Redfield High School - Pheasant Yearbook (Redfield, SD)

Text from Pages 1 - 118 of the 1948 volume:

ATHOL SCHOOL BUILT IN X911 is ED GALVIV NAVNIE VICE V' -KK FF 'TEN rreslderli of B031'd Treasuer of Board us 5414 VZ, X 4 I D Vx f 1' 1 ts ' 4 . . 5 l ,,, . I - . I -V--M1 'Ci vw. im M . A ' , .1 qv -1 ..fR. V. .C .JL .' And School House -,- Vxce President T ,,,15.. rfN x., 'Ns-..,, if ff .MN Q rs., SN. sm -s..-i-hs.. -x -.. 4 ..,, Ns., 1. -. 4 2 -L, lun Clerk of Board P T A President Elected 1947 P T A Officers not shown Mrs Claire Hagrnan Sec and Mrs Lewis Badger Treasurer HISTORY OF ATHOL PUBLIC SCHOOL Construction of the Athol Public School was begun in February, 1911 and completed August 1911 Materials were purchased from the Athol Tuthill Lumber Company operated by Frank Booth and from business places in Redfield Dobratz and Strauss from Redfield were the contractors Laborers received fifty cents an hour for working The building was paid for by taxes and donations Chairman of the Schoolboard at the tirne was A S Gillette The mexnber of high school students who have graduated from the Athol High School is two hundred and eight The number of former students in service during the two World Wars was thirty-five The largest class graduated from the school was the class of 1941 with a total of twelve members The smallest was in 1900 with one graduate Louis Jungwirth Chairman of the Schoolboard was elected at the last election Edward Galvin President of the Board has served seven years and Wayne Wise, Secretary was elected three years ago PURPOSE OF THE YEARBOOK Since school life is crowded with many activities of glowing u.ntl.ri.ng youth the Athol High School teachers and pupils believe that the public should be in formed of all phases relating to our school system There are the eventful happenings and incidents in school room and play ground social affairs jolly friendships, and happy comradeship ls it any wonder then that with the teeming should be a lasting joy throughout life But alas in the stress and strain of mat urity these precious possessions dim and blur This should not be It need not be For the joyous days the events and incidents of school life can be recorded permanently in a school yearbook to be preserved and treasured throughout life Every line of it read in the years to come, w1ll bring back a host oz rich associations as clearly as morning sun dis pels the mists Apart from the inestimable memento value of a yearbook there is a host of reasons that make such a publication of primary consideration now Besides its value as a running record of school history, it promises a spirit of unity builds school loyalty stimulates morale, and develops character It instlls deeper interest in school ideals and purposes This is the second year of the inauguration of a yearbook of this kind This yearbook has been made possible by local and county business men Read it thoroughly and learn more of school life in your Athol Community interests, school days go all too quickly? School memories and associations HISTORY OF THE ATHOL COMMUNITY When my grandparents carne to South Dakota in 1885, Athol was a boomtown. It consisted of two big hotels, one was where the hall was before it burned, a hardware store, a saloon post office harness shop, two livery barns one was where Lloyd Kegler built his house, a lumber yard that was run by Frank Booth's father two elevators, a drugstore two general stores a shoe shop a blacksmith shop, a brewery where Roy Brown now lives, and a barber shop The population is estirnated to have been five thousand