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

Text from Pages 1 - 144 of the 1954 volume:

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Wwally PFOLAIPIJ cannon, Sz ff VV ere s the ruler' Vvho copx read th1s7 Hon HONV many IIDGS to all lHCl'l7 These are some ol the remarlcs that were heard nn the Pune Cone room exery day alter school and some Saturdays JoAnne Nielsen the editor could be seen run nlng from one person to another trying to answer all the questions at once Alter NIISS 7amovs has patiently watched the confusion lor a few minutes she comes to rescue with the answers Under the dlrectuon ot lxllss Sogn the photog r1phy dlvnslon ol the stall lcept the Pine Cone sup plied with pictures ol the xarlous RCHS actlvltles . , If Q, ff- ,e ff t I , , '9 l1 Y?-M af! W . I . i f v I l v , .YW I ll , ' , ' - , g ' J a - I 'i f 'V ' A ' do they expect us to meet such an early deadline? ' t . he - K ' 5 J k I f .awe ' . ' ' - P y dnwv .... I ' . ' . o - .Q . . . ' - ' Q ' . S , - - - - . if ,,f X! Cone I954 -in Editor - - - - JoAnne Nielsen Assistant Editor - - Doris Vvisetlart Business Nlanager ----- Doris Range Assistant Business Ftanager -Laura Hammerquist Advisor ------- Josephine Zamow Photography Advisor - - - - Selma Sogn Janet Atkinson Tad Bowen Photography Mike Cook Zana Ellison Bruce Buckingham Salty Cope Jotlnna George Dick Knectlt Lynn Lighter Jim Gauze Niarilyn Niiller Duane Vvtiaien Niort Vvilkins Anita Napier Keeta Risser Gait Seiersen Niarshall Young ll' Approving the Pine Cone Cover Are: Doris XViS8IIdfl, Assislant Eclilor: Doris Range. Busi- ness fxlanager: 1oArme Nielsen. Ecfitorganff Laura Hammerquist, Assistant Business Alanagor. pllolograplxers: Duane Xvlnalen, fworl Xvilkins and Iim Gauze. Plzoto-Finislmrs: Alike Cook, Blarilyn fwillor and Zana Lea Ellison. .7 1 L5 me I-Qface Tins is time artist who drew time division pages for your Pine Cone. Anna Nicimois, a new sen- ior in RCHS, transferred from Oklahoma City. She gave gener- ously of her time and talent so that you might have original art work to carry out time theme of time '54 Pine Cone. 91. 4,50 ' Q Q Vip 50 ...,.,,,X Y fly I , 9 XX .9 .. ,4 I X ,' I ' A if K f 1. 1' X f ! f , N ' ' , I XV X I X K , i 1 ,f-2.5 f 'A -f--- - 1 ,rg f , , l ,jg- Iwlllull N V' Three years ago the 1954 graduating class anxrously but greenly started therr new excrtrng semor hrgh career Now as they stand a frnrshed product of semor hugh school wartmg to further therr education vla other methods they can proudlv loolc back on their numerous achievements The sophomore year was marnly spent getting used to the fast going pace of semor hugh They elected Pete Holleman president and Mr Clyde MOTTO One step at a time but always forward FLOWER Carnatron SONG You II Never Wall: Alone COLORS Red and Whrte SENIOR CLASS OFFICFRS Bonnre Bray Secretary Bruce Buckingham Vlce Presr dent Gall Serersen Treasurer Eddie Peacore President To Mr Clyde Lambert the 1954 graduatlng class would lrlce to gne their srncere applause Hrs many hours of generous guidance and Interest rn all of our projects rn hrs three years as class ad vrser has helped to malce ours a more enthusrastrc class To him we owe much of our success and good tlmes Though hrs jobs were not always pleasant such as preparmg hot clogs he worlced unceasmgly and cheerfully Hats off! to a yollv good fellow who I9 never too busy to help hrs students Lambert class advrser The Sophomore Stomp was the hrghlrght of the year As Juniors under the gurdance of Nlel Doeden presrdent and Mr Lambert they earned money for the prom by selling hot dogs For the frrst trme rn the history of RCHS the prom was followed by a party at the Arr Ba e with a breakfast the fol lowmg mornrng Durmg this busy last year Eddre Peacore pres: dent and Mr Lambert ably lead the class x . , , V . . , - I f -, , , as n , . y f - . . . r . . . . y - - . .. . . . . . . r - . . . . ' . . . . . S, - . . . . . . . . . - I ' ' - I . , . , . v H . - . . , I I - - - . 1 , . GARY N ALFSTAD All JUDl'l H ALLARD Judy Gym Assistant 23 Teen Age Boolr Club 2 3 4 lndustnal Rels tions 4 .lunror Play Produchon 3 Commumcahons Club vloe president 4 NORVAN K AlJ..EN Non' Teen Age Boolc Club 2 BEVIY ALLISON Betts A Band 2 3 4 Musnc Festival 234 Teen Age Booli Club 2 Allred Youtln 4 LE-'L Club 2 Biology 2 Y Teens 2 3 4 LEON L ALVERSON .Sill l0l'54 DONNA ANDERSON GAA 2 3 Spamslm Club 2 Pal League 3 .lunlor Play Produc hon 3 Biology Club 2 Y Teens 234 Pep Club234 JERYLE A ANDERSON lndustnal Relations 4 Commun: cations Club 4 MARILYN ANDERSON Andy Gym Asslstant 2 Teen Age Boolc Club 2 Spanlslm Club 2 3 Pine Needle 3 .lluuor Play Pro ductlon 3 4 l.8l.. Club 2 FTA 3 4 Y Teens 2 3 P JAMES ANDERSON xm Cllolr 234 Boys Octette 2 Boys Glee Club 234 Music Festival 2 34 B Football 2 Pme Needle 4 HI Y Club sec retary treasurer 2 3 president 4 PHYLLIS ANDERSON 'leen Age Boolc Club 2 4 pan isb Club 2 4 FTA 4 Y Teens 3 Square Dyxcers Club 4 ROBERT L ANDERSON lndustrlal Relations 4 VALNITA ANDERSON CTIOIIB3 4 Girls Ensemble 3 4 Girls Glee Club 3 4 Music Fes tlval 2 4 Spamslx Club 2 Allred Youtlm 4 Y Teens 2 3 RONALD E ASHEIM NEIL E ATHOW Teen Age Boolr Club 2 3 Indus trial Relations 4 JANET ATKINSON Jan Cllorr 3 Girls Glee Club Mmrc Festival 3 Teen Age Boolr Club 2 Pine Cone 4 Pine Needle 4 Debate 2 3 4 Declam 4 Junior Play Production 4 Junior Play 3 NFL 234 Y Teens 2 3 Alllecl Youtb 4 47 SIU! F5 DARLHVE BALL- Q Ball A Band 234 A Orchestra 34 Music Festival 2 34 Pep Band 2 3 4 Teen Age Boolc Club 2 Frenclt Club 3 FTA 3 secretary 4 IOANNE BALL- Jo Teen Age Boolc Club 2 4 lnclus trial Relatxons 4 Pal League 4 Communications Club 4 HARVEY A BALUNGER lncluallrlal Relations 3 4 Student Council 3 4 Communications Club 4 BEVERLY BARNEIT Bev CTIOII 3 Girls Glee Club 3 Music Feshval 3 Gym Asslstant 2 Teen Age Boolc Club 23 Spamsll Club 2 3 Pine Neeclle 3 Debate 234 Declam 2 Junior Play Productlon 234 Senior Play Proclucron 2 3 Bro logy Club 2 MARGIE BASLER Marge Clmoxr 3 4 Grrls Glee Club 3 4 Mmm Festival 34 Teen Age Boolt Club 2 3 Pine Needle 4 Debate 2 Jumor Play Productnon 4 Junior Play 3 Senior Play PIOCJUCIIOD 34 LSL Club 3 FTA 4 Drama Club 4 NFL 2 3 4 Y Teens 2 3 4 BEVERLY BEHRENS- Bev Teen Age Book Club 2 Span xslt Club secretary 3 Pme Needle 4 Junlor Play Procluctnon 3 LSL Club 3 4 Y Teens 2 3 Pep Club 2 RONALD E BEISNIER el lnclustrllal Relations 3 4 HAROLD L BERFIEND 'leen Age Boolr Club 2 lnclus tnal Relahons 4 PATTY BERTELSEN Bert GAA 2 Pl een Age Boolc Club 2 lndlustnal Relations 4 Home Ee Club 3 Biology Club 2 Y Teens 2 3 Pep Club 2 5 FRED E BOClx Teen Age Boolc Club 2 lnclus tnal Relations 4 Hn Y Club 2,3. 4 Square Dancers Club 3.4 Communications Club 4 I Sn iora ELDON A BOVVEN Tad A Bancl 2 3 4 Music Festlval 2 3 4 A Baslretball manager 3 B Football 2 3 Intramural 2 3 Traclr 2 3 4 Representative 4 Stuclent Council pres! ent 4 Pine Cone 4 Twlrp 4 R Club 34 HIYCIL-5234 ROBERTA BRAY Bonny A Band 234 A Orchestra 2 3 4 Music Festival 2 3 4 Pep Bancl 2 3 4 GAA 2 Represen tBtIV8 Glrl 2 4 Teen Age Boolc Club 2 French Club 3 Class Secretary 4 Junior Play 3 Senior ay Production 3 R Day age 2 Biology Club 2 Y Teens 234 Pep Club 234 Allied outlx 4 YVONNE BREIDERT Vonnle Clnolr 3 GAA 2 Pep Club 2 Communications Club 4 JOANN BROVVN Bubbles l.5L Club treasurer 3 secretary RICHARD M BROWN Moose lnclustnal Relations 4 Stutlent Council 3 BRUCE BUCKINGHAM Bu lntramural 3 4 Clan Vlce presl clent 4 Pine Cone 4 ROBHZT BUCKINGHAM A Bancl 2 plano soloist 3 4 Muslc Festival 2 Spamsln Clul: 2 Debate 2 Jumor Play 3 Clula 34 NFL234 KeyClulJ 2 3 4 Square Dancers Clula 3 4 JOANN CALHOON lnclustnal Relahons 4 CALVIN CAMPBELL- Cul A Band 34 B Bancl 2 A Orchestra 3 4 Music Fes tlval 34 Pep Band 4 A Bas ltetlmall 3 B Football 2 ln tramural 4 Traclc 234 R Club 234 HIY Club 234 Square Dancers Clul: 3 KEITH CARRICO B Football 3 B Basltetball 2 A Football 4 lntramural 3 4 Heavywelglnts 3 R Club 4 Hn Y Clul: 3 4 .Sn ion HF MARY CHRISTENSEN Clms GAA 23 lnclustnal Relations 4 B uarl Clxeerleacler 3 Pep Clula 2 3 Communications Club 4 PHYLLIS CHRISTENSEN P A Bimcl 2 3 4 Music Festival 2 3 4 FERN CHRISTENSON FAYE CHRISTOPHERSEN Twmlcle Toes lnclustrlal Relations secretary 4 Y Teens 2 3 SALLY COPE- Sal A Bancl 234 A Orcliestra vice preslclent 4 Music Festival 234 Pep Band 234 GAA vlce presxclent 2 Representatwe Girl 4 Teen Age Boolc Club 2 4 French Club 3 Pul League 2 Student Council 234 Pune Cone 4 JUIIIOI' Play 4 Y Teens 3 4 secretary 2 Pep Club 2 3 DAR Candidate 4 RODNEY CORBIN Hi-Y Club 4: Square Dancers Club 4 DONALD COURTNEY DEAN DAUGHENBAUGH lnclustrlal Relations 4 Kllc Klub MARILYN DAVIS Entered 3 from Mltclxell S Dalc A Orchestra 34 Music Fes tlval 3 Teen Age Boolr Club 34 Student Council 4 .lunlor Play Production 3 4 Senior Play Pro uctxon 3 YTeens 3 4 JANICE DEVERS- .lan Cllolr 2 3 4 Girls Glee Club 2 3 4 Music Festival 2 3 4 GAA 2 3 4 Y Teens 2 3 uare Dancers Club 3 Sl! l0l'5 NEIL DOEDEN A Baslcetball 2.3.41 Traclt 2. 34 Representative Boy 34 Class Preslclent 3 Qtuclent As soclatlon vlce presnclent 3 R Club 234 CHAROLETTE DOUGLAS- Char B Bancl 2 lndustnal Rela tions 4 Commumcatlons Club 3 SAMUEI DR 'KPER Sam B Football 2 lntramural Track 2 3 Teen Age Boolc Club 2 Class Vice president 2 Hn Y Club 2 3 DONALD EBERLE Don A Bancl 2 3 vlce preslclent 4 stuclent dxrector 4 Musxc Fes tlval 2 34 Pep Band 2 34 B Baslcetball 2 Intramural 3 4 HCBVQNNCIQIIIS 3 4 Representa tlve Boy 4 Teen Age Boolc Club 2 Qturlent Council 3 Stuclent Association president 4 Boys State 3 Pine Needle 4 Junior Play Procluctlon 3 Key Club 3 4 H1 Y Club vice president 3 4 MARY EDWARDS Clnon 3 Glrls Glee Club 3 Music Festival 3 Teen Age Boolt Club 2 Declan: 2 3 JUDIOI' Play 3 YTeens 234 Pep Club 2 DVS IGHT EGEIVIO Dude A Ba etb'xIl 3 4 B Ba et 2 A Foot a Capt n 4 B Football 2 tu dent Councl 2 King Football 4 R Club 3 president 4 Key Clu 4 H1 Y Club 24 treas urer 3 uare Dancers Club 4 IVIARIANNE EGEMO Inclustnal Relations 3 4 RODNEY ECENIO Rod Intramural 2 3 4 Teen Age Boo Club 23 Pune lxcedle 4 Key Clu 2 3 HI Y Club 2 3 coun c lor 4 uare Dancers Club 3 4 Alllecl YOUIII 4 ZANA IEA ELLISON lxlu cFest il CAA2 T mgCIul'x2J qpa l1CIbpe tide t 1 pnecnne-1 lun or PI y Production 3 Sensor Play Pro cluctlon 3 Twlrlers 2 FINA 4 preslclent 3 Kllc Klub 3 vce preslclent 4 Pep Club 2 3 uare Dancers Qllb 3 SHIRLEY EVCEBRETSON S In ustllllal Relatlons 4 .SIUOFJ JOYCE ERICKSON GAA 4 Spanlsb Club Teens 2 3 4 MARY ERTL Industnal Relations 4 Commun lcatlons Club 3 MARY EVANS A Bancl 23 A Orchestra 23 Music Festival 23 Pal League 2 Class Secretary 2 .Iunlor Play 34 Blology Club 2 YTeens 2 PEGGY FISH Peg Teen Age Boolc Club 4 Indus tnal Relahons 4 Cf0mmUhlC8 tlons Club 4 LILLIAN FITZPATRICK rt Enteresl from Kenebec S Dali ANITA FLINT Teen Age Boolc Club 2 4 Span sb Club 4 Pal League 4 LSL Club 23 preswlent 4 FFA 4 uare Dancers Club 4 WILLARD FOLEY Willie B Basketball 2 A Football 3 4 B Football 2 Intramural 3 4 R Club 3 4 LOREE MAY FORTNER Hanrdrissers Club 3 Bus ness Club 2 Y Teens 3 4 Pep Club GARY FORRETTE Butclm Clioir 3 4 Boys Octette 3 Boy Olee Club 3 4 Music Festival 3 CAROL FRALEY GAA 2 3: Teen Age Boolc Club 2 3 4: Spanisli Club 2.3: Debate 2 3' Junior Play Production 3.4: Junior Play 3' Senior Play Pro- duction 3: NFL 2 3.4: Y-Teens 2,3 4' Pep Club 3. 