank you-Sturgis will do for now. Score, 26-6. 24--More umph -Deadwood, our next victim, falls under a 13-0 score. October 1- Puff and Blow Club fDebate club to youj swung into ac- tion with the first call for debaters. 2-Cobblers are topped by East River team. Huron Tigers proved to be too much in an early-season game. 4-A great deal of ucussing and discussing among the teachers. Re- sult: the Pine Cone Staff was picked. 15-Watertown pigskin tossers give local feminine spectators a thrill as they invade our field, only to be defeated, 13-6. 22-Cobblers bow to the Governors on the Pierre field in a close game -score, 6-0. November 5-Divisional declamatory contest at Hot Springs, with three superior ratings and one excellent for Rapid High. Mary .lane Holm will rep- resent us at thestate tournament in oratory, and carry on for R.C.H.S. 9-Usually happy-go-lucky students and teachers all washed behind their ears and entertained proud visiting upapas and mamas at open-house on Tues- day night. Itis surprising just how brilliant and angelic we can be! II-At least they didn't beat us! Gold Diggers tied the Cobblers, O-0, in the Armistice Day game at Lead. 16-I8-With the help of Miss Bachman and Gilbert and Sullivan, enter- prising R.C.H.S. musicians sang their way to success in the opera, The Con- doliersf' November 21-Elmers and Hirams predominated at the R Club barn dance. We didn't know that our school harbored so many hay-seeds until we began to swing it in the barnlike atmosphere of the Coolidge gym. December 4-Local talent 'iruns wild in a Hollywood production, Run- nin' Wild. Rapid High students crash the films in a movie composed entirely of local talent. It was the genuine stuff with a preview and all the fixings! I0-Several clubs joined the International Students Society in a good will party. Let's hope that this new club will be successful enough to warrant continuation next year-we like their parties! 11- Puff and Blowers win an extemporaneous speaking contest and honorable mention in individual speaking at a debate tournament at Pierre. More power for air! to 'em. 17-Dear Mr. Prunty: You made such a good Santa Claus at our Christ- mas dance, we still don't know who you were! 18-R.C.H.S. hits the top again. Mary Jane Holm unrated herself to first place in the state declamatory contest in Wessington Springs. 22-Another happy day with a sad ending! Christmas vacation was her- alded with joy, and basketball season swung into action at Lead with a pre-con- ference defeat of the Cobblers by the Gold Diggers. But just give us time! 29-30-Our new gym was inaugurated with a two day basketball tour- ney to celebrate. Rapid trampled Pierre and Huron, our East River foes. January 3-School again. And are we glad-it's so lonesome with noth- ing to do but go to dances, movies, basketball games, and so on-we're really glad to be back. fSuch hypocriteslj 7-Two tragedies . . . Deadwood made just two too many baskets. We musta lost on accounta the boys didn't have the inspiration of the pep jug- which some enterprising Senior f?J accidentally U1 had the misfortune to break! 21-Truck as is, and someone shine. Of course not, silly, it's just the Big Apple. Where did- I learn it? Why, at the Junior Class dance, of course! 25-27-Another success scored by the .lunior class-this time it's Grow- ing Pains, the class play. Really informal, and did we love it! ln Review February 4-I'll bet that Lead resents the way our Cobblers have been treating the Gold Diggers! At least we'd feel pretty low if they didn't, after the 30-24 victory the Cobblers scored over them on our home floor this fourth day of February, twentieth century. 5-So soon! Lead isn't resentful at all. They just turned the tables on us and won first place in a debate tournament at Spearfish. Our second place trophy was almost as big, though-so we really don't mind too much. 18-We seem to have only one purpose in mind-REVENGE! The R.C. H.S. Hoopsters score another victory over Lead in basketball. 24-25-Cobblers invade Eastern courts and return with one victory and one defeat. Statistics: Huron 36, Rapid City 233 Pierre 17, Rapid City 43. March 4-5-Debate club reaches the quarter-finals in a 29 team tourna- ment in Greeley, Colorado. 18-19-Cobblers defeat Huron at the state basketball tournament at Sioux Falls, and lose to Aberdeen, state champions, in the semi-finals. I8-Student Councilers sponsor a dance in the Coolidge gym with Bruce Vorce and orchestra. Girls' tag dance proved profitable to the lucky boy who drew the lucky girl-do you follow me? 26-Divisional speaking contest today-again Mary Jane Holm crates herself to victory! This time in original oratory. 