people The town was supposed to have been built a mile north of where :lt now stands and it was called Myrtle City because the first baby born in the settlement was named Myrtle It got its name Athol from an English train conductor who first called it that It was the name of a famous armor used by a House of Lords In England., The name stuck and finally it was changed to Athol It was three years after my grandparents came to South Dakota that they had the blizzard of '88 It was the severest ever experienced in this area The storm struck Athol about nine o clock on the morning January twelfth 1888 The pupils had just arrived at school It was a blinding blizzard until three o clock the next morning A teacher, Miss Stansfield who taught the Percival school north of here was frozen to death as she tried to get to Percivals all night They turned their tearn loose tipped the sled upside-down and crawled under it Their fingers and toes were frozen but otherwise they were unhurt Mrs Reed s sister in law and a little boy were caught in a school house west of here They didn t have any fuel but she put a pair of gloves on hirn and kept hirn walking all night Her hands were slightly frozen but fortunately there were no other injuries My grandfather Galvin, and his brother were caught in the blizzard but managed to reach home safely Some of the other early settlers were my grandmother and her brother, John O Connor several Wllhelms, Schwenns, Alvin Grover, Dan McDole who kept a livery barn and hotel Robert and Frank Twiss, and Corbin Ingalls Drs Wood and Edward were also early settlers The first school had only ten grades in it The first teacher was Lotty Witheral who was sixteen years old There was no high school the first few years In 1911 the present school building was built Slnce the boom, the town has slowly disappeared until it consists of only about a fourth of what it did In the beginning there were four passenger trains each day ln tlrne the town will probably disappear altogether Francis Galvin A family who lived south of town had several young men out ln the storm L Q L..N . fax., QH -I 5 l,'f?5,, . 13:5 Zwkqfg -55-53: : f x ,.X - X- 2,9 , f I . - - - M F ' - T f . 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W - H 1 : Y N ' msn MX My I p5 -I bkli LN ATI-IOL HIGH SCHOOL ALUMNI DIRECTORY In the first years, from 1900 to 1915 the graduates graduated from the tenth grade instead of the usual four years of high school Class of 1900 Alferd Young .Banners Ferry Idaho Class of 1901 Everette Brant Linton, N Dak Myra Brant Mrs Wettseln, Conde S Dak Class of 1906! Mabel Enos Deceased Agnes Sullivan Yankton, S Dak Caddie Janes fMrs I-logeboom Rockham S ak Clare Leyrnan, Iroquois S Dak Class of 1903 Jessie Leyrnan 1Mrs H L Lewis, California fDeceased, fDeceased, Ralph Wilhelm Igloo S Dak Beulah Gallup fMrs Jim Blevins, Winnipeg Ontario Will Beals St Louis Missouri John Kegler Emma Alice Stewart Class of 1904 M J Twiss Doland, S Dak Myrtle Paxton fMrs Sarn Keller, Durind Illinois Myrl Relnecke fMrs Fr Etter,. Seattle, Washington James O'Marrow, McCloskey fAddress Unknown, Class of 1905 Maude Beals 1Address Unknown, Chrlstabel Hubbard California Esther Olson Deceased No Class in 1906 No Class IE 1907 Class of 1908 Norbert Tvrlss Athol, S. Dak. Florenee Young Mrs Robert Styles, Brentford, S Dak Robert Prlndls , Athol ak Bess Snyder fMrs John Bing Aberdeen, ak No Class ln 1909 Class of 1910 Winnie Brant GE-ris. George Kutschkl, Aberdeen, S Dak Genevieve O Connor fMrs Charles Lang Chicago, Illinois Earl Twiss Harllngton Texas Henry Reed Athol, S