3' w :Q Y ,S enaora ,Srx DAVID FRITZ Dave Intramural 3 JAMES GAUZE Jim lntramural 4 Pine Cone 4 Kllc Klub 3 4 Square Dancers Club JOHNNA GEORGE Jolm A Band 2 3 secretary treasurer 4 A Orcbestra 4 Music Fes ttl al 2 3 4 Pep Band 3 4 CAA 2 Teen Age Boolc Club 2 Pine Cone 4 Pine Needle 4 Junior Play Production 2 3 Senior Play PIOJUCIIOH 2 3 Y Teens 2 vce pres: ent 3 preslclent 4 Pep Club 2 3 4 Clarinet Quartet 3 4 CARL W GIBSON Speed Aeronautics Club 4 Teen Age Boo Club 2 Boys State 3 uare Dancers Club 4 CHARLENE GOBELL Cboir 3. treasurer 4: Girls Glee Club 3.4: Music Festival 34: Teen Age Boolc Club 2: Frenclx Club 3: Pal League 3' Student Council 3: Debate 2.3 4: Junior Play Production 4: Junior Play 3: Drama Cl b 34' Biology Clu 2' NFL 2 3 4' Y-Teens 2 3.4: Pep Club 23.4: uare Dancers Club 3. BARBARA GOODELL Clmir 4' Girls Glee Club 4: Music Festival 4: GAA 2: Cym Assistant 2: Teen Age Boolc Club 2: A Squad Cheerleader 3.4- Biology Club 2: Y-Teens 2 34' Pep Club 254. LEROY GRANAAS- Pete Cboir 2 3 Boys Glee Club 2 3 Music Festival 2 3 Cross Coun try 2 Teen Age Boolc Club 2 Hi Y Club 2 ARLO GRASS- Rick B Baslcetball 2 A Football 3 co captain 4 B Football 2 lntmmural 3 4 Traclc 2 3 4 Heavyweiglxts 3 4 Student Coun cll 4 Boys State 3 Top Cob bler 4 R Club 3 4 HI Y Club 2 3 4 Square Dancers Club 3 4 SHARON GRIFFITHS DON HAAS- Donny A Orchestra 234 Clnolr 3 vice president 4 Boys Glee Club 3 4 Music Festival 2 3 4 Teen Age Boolc Club 2 Declam 2 3 4 Junior Play 3 Senior lay Production 3 FTA 4 Drama Club 3 4 Extemp 4 52nl0fJ RONALD HALVERSON- 'Ronnie B Football 2: Intramural 2.3: Heavyweiglmts 3' Industrial Re- lations 4. LAURA HAMMERQUIST L0 y Spanish Club 2 Stuclent Coun cil 3 Pine Cone assistant us: ness manager 4 Junior Play Pro duction 3 4 FTA secretary 4 Y Teens 2 3 4 Pep Club 2 3 4 DONNA HANSEN A Orchestra 34 Music Fes tlval 34 GAA 2 Teen Age Boolc Club 2 Spanlslm Club 2 Junior Play Production 3 4 Senior Play Proeluchon 3 Drama Club 4 Y Teens 2 3 4 Pep Club 2 3 4 LEONARD HANSEV lndustnal Relations 3 4 Com munlcatlons Club presiclent 4 DAVID HARRINC-TON Dave B Basketball 2 A Football 4 B Football 23 lntramural 3 4 Traclc 2 3 4 Heavywelglmts 3 4 Stuclent Council 4 Student Association business manager 4 R Club 34 Key Club 23 president 4 HI Y Club 2 3 4 'I .:. ...: U ll A - ' : I . : . ' . L l X 1 , ':- . I. ,': A W :U .. ll: EVA HARRIS- Llttle Eva Entered from Hull City Soutb Dakota 3 lnclustnal Relations DONAID HEMSTOCK Don A Footb II 3 B Football 2 Teen Age Book Club 2 lnrlus tnal Relatlons 4 KATHRYN HICKS- Katy CAA 2 3 4 Industrial Relations 4 Y Teens 2 BETTY CARSON HIMEBAUGH A Band 2 3 4 Music Fest va 2 34 Teen Age Book Club 2 Home EC Club 4 DEXTLR HIMEBAUGH Dex lndustnal Relatxons 3 4 414 f file ,ful l SCIUOPJ PETER HOLLEVIAN Pete A Bancl 2 3 4 A Orrbestra 2 3 4 Music Festival 2 3 4 Pep Band2 3 B Basketball 2 A Football 3 4 Intramural 4 Track 2 3 4 Basketball Manager 4 Clmess Club 3 Class President 2 vlce preslvlent 3 Boys State 3 De ate 234 R Club 34 NFL234 Key Club 23 H Y C u 2 3 Representative Boy 4 GVVEN HUBER GAA 2 Teen Age Book Club 2 Y Teens 2 Pep Club 2 GLEE HUNTINGTON Teen Age Book Club 2 Twlr lmg Cu 2 Pine Needle 3 Junior Play Production 234 Senor Play Production FFA treasurer 4 Drama Cub 34 Y'-reens 234 Pep ub 2 3 4 CAROL IMSLAND A Band 2 3 4 Teen Age Book Club 2 Spanlsb Club 3 Home Ec Club 2 Junior Play Procluc hon 3 l'l'A 3 vlce president 4 Y Teens 3 4 Pep Club 3 Squa Dancers Club 3 SUSAN JELBERT Sue Girls 3 Nluslc Fes tlval 3 Teen Age Book Club 2 5 Pep Club 2 5 4 QANDRA JENSEN Sa dv Teen Age Boolc Club 3 4 Junior y 4 Y Teens 2 3 4 Pep Club DARRELL JOHNSON Tnumplx In ustnal Relations 4 Square Dancers Club 3 4 FRED JOHNSON A Football 3 B Football 2 Intramural 5 Track 2 3 4 Teen Age Boolc Club 2 5 Sturlenl Councxl 2 R Clula 2 J 4 IRMA JOHNSON DOUGLAS JONES- Doug A Fooaball 3 4 B Fwnlmll 2 R Club 5 4 hire Q Q lk u TN- IX A P fi! Z' .S,enior.4 MARILYN JONES CHARLES JUHNKIL- Clnuclc B Band 2 Biology Club 2 JEAN KEISER GAA 2 Gym Assistant 2 Teen Age Boolc Club 2 3 Biology CIUIJ 2 Y Teens 2 3 VVILLIAIVI KELLEY Bull B Football 2 3 Intramural 2 5 4 HEBVYWEIIIIIS 3 HI Y Club 2 3 4 RAYMOND KIEFTER Ray Inclustnal Relations 4 Commun lcatlons Clula 4 , , .. ., V . I . I - n ' Pla I ' - . I , 14. f' f'2A- in f -' -'L 'iz' '1 . + ' -If . hw. .fu 1, . - .. . ' 'V ., -,Q . ,-Az: I, ' ww. CI : , ,i f ,N V, : . 'ff K 'K I 3 :fr 4 ff, I I g I I I ' 1 I I cgi Win I E, 1 . V V. :,.., ,ze - V Mfg, .. .. .. ,. , z : 1, ' : : . . , mf if . - ' : .'. . ur- X .'7 Q KL If Q ' X z. I .2 . 'Vg I 14 lu l If 5 I l I .,--, . : ' : '- CZ' , I U ig I V' J fl I 4. I I A, .. .. M ! J i Q -.. .. .. .. .. .. A 1 - 4: x. I Qgj, , , r H u - 1 'S 3' 'WI 2 - ' r. ' Q. if N 1 CLAYTON KIEWEII- Clayt A Baslcetball 34 B Baslc ball 2 Traclc 2 3 4 H Y Club 2 3 4 DANNY KIRKHAM Dan A Band 2 3 4 Clannet uar tet 3 4 German Band 4 Mmxslc Festlval 2 3 4 Pep Band 3 4 Student Council 4 Pune Weed e 4 .lumor Play Production 3 JUHIOI' Play 34 R Club 4 Drama Club 4 Key Club 2 3 4 Hn Y Club 2 3 4 Square Dancers Club 3 GARY KLEINT Cbolr 3 4 Boys Glee Club 3 4 Nlusxc Festival 3 4 Teen Age Boo Club 2 3 Spanlslx Club 2 3 Boys State 3 Debate 2 3 4 Declam 2 3 Junior Play Produc hon 2 3 4 .lunlor Play 3 Senior Play Production 3 Drama Club 4 Brology Club 2 NPL secre tarv 2 vlce president 34 IC Klub 2 Key Club 234 H: Y 2 3 secretary 4 lRENE KNAPP KLUEBER Gym Assistant 2 3 lnclustnal Relahons 4 Communications Club 4 CLARA KNAPP ln ustnal Relations 4 Commun: cations Club president 4 Seniora CLARENCE KNAPP Buzz B Band 2 EVELXN IxNAPP LSL Club 3 secretary 4 FTA ANN KNECHT A Ban 234 Music Festival 234 Pep Band23 CAA23 Teen Age Boolr Club 3 Pal League 2 Junior Play Produc tlon 2 3 4 Senior Pay Produc tlon 2 3 A Squad Cheerleader 4 B Squad Clueerleade 3 Biology Club 2 YTeens 2 3 4 Pep Club 2 3 4 RICHARD KNECHT Duck B Football 2 Representative Boy 24 Student Council 24 Student Assocnatxon treasurer 3 Pine Cone 4 Pine Nee le 4 Debate 2 3 .lunlor Play Produc tion 3 .lunlor Play 4 Drama Club 4 NFL 2 3 4 Key Club 2 3 4 HI Y Club treasurer 2 3 4 uare Dancers Club 4 PAULA ANN KOREN Representative Girl 4 Spams Club 2 Frencb Club 3 R Day Queen 4 YTeens 234 Pep Club 2 3 4 GLEN KOPPELMANI lnduslra Re allons 4 Kllc lu QHAROV LAKE Fnlerecl 4 from Calbeclral l clustnal Relahons 4 BARBARA LAUER Barb A Bancl 2 3 4 Music Feshval 234 GAA 2 Pal League 4 Junior Play Procluchon 3 Pep Club 2 3 DOLORES LEE lnclutnal Relahons 34 Home Ec Club 2 NORMA LlCH'l ENBERG Enlere 3 from Tracy Mm nesota A Ban 3 YTeens 3 2 fy f N .JClll0l'0 LYNN LIGHTER C our 34 Music l'eshval 34 Teen Age Boolc Club 2 Cla s Secretary 3 Pune Cone 4 De bale 2 Drama Club Play 3 .lunxor Play 3 4 Drana Club 4 Biology 2 Y Teens 2 ser reiary 3 4 Pep Club 2 3 4 Tw r pelte 4 NFL 3 4 DONN LOBDEU B Football 2 3 lntramural 2 3 4 Cbess Club 2 3 4 Teen Age Boolc Club 2 Student Council 3 Pme Neeclle 3 Debate 2 3 4 Junior Play Production 3 Science Club 2 4 NFL 2 3 4 Key Club 2 3 4 HI Y Club 2 3 4 Square Dancers Club 3 4 LEE ANN LODMEU. Lee Teen Age Boolc Club 2 3 4 FTA 3 4 Y Teens 2 3 4 uare Dancers Club 3 4 JANIES LOGUE Porlcclxop C our 2 34 Boys Octette 2 3 Boys Glee Club 234 Music Festival 2 3 4 .lumor Play Pro uchon 234 Junior Play 34 Senior Play Production 3 Drama Club 4 Science Club 2 3 4 I0 logy Club 2 Nl-L 234 Key Club 2 JIMMY LOVE J bpamslx Club preslclent 3 H13 Club 34 Square Dancers Club LOXNELL LUNID A Band 2 Imuslness :manager 34 A Orcliestra 34 Music Festival 234 Pep Band 24 Intramural 3 4 Teen Age Boo Club 2 3 4 Boys State 3 .Iunror Play Production 3 4 Senior Play Production 3 Drama Club 3 4 MARILYN LUIND Cliolr 4 Grls Clee Clulm 4 Spanish Club 4 Pa League Student Councl 4 Debate 2 3 4 Dec am 234 .Iunxor Play Production 3 Jun or Play 4 NlI'I.. 234 YFI-ecns 34 LARRY MLCOMBS uare Dancers Clu 4 IVIARY IVIADDEV- IWurpI'1 UAA 2: Representative Girl 4: Teen Age Book Clulo 2: Student Council 3: R Day Atten ant 4: HA uad Cheerleader 3.4: HBH Squad Cheerleader 2: Y- Teens 2.3: Pep CIuIJ 2.3.4. JQAN1 CROVVN NADSEN- Hairdressers Clu 2: Home E Club 2: .Iunior Play Production 3. .Sicilian JANET MARSH Janie Teen Age Boolc Club 2 3 4 In dustnal Relations 4 Communica tions Club 4 CHARUES MARRS- Chuck Industnal Relations 34 BERTHA IVIERCHEN Bert Teen Age Boolc Club 2 3 4 In dustnal Relations 4 Communlca tions Club 4 MARILYN MILLER- 'Miller Aeronautics CIuIJ 4: Teen Age Boolc CIuI's 2,3,4: Spanish Club 4: Pine Cone 4: Pine Needle 3: Klic Klub 2 3 4: Y-Teens 4. ROBERT 'VIOORE--'Bob Industrial Relations 3.4. SUE MOORE Suzy Cbolr 3 Girls Glee Club 3 Muslc Festival 3 ulll G Scroll 3 vlce presxdent 4 Pune Needle 3 Declam 2 3 BARBARA lVlYERQ- Barb Clloxr 3 Curs Glee Clu 2 Music l-cstwal 3 .lunnor Play Pro uctmn 4 Sensor Play Pro duction 4 YTeens 234 P p Club 34 uare Dancers Club 3 JAMES NAEVE Jam A Baslcetbal 34 B Bas lcetball 2 B Football 2 Traclc 34 Teen Age Boolc Club 2 Stu ent Council 4 .lunlor Play Pro uctlon 3 R Club 34 l'lxY Club secretary treasurer 3 4 Square Dancers Club 3 4 CAROLYN NIAIMAN Clwlr 3 Glrls Glee Club 3 MUSIC Festival 3 Teen Age Boolc Club 23 Spanxslm Club 2 3 Declam 2 .lunlor Play 3 Biology Club 2 NFL 2 3 Pep Club 23 YTeens 234 ANITA lNAPll1R Nnta GAA 2 Quill 5 Cnuoll 3 4 Teen Age Boolc Club 4 Spamsln Clu 2 Student Counul2 Pune Cone 4 Pune Needle 3 Junlor Play Productlon 2 3 4 Senior Play Production 2 3 FTA vice president 4 Drama Club 4 Teens 2 3 4 Pep Club 2 3 4 if SIIJOL5 LARRY NICHOLS 'leen Age Boolc Club 2 lnclu tnal Relations 34 HIY Club JOANVF NIINLSEIN J A Band 2 34 A Orclle tra 34 lxluslc lqestnal 234 Pr-p Bncl234 GAA2 Qllf Scro 3 ecrctary 4 Tren Age Boolc Club 2 Student Council 4 Pune Cone eclltor 4 Pune Needle associate editor 3 De ate 3 Dr-clam 4 junior l ay Production 4 lxll.. 3 4 Y Teens 234 Pep Club 24 Clarmet uartct 234 All-ed Ynutll 4 Extcmp 3 'VIARY NIEWIEYER Plotz Entered 4 lmm Tolsom Cal lornla Pal Leugue 4 3 Teens 1 Pep Club 4 SHIRLEY VVICKERSHAW NOYFS- VV1ck CAA 2 3 Gym A sslshnt 2 Hairdressers Club 3 lndustrlal eatlons 4 Tvurllng Club 2 Y Teens 2 3 Pep Club 2 3 SONDRA O DONNEI l Sandy Entered 2 lrom VVatcrtown Q Da ota GAA 3 Hairdresser Clu 3 Pine Needle 4 Junior llay Production 4 Fl A 4 Y Teens 34 Allred Youll: 4 TERRY OLSON Teen Age Boolc Club 2 HtY Club 2 RONALD OWENS- Ronnie A Band 2 3 4 Muslc Festival 234 Pep Band 4 B Foot ball 2 Intramural 234 Traclc 2 Heavywelgbts 3 .lunlor Play Productlon 3 HIY Club 3 4 LARRY PATTERSON lqeen Axle Boolt Club 2 JUDIOI' Play Production 3 Science CI b 4 Biology Club 2 EDWARD PEACORE Eddie A Football 3 4 B Footba l 2 Cbess Club 2 3 Teen Age Boolc Club 2 Class President 4 Boys State 3 Debate 2 3 4 R Club 3 4 NFL 2 3 4 Key Club 2 3 4 VVIUVIA PEQUETTE Teen Age Book Club 2 3 4 LAVVRENCE PERRY A Football 4 B Football 2 Traclc 2 Spanlsb Club 2 3 Pum- Needle 3 Debate 2 .lunlor Play Production 3 Nl'-L 234 Key Club 4 HI Y 2 34 BARBARA PETERSON Barbie GAA 2 Halrdressers Club 3 Business Club 2 Teen Age Boolc Club 2 Junior Play Production 3 Lfl. Club vlce pre :dent president 4 YTeens 23 ep Club 2 3 Square Dancers Club SHIRLEY PETERSON Dlmples Teen Age Boolc Club 2 3 4 ln C 2 3 4 Communications Club 4 LEONARD PIER Lenny A Band 2 34 Pep Band 2 3 4 Junior Play Production 2 3 Qenlor Play Productlon 3 Drama Qlub34 NFL234 HIY Club 2 3 4 JULIE ANN PLA'lT Representative Gul 3 4 Quill G Scroll 3 4 Teen Age Book Club 23 Twlrllng Club 2 Spanlsb Club 2 vlce president 3 French Club secretary treasurer 3 Stu dent Council 2ePlne Needle 3 Junior Play Production 2 3 .lumor Play student director 4 Twlrlers 2 Baology Club presl dent 2 Y Teens 2 3 4 Pep Club 2 3 4 ' .I .. .., : .. .. : . ' I A ' - . S 1 ' L A -- C ' 2 ' : ' ' - s' 5. ' i l' - - ' : - . : P 3. , - 3 ' : ' u ' . 