31-What fools these mortals be-or something! Anyhow, we really en- joyed Marquis the Magician! April 1-Rapid High went Juvenile today! First of all, all loyal Pine Cone supporters wore their placards, and we had what is commonly known as a Tag Day. And then for the perfect ending, everyone wore knee pants and had a swell time at the Commercial Club kid dance. 2-State oratory contest at Brookings-East river speakers proved too much for us! 5-7-We may be just plain folks but we did enjoy the Senior class play. Big Hearted Herbert. 6-No school today! An unexpected vacation because Old Man Winter just refused to leave and broke records with a spring snow storm. It sorta did us good though, gave a lift to those of us who plod wearily through the school year, looking forward to nothing but week-ends and vacations! April 12- A band performed in public tonight. We're really proud of our band, now that we stop to realize it. 15-18-Easter vacation. And we do so appreciate it! After our short va- cation last week, we rather felt in the mood for a few days off of the old grind. 22-The Sophomore class springs to the foreground and demands the at- tention of the public eye. How? Why, because of the classy dance they put on for us tonight. May 2-6-National declam contest in Ohi-o today. lt's just what we've been waiting for-a chance for Mary .lane to show them what we can produce out here in the wild and wooly west. 7-Hear Ye! Hear Ye! The annual west river music festival brought musicians from far and near UD t-o Rapid' City. 12-Something to write home about. Oh, for the life of a high school student! Glamour and bright lights-yes, I am talking about the prom. But the glamour definitely dwindled when we awoke to the morning sun Fri-day and realized that school still begins at 8:30. 14-Regional track meet at Hot Springs today. 18-Another track meet again, so soon! They're sorta stacking up on us, but then we have the Senior picnic to dilute the seriousness of the occasion f?J. 22-Baccalaureate services were today. As June approaches we begin to realize more and more just how final graduation is. 23+Class day! We Seniors feel so privileged-wonder if we're extra special or do the Seniors always get treated this way! 28-Tears and smiles. Commencement and diplomas. Memories and . . . I'm really getting too sentimental. Well, I'll be seeing all of you again next year. And didn't the Seniors look aloof and intellectual in their caps and gowns? , 'X ,o 1 .7 l , , , .. Ile 17 .4 Il 'x ff vfft r ae. a Qu ! f 116, xslt: Ml X j i 'sph A I , . 1 E ! G MM ex ' O -, J I W ff. .-'5g...i.!5i 7- '. faith., ' 5' ' 'ff 13 -'Lt ' It 'E I! ji ,sf 23 515 Q41 'P' L... BACCALAUREATE High School Auditorium, Sunday, May 22, 8 P. M. Senior Processional, Coronation March from The Prophet, Meyerbeer .......,,....,,.,. ,,,, R ebecca Behrens Hymn, Holy, Holy, Holy ,.....................,....... -...- ......,.., . ....,,..., ....,,o.,,,,,,, - ,,,o,o,,,, , A, Invocation ....,..,......,.......,,,,...... Choral Response ....,.,. Scripture Reading ....... -.., Congregation - ..... - .... .....,...... ..........,..............,.., R e v. G. Bryant Drake School Choir ...----...---.Rev. E. .lerome Pipes Prayer ...........-.......--.K..........,...--..Q..........K.. F ...... - ...... - ..... ............f ,....... - ,...... - ......... R e v. Charles S. Hempstead Anthem, Festival Prelude from The Mastersingers of Nuremberg .....,.,,..,,,, , ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Wagner.K1-one HIGH SCHOOL CHORUS Sermon, Are We Civilized? ............ .... .- .... - -.........,.............. - ........ ....... ........ R e v. Rew Walz DOX0l0gy .,.,...Yf.....v.f.........-..,.,.,,.. ..---- ....., A .....-.--.-..-.....,-...... ..,... CO ngregation Benediction ' Senior Recessional ......... ,,,,,., R ebecca Behrens CLASS DAY EXERCISES High School Auditorium, Monday, May 23, 10:15 A. M. Senior Processional ,.................----.--------.-..----.-- - --.---------------...-----.--------------.-.................. High School Orchestra Scripture Reading, ........ - ----.----.- ..... - .... M iss Grace Nichols Senior Charge ...r......... ........ W arren Williams junior Acceptance ........ - ..................-.,.-.--.---.-4A4 ........ ,...... W i lliiam Lewis Only a Rose, from Vagabond King ,,,.,,,..,,, , .........,.,........... L .......... .....,..... V ictor Herbert HFalling in Love from Naughty Marrietta .... . .... .,,.... ......... ...........,............... .,.. ............. . . . . V ictor Herbert MARLOWE TORGESON, CLASS OI' 1931 Alumni Address .,., ....... . ..................... - ,...,....,.....,s......,,..,.....,,........... - ..,... . Dr. Ray E. Lemley-Class Of 1919 The Door of Success Is Always Open, Why Not Enter? ....,.,, ...........,..,..,..... - ..,Supt. E. B. Bergquist School Song ,........,.,.,......... L .......,.................,,,....,.,...,. - .....,,.,.., . ............., ......................Y S enior Class Senior Recessional ,...,.... .. ........... .....,.. H igh School Orchestra COMMENCEMENT EXERCISES High School Auditorium, Thursday, May 26, 8 o'clock March Noble ,..,.. Invocation at - 99 SENIOR PROCESSIONAL HIGH SCHOOL ORCHESTRA Salutation ....,.,......,..... - ,,,,..,,...,....., My Dream is of an Island Place Commencement Address .... ,..,.. Awarding of Diplomas .,.,.... Song of Farewell ..,.,.. Benediction Festival March .,...... HIGH SCHOOL CHORUS SENIOR CHORUS SENIOR RECESSIONAL HIGH SCHOOL ORCHESTRA .,,,,.,...'ChristOph Bach Gaines Cain Rabbi David A. Goldstein . ....,,.,., E. B. Bergquist, Supt. Kountz H. Bergen AN EDITORS FAREWELL Farewell, ye olde schoole, farewell. One of your old subjects has come with tears in her eyes and a quaver in her voice to bid this worthy institution a last fond goodbye. Yes, my dears, the worthy class of 1938 is at last leaving this fond fold- we were beginning to think that school lasts forever. Now we have been sadly disil- lusioned, and our gay and untrampled spirits are broken tif not forever, at least for today and tomorrowf. How you will miss us. Yes, how you will miss us. The huge gap we leave will be hard to fill for many a year. At least that is something to remember. If you don't remember us for our good deeds, you'll remember us for our bad, but at least, you'll remember us. Small in size, but dynamic, that's us. Some people will be glad to get rid of us, but they are only the unappreciative types. W'ho in their right mind would want to get rid of the bestest little rule break- ers in the worldf' After all, variety is the spice of life. This yearis Pine Cone Staff has tried to present school life as we see it. lt's too bad there is a cutting room which cuts all the beautiful, juicy bits of scandal that twen- ty people are able to dig up. Perhaps, tho, everything turns out for the best. We would never want anything like a libel suit on our hands. How humiliating that would be! After all, this class has to keep up the good work it has done as an example for all the underclassmen. What they don't know won't hurt them. But really, the four years spent at this school have bee11 very profitable and en- joyable years, and one cannot help but be sorry when we say, Farewell, dear old R. C.H.S. May each year be better than the preceding one. There was a young lady in high school Who said, Cee! I'11 be glad to leave my school! But now she's in tears And she's filled with great fears For how will she live without high school? Mary Ruth Morse, Our Sponsors Without the following it would be impossible for the Senior Class to publish this yearbook. Although a certain number of subscriptions must be secured, the financial outlay is such that advertising must be used to complete the budget. The public-spirited business men have been more than willing to respond in soliciting the liberal patronage and good will Of the Student body. Not only this year, but in the past years, they have responded, and taken an interest in the Pine Cone. To these public-spirited business men, the C1255 Of 1938 iS grateful- Please accept our thanks. We feel sure that the Students will keep YOU in milld in their patronage. ATTORNEYS Bangs and Rudesill Philip and Leedom i Sieler T. B. Thorson Williams and Sweet Wilson, .lohn D. AUTO SERVICE AND EQUIPMENT D. and H. Garage Bradsky Oil Co. Ewings Service Station Firestone Service Station Gamble Store No. 99 Hecker Oil Co. 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MEN'S CLOTHING Chase, I. H., Store Crockett, Mort Dier Clothing Agency Hanson and White MUSIC STORES Flanders Music Company Knight Music Company OFFICE SUPPLIES AND EQUIPMENT Dakota Typewriter Exchange Independent Bindery Company Wendt, Typewriter Exchange PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS Doyle, Dr. J. I., Jackson, Dr. R. J., Jernstrom, Dr. R. E., Kegaries, Dr. D. L., and Dawley, Dr. M.B Lemlcy, Dr. Ray E., Midwest Clinic Morse, Dr. W. E., Newby, Dr. H. D., Owen, Dr. M. T., Radusch, Dr. Frieda J., S Our Sponsors PLUMBING SHOPS Mellgren Plumbing Shop Rapid Plumbing Co. PRINTERS AND PUBLISHERS Cate City Guide Johnston 81 Bordewyk, Inc. Lee Printing Company Rapid City Daily Journal Snap Ads SEED AND GRAIN Grays Seed S1 Crain Co. McMahon Co. SHOES AND HOSIERY F and M Bootery Weir Shoe Store Zipp Shoe Store STUDIOS Bells Studio Harms Studio Mattesons Studio Vic, O. 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