Dak 1911 1912 1913 1914 No Graduates Class of 1915 Lottie Ingalls 1Mrs Beerharn, Murdo S Dak Delphlne Kegler fMrs Ben Kelley, Address Unknown, Vera McN1.if Minneapolis Minnesota Class of 1916 Richard Dutch Aberdeen S Dak May Twiss Ullrs J' H Herman, Aberdeen, S Dak Ethyl Prlndll fMrs Thompson, Albert Lea Minnesota Ray McNi.ff. Minneapolis, Minnesota Carrie Hopkins Mrs Olson, Northvllle S Dak Class of 1917 Clarence Johanneson :Redfield S Dak James Hnlihan. Los Angles California Evan I-Iolihan. Los Angeles California Ida Knott fMrs Charles Taylor, Conde, S Dak Class of 1918 Nellie Twiss1Mrs J R Dutch, Aberdeen D Dak Jesse Cutler Mtddress Unknown, Jaznes Ingalls Coeur d Alene Idaho Mary Rasmussen LM.rs. Otto Riser, Athol, S Dak Harvey Babcock lDeceased, Fleida Rasmussen fMrs Ray Reinecke, Athol, S Dak No Class of 1919 Class of 1920 Thelma Grover 1Mrs E Weldemanj Aihol S Dak Beryl Kegler Q Mrs Fred Flint, Redfield, S. Dak ' . o 4, f . ......... . ............f , A A ' A A ...fn . . . . gg. , Q , a :sooo 1 ' ' san Primus. Reafieni, s. Dak. Q . ......... K tumour D l..'l..l .c , , . . . ,s.D . 1 ,savanna I ' ' s.n . . . Class of 1920 Cont d James Reed Dovlestown W1s Hazel Rolllns Oakes N Dak Class of 1921 Ela Knott Mrs James Ingalls Coeur d Alene Idaho Class of 1922 Donald Sulhvan Seattle Wash Lloyd Kegler Athol S Dak Maude Rasmussen Mrs Marc Clewerth Elg1n Illrxozs Irene Sull1van Vancouver Br1t1sh Columbla Class of 1923 Dorothy Sandell Unknown Eleancye XVIIIIBITIS. Mrs P Hagman Los Angeles Cal1forn1a L1la Kegler Deceased, Class of 1924 Carrol Kegler Mrs Ralph Wllhelm Igloo S Dak Frances W1ll1ams Mrs A Carlson S1oux Falls S Dak Myrtle Cella Wllhelm Rap1d C1ty S Dak G1le Dahlgren .South Gate Cal1forn1a Class of 1925 Unknown Cal1forn1a Washlngton Athol S Dak Deceased Lloyd Tw1ss Edward Meehan Evertt Snyder Hope Rhoades. Weldon Sull1van Class of 1926 Kather1ne W1ll1ams San Gabr1el Cal1forn1a Mrs Ray Moore South Gate Cal1forn1a M1ldred Dutch Mrs Cla1re Harrlsl M1tchell S Dak Laura Kevler Class of 1927 Ehzabeth W1lhelm Mrs R1chard Pr1ce Rap1d C1ty S Dak Mrs Glen Lucke Rap1d C1ty S Dak Los Angeles Cal1forn1a Wash1ngton QMrs George F1shelJ Cedar Rapxds Iowa Azalla Pr1ce Rachel Dahlgren. Maxme Sullxvan Mane Wrse. Class of 1927 Cont dl Gladys Zezgler Mrs Frank Orrl Kansas Reva Knott fMrs Lawrence Eddmger Bell Califorma Class of 1928 Esther Reed. lMrs Leo GBIVIH, Athol S Dak Mary T1eman Bell1ngham Wash Cla1re Ingalls Deceased, Bernadmne McCloskey Austm M1nn Leo Galv1n Athol S Dak Grace Rassmussen Mrs Harry Cle berg Athol S Dak Mary Dutch Sioux Falls S Dak Robert McCloskey M1nnesota Class of 1929 Ashton S Dak Coeur d Alene Idaho Deceased Stanford Cahfornxa Mrs Ed Kruegar Mxnnesota Mrs Ray Galvxn Athol S Dak Class of 1930 Leslie Wllhelm Wallace Ingalls Mary Miller Anna Sandell Maxme Tw1ss Dorothy Water s Waslnngton Norma Helen Ingalls fMrs Sfmoot Mellette S Dak Viv1a.n Keller Mrs Mar1on Stevens Northville S Dak Viv1an Hopkins Mrs Erwm Shantz Athol S Dak Eugene McCloskey Austm Mmn Esther Meehan Mrs Floyd Groft Athol, S Dak August Schroer lAddress Unknown Loretta Schwenn Mrs Larry Palm Minneapohs, Minn John W1ll1ams Cam Gabr1el Cal1f Class of 1931 Grace R1ser lMrs Mrlton W1ck1 Redfxeld S Dak Roberta Price Rapxd Cmty S Dak Bonnie Rhoades Mrs F Eagleson S1oux C1ty, Iowa Redempta McCloskey ,Racme W1s Melv1n Sch1lter Athol S Dak Max Tw1ss Wash1ngton, D C Class of 1932 Evelyn Booth. Mrs Hartford Compton Cali.forn1a C 'l I ' u .......... , , '. ' .... f . , . . . . .J . 1 ' ,f. f - ffl: ...... 1' ' .J . I . -1 '. .. ', ' . ' ..... ' , . lc . l ' 1... . . . ...