3 . I ' - dustrial Relations 4: Home EC lub . . : ' ' 5 . . . 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Chare I nn Mar ene Ly Bon Lu ens Nhry Lyons J -C .l M17 '47 ITT lohn IVIQC,-4 Iorefia McFarland Nlary Lou Nlclwalwlu Shirley McDamels Robert N1cGmn Joann Mahonvw 1 J ny Murray M r John Mayer Este Ia Maynard Slnron M Har j01nn 'woneyhun W Hyne Monson Richard B1 rquanh Lous N1 y r Janice N1 r hen J anN10l'llPr Velda Nlonson D I' NIOFCHWONR Robert Myers ulll0l'J xv-lvn NEI Pl' 0 PFD Ne on X ll'glfll'l Olllfniln June OVEIHCYE Q Lsllrer Ramlzuow lva Ramlcln Janrl Nelson Plllllp Nichols Gary Neyqon Norman XIICOJYID Jerry Ov, ens Carol Paschke r Thomas Ranney BCUIICC REV! le X 'fl' NICTWYD NllS0l'l lwjllif CHC O Dfinlel LBVCYHE O C5911 Carol Nollsc one Olnlenlverg Harolcl Olner fi -J j .-I Rolserl Pdylon Ar ene Petly Susan Pemne I rank P 'll Belly Reed Roclne R D Donna Punnglon Kaine ulnn Cllarle David Olsen Robe-rla O sen w-nl Dlclt Pnce Palnua Punnglon Richard R5 en s Rambow y enz anny Rhodes Roger Rnenes Robert Rogers Dame' Reel Darlene Realm Afl Rlfllafdwn M l R lm an yn 0 eris Jasper Roth . u - -1 Y- R '1'-5 H' .3 R' qi - .Q -4 V -- nrrf r ' 1 if f l 2 r Nl f rf' 1-sf ff g ' 3 1 X . ' 1 - 1 , A -x - an 1 1 M I 1 li' V . lo , ' I ' ' I.. ' , Cl All Y A ,' h M' 'Y I . 'xv V Q2 3 f A A 4 9 1 I, Q A 4 AJ Q I L Y . gri n ' ' ' 1 Jf i ' . r I l 1 5 l o 'v 1' N A I I Lo 3. s 'S' I fl 1 ,.. 1 ' ' , ' x - A , Q 1 , K A 4. h, is , . Q . 4 5 , I A 1' wx r sf JL f R 1 rd ' 'J V ' is 5 1 can , 2 'Q l Q r R .. 1' 1 fra v 4, 'af 35 1 ll A P N 1 , I fx r rf ' y I ,I ' ' A ' D- . N, W R - P Ja 14,4 4 9 , f-.2 111: BHCY ROUFIJS John Dchamber ..-M h ' 1 5 Clyde schwlmn Donalcl Sclmoenluemer ,S Joyce Schultz Geraldine Sclxumaclxer -wi Loretta Scott Deanna Seaton I f Paula Severm Wllll3m Shanks Q-P 1 . Deanna Slmann Eclward Shell 353i-QD M S R L S lr, Slurlee Stone Janet Slater Beverly Smltlx Earl Soutlmard anan tem o erta tep eng Gean Sloan Ronald bmlth Vlr ll Stanley Gladys Stensaas Dan-all Snllman Nllclwael Stout , XM 'T of ,Z 1.1 Q an TI d K l1T ' Sal! Ann Lllllr Conme Sundmg Carroll Tenney Donald Tlworson Roger o an ennet ra y Dugan 5wan50n Roberf Than as Shu-Icy Tuchler Rlclmarcl Tranlcle lrene Treptow Yvonne Van Dcventer I . N I x 8 1, Z In 3 v ,A an A dv af' as . 1. It U '97 P!! I 1 2 N an ' ' X t 1' K ' , I 5 , QQ v - iw W .-. my X -if T . 1 A I I . u not , ' -. - A x . ' he ,ttf 'tl it 0.3! W 1 .f Pat.: W W ' . A l so , U -lvl ' 4, 5' 5- , QV I lt 5 SQ - V I Q f u ' - 'll 54- Q ' . 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Xvflo is the- Ioxvlicwt of them all? Scum- party! Xvlwat party? In the kitchen! Xvhich lwin Ilili the toni? Nvorm rf-uglingf ilu- 'mold Hom-y, hon you min squeeze! Like llilflfiflg with ei 3 ofloclc Shadow! Tollle-P,Isay,Ol1 Ivanhoe, Hdrop dead New flillllf'. Hwy 1..Il il MHIP Creep. Trying lo heal lim munhine. Sharon Anclerson Treasurer Nadme Carpenter Secretary Vance Whzpple Preszdent Gerry Ellyson Class Ajvzser La Vonne Charlton Vice Pres: ent P OIYI-0l'2 0.45 CCUFJ elareaenfa hue y and gr! Vlnce Yvlupple La Vonne Charlton ' r .SQL f Cf IQ . an die' Rosle Alaeln Slureen Allsta BCVCI' y Bakef Charlotte Balnlcen If Jams Borgmeyer Franlc Boydston Alvm Allure Marvin Amlotte ...v X fav Nancy Barlme W arren Bamum yfr Selly Boydston Ed ard Brodsky -1 I -4 1' II.. Clwarles Anderson Jon Anderson 4 -5,-B 13 Robert Anderson blxaron Anderson j 7 x f Audrey Belxrent Robert Berman Carolyn Bell Katlllcen Broplmy Klan Alice Bro n Keith Bertelsen I -I Florence Bruc Vernon Bump Kennetll Aren Slllflty Al'ChdS Carolyn Blrd Lewis Blsllop Jerry Burton Dennls Busch SOPLOMOFEJ Jerry Armstrong William Aronson Dennis Bltz lxlanlyn Bjomestad ,I honlas Byfurd D Ann Cameron l pa Margaret Baclc Betty Baker -I Plnllp Boland N ola Borden J NN arren Canon Lraxg Carroll SOFA 0In0I'eJ in Rolneri Casllc La Vonne Clmarllon I I-fro' Crlsfnan Sluenl Crow Dmalw Flcens manl: Flcens Dons CLHSIEHSEH U7 23 : - cv O :- 2 2 ru : U- rv :: leanelle Cunnglon Leah Clarke Larry C app LD S DEX IS Raxmoncl Darling 0 er! Dau X xo el fl f-n raun Bruce Enr on Arlle EI ln re Rl lnrtl F a 1 ' C ella Clements Clmrlolle Cline Donald Clme Marlene Clme .l0lll'l DdV ley JOYFE DOBSOD Darrell Dew ev Belly Douglas 5, 5 fx,-N J-'Q ,Z lo mn l-llwnnglon Clmrles Fvm Nl aryorle Llz er D008 lvfgu Larry Collmum glanles Cosgroxe f- Ronalcl Douglas Bruce Dunbar A., r I1 Q :role ldzlvgera Dona lu agg Tlnomas Cramlon b1arl0fle Crau Iord Terry Egge beorgm El1rler I Vleqley l-llnl Glenn l'omev . n - ,, f ' . 9 l r- .-+ 3 Y 1 . 3 , , bd- . A I ,v .1 ' A ia x ig vo' M, . ' l X- V , W l lffl K ll l l .5 ,, a ' E a .fly lf lu If P - a A A :ik fo 1. .3 I .. ,f 7 .4 . 1 f d .1 - ' ' '- 9 ' A ' S X Ak . 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Gayfon M ry C llup Delmar Gerzllnger 1 erry Ann Goodlwpe Behy Granaas Roberl Gray Laura Gunn Duane Grab' 'Wan Cra elancl Loma Cvreenvxah Nla,-ga,-eg Gunn n Q SOPAOHI orea D -J -4 I , I -9 ,, rffff Marlene Gefz Alla Glibeff Jerw Godfrey lloyd Gibson Donna Glaesemann Judith Cooclllope 'Z fAf1 5 :Aix flvelyn Hansch NIHTCIR Hamlmg leaneih' Hamm La,-mv Hall Dean Hamm XAYIHIBIH Hammonds ,4 , J 1 ff ll. XI n ll f l' 'lrd ,rn n 1 .ldn 1' I f' xiqfglf' I lnflf 'eff' N wx H u en lnhn Hcwcoflc June H cllun I . 1 ' X ' 4 I I ' v 7 Q A xi ' . M' X T fr 1 A ' I I I r k A R ' ' ' ' . . n ' va '. A ' ' v J-1 -Q I ,? I - Q 13 . 1' A L - 2.1 ff' J V I f 1 X , , I 3, ' I I , 6 T -I nn 1,4 fa 3 t -a 'W , , 4 -Ja .a -rin ' 5 I 'ff .441 ' 1 4 Y ' I if if L.: 1 . '. 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L1 5 ii Q . 4 4- Bn ham He-rnilmk ,Q OIYIOYCJ 1 .fr -7 Robert Henry Estlrer Herrera Crystal Jaco Altec Jarolny Sharon Kelley Jean Kennedy DI ADD HCYSIIIY George HESPC Carle-me Janssen Kennetll Jay -J -at P 'ii' Marlys Hessel Dar ene Hey CCIIE Jensen VV1llmm Jensen 00 IXay Holleman Jacqueline Hopluns I lan! 0 BUSII DENNIS Jo nS0n --J 1 IJ Kermit Kldflel' Shelby Klrlwy Jams Knapp xx 'Umm Kmfald Joyce Kline Hanolcl K Kay Horton y House 'X -.-O Duane Jn nson Rlclmrcl .Iolmson Delores Huber Joyce Hunter VN ancla Jucls n Pr' '7 lVIary Hynes OUQIIH Ile -5 COHHIC KCSHYIEG Mellorcl IXauI:usln Janet Kellar ,,-4 Q-1 Inam labor -I I'l0Il'IEiS Kfllgllf XA IIIIIIIII Koslcela WII neclmt Katherine IXoren Robert Labor Anita LA Rue .SZ A 1 A -3 A .V R , 4 ' A 1- f If , i- .4 K 'ff at I. 1 ' . I TN .4 I fl , . l J. r t Y fi, I 515 l I Q51 If ,J at I all I , 4- t v 'L ' , K- 'A 4- -in A: 2 v ' I I I ' I x ' --. 1' I A. i A E ke ' ew' gr f f I 7t fl I 5' I ' ' Jurl' ' . 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Sclmalnlver Phyll s Skillman Kay Slcog 30,9 Om 0l'2J -4' fa J EN HySI IQ Calrqlnaln I-,'ltflfl8 QI' OOFIOXPI' BOHHIQ qChllfn3C lE'l' D0fDl,'ly bf YRITI AW YPDCP gc W6 TEH, S9I'lll'8U Gary Schoep -f-1 'P Vancla Slagle axlnc Snyder Rx ur gtexens Harry Swan: er Rl Ihrcl Snyder Connie Steen Cordelia Swan Kuihleen Swcn on 'Q f' , .A 'Y , J Wei nu w Xl B II Te ke xfdllll Thompson John Truwx u llh backer Bi' PYIY Van NIC? IU'-'nh Vondm I V F1 te Wagner Dean Twxlor L ol 1 1I'mmas CnryTl1omps0n D Il, 'Iurpm Sfoll Lllslrom Caro once on A L A f r r A C 1 1 Q fa ALI! km ,A mi, .fn as Y A S.. 1' L? A , . K I . - x, ' v lf, 1 ff- ' ff 1 ' , Q ' - If .. D 4. - ,ZF ' if 1: f, ,, .A,,,f A 7 ff, J, fd 1 ' -' 1 5 . ,q J N ,, H 5 V rv , A '13 , ii 1 1 X tl X f X I, 'D X A - lj ' i . ,.. B0 1' 1 mid f ' ' . I1 ' ' . I ' .C V I ' 'V S 'I b ' In I ' . H ' lv V Q... ' ' I 4 , . I ,nj gl, fo , 3 ,' Q ,' S ' Q 5. ' + Y gf. ' J N . Y , Z! 1 J r ra Q if 1 2 fl' 1 ' ' '14 Q ., . f gut! .-. 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W x v' '- , '11 1 ndiwit. x Y N 'K X1 h Wx -HT Q- V iff 4 -E f 1 I ff, j I If f O 0 0 ' 0 Q o Q 5 ' ' Q Q Q Q O o 0 QA . .V o 'f L ' Q .4 xr ' V- 7- 4, oo 0 0 ' ,4-A Q u 0 O o O 0 O O O 0 O ',vI1v'Nl1l1,f'lrlN IlL1',III'nH,P ,1'V I-wr 5' lvl' N IIIN 'l'l I 'ffl' N 1' U '5 l'?x STUDENT COUNCIL PRESIDENT Tm BOWEN Hwos THE SCEPTER TO QUEEN PAULA KOREN. IQ gba, WO' fi gt: i r F A , 1 , ,J J' ff ,. - , , Pep Club Float Choir THE QUEI.-.N AND HER COURT RYXDY FOR THE CORONATION THE RECESSIONAL X s 3 o 4-9 sa. Q9 G 0 : 0 3.1 -cs : eu : o 2 Ln re .cs C lllle es LaVo X i ' I . 4 . if nib- -? .1 1.1 -, .-'. X4 4 1' I' 4 ,Al I v .,: 'S-.. ' 4 . .5 . ll. 1' 4- 'fb' Ii, ' M If Ryu W, . l S ' x C' Yi- . 'f' . Football Summary Casper 25 Glendive 46 Miles City I3 Sioux Falls 42 Sturgis 20 Belle Fourche 7 Cheyenne 24 Lead O Aberdeen I4 ri -. 1 4 X F RCHS RCHS RCHS RCHS RCHS RCHS RCHS RCHS RCHS mv I3 I3 20 I3 20 I3 0 54 6 fi ' . F . . - . , Q ? 1 1 6' k I 'Ulf ' . .1 . , Til.. 