- I . . . .1 ' ..... , . . ' .............. ' .4 ..fff ...... 1 D' .5 ' 7111. .' 5 . ' 1 ' . . . ...I . 'l .... :Q . . D , . . Iona Wise. , ,fMrs. lrwinl Tacomla, .Washl Mildred Collins .... fMrs. R. Tiemanl - .... , -' , 1 c C . U , . y. ' .............. 1 1 , . . .. .... ' ' K . ' 1 - ..... ' 3 ' 'Q ' S ' ....... i '., . . 1 D ........ Q . D .J ...., ' , - ..... 4 .. ' ug . u ' ..l .. 'i ' 1 ......f .. .i I .J . - E- ...... . ? Class of Maurma Tvuss M11dred Manenau Mary Fergen Wayne Wise Jess1e W1se 1932 Cont d Mrs Joe Lutz, Montev1deo, M1nn Le Mars Iowa Ch1cago, Illmois Athol S Dak Seattle Washington Luczlle Shantz Mrs George Hanson Cahfornia Ard1s Schilter Mrs Les Schone Frankfort, S Dak Rex Tw1ss Mxnneapolis M1nnesota Armond Baseler Gold H111 Oregon Nomca Galvin Mrs Harold Johnson Athol S Dak Evelyn Shantz Mrs George Peterson Deceased, Northville S Dak Charlotte Schwenn Athol S Dak Class of 1933 Ma y Itleehan 1Mrs Dav1d Keller, Ashton S Dak Evelyn Bateen Mrs Garth Ze1g1er Ca11forn1a Clarence Sh1lter Athol S Dak James Humphrey Cahfornia Harriet Watkms Rapid C1ty S Dak Class of 1934 Jean Wilhams tMrs Herb Wagner, Redfxeld S Dak Curt1s Ingalls Washlngton D C Ipswlch, S Dak Compton Cali.forn1a Rapid City S Dak Herbert Booth Howard Watk1nS. Bruce W1se Washmgton Emery Baseler Los Angeles Calif Wmston Barness James Osborne Class Dwight Booth Luc1lle Bormann Frankfort, S Dak Redfield S Dak of 1938 Compton Ca11f Mobridge S Dak Reed Collins Rap1d C1ty, S Dak Alicia O Connor Mrs Van Houten Athol S Dak Hazel Price. Mrs Gordon McLennon Cleveland, Ohio Frances Reed. Athol S Dak Dorothy Schwenn Mrs C Saugstead, Cal1forn1a Theola Collins Mrs L Anderson Helen B atteen Hazel Bormann Paul Forsythe Rap1d City S Dak of 1939 Mr s Ed Lenord Watertown, S Dak Ohio Custer S Dak Class Jack Gates Beatr1ce Water S Exlleen Price. Llewlyn Wilhams Dean W1se James W1lliams Phvliss Young of 1935 Redf1eld S Dak Mrs Dav1d Wright, St Helens Oregon Mrs Ralph Lowe Watertown S Dak Cal1forn1a Athol S Dak Deceased, Spcarfxsh S Dak Class of 1936 Roy Weed Athol S Dak Donna Waters Mrs Dorman Peterson, Br1tton S Dak R1chard Batteen. fUnknown, Class of 1937 Marxon Christxansen Deceased Agnes O Connor Mrs Earl Ames Huron S Dak Eunice Reinecke Minneapolis, M1nnesota Altha Sch1lter Mrs C Wilhelm Miranda S Dak Galvin Weideman Athol S Dak Class of 1940 Edward Christiansen Alameda Cal1f Margaret F1sher Clark S Dak Gladys Shantz Cahforrua Evelyn Sheet Mrs G Wexdeman Athol S Dak Luq111e Weideman Mrs L Strahl, Ashton S Dak Ernrna Al1ce Stewart Mrs Peterson Mellette S Dak Class of 1941 Lloyd Hill Athol S Dak Els1e Stewart Mrs Don Isaacson Oregon Dale Weldeman Athol, S Dak Annie Fisher fMrs Dean Weideman Athol S Dak V ns K ', f ....... 1 .. . - ,,,,, Q , . 5 ' ' ------- . 1. ' .. .... C . , A- ' - ' J ' .... . ----f - , ' .J ' , . .. f ' - - ...... , . . as ' 11.4 . ' 3 - ' ..... . 4 , ' ' 'y -'--- r ' - ....i..: . ,.. . . ' ...... . . ,,,q c, , 5 Ruth Riser. . .u .. i .. .D .. f.1V1rs. Don Gerriets, C1355 ' . . ..... . , n - 1:1151 . f . .... . 0, . . : - ...c' . J - g ' ' zf:1q 'f .' ' J , ....... , . . . t . ,. . . ...C . ' , . . ' ' ......... I 1 ' C . , ...... ' ...... . . ,l . . .. . , Class of 1941 fCont d, Hlldegarde Jungwirth Mrs Don Lambert, Athol S Dak Gloria Hanlon Mrs Lester Wlles Redfield S Dak Shirley Stoner Mrs Ray Sanger Orient S Dak Virginia Relnecke Wagner, S Dak Dorothy Sheetz lMrs Les Basche, Sioux Falls S Dak Florence Christiansen Mrs Jack Stoner, Lead S Dak George I-lunmphrey Glendale California Patricia Reed Mrs J' P Carda Chelsea S Dak Class of 1942 Betty Booth EMIS