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Richard Babcock Keith Carrico Calvin Champion Robert Christensen Sam Decory Robert Disharoon Dwight Egemo Charles Evans Willard Foley Arlo Grass David Harrington James Hayes ,Lyle Heathershaw Peter Holleman Douglas Jones Donald Keilfer P lv! ' I Clayton Kiewel Paul Lienau Richard ivlarquardt John Moore Edward Peacore George Peacore Lawrence Perry Larry Powell Richard Price Richard Raben Robert Rogers Vvesley Storm Vincent Vvhipple Ren Whitaker ixflorton Vvillcins L.. :IGG- Z I f ,pq ! Coach Wes Fvans Student Manager Danny Kzrkham Lune Coach Rudy Soderqulst 1Q,.,,..1 af, cm, ,W jAree, Jade glue Facing tough competition the Rapid City Cob hlers ended therr 1953 football season with three wlns one tue and tive losses The season opened at Casper on September ll where the Colohler eleven lot 25 to I5 The following weelc journeyrng to Glendlve lvlontana the Cohhlers were defeated 46 to I3 At the frrst home game the Cobblers stopped the Nlrles Cnty team 20 to V5 The powerful Sioux Falls squad spelled disaster for the hopeful Cob ble s 42 to 13 the R Day game Th Sturgis Scoopers tied the Cohblers 20 to game at Belle Fourche on October I6 The score x as Cohlolers I3 Broncs 7 Cheyenne Wyoming defeated the Qohblers 27 to O at Cheyenne on October 24 The following week the Rapid City squad trounced the Lead Golddrggers 54 to 0 The Cob hlers played thelr last game m a freezmg ram storm when Aberdeen won I4 to 6 At the end ot the season the team chose Arlo Grass and Dude Egemo as honorary co captains of the varslty squad Coach Wes Evans will lose the following men through graduation Keith Carrlco Dude Egemo Willard Foley Arlo Crass Dave Harrmgton Pete Holleman Doug Jones Clayt Krewel Ed Peacore lawrence Perry Wes Storm and Mort Wllkms . . 0 4, m i . A I 3- A S . L . . H . V r , , in H H . 6 . . 20 here on Qctoher 9. Rapid won their second v . , . , ' , A , . . . . - . i I I . i ,- .Y L... '- ,I A L fn- L ,r TK ft . X 'A N ,. , as Mr . r if i . y , 1 Q X ' sgfrgxz' -A m.,Mt'!i I, W . nior Uarailg Compgfea .Simson 003' ,2flAIl'jW0'oZ,056 QBCDIJ Under ttme direction ot coactmes Gerry Eilyson and Melvin Minton, time B squad completed its season wittm one win and two losses. On September 25, time junior varsity traveled to Plmiiip. Time Scottie varsity squad stmut out time RCHS team. 21-0. Time second loss came at time tmands ot time Provo Rattlers. Time Provo varsity outclassed time Coln- Aivin Allcire Mawin Amiotte Charles Anderson Jerry Armstrong Dean Bendert Dennis Bitz Carl Bruntlett Warren Canon Lnn'y Coltaum Edward Crossman John Dawley Darrell Dewey Ronald Douglas Bemard Eccarius Allie Elstmere Ctmarles Evans James Heald tyler B squad wittm time final score 50-6. Playing time last game of time season, time junior varsity team demonstrated its potential power against time Lead B team. Ttme final score was 52-0. Time purpose ot time junior varsity team is to teactm ttme fundamentals ol footlaait and to build material tor future use on ttme varsity squad. Jerry Heattmerstmaw William Jensen Rictmard Jotmnson Melford Kaulaistm Joe Keown Joe laugel .lotmn McCain Darrell ivlatttmeis George Peacore Raymond Platt Lonnie Rempter David Rogers Nomman Rogers Elmer Sclmmitz Riclmard Stevens Garry Sctmoep Nlonte Wagner 6904 graale jeam 77lnfL grade .gquael pfayg ju gapnygj dll!! Xpeflellft The eighth grade team coached hy Carl Nlehr hot played two games this year endmg the season wrth a l l record Cn October 8 the Rapid Cltx eighth graders were defeated by the Belle Fourche eighth grade squad hy a score of 27 7 Journeylng to Sturgis on October 23 the team heat the Sturgis exghth grade squad 14 to 7 A total of 47 boys lettered during the entire season Fundamentals and experience were the mam playing 0bI6CtlVES of the ninth grade football squad this vear Plavlng against tough competition the team lost all its games last fall On October I the Little Cobbler played the Belle Foutche B squad and lost 47 0 At Stur gls the Scooper s ninth grade team beat them 7 6 on October I5 Agam playing a B squad the ninth graders were defeated hy Spearflsh 42 0 on October 26 The team was coached bv Leslie Nadeau , , v . , K ,' KJ . . o G ' 6 ' ' . I. V' . . y ' S Q Sig G I f ggi: It X 5 V I 44 ,. X an 1 ' .f 4 A Q1 ' tt fx 3 , I A . t 4 3, ' . .A fs.- L' A . A nw + Colgan Zfnalehafeol .9n 6onLrence fag Coach Gerry'El1yson's tall Cobblers won the Blaclc Hills Conference with an undefeated record in conference play. The season opened on the Cobblefs floor where they handed Lemmon a 30 to 60 defeat. Then the Pierre Governors .traveled to Rapid City and were trounced in a two game series by 27 and 36 points, respectively. For the first conference tilt, the Big Red traveled to Belle Fourche, where the Cobblers won 63 to 51. Then on February 5, on Rapid City's floor, they beat Belle by 23 points. Moving toward the top, the Cobblers next toolc on Hot Springs at home and defeated them 46-37. Again the Cohhlers beat the Bison on February 23 by 13 points. Traveling east the Rapid Citians were given their only defeat by the Broolcings Bobcats which were rated the top team in the state. ln the second game with Brookings, the Cobblers ignored the Bobcat reputation and defeated- them in a real thriller 49 to 48. Riding on top of the Conference, the Cobblers next met the Custer Wildcats. In a close game all the way, the Cohblers were victorious by 3 points. Un the home court the Cobblers ran wild and gave the Wildcats a 30 point defeat. Traveling again, the Cobblers defeated the defending champs, Sturgis Scoopers, twice in lop-sided scores, and then went on to do the same thing to Lead. One of the season's closer games was with a tall and tough Lead team. but the Cobblers were victorious by 3. Rolling again the Rapid Citians tool: 2 from Spearfish by wide margins. Then came the game of the year. The Cob- blers shared the conference top with Deadwood. who 'was also undefeated. On the night of January 29 the Cobblers played their best game of the season and defeated the favored Bears by I8 points. The Rapid Citians repeated and beat Deadwood again on February 26 by 3. These two wins for the Cobblers gave them an undis- puted first place in the Conference standings. Coach Gerry Ellyson will lose four seniors through graduation, Clayt Kiewel, Dennis Stolz, Neil Doeden, and .lim Naeve. Coach Ellyson's birthday was celebrated at a pep assembly where he was given a calce by the senior class. That night the team gave him a happy birthday vic- tory over Sturgis. BASKETBALL SUM MARY Lemmon 39 RCHS 60 Pierre 45 RCHS 72 Pierre 44 RCHS 80 Belle Fourche 51 RCHS 63 Hot Springs 37 RCHS 46 Brookings 58 RCHS 51 Brookings 48 RCHS 49 Custer 51 RCHS 54 Sturgis 48 RCHS 55 Lead 01 RCHS 64 Spearfish 32 RCHS 71 Deadwood 50 RCHS 68 Belle Fourche 44 RCHS 67 Custer 35 A RCHS 65 Sturgis 55 RCHS 64 Lead 45 RCHS 64 Hot Springs 40 RCHS 53 Deadwood 58 RCHS 61 Spearfish 41 RCH5 51 Bob Ctlristenson rf -4, F i a I 22? i 'QJ Jim Hayes Vince Whipple L. Dick Price Gary Harms Clayton Krewet Dennis Stoltz Dicic Niarquarclt 51 ,ie ? ,A I ,.,....- Um S f , Dick Raben D- - lr f 7. if IQD4 Duane Brink N .4 . 5s Jim Naeve 'qgix Ted Hamm Neil Doeden Pete Hoiieman. student manager action on the boards Tlw tall Colwlmlfrs in 77acleauQ Z?'.S7ziuaal .Nad 7Zne-give lgecorcl Coafli lrslii- Natlcamfs UB squacl won nine Bf-Ile Fourflae and Sturgis. trl'f i-- f silt-..., ,. .. . ., 0 wir Ourun annex Hx geqgon lla- little- Qolmlxlc-rs wouncl up the season :Xltf-r winning tlw lirst tlirof- games, tlw junior xxitlr lour straiglrt wins ovor C ustvr, lx-acl, Hot varsity sulls-rt-cl tlu-ir lirst clolc-at at the lmncls ol Springs ancl D4-aclwoorl. C .-1 461 '4. ,, ., , . UN Pr 0 3 B squacl players are: Duane C-ralwle. Qlmuclx Tlreir ne-xt victory Carnfl lrom Sturgis '55 to lfvans, Kvnny Jay, Alvin Alliirfx Ray Platt, .lorry 1I,lolloxu-cl lmy a clvloat lrorn l-:-acl '52 to 37. .'XI'lI1SlF0l1Q,l.OY1lllt' Rt-inplvr, ldvrry lisjgjv, fic-orgv .'Xlnlf'FCl0l-Oilltllfj Spt-arlislm 'il to 29, tlw HB squafl l'c-arort-, fxlavnarxl Ne-lson, Dvnnis liitz. lxoitli lost tlie next tlirvc- games. lmowing to Dcaclwoocl, rl-ravvrsit-. Donnis ,lolinson ancl Bill Kinraicl. Xvail Sciiieiz, Cross Country Runner, With Coach Cobb, Head Tracie Coach. Colgan 'mn Eiga .gn jracl gtuenb l.inst spring. RCHS In-lil top lmonors as Concll Colmlfs tllimlacls won lmtll ilu- Black tiills Con- lerenfe ancl tlme Rf-Qion lligtit truck Crowns. Tlie Colmlmlers. storing in all events, ran up an impressive store ol -UIQ ponts in tile Black Hills Conterence meet. litter in time Region tfiglut me-1-Lttmey topped that witll 'Yilfg points. Ten me-n qunlilic-ft to partici- pate in ttie State mf-et ut xlitrllf-ll. . lg, erik-' 9-ie' W if -Ln A YQ wi .syualenf .fduociafion Iincuuea .gcloof I-Qroggma Student Assosciation is probably the only or- ganization in high school to which every student is a member. The students are represented by officers lirst chosen by nominating committees, and then voted on lay the entire student body. This election is held each spring of the preceding school year. They worlc together with C. E. Haslcins. Every other Wednesday the five student ollicers and faculty representatives convene to hash out achool problems. A luncheon, prepared by the foods class, precedes the regular business meeting. Many problems have confronted the Student Association this year, the most consistent being yelling for the jug. Other major issues were preparing for pep hand uniforms, distributing stu- dent activity money, and scheduling school ac- tivities. Probably the most beneficial project was the buying of the loud spealcer by the Student Association. This year's student officers were: President. Don Eherle: Vice-President, .lim Hayes: Treas- urer, LaVerne Oleseng Secretary, Keeta Risser and Business Manager. Dave Harrington. 'I it: .J i ,sw-'X 7. 29133: ' - 'T fi? ' 0,1 3 ja! Ewen prwiclea Over .S?uclenf Ciouncif Tad Bowen was elected president ol Student Council lay the senior high last spring. The other ollicers are: Wes Storm, Vice-President: Clarice Clarlcson, Secretary, and Vince Whipple, Treas- urer. lxflr. C. E. Haslcins and lVlr. E. R. Prunty are the faculty advisers. Student Council is macle up ol representatives lrom all the senior high home rooms. The colin-- cil has charge ol all the R-Day activities, including the parade, the coronation, and the R-Day dance. It sponsors dances and sells pencils throughout the year to pay the expenses lor R-Day and lor the other projects which they sponsor during the year. The state Student Council project, adopted lay the group, was to promote sallety on the highways. Early last fall, the Vvesl River Student Council Convention was held here in Rapid City and was attended by representatives lrom lilteen schools. The meetings were conducted by Dr. John Van Vvhy lrom the University ol South Dalcota. Sally Cope Harvey Ballinger Rohert Christensen Kathleen Brophy Georgann Humphrey Keith Bcrtelson Arlo Grass Joyce Dobson Glenda Hawley Tom Cramton Danny Kirlcham Richard Dede lvlarilyn Davis lim Naeve Nlarilyn l-unrl Loretta McFarland .IEIUICS Hayes Jo Anne Nielsen Lanny l'lall Clarice Clarlcson Sharon Kelley Patsy Purringtor Kenny lvlay Karen Pool Xvesley Stomx Sue Swanson Peggy Sliroll Dave Rogers Vince xvllipple Dirk xl-irquarflt l..ee Xxlagrnan ludy lfeclcer Tad Bmw en Dave Harrington Piccolo Bonny Bray Sally Cope' Flute Kay Buclcingllam Doris Lowell Euna Oslxier Bemice Rowie .lane Sclloepat Deanna Sllann Dome Sn-Bin Clarinet Betty Allison' Louis Bittricll Carolyn Bircl Betty Carson' Plmyllis Clnristianse .lolmna George' Kelmala Gillancl Sharon Jameson Danny Kirlclmanm' Ann Kneclxt' Larry Lee Betty Murray JoAnne Nielsen Tom Wetsrh' Luanne Xvoolarcl Oboe Larry Collnum Bassoon Louis Bislmop Alto Clarinet Sally Ann Ulmlir Bass Clarinet Lilias Lang Alto Saxophone Darlene Ball Carol lmslancl' Delores Kiel Clarlc Kurtz Delores Schaefer Virginia Weir Tenor Saxophone Beverly Van Nice Horn Darla Evans Carolyn Hitclx Lowell Lund Dennis Stoltz' Marshall Young' Buss .lolxn McCain Walter Schick Bill Stevens' Carroll Teaney Trombone Charles Braun Calvin Campbell' Tom George Peter Holleman Roger Kolmes' Lynn Kurtz Ronny Owens' Dick Price Comet Elclon Bowen' Don Elmerlea' Larry Henderson Dennis Jolmson Harold Kneclxt Danny Reel Terry Semrau Bill Smitlnson' Ronny Thompson Ren Whitaker Hamlcl Winkler Baritone Bruce Bolxe Jolm Dawley Leonard Pier Kenny Trygstad' Percussion Tom Cramton Bob Dislxaroon Lanny Hall Bill Jensen Wes Stomf' Tympani Jacqueline Gorwill 1 lvlarimlaq Barbara Lauer Deanna Seaton Piano Bob Buclcinglmam' .' I ' t. 1 . - .,. .......A f, fx, Q. -.,....-.......-W , r , i I I 'Y 9 if' ' . w ' r 'Lfig 1-,il X-gf I ' . g . i ,'. . S t , i ? ' V 1 1 'fi S ' ' 6 1 , 1 . , if 1 3 . i 1 z 5 1 5 if ' 4 Q: . .-.J Snior gunz! W,arcAe4: perfhrmd in Concerf Senior High Band, under the direction of Duane L. Johnson, is one ol the most active and colorful organizations in RCHS. The hand members spent many memorable, cold mornings practicing marching routines for the halves of the football games. They also marched in parades such as those lor UR Day and lor Swarm Day in Spear- lish. To show its versatility, the hand also pre- sents a concert in the spring. Perhaps the most colorful event ol the year is the hlusic Festival, in which all the surrounding towns participate. This festival usually comes in the first part ol lxlay. As a reward lor their good worlc during the year the hand had their annual picnic. The officers are: Ronny Thompson, President: Don Eberle, Vice-President: and .lohnna George. Secretary-Treasurer. The student director is Don Eherle and the Business Nlanager, Lowell Lund ww! V Louise Syluis, Peggy Patterson, Dolores Iohnson jwirzzra Qllzarn ,goin and grace Drum Marjorette Gail Seiersen Twirling' ot an alliliate of the Na- tional Baton Twirling Association, is open to junior and senior high with a membership ot 45. They meet in the Coolidge Gym every other Wednesday' to teach fundamentals ot twirling and develop poise and grace. The advanced group worlcs out new techniques and routines tor games and performs with the UA Band. Pep Bancl Bill Smitlison Ren Vvlritalcer Lowell Lund Walter Scliiclc Larry Henderson Ronnie Thompson Lenny Pier Ronny Owens Calvin Campbell Roger Kolnes Kenny Trygstacl .lolmna George JoAnne Nielsen Danny Kirlclwm Luanne Woolard Carolyn Bird Louis Bittricll Tom Wetsch Sally Cope Vves Storm Bolo Disliaroon Tom Cramton Bonny Bray Don Eberle, Student Director The Four Wincls Danny Kirlclmam JoAnne Nielsen Ann Kneclmt .lolmna George G6l'ITlHl'l Balld Louis Bittricll Peter Holleman Walter Sclmiclc Ronnie Tlwompson Danny Kirlcliam ur-rlle Tllf66 Blows and H Peep Louis Bittricll Kellala Cvillancl Lilias Lang Sally Ann Ulllir Ss- ? Senior ,Hg First cliair First Violins Marilyn Davis! 'H' Dianna Robb lxflarrlyn Bjornestacl Estella Maynard Janice Vvlutalce .lay Kurtz Betty Lou Reecl Janet Lewis Natlian WllS0fl Arlene Petty Gretclien Bxttrrcli Roberta Bell Clarinet Louis Bittriclfw .lo Anne Nielsen? .lolmna Georges' Flute Bonny Bray? 'Hg Sally Copea' Bernice Rawie SQCOYIJ VlOllnS Gretchen Osterllo 'H' Connie Kegarles Mavis Haugen Jams Borgmeyer Elaine l'lenlce Dennis Emlgti .lucly House .lulle Rouncls Dorothy lVlyl'rre Cliarleen Nrclcerson J.m shy Viola Corrine .lol'1nson k Stella Horsley Sharon Strong Hom Lowell Lund: sg Darlene Balls: Ronald Tll0mpS0n,k Cello Donald Haas? 'Hg Kay Klein Rrclmarcl Willard Slmeryl Crow lva Ramrch Kitty Bruntlett PQTCUSSIOR .laclcre Gorwr 'H' Tliomas Cramton Piano Janet Slatermk Deanna Seaton Bill .loBusl1 Trombone Pete l'lolleman ' 'H' Roger Kolaesi' Calvin Campbells' Bass Violin . Burton Laclceya' 'H' Donna Hansena' Thomas Wetschg Clella Clements John Harvarcl Oboe Laffy Colhurn Bassoon Louis Bishop Alto Clarinet Sally Uiiiii Trumpet Ren VVhitalcer'H' Larry Henderson Tuba Walter Schiclca' Orclea Ira .meuegzlva Wuaicaf .fdgihfied The orchestra talces a leacling role in clevelo p- ing the musical abilities ol the Rapid City High School students. The sixty-piece organization concentrates most- ly on classical music, hut for variety they also play popular music. Under the direction ol H. R. Main the orchestra presents laoth a Christmas and a spring concert. lt plays lor the class plays ancl graduation exer- cises and participates in the music festival. The ollicers are: Presiclent, Pete Holleman: Vice-President, Sally Cope, and Secretary-Treas- urer, Bonny Bray. ky! .X 1 .,- , 1 1 eg I 2 2 2 fain 111 ,Rf A Q, sw-f. 1 1 I Ll' i -IP I al , I -'fig Q ff vi: .- , -- '7' Q , Q A Wm . ' Q xv: J, , ,N 4. uv ' 'Q ' a W, v. Q... z .L f 3 Qiiii 13 Y M v 4' Q -, J 5 L. 1 'E J. aiffi Q sr . 1 g u 4 1 5 ES Q' , ' 'Q all: 'fv Q-, N., v ' 7, mbsfwxig -if Local winners in cleclam Competition: Nlarilyn Luncl, dramatic clivision: Don Haas, poetry: Cor- rine Johnson, oratory: and Tom Cramtonf imumor- ous clivision. jwenly -four gn fer .Iecfam Compefifion Twenty-lour students participated in time intra- mural cleclamation elimination with lour entering time divisional Contest lield liere in Rapid City last fall. Those wlio partiripatefl in the divisional Con- test were: Tom Cramton, laumorous rlivision. ratecl excellent: lxlarilyn l-unCl. clramatir' clivision. rat:-fl goocl: Corrine Jolmson, oratory, ratecl cwfel- lent: ancl Don Haas, poetryurated excellent. The teaclnersfcoaclwing cleclamation tlvis ye-nr were lxlrs. June Clark, lmumorous division: lx-ster Fetzer and lwirs. Ann Hill, poetry: lxirs. Leia Baxter, clramatic division: and Ralph Arnolcl, oratory. ,A gil O XJ lQewarala merafa j ,SUUCA .QUJFIJJ The lNat1onal Forensrc lcague IS an honorary society composed ol the speech students ln RCHS The purpose ol lNl'l IS to Interest students ln speech uorlc and to recognize their achlex ements erc are lorty src active members who have earnc cl trroug a point system egrees ol ment honor excellencc or cllstlnctlon lxl' actnltles Include dc bate extemporaneous spea mg lscussron clcclamatlon and student congrc ss A colorlul lfllllHfl0l l highlights the club actrvltres Every sprmg outstanding NFL members are chosen to represent RCHS ln the annual NFL contest at lxflltchell vshere they compete lor top honors lllcers thus xear are Bev Barnett PICSI ent Duane Nvhalen X rce Presrdent lxlaureen Brophy becretarv Kecta Rrsser Treasurer and Donn Lola dell Gurde Honor and xlerlt 'awards arc presented to stu clc nts with 20 to IOO pornts obtained lrom wanous speech actnltles Students who haxe earned l00 points or more are given egrees ol Excellence and Dnstmchon The Degree ol Distinction rs the highest honor to be achieved f--sc 6Xt0lnP0fan20u5 P20 Cf! pal'llL'lPat0 0ll!LI'2llC2 S7226 0ul'Ila-In!!! L4 Extemporaneous spealcrng rs an actrve part of RCHS s extra curricular speaking HCtlVltlBS There are four dlvlsrons experienced and lnexperlenced boys and girls Two participants are sent from each dlvxslon to represent Rapid City at the speech tournaments They draw three toprcs and select one of these speak on In the next hour they prepare a six eight minute speech on the chosen subject The winner IS judged on speakmg abrhty platform manner organization and orrgmahty of presenta tlon - 'fs If A , -, ' i 14 'H - ' ' 'A . .I 47 h ' s 1 . , ,sf ' I 1 1 : ,X ' . I' I ' x v , -. .', 'o ' 4 , ff f 1 ,I . ' ' , l' I .ui -A X lu' Q I .9,. C ' A ,7 s . . . . to A - . N . . . . . 8 , to Eegale jeam ,Mbna Cllnkfenff RCHS spealcers non a smashmg vrttorx ID H1 s competltlon this vear v farmng! more totwl points than anv ot er of t e nlne partlclpitmg sc ool Besides vunmng the sxxeepshlces ln t1e lne tournaments the squa won ue Tl ons In lane dlvrsrons For the tournament totals the squad rolled up 504 points 36 ahead ol the nearest rival T e experrfnred dehate squad coached hx Nlr Cvor on Nelson took first place honors ln the B ac Hills Conference with the meiperlenced dehaters also wmmnd the season'1l championship ln their lvlslon Another ue rlhhon was won bv the evperl enced dlscussron team with the mexperlence placing second ln t e experlenced extemporaneous spealcmg ot hoys and gurls drvrslons the squad coppe the seasonal chstmpronshrp The inexperienced extemporanf-ous speakers placed second hoth t e oys and gl ls dlvlsrons for the se'1son lVlr Lester Fetzer coachrd the mercperlenced dehate Mrs June Cla lc had charge of extem poraneous spea mg and Xlr Bruce Bm emever coached the dxscussron teams Speakers attending the Philip tournament xx ere Xlarshall Young Eddie Peacore Pete Holleman an Lennx prer llrst squad dehators Kseta Rrsser extemp and James logue oratory Bess es the live conlerf nce tourname nts C011 Nelson sent sw spea e s to the Amerlc 'mn l eglon Tournament at Philip where they vxon the sweep stalces trophy T we team monde a Qooc showing 11 the NFL tournament 'mt Nlltchell Cb . . .k H at X . 4 1 . 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Richard Anderson, assisted hy student direc- tors, Jane Schocp and Julie Platt, tht- play was produced with great success. lane Eyre was presented hy the senior class on April 6 and 8. Adapted from the novel hy Charlotte Bronte, the play starred l.ynn lighter and .lane Schoep as lane, and James Logue and Don Haas as Rochester. Direc'ted hy lxlrs. Evelyn Parlc and lwlr. Richard Anderson, the play was a heavier type of drama than has heen presented in RCHS for several years. It was a costume play depicting nineteenth century England. Student directors were Sally Ann Uhlir and Ed Peacore. 