Robert Martin, Los Angeles California Dorothy Hill Mrs L Rowe Snohonish Washington Bette J'o O Daniel Rapid City S Dak Alfred Daniels Culver City California Le Roy Groft Raymond S Dak Class of 1943 Wilma Christiansen Redfield Dean Weidernan. .Athol Ray Jungwirth Athol Melvin Weideman Athol Aletha Nelson Mrs Judson, Seattle Washington Dak Dak Dak Dak Cletus O Connor Athol S Dak Clas of 1944 Dorothy Christiansen flV'rs Rooert Clark, Redfield S Dak Dan Weideman Athol S Dak Carolyn Jungwirth CMTS R Kegler, Athol S Dak Laura Brown Mrs Martin Christiansen Wolcott N Dak Floyd Sheetz Ashton S Dak Cordella Tasche Mrs Melvin Weideman Athol S Dan Class of 1945 Monica Jean Reed Chelsea S Dak Darlene Weideman. Athol S Dak Dak Eileen McNeely Northville Bill For sytne Northvllle ak No Class in 1946 Class in 1947 Jerald Galvin Athol Dwight Weideman Athol Max Hill Athol Lee Snyder Rapid City Dak Dak Dak Dak Class of 1948 Hazel Christiansen Athol Ethyl Grohs Athol Vincent .Tungwirth Athol S Dak Dak Dak ......f . , , , ' --f - , . . . ...... . f , , 1 ' aooouonoo 9 0 o 1- - 4 Q . . . , 1 ......- ,S.D . ........ , . . .... -.-... ,S. , .. ...... ,S. . ...... ...... ,S. . .... ,S. . ........ ,S. . .S. . .... ... ,S. . ... .... ,S. . ,,,,,,, ,S, , ...... .K . ,,,,, , ,, ,S, , if X :A-1 th'-g 4- -- is, . f 1 si la J. vfxcgvl-T Y .-- 3 Do 501' D .lg . 1 . .ma- ,. 1-.-vf. ,- .r . ,.: A.:.'71 fi 153754 , Kg v-.-va, -an -,. 1-ii? Superintendent Emory P Herring B A Degree from Greeley Colorado Ma or Social Studies Mmors 1n Education Scxence and Englxsh Graduate work Universxty of South Dakota Foreign travels Phxlzppines and Japan Sub ects taught Economics General Science Typing II and Socxal Studxes Teacher Joseph V Bunsness B S Degree from Aberdeen South Dakota Ma or Soclal Science 'Vlmors rn Education Natural Sclence and Commerce Forelgn Travels England and travels on Sub ects taught English I Algebra General Secretarial Training lnternatxonal Relatxons Business Law Journalism and Vorld Geography Grammer Grades Mrl George Henning Attended Notre Dame Ir College Mitchell South Dakota Primary Teacher Miss Hope Rhoades Attended Northern State Teacher: College Aberdeen South Dakota rO 'Q Ry, an 19' F' ij '- . I . - ' . I , ' lr L H . ' ,Vi I -, , ' 4 s l 'J ' - . 1 I ' . '- f L, the continent. L ---F-' i - .'A .D v 1 4 - ing' t , . . 4 1 Q N ,FN fx uimfxx 5 ..,' -v , -fl, - 1 . , 0. 1 ff? A! Zdfff 'x M 'x f-fxf J. .. J -, Ku, lx Uxswf ,A . 1 ,,- V, 2 -ff' Are.- .,,,.. .-N ,Q . -I F -:Me-'fx' ,Nga fx.- z ..-,J-1 . .b-,X-, , . , ,-255, rf A 1 V ' '? SENIURS V ,yi VINCENT JUNGWHLTH 0-. '3- THE SENTORS THE BIG FOUR SENIOR CLASS WILL OF 1948 WE THE CLASS OF 1948, OF ATHOL HIGH SCHOOL OF THE COUNTY OF SPINK AND OF THE STATE OF SOUTH DAKOTA BEING OF SOUND MIND AND BODY AFTER FOUR STRENUOUS YEARS DO HEREBY MAKE PUBLISH, AND DECLARE THIS AS OUR LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT HEREBY REVOKING ALL FORMER WILLS BEQUESTS, AND DEVICES OF WHATEVER NATURE OR FORM HERETOFORE MADE BY US I, Vincent Vince Jungwirth do will the following my seat in the assembly to Duane Larsen, so he can make a quick get away, my ability to turn the crank on the mirneograph machine to Daryl Weldeman my dislike for women to Marlin Grohs my end of the stylus to David Burton my height to Rolland Grohs as if he needed it my Whippet car Doll to Marion McNeely so she can get to school on tlrne and my good grades to Shirley Wise, my ability to foul out in basketball garnes to Rolland Grohs I, Ethyl Grohs, do will the following my ability to get out of semester tests to Marilyn Galvin