'T--B pr gi Mffer Zramafic gn ferfa inmenf .Aim of gfue Wa4que mrama Better dramatic entertainment for RCHS is the purpose ol the Blue lxlasque Drama Club. lt is an honorary organization for those working in dramatics. A student must have 60 points to be eligible for membership into the club. These points are earned by acting in the plays or worlcing on committees for play production. The junior play. 0ur lwliss Brooks, and the senior play, Hjanf- Eyre, were the two main pro- jects lor the year. lxlrs. Evelyn Parks directs the plays and is also the adviser of the club. The officers are: .lane Schoep, Presidentg Lor- etta McFarland, Vice-President: Doris Vvisehart, Secretary-Treasurer: and Dean Fodness, Program Chairman. mi pep Z?oo.4l.4 3400! Snrlf One ol the most active clubs in high school is the Pep Cluh. Under the guidance ol lvlrs. Dorothy Lloyd and President, Peggy Shroll, the club has had a very successful year. Some ol the most important activities are: nom-e inciting the candidates lor cheerleading, planning 0569- 15 V U .f- CHF A SQUAD CHEERLEADERS Mary Madden Ann Knecht Keeta Risser Laverne Qlesen Barbara Gooden Q B SQUAD CtHEERLEADERS Irene Treptow Lavonne Charlton Janis Borgmeyer Cweorgann Humphrey Janet Lewis T J Q99 9999 .929 9?9 re The sophomore group prepared a Christmas basket for a needy family. yjeflld IWOIL fo A60 Ha-H0 301' QHIOJQAJ yliud CBIIIEI' The biggest project for all Y-Teens this year was to help buy the piano tor the newly remodeled Y, which includes both the Y.W.C.A. and Y.M.C.A. One ol the largest cluh for girls in RCHS is Y-teens. Along with the serious side, which in- cludes the Recognitionservice and pal weelc, there is also a social side. This includes tht- annual spring tea lor the mothers and the traditionalspring style show, This year the first Valentine Formal was held in February, and will he continued in the following years. Also there was the Sox Dance during twirp season, and many other dances alter games. ' Club meetings are held twice a month with a special program every other meeting. Entertain- ment provided consists oi slide films from various countries, slcits put on hy the members and speeches from various professional worlcers in Rapid City. Mrs. Hazel Prunty, Mrs. Evelyn Parlc, Mrs. Ealsa Rowe, Mrs. Emily Myers, and lvliss Elva Smith are the advisers. The otlicers are .lohnna George, President: Georgann Humphrey, Vice- President: Kay Coifield, Secretary: and Connie Kegaries, Treasurer. i Johnna George addresses advisers and ol-licers ol Y-Teens. Seated in the haclc row are: lxlrs. prunty, Georgann Hum- phrey, Kay Cotlield, Bonnie l.ulcens, Caro, line Calterty, lxflrs. lvlyersg lvront row: lvlavis Haugen, Betty Granaas, Connie Kegaries, and Donna Anderson. The senior Y-Teens made up a Christ- mas baslcet for a needy family. They also held an Easter egg liunt at the Youtll Center for tire children of time lwlotller Butler Center. Cliristmas favors marie by time junior Y-Teens were given to time patients in time General Hospital. The group also pro- viciecl a Christmas dinner for a needy family. 939 66090945 -o l 'X ,Jb Ll h fn GFOMPJ pl'0ln0t0 6Al'l5tlall j0!!0lU5 IP Hr Y I s Nlarch of Dimes drive h ghlrghted the actlvltles ol thls club They also sponsored many dances which henelxlted worthy causes The officers of the club are Ronnie Thompson President Tad Bow en Vlce President Gary lx em Secrelarx Fred Bock Treasurer Rodney Egemo Y Council Representahxe a d Dude Egemo Sergeant at Arms Newly reorganized the H1 Y ll cluh promises to he a leading cluh In the commg year rl he club mamly yumors and sophomores has herrun its pro gram of services and dances Officers are Gary Erclc presndent Jerry rm strong Vice President Chuclc Evans Secretary and Johnny Dawley Treasurer ','- . i X ' . ju D M- ' ' . J A X M ' J. K 4 . . , , .Ky I .I .. 1 I : ,- JJ' ' - L' v i . 1 a a I . r - l . - . . I . . . ' , ' ' . Y , . . . . v 5 - : ' . ' - ' : . - . A , , -- - , : n . - . : . : , ' ' . ,V , - r ssrc X I' ' 'fES.'n., f..?r , I 4 ' H U- X ax, ' 1 , -.. P . A .N sy' ' . '.- ki' ,J x,-Q, rife po.- l ef' ' --J Jfh-y gba Compiaa .slfuclenf Eirecfory Hi-Y Ill has been active this past year performing worth-while projects. The major accomplishment of the cluh was a school-wide clothing drive conducted during November. Hi-Y Ill made a needy family happy cluring Thanksgiving by giving them a haslcet of food. The cluh also performed a service to each RCHS student hy printing a student directory called the Buzz Book. The purpose of Hi-Y III is to promote fellowship and Christian icleals among young people. The thirty club members are lecl by Mort Wilkins, President: Ray Tihhetts,Vice-President: Dave Olson, Secretary-Treasurer: ancl Igtith Carrico, Sergeant-at-Arms. Nlr. Russell Britzius is the a viser. n ., 5 3-v. ?,' jk 'RQ , wh, if 'GMA up our wifl af! your mi?Af,n SIKA Udn ac! tl? .gqualf QGIICEFJ 'A--Q Square Dante Ciuio is cioing very weii in its mates to iearn new cianres, and renew tiieir second year in RCHS. it iwas seventy-two mem- memory of old favorites- ioers wiwo meet in time Cooiicige gym every iirst anci third TUe5daY- from Seven to nine 0'Ci0fk- This Ciub has no oiiicers. ixiiss Pauiine Pear- This Club was Started to give high school Stu, son and irai Van are time advisers. They Caii tiie dents an opportunity to get together witil ciass- ciances and teach new ones eacil meeting, Niemizers enjoy a round ciance, HFIVE FOOT Two 'bv' f fr Q. ...fs 4...- P I olldgue H125 .llama LICOIIDIYIICJ SBHIOI' U' 5 QU05 Slow Flhe mann project ot Pll lf lgue the tex r senior grr s an thelr mot xers me 1 1 xc ur lxlay At Chrrstmas time Pal league sponsors a 1ro srng IH xx nh tht senior hugh gurls par tlcrpate Ear year girls are elerted In home room as representatlxes lor Pnl League xx hlch IS Composed ot a senlor high glr s One purpose ot the lewgue rs to acquaint ncxx Girls xxlth other students qenlor Hrgh Home Fconomlrs Cluh rnxrte pirents 'md tr en s ol all loocls and Clothing stu ents to 'ln exenmg stx e shoxx leaturmg garments ma e ln all Clothing Classes Refreshments xxere serx ect hy foods classes The cluh un er the sponsorship ol Ftrs oolc a lxlrs Passauer promotes lurt er Interest rn omemalcmg Eafh year the Club donates T anlcsgrvmg yasltet to '1 poor tamllx Other lg rghts of the xear mcluclecl clemonstmtlons xrslts to oea furniture grocery and appliance stores FICCTS of the cluh are Gaxle Vvallcer Presr ent N lola Borcte 1 X lee president lorene Nlrlto a Secretarx Jeanette Currlngton Treasurer and lxlarlan Hatutmen Reporter WM 6YPf0I'85 jeachng lgrohuion The object ol the Future Teachers of America is to acquaint its members with the pleasures and problems oi the teaching profession. Discussions, tallcs, and reports are given at the meetings to help prepare the girls lor the teach- ing profession. During the year the members visited the Black Hills Teachers College and Laboratory School at Speariish. FTA's fifteen members acted as hostesses in the information booth at Rapid City High School Open House, and they also paciced Christmas boxes for foreign children. The club, sponsored by the Delta Kappa Gamma Education Society, meets twice monthly with its adviser. bliss Aida Adams. Officers are Lee Ann Lodmell. President: Anita Napier, Vice-President: l.aura Hammerquist, Secretary: Glee Huntington, Treasurer: Evelyn Knapp, Reporter, and Anita Flint, Librarian. Above right: Officers and Don Haas discuss plans lor Fl'A meeting. Below: Future Teachers paclc Christmas boxes for foreign children. -'IR' sf l x Cf A .szmufafea Maggy A .jJear5 llf2l'0Jt ll! CIBIKCB .!4l'lCaIl- Safafl The Sclence Club was formed by Qvarv Stark The club enahles student with Interest In sclence to meet and drscuss their projects and ldeas of sim lar mterest Thrs year the members prepared projects to he presented at the South Dalcota Junior Academy of Sclence held at the School of Mines May 8 sponsors of the organization The Biology Club IS composed of members of the hlology classes who are mterested ln further study m the field of hlology The club had many meetings of great Interest During the year the members have heard Dr Ralph E Vvxclc tell of his hunting ln Africa a forest ranger tell about conservation and wxld lrfe and have vxslted the Blaclc Hills Reptile C ardens Adviser of the club and third Wednesdays of the month u ' ' ' u S a . n -I u - 1 I ' I u 1 Q i A . 1 1 o ' ' 4 lVlr.' Earl Prunty and lxlrs. Donald Joslin are is Mr. Ernest VanGer1Jen. The club meets the first 4 ' W T 1 I 1 . I IQCJJ5 0,,.,n,,,, crm cm m,,,,4e,, Aff 4 your 1905: pa., 4' A wr Allred Youth IS a new club ln RCHS It was begun thus year as a branch of the national gamzatnon It has rapidly become popular and now boasts over fifty members This club rs designed to help young people seelc the truth about alcoholic beverages through a pro gram ol' educatxon and recreation Social and edu catlonal actlvltles are features ol the Monday night meehngs held twice a month Officers of Allred Youth are Carol Fraley Presrdent Dean Fodness Vice Presrdent Dons Wlsehart Secretary and Mary Evans Treasurer Nlr Ernest Van Gerpen rs the sponsor of the club Chess Club IS probably one of the most las clnatlng clubs ln RCHS The members learn how to Improve their thrnlcmg by playing this game The first and third Wednesdays of each month thls club meets alter school On the second and fourth Wednesdays of each month rt meets ln the evenmg Euna Oshler IS the club Secretary the advrser rs Mr Bruce Brademeyer Members are Edward Brodsky Richard Eschllman Tom Cramton Mark Wilson John Truavc Harry Swander Tom Wetsch Euna Oshxer Carl Bowden and Norman Nlclcodym J 3 4 - 4 ' K .' 5 , , 5 1 3 l - . X 4 i A ' u ie ac ae . . or- . . . I 1 H' al 1 ,- ll 'I 1 . - I A .V ' . - I FIRST SEMESTER STAFF SECOND SEMESTER STAFF J jj cv ,Zine WMJA .ARIN .syualenfd .gnformecl RCHS students are lcept informed on news and events through the Pine Needle, The school paper is puhlished every three weelis hy the journalism class. Each student helps produce the paper and gains yaluahle journalism experience under lf. l.. Kaulmanls supervision. Students conlrilyuting out- standing worli gain memlnership in the fQuill and Scroll. The lirst semester editor was Deanna Seaton with Sally Uhlir as associate editor. Others on the staff included: Marshall Young, Arlene Cverdes, .lohnna George, lxflargie Basler, Clarice Clarlcson, Danny Kirlcham, LeeAnn Lodmell, James Ander- son, George Strong, Chadron Orton, and .lanith Allison. Don Eherle served as editor for the second semester stall and .lanet Atlcinson was associate editor. The other staff members were: Pat Har- rington, La Verne Olesen, Rodney Egemo, Peggy Shroll, Billie ,lean Travis, Diclc Knecht, Calvin Camploell, Garie Nan Lindquist, Sondra O'Don- nel, Beverly Behrens, Duane Whalen. Wes Storm, Ann Churchill, and Shirley Karznia. Suzie, M94 ACU? jul lkllc Klub IS lor beginners rn photography Th members learn how to take pictures and develop lllm by active participation rn club actlvltles The regular meetlngs are held on the second and fourth lxlondays ol each month Advanced Photography Club consists of the sux members ol the Pine Cone stall' and their frve assistants The mam objective of the advanced members rs the production of Pine Cone plctures This club IS lor students who have had photo graphy class or one vear rn KI c Klub The reg ular meetings are held on the first and third Vvednesdays at noon ill' Wlili gf if ff! N promolea olzidure .xdcfiuifiea Purposes ol the Girls' Athletic Association are to promote wortlm-wllile athletic activities, to create a love of sports, to stimulate interest in wortli- while leisure time activities, and to foster ideals ol good sportsmanship and llealttx. About seventy-tive girls belong to the associa- tion. Tlmese members play interclub games in wlliclx the purposes of the club are cultivated. G.A.A. is advised by Eila Mae Fransen. It meets every Tuesday in tlme Coolidge Gym. Time officers are' Georgann Humphrey President Lilias Lang Vice President and Betty Granaas Treasurer .R . ,chu .4 ' -aff mt fs? -TATU' Q - ., 95. -. '20,- ',:fi?a'r i5 fy. , .,,z'g,g,. ,,,h W 3, we lf?