my back seat in the senior row to Beverly Daniels my position in the Arrow Staff to Andy Thares my extra pounds to Shirley Wise my love for Business Law to Marlin Groft my quick flaming blushes to Ioan Shantz my ability to make about twenty words :ln typing to Daryl Weideman my slant eyed glasses to Duane Larsen. I Hazel Christiansen do will the following my ability to get along with the teachers to Marion McNeely my ability to type stencils to Beverly Daniels my Arlene Larsen my ability to get ixnportant high school positions to Helen Hill WE THE SENIORS will to the Faculty our regular excuses for getting out of class to work on the paper TO THE .TUNIORS we will our battered desks to accept or refuse and also our senior d1gnity TO THE SOPHOMORES we will our ability to argue at all tlrnes and our dislike to coming to conclusions on important decisions TO THE FRESHMEN we will our fondness for chewing gum and our ability to make four grades in four years THUS WE THE SENIORS OF 1948 SET OUT OUR HAND AND SEAL THIS OUR LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT THIS 14TH DAY OF MAY IN THE YEAR OF OUR LORD ONE THOUSAND NINE HUNDRED AND FORTY EIGHT SIGNED HA ZEL CHRISTIANSEN VINCENT IIQGVSE TH ETHYL, GROHS SWORN AND SUBSCRTB BEFORE ME THIS SIGNATU jAND TITLE OF FFICER ADMINISTRATING D D I I D I no in . I 1 3 3 I 1 , ll Ol Y I I 3 O I I I I ability to get to dances to Davld Burtong my giggles to Yvonne Galvin, my height to I I S n I a D I D 1. . -1. I SENIOR HISTORY ANCLENT AND MODERN On August 31st 1936 four little first graders Hazel Christiansen Vincent Jungwlrth Helen Hill and Gordon Collins were led by the their znothers to begin their first twelve years of school Of the group only two were left at the tirne of the eighth grade graduation They were Hazel Christiansen and Vincent Jungwirth With these two graduates Ethyl Grohs, who attended grade school t Zell South Dakota was added when they entered their first year of high school in Sept ember 1943 Due to the fact that the Athol School was not opened during 1944 45 the entire high school attended Ashton School was again resumed at Athol in 1945 46 and the same three took their places as Juniors The next year saw the battle drawing to a close and we were indeed happy but as we look back over those twelve struggling years we will think of the fun we ve had and the memories we will cherish SENIOR CLASS PROPHECY The Scrap Iron Lirnited had just pulled into the Grand Central Station at Athol. Denny Hays the depot agent and John William Kegler newly appointed postmaster were on the job A strange man with old clothes, worn out shoes and first but after a while as a few of the old thners carne around they thought they had seen this person some place before After starting a conversation they learned that his name was Vincent Jungwirth who had lived here until the year of his graduation in 1948 They also learned after a long talk that he was a graduate of Yale and had just completed a new invention which would completely revolutionize transport ation The people became very puzzled after they heard this because they wondered why he looked like a hobo They soon received the answer that the patent had not gone throught yet and until it did it would be safer to roam the country looking like a tramp After discussing his past l:lfe he suddenly became very interested in his former classmates of Athol High School Ethyl Grohs and Hazel Christiansen After inquiring he found Hazel is now the wife of a well known railroad ex ecutive and is living in Athol South Dakota a town of about fifty thousand