-X ' -11 :ff if 7 Kar-'QQ ff M- ' , -Qaggy , A R, v ' f 4','f.'i ' ' f . 4 . Communicafiona gmplaiizea guaineaa gnghl anal olzffer W-ifing Comparatively new to RCHS and designed as an aid to industrial relations pupils is Communica- tions, a club as well as a class. This subject teactles students who do not plan a college future time use of good business English in letter writing and parliamentary rule, as tllis is a sell'-governing organization. Under tile direction ol lvliss Katherine lxloses, eaclm class clrooses some project to llelp become better acquainted with business procedure. On the program tor tile lirst semester group was tile contribution ol a complete Thanksgiving dinner to a needy Rapid City family. included eacl1 semester is a party for pupils participating in Communica- tions. 0 .S?:ani5A ginjoya latin jeafiuilied Cactus candy. pinatas, festivals. dashing senors and senoritas, this could only be the Spanish club with all their parties and enthusiastic meetings. Under the supervision of bliss Anna Jacob, the organization meets twice a month during the noon hour. For recreation and projects, the students sing, dance, play games and view slide films of Old Mexico and South America. A dinner con- sisting ol entirely Spanish foods was served at the Christmas party. The group celebrated Pan American Day. The club consists of twenty members. Officers are: President, lvlaril n Lund: Vice-President, Y Nlarlys Hessell and Secretary-Treasurer, Anita Flint. ol' E? ol' CM Wmdm .xduiaf in elilrary The Library and l.iterarj.' club serves the school. The members work in the library exchanging, dis- charging, and shelving books. Fundamentals ol library organization are learned by the members and they assist others in using the library ellec- tively. lwleetings are held alter school in the library. bliss Zeimet is the adviser and they have a mem- bership ol nineteen. The Boolc Vveelc contest is sponsored by L fr L club every year. They have a Christmas party at which they initiate new members and an annual spring picnic which is held at Canyon Lalce Parlc. 1 . Loren Nlorrlson Elks theater manager and Wes Evans football coach congratulate Arlo Cmrass Top Qobbler Award winner C Ckgnhea baux Cope DAR Candidate o er ' ' 1 7 . 'xi .1 if to 1' ' . MHS Bobbv SOX .I0hnl'1a Ceorge wurp an Tx lrpette Tad Bowen an Lvnn Llghter Peggv Shroll and King Foothill Dude Egemo irw ,Z-Zbekgazw l9mfzfe Back row: Eddie PWM, Iwell Lund, Ray Tibtoetts Bot: Yatme lim togue Guin' procedure Front row: txtort Vvittcins, Arlo Grass, Eleven txoys and ttlree girls were setectett to represent RCHS at ttwe annual Boys' anct Girls' State sessions held last June. Here ttaese ctete- gates, ctuosen on ttme tnasis ot leadership, sctmotar- stiip and personality, tmaye an opportunity to prac- tice ttwe tnnctions ot city. county-and state governs ments by tatcing an active part in governmental procecture. Boys, State. sponsorect tmy ttwe American t.c-gion, is tietd at Norttiern State Teachers, College in Atwercteen. Ttwose setectect ttlis year were: Don Etmerte. Carl Gitmson. Arlo Crass, Pete Hotteman. Cary Klein, tjiclc Knectlt, t.owett t.unct. Ectrtie Peacore. Ray Titmtretts, txtort Vvitlcins and Rota Yatme. txtr. Rortney Haigtit accompaniect ttme lmoys anct seryect as counselor. Ttne girls setectect to represent RCHS at Girls' State.twetct on ttle campus ot Dakota Xvestyan at txtitctmett, were Nancy Reayes. Jane Sctwoep anct Doris xVtS1'llHft. Sponsors ot ttiese ctetegjates were tt1e AAUVV. ttle Business anct Professional Xvomen anct ttle American t.m-gion Auxiliary. Don Etzerte, Dictc Knectit. Gary Klein, Cart Ciitoson, pete ttotteman. DORIS XVISEHART, JANE SCIIOEP. NANCY REAVES CLASS DAY M WR x 'I H' -ll x -U Nl .mu X N -an ? Pal League gurls readv to serve at the annual tea or semor gurls and fhenr mothers .Sprung f 953 r a a V' i ' ' Q - 'Eg v . 11 A , Y 1 H K I ' -' Qlft' . ' f 'J '- ' 1 7 ' ' ' ' V ,- 3 ' f Wf-' Q 1 V W R 41l17'J'I35-.EIT x ' , ' 7 ' 3 .qy.'f3:p:eI-1' -x f - af f a' 1 f ' f ,Q W4 A V , 5. T '-If: 4551- Q, X Xu 'I' 1 -1,-45341.-'iff ' ' ,, b 'r V X 3 - 'rf , '. U5 gif! X Af:-a'ratE:, 1 1 ri Z i - ' 5, 41 .W . K2 i K 'L Q , Y X ' K .r 2 ' lj i f .5 . YE??jg'ff.g.j? : . ff L if 1'-YQ ' iw u 3' 9 P I 1' 'Q Iwi I ' ' - V 1 ,S ' ' , .' 4 - Q 5 K pt 1 , ' 1 7-V ,- - six qv, X ' 'xaga A- . , , ra 51 ' . xv - , 5--.. ar ' -gms! - ' A 1 , A . ' L x X nf 44 Q' - 2 . X yunior ,O rom xt, .sznior 1953 X X 8 WMV rw' ll if ll l -I - fijdw' . ,511 Q KUIJ 3Cf0ff 306129 .y0Il0l'5 utdtall-Jing pfep Ouflld 15,5 Composed of students who excel m journalistic xxrrtrng and who have high scholastrc standings urlt and Scroll rs one of the few honorary c uhs n RCHS The chapter rs a member of the Inter nxhonal Socletx of H a d Scroll Last tall memhers of the club finished collectlng an mounting pictures of past Prne Needle e 1 collect and mount pictures ot past Pine Cone edl tors A formal candlehght mrtratron IS held each semester for quahtymg new members E L Kwufman rs tht '1 user The offrcers of unll and Scroll for this year are Keeta Rrsser President Sue Moore Vrce President Jo Anne 'hn- It ,Y - kk D 1 . , : i, ui ' Q ' ' . f I . . .. . . i - ' - . . 2 ' 1 ' j Qui n . ' d . . 5 . d.- . 4 : S , ' . - . x 1 tors. The project for the rest of the year was to Nielsen, Secretary: and Nancy Schitz, Treasurer. M As, . 5 p J, , - - I H-fi, Mtn: ' ve '.,. I xi r r r ,N s ' 4 x Ns. R V78 f I,-,Z X 0 4J l7'9 X jvi, 1 zf Y f 1 1 f f A O 4 . 1 -:-' - . -v- ' j fn , f' 3 if X , .L QR , K , .11 f Q '91 o O O 0 ' lrllf' 'IIIIHY ffrnfuwf- frum lla, xml! IfLl'flll1'II'! l,.,l.l1W,wrI,.-, wfwrn wlrf lVlr. Bergquist is retiring at the end of this school year alter 25 years as superintendent of schools in Rapid City. Under his leadership the Rapid City school system has become one of the finest in the Midwest. All students past, present and future, in fact, the entire community owes Mr. Bergquist a debt ol' gratitude for his complete de- votion to the progress of education. No admini- strator could be more sincerely interested in each student and teacher who has ever been a part of his school system He has written a long significant chapter ln the history of Rapid City High School rlo him the students owe a great deal the only way to repay him IS by future achievements which will reflect baclc to him E B Blanc-QUis1' The Valedlctory Message From Your Superintendent Once again it is the pleasure as well as the ol' hclal duty of the undersigned to felicitate a grad uatmg class ol the Rapid City High School upon Many of you have been children in our school family from the time ol your entrance into the Pri mary Grade only twelve short years ago Others have been adopted into our circle lrom other schools at various stages of xour progress from lirst to twelfth grade You vill fund that the same rules that brought success and peace ol' mind in your school life will clear your path in adult llle The poet s words spell out the secret ol success This above all to thine ownsel be true And It must ollow as the night the day Thou canst not then be false to any man The undersigned IS also graduating from his taslcs as general manager of the wonderful Rapid Citv School System lt has talcen him twenty five years to earn his diploma of Emeritus That you may all merit the benedlctlon of Well done thou good and faithful servant is the vale dlctory of Your Superintendent E B Blancqulsr 1 . - - H - I ' . f . its completion ol an honorable scholastic race. . . . . MR MYRON MR BUCKINGHAM MRS SIMPSON MR BERGQUIST MR Scnou. DR Wick BOARD OF EDUCATION Deserving utmost gratitude lor time time and ellort they spend in ttle fulfillment ol their duties: T. G. Scholl, President: R. E. Swenson, Vice-President: H. D. Buclcingilam: Mrs. Virginia Simpson: R. E. Wick: C. H. Leecly, Treasurer: S. F. Myron, Secretary: ancl E. B. Bergquist, Superintendent. 15' l ' , . . E 3 3 1 ff' Q ,. I -0- f Vi z A W . f Sara Ballellgee lxflyrtle Lewis Booleleeeper Not Pictured Clerk Secretary lo Superintendent Slnrley Cvaslclns Harvey Christensen Supply Clerlz Attendance O zcer Donna Lea Wolf Secretary lo Business Manager Selmer lVlyron Business Nlanager Secretary lo Board o Education C. E. Haslcins, Principal RCHS has been especially lucky to have such a capable and understanding principal as Flr. Haskins. He is not only a counselor to whom stuclents may go lor help, but a true friend. As the students go through life, they shall never forget Fir. Haskins patience in assisting them with their many problems, hig or small. FLA! ilk!! I Mary Lark Assistant Prmclpal and Dean o Girls lxliss Mary Larlc assistant principal and dean ol girls has an engaging personality and is excel lent in the held of gurclance and counseling She has a pleasant friendly manner along with a sxmpathetlc understanding of vouth and th rr problems lvvvv lxorman lxtorcllny Assistant Prmcrpal anclX Dean o Boys 'Ni 1 a rlen 1 1 xtnng trou 1 he stu ents is a ur reux to e 1 1 ping ii c with grf1t enthusr asm unc erst inc mg mc 1 sense ol humor v I ' ' ' 'Y 1 ' - ev V ' N f XX f ' EW 1 'N -1 ' ' ,X I 1 T V From the heginning all have lmown Nlr. lfoulhy gf 1 s lt' Xvhc-I a nv' bl fs J - V' Cl .,l'1P'. l 'sys lnclf lenl , .' -1 fi. , lpf l' 5 lfj 5 'Ph .J 4rn 'v 'if'- jacuffy Ann Hlll English Katherine T hornloy Englzsh l..LlClHC Ffelbefg Engllsh R Chard Owen SOClf1lStlldlGS EHQIISII bfiyrna Halght Englfsh Leander Petty Engllsh I da Baxter, Engllsh Aflnil Jacob SDGYUSII, FFGHCII Selma Sogn, Latin 1 --af L nl lc rlne Nloses Igllsfz Llleralure Josephine famow IXYYIQIICGII Literature Carold Ellvson English o on Nelson QIJOUCI1 Psycho ogy IW Park Speech Drama Fllzabeth Mccullough Fngllslm OTOIIIQ Lloxcl Englzsh Ethel Vvood English X if tea f ,-:V 'I' ,lv, ft is 41 y.. in ,- l Wd hall man IQCOYIOVTIICS 1 1 Row e Sociology E va Smltll Amerzcan Hzslory Bruce Bfademeyef ll lCS azel Prunty xvorlcl Hlstory LQSIIC Nacleau World Hrs tory Catlflern Heavlm World History Carl Nlehrlml Socral Sfuclles tif vu ir- .41 Russell BFItZlUS 'aj Commercial Law as ,J ' .I In 'Q X Nooclrow Hall Social Studies lwlary .loslm Soclal Studies Ralpll Arnolcl Soclal Studies lorence Krieger Vlalluemahcs .lolm Schwartz Malhemallcs Fav Pllclier Algebra 'nzel Kellogg allnemalics Oscar Cos-lmring. Vallnemalics I alsy C uann lwatlzemalics jadlhy , Ric hard Anclf-rson. A Iulllvrnalirs . V -i Bm' el. Flatlwnzalifs M4 ? QW Rnd ph o crqu t Val lemafus fum SQBLIIDI1 IxICllll0YTlGflCS Donald Joslin IIQSICS Ceomehy Earl Prunty C emlstry Ilrnest Nan C rpen Bzolog A' mbert' 331146, C 0710711 gf I0fll'0 X C 07101111 SCl0flC9 I orc-me Peuorf- Sllorllland 1 lane Pearson nlxpmq Q l Pe zcr Bookkeeping 'Xml 1 Jen ll XY orlcl Ceoqrapln F n lx NIH r Xocahons f A Flkllnton eueral qcwnce yl O H Sclnxenl er lnduwlrzn R0 ahons gif , 'V' Rox Stencil fn uslrm Re ahoni 41 19' df' ,Q nq W, N I k J 1 A 4 V I W K l 0 It cl ' , ,L 4 A A .ff , .1 .- , ,, P 4 1 . , ,1 , 'ap P Q- n I -V my 7-1, , Q I1 ' ' . fi? I 4. ' ' , , , N . . 2 Q l ' H -I LU! v . J ' .. 1 F X 0 n A YB 'O lj . ' A . Gvi ' 1 ' . ' 2 XXV Q 1 P' V L I Jb Kid Rodney Ililifflll. JJ V in 1 1- lml yan, A V '-1' p in I ' xd 'Z fl Q f Q . f A ' pa lf ' , .V 1 i ' m A Ins Q-r l , fp 1 ' 4 ' z f f xx' ' 1 ' - ' 'I ll i Y' A Q x S, ' . . Q ' k . T' 0- ff ' 7 . . -1 1 ' 5, ' 'A -1' 1-. 'o fi Q on 0 A. E. Anderson. Iwecfuanibal Drawing E Q Ou . M7224 slim ' .J Si mlex Soreneen lwefal Shop X Clmd Dona Foods X lfglnlil Co lc Foods Helen Pa Sauer Clothing Don Tuttle ocal Ixluszc 47 Duane Johnson Band Hosle Plain Urcfneslra jafuky SITIEI De INET X ocal MUSIC IOIID IXICITICU ICI! f ...J Leonard gtlll ell Dru er Trammg XVesIey E ans Plnswal Ecfucatzon E IN Cobb Wplxyszcal f-clucahon Dzreclor El 1 Xlae I ransen Pin ual Fducallon PIOITICI' PHI l ng ad d X mma Nva lnqrc Qfl Melon Adams W Study Hall a ' A v ' V A E f k I 'ix Q '. v X I. ' ' ld, in og: f V 4 1. . . 0 ' -5 I. nf i V . I 1 V 5 e va -f 5 W 'QQ' ,ei g f fi 5 A . V i , . , I , -4 G L , S- , 1 9 A t 1 - 'Q' QA 75 '1 A h Tv' , 1 V 'RQ , Y ' '35 -1 df 1. Y. i 4 ' , -gf v ' L - ' ' ,Q nk A e W lc' v ,Y I' 0 - -' 1' ,Al - II. '-3 I 2 ,' K ld 'Q . ' it N I, v 'li A 1 A , - . J 'W' 1 ,J 14 ffxff N era txulculc Secretary to Prmclpal Nyla Vvagar O :ce Clerk Barbara Wilson not lcturvcl O :ce Clerk , 4 fqmfs IV onmxd .urine Hs 'Qld ' Ca eteria Iwanager N arjoric H1nn'1nt Assistant Ich lxlelvin Assistant - Nlary Zelmel Lztnranan I enore Grant J Lnassrgned Raxmond Slexens Unasszgnecl 5-58 AX! I1 I li 51,1001 IXIUVSC Ellen Donoxan As zstant Nurse Fdna X ICDOI'lald Secretarv to Nurse NIRS. FIERCIE IDOXYFRS, BIATRON .fxk ? '-fn .2 A V'-xv' 'bv Baale Row: filmrles Nlnnlllurxl. nminhlnzanreq Roy Pe-lvrfon. lllElil1tf'IlEHN'P1 Francis Slmldon niglml wnkllnmng ,If-ssc' H4-rricli, lwnling plnnl. Front Row: fillnrlvx Young. fin! llnurg I1-0 Rvilxfmlcl, llnirfl imc! hlllfdl Hours: flsmur lullnmn fquulimlgf' lllwflbiliillll Hmmm' fmlnranx, llxircl .unrl lourih Hourx :Vol Piciurvd: Ruben '4-nv-n, In-and cudoclinn: Roy Bing. niglnl xxntclxllnalxz 'alan Hobtik, niglu VkiltC!lllliH'l2 Rolwri Rumivy, night xxuhhnmn: Alfrc-ml Xvllilv. S6-fond Hoof. lu' food was good. run! vwfryonv was happy uf ffm frzvufly pivniu R -t Sf' -1 Ftrs. Donald and students pre- pare Iuncheon for the Student As- sociation meeting. lxlr. Sorensen explains the op- erations of complicated machin- ery. i'- 3' Dir. Stiltwell checks reaction time of ciriver's training students. 1 3 Q v 7' ZX 'ir- we ww Li. ll ll 1 9 Q VM 4 X WI I , Q X . 'Nw junmr ,nigh looks IUVIITIIII fu Nur' :ml N fl,Il'llll lim! llwx' may :fu Jaffa anal Cru la U .Siiof ,9!an5 Cf A WaLe4 3 A Web J A94 .xdchuzfaea Under the guidance of Mr Otto students Inter ested m xxorlung and malcmg wood projects have been given an opportunity to participate In the Arts a d Crafts Cl The mam project ol the club was the rndrvldual construction ol fr h nets and other projects for w rcl they har tnme an Interest Thev aso bought a leather xxorlcmg material kt Robert Trautman I9 the President and Richard Tranlcle I9 the Vice Presrdent Secretary and Treasurer Vox Schol Voice ol the School rs the junror high student council The purpose of this organ lzatron IS to direct socral actrvrtles of junior high sponsor assemblres and dlrect student behavior ln the halls a d on the school grounds They strne to develop better understanding between the junlor hugh students and their extracurricular aCtlVltlCS The group sponsors the traditional junior high Christmas program and the sprrng guest day for the slvth graders soon becoming new junror hugh students Consisting of 3 members each representing one home room the club IS directed by Ed Keller President Howard Reed Vice President Ed Her manson Treasurer and Nllss Nlary Larlc aduser V' 3 X L X . f ' ,QW ! ox u ig r. i ' ' ' n ub' N .V . . . n . n s s n ' .Y vh't .j 1 l ' , d ' .. 1 l . . 7 ' . ' if . ' V. l .f M 't- 1 . - . ' ' f 4. I n I i X 4 X, - j -A fix, 1 - P . .rj I H, , f iut 5 4' , . .1 V O I U O junior gunz! lgfayei jar .jvlohalay pageanl The sixty-eight piece junior high band shows up as a snappy concert and marching hand. The well- lmlrrm-eri lmancl, clirectecl lly Duane Johnson. playecl lor the annual Christmas pageant and ITlElHillf'Kl lOl' PiifildCS. A pep lmancl. chosen from the regular hancl by Fir. Jolinson. proviclecl the music lor the junior high assemlalics. 'lille lpaml ollicers are: Nancy Eide, Student Director: Ed Keller, President: Charles Knezacelc, Vice-President: lxlary Trucano, -Secretary-Treay urer: and Nlary lxlyhren, Drum lvlajorette. Charles Austin Karen Beaird James Berry Ada Borgum Larry Borgum Richard Bray David Braun Nancy Buckingham Sharon Burroughs Kenneth Corrin VaL0y Decle Errol EerNisse Nancy Eide Phyllis Ellenlaeclcer Sally Ellyson Sally Fritts Norma Gaarcle Thomas Gardner Bob Gobell Glen-l'lancl Nona HST! Larry Henry lwlarilyn Hollman l-aVonne Houehen Barbara Jensen ixlargo Johnson Tom Jones Bob Kavanaugh Eel Keller Janice Keller Sheila lillllllilll Nancy Kirlcham Shirley Kirlcham Charles Knezacelc Roger Lee Gordon Lienau John Little Roberta l-oomis James lvlarquardt Verne lxlclxlally Gail lxlelvin Sylvan ixloe .laclc lvloore lxlary lxlyhren , Kathleen Naiman .lanice Nielsen slay Norman Edwin Neubauer Barbara O'Connell Arvetta Pearson l-arry Reuppel Arleen Rezac Dottie Rounds .lohn Ruan Philip Sieler Charles Slmankland .lohn Slocum Larry Snyder .lon Spargur Nlary Trucano Cary Vancleye Nancy Vanlxlill Carolyn Vvarrielc George A n n Vveeclman Pauline Nvehnes Billixvhipple .loan Xvilliams - Billy Xvilson Flelvin Alohs Judith Arris Verna Back Charles Barton .leralyn Brodsky Charlene Crawford Douglas Caullcins Ruth Foley Gloria lmsland Paula Plains Sharon N'lcDonald Bonnie iwleans .lulia Nielsen Lois Schroeder Judy Snyder James Stafford Gerald Trautman Sharon Van Mill Judy Varcoe Lynn Wagman Sharilyn Vveese 'Z?,, Orcleafra pfaga jar .5244 graalera B orchestra, under the direction of R. lxflain, is composed ol' junior high musicians. They practice to improve their technique and musical ability. The goal oi each member is to he pro- moted into A orchestra. The orchestra makes one public appearance a year. In the spring, they play for the program which is held for visiting sixth graders. Officers of HB orchestra are: President, Doug- las Caullcinsg Vice-President, Charlene Crawford: Secretary, Gloria lmsland: and Treasurer Bonnie lN'll6HI'lS. umor .Hgh gr!! WanlA Gracie yjeena Junior Hrgh Home Economics Club IS an or ganlzatlon to give younger girls a chance to learn more about economy ln the home They help each other realize the Importance of self Improve ment Thrs club meets every second Wednesday of tht month with lwlrs Velma Donald as advlser Ofhcers ln the club are Wanda Thomas Pres: dent June Strand Treasurer and Betty Lunder man Secretary Ninth Grade Y Teens under the leadership of Mrs Hazel lxellogg emphasizes social SCTVICC The cluh meets every first and third Wednesday P o jects Include world fellowship and social pro grams The officers are lVlyrna .llbhen Presldent Cynthia Anderson Vice President Patrlcla Ma honey Secretary and Betty .lo Barber Treasurer i 1' . . J 3 Q .3 W-1 X ' K J. V' l f' Hi tr L , 3 f Q, ,, 44 ' I . i . . - ..jJaue .Nome gc. .jJa4 .gociaf program . .l I . . . y l '. r ' Junior .yi-H I promofed Sak ga!! journamenf Junior Hi-Y l has had an active shedule this year. They have sponsored several worthy service projects and also the annual Junior High soft hall tournament. Besides these activities Junior Hi-Y I has also sponsored several dances and outings. Junior 2 .ilegaa .ilarzdnefcl gum! Junior Hi-Y ll, under the leadership of advisfr Rodney Haight. has been busy this year raising money for the Stevie Harshiield fund. The purpose of this organization is to create, maintain and extend high standards ol Christian character. The President of Junior Hi-Y Il was Gary Nic- Dowell. Other officers were: Vice-President. Lonnie Ludeman: Secretary, Ronnie Balcerg and Treasurer, Larry Henry. gunner .JU Qvea f 6 ,flonala gui l Cl Offedp on g e4 Wf joreagn .lgrlencld Junior H Y Ill rs another junior organization of the Ylxfl C A Their mam projects for thrs year were grvrng Thanlcsgnmg and Christmas baslcets This year the .lunlor H1 Y clubs bought a wheel chalr for qtexle Harshheld The cluh olllcers are Gene Jaehn President Tom Cardner Vxce President Errol EerNlsse Secretary and Roger Lee Treasurer Rrchard Owen IS the advlser Fifteen Pen Pals promote lrlendshlp with people of different nations hy exchanging letters with boys and girls from other lands Thls lorelgn cor respondence expands Interest m and lcnowledge ol various countries lxlrs Ethel Wood I the 1 user of tue c uh 3 ,SI Ax ,.,. R' G . . by I - pen f9 5 cl ' it ' ' f i- Q 1 1 n n 0 C ' x ' ,' n ' . 1 , ' 3 . D 'S I I . v 5- Sl A -v X f 5 1 gi t Q 9.53 t P , X C Lpper lmlt Baile Row: i liss lleavlin, :Xnn llolleman, ,lret then flsterhol, lxlr. Petty. snn, Judy R11-dy, Nlrs, Joslin and Rachel Knefht. Lower Lell Cheerleaders: Lou Etta Nordhy, .ludy Nlartin lliifllel Kn0l'Ill, Silndfii i'xk9f'ITlaf'i End JOSH Ferguson. efapereffes gdeer jar Junior .fdfdafea Pepperettes, the junior high pep club, has charge ol all cheerleading and pep assemlolies in Connec- tion with junior high sports activities. This or- ganization is comparahle to the senior high Pep Club with its main purpose to create school spirit. Officers are: president, Judy Reedy: Vin'- President, Shirley Anderson: Secretary, Bonnie Swanson: and Treasurer, Julie Rounds. Each junior high grade has its own squad. Each squad talces a turn at managing and Creating pep assemblies. Squad Captains are: ninth grade, Ann Holleman: eighth grade, Gretchen Osterhof and seventh grade, Rachel Knecht. lxliss Cathern Heavlin, ixlrs. lvlary Joslin, and hir. Leander Petty are sponsors. 1-Mrs ront Row: Shirley Anderson. .lulie Rounds. 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