She is a star vocalist in Billy Mitchells Band which is well known throughout the United States She says she keeps very busy minding her five children which include two sets of twins Arnid the rush of the things there was knock at the back door She opened the door and there stood a tramp asking for a handout After looking at him closely she recognized a small pin on his jacket as the pln which Vince had received as President of the Senior Class of 1948 She invited him ln and he ex plalned his invention to her After he had shaved washed and redressed, Hazel suggested that they go see Ethyl who lived on a cattle ranch just a few miles northeast Vince telephoned Jane Ellen Reed who makes baby sitting her business to come and stay with Hazel s children, and they took Hazel s 1968 jet propelled Cadlllac to the ranch In a few minutes they came to the wide-spread ranch, known as the J-E Bar As they drove into the yard two brown eyed little girls came running to meet them. Ethyl and her husband had just driven in from looking at some of the two thousand head of cattle. 'l'hey recognized the car and Hazel. As Ethyl walked ln, she saw Vince happily playing with her two little glrls. She was very surprised and invited them to a steak supper. As they sat together eating, they recalled many memories and thought of all the fun they had had ln their school days. So that ls how things have panned out during a lapse of twenty years. three-inch whiskers stepped down from one of the boxcars. Nobody noticed him at .X- x,. X Q. wi. Q C Q1 rf., 'UNIORS SOPHUMORES AQ u ' ,f zu ,, l N KA N .195 1' X' i f' 'f 4 S 5 M e A fi, R ,' 1. A 4- I x j Su ' L f' 5 5 X 'Q 'Y' -8 -nav 34 I 11 il, X' U +C' FRESHMAN asv '91 CLASS fr, 'Nr'-Q f? -4? I 1 I A fb GRAMMAR GRADES in 1' 0' ,Q-z X Back row left to right Karlene Tewell James Manmng Donald Burton Darlene Manning Lola Gro!! Anita Badger Marilyn Badger, Donna Rag McNeely and Mrs George Henning Front row left to r1ght Billy Badger Charles Badger Phillip Tewell Carolyn Wise, John Kegler Duane Wgideman and Jimmy Reed Not pictured Margaret Rathbun Richard Gallup EIGHTH GRADE GRADUATES 1948 If ,M 'iv sy! rr A7 in -I-4. 1 , A 3 . .' y Q z l 5 ' Y x tw, 1 sv xy I' -'L' 1 1 A i f4',,1Qk V L J O 'lx . N fy A v 1 f M ' s , E 4 ' ' :. N 5 ' C, ll A R ,Zh gn . M J 0 I , A. - A , ,, F 1, N ' T 1 b y ' 4 'Q Q . N , , I ' f???ii'gf, f' , 1 2 ' ' rf ' 'X '-'LG ,,'V' 5 . 1- , , - y f j1f? 1 1 -5- 5 LOWER GRADE ROOM Back Row Left to Right Sharon Shantz, Ileen Croft, Leslie McNee1y Marvin Hagman Wymand Woodward, Jo Ann Kegler Beverly Who Front Row Left to Right Jerry Hagman Larry Hays, Danny Badger W1lford Rathbun Nancy Shantz Judy Reed Veronica Van Houten -1 sg JY ,.- LOWER GRADE ROOM OUTDOOR SETTING yi 1,4 int-an H3 .. vu-an-wa pq' O? -C I ARROWHEAD STAFF 1 Buck Row Left to Right Bevurly Groha Vlncem Jungwix-th Haul Chrhtluuen Front Row Loft to Right Ethyl Grohl, Blvorly Daniels Marion McNeely Yvonne Galvin lNot Shown! f'-gf A 1'8 0 up l'f 5 VK! --qv H S C H E E R L E A D 4 MARILYN GALVIN JOAN SHANTZ DARLENE MANNING MARILYN BADGER UPPER GRADE Y C L OI-'FICLRS Back Row Left to Right Donald Burton Rxchard Gallup James Manning Front Row Left to Right Lois Groft Carolyn Wise Marilyn Badger Darlene Manning - I-: R tr S fa ' gl, ' G - A 3 - , , R A Q X ,As A 1 A E, N l D - M .- E if , A. i . A -i 1 C ,I ,A H l 1-: ' , E ' V x , . . D R , M L E 1 A A . D , E ' R xx . ' s - - I I D- Q ' if , A If , -,il ..,, ,555 A ., -5. , A A N, , ,l, , p I Iv '41, v ' P' I t.. , ' ww.. V' , 'H xv V. ' .. . - ' ' , 1 u P' QA , Y V. ' ' 4' ,Ms A' Ju f ATI-IOL ARROW STAFF ..- Back Row Left to Right Beverly Grohs Vincent Iungwxrth Hazel Beverly Daniels Helen Hill Mar1on McNeely GIRLS PED SQUAD ui' 5. 'Sm' Back Row left to Rlght Beverly Dxmels, Yv onne Galvin, Ethyl Grohs, Beverly Grohs Hazel Christiansen, Francms Galvxn, Front Row Left to Rxght Shxrley Vxse, Helen Hill, Marion McNeelv. Arlene Larsen Cheerleaders Left to Right Itnn Shantz, Marilyn G'llV1l'1 .. A'Lv vjfj 4'1- lff l- 'f'5s'Qi': W Q 37 -' . if . Fit-Jw, F 'T-fix . ' . x?142l'f'fA 4 . - aa 'ff gg' , . xr ' ' Q . A ., ,-5 . 'x V ,-N CIIIIIYIBDSOD, Marlin Groft, Front Row-Left to Right Ethyl Grohl, - . in ll :RN .M .. R -3 X ' I :Q v PLAY CAST RI '13 Back Row Left to Right Vincent .Tungwirth Beverly Grohs Marlzn Groft Mr Herz-mg Dxrector Front Row Left to Right Arlene Larsen Joan Shantz Francxs Galv-ln David Burton STUDENT COUNCIL Baclf Row Left to Right Marlxn Croft Marlon NcNeely VlhCEht Jungwxrth E'hyl Grohs ont Row Left to Rxght Beverly Grohs N ar 1lvn GBIVIH FTBDCIS Galvxn Hazel Chrxstxansen 'ww mi-as N s 'G lim FE? QU aww HHH Muni aw! malt HW Annual MM :wmv QM aH'f-fm 1-riff' 4 Wvs'v ef? HIGH SCHOOL GIRLS OF 1948 1' 1 'W' s bw 1 Front row left to right Shu-ley Wxse Marxlyn Galvin Helen Hill Yvonne Galvin, Joan Shantz and Arlene Larsen Standing left to right Beverly Daniels Frances Galvxn Ethyl Grohs Beverly Grohs Hazel Christiansen and Marlon McNee1y ,I .. ,-nfs-fvjrgltl Q, Y 6 GRADE CHEEIRLEADERS Something new was added in the lme of cheerxng thzs year The grade girls decided that they would support thexr team with a cheermg squad An election was held and Marxlyn Badger and Darlene Mannang were elected The cheerleaders wore whzte skxrts and red sweaters Thelr efforts were greatly appreciated by the Athol fans and the grade team and we are looklng forward to having them as cheerleaders xn hxgh school Q . A' :rj : v. K g . 'xg Q - Zn- ' f E .. wg. U I 1. 9 5 5 ' ' X ' 4? 1 ' K ', ' K V F , 9 0- ' , Y , Z Q, 3 A . ft , , i R wif ' tr Q R , 1 Q ' V. fs.. l,- V Q 5, f ty' . , ' . tp F Q :hwy V, .yr ntl I-I-Z4 , A' fan- wed X -,.g :N ' . -. . L -47 1 ff: 4 , ,. 'Q -, f V 1 ' Q .Z . . Y 1,5 F .- I Y' . A s as f l N L - ,f M ff 'NCQ H w n l K - , 5 .. J- nal ll' . - A I V W, N, x by r Q, . S ' J' b 1 4 V , nf' ' R ' ' 'Xi g i S1 -I 1 Y I ' . hW4,.n,, R . 1 V '. 5. ' lg, s :K .l , U -nv ......,,,, Y vonne ALGEBRA CLASS Top center Front row, left to right Galvin Helen H111 Marilyn Galvin Shirley Wlse, Joan Sh Arlene Larsen and Frances Galvin Back row left to right R lland Grohs Marlin Groft Daryl Weldeman Dav-ld Burton o Instructor Mr Bunsness jun---A .nhi TYPING Il CLASS Mxddle left Front row left to right Beverly Grohs Beverly Danxels Hazel Chrxstxansen, Back row left to right Ethyl Grohs, xx-th and Marion NcNeely, Instructor Mr E Herring Vincent Jungw 'Sn- 'tc' 6 I 4 s emi Q -an Nts' GENERAL SCIENCE CLASS Bottom left Front row left to rxght Shirley Wxse. Mar ilyn Galvin Helen H111 Arlene Larsen Joan Shantz and Frances Galvin Back row vonne Galvxn Davxd Burton Marlm Groft Rolland Grohs and Daryl Veldeman Instructor Mr Herrxng left to rxght Y antz lllttuj Q ECONOMICS CLASS Middle right Front row left to rlght Beverly Grohs Ethyl Grohs, Beverly Daniels Marion McNee1y Back row Instructor Mr E Herrxng I JOURNALISM BUSINESS LAW AND SECRETARIAL TRAINING CLASSES Bottom right Front row left to right Beverly Grohs Beverly Danxels and Hazel Chrlstxansen, Back row left to rxght Ethyl Grohs Vxncent Jungwirth and LIBTIOD lVcNee1y Instructor Mr Bunsness ' ' I - 'W H - ... AQ f ' I 1 I g ,K N ' 4 ' ' :J -.4 I ,Ii F 4 fl . : I ri - 1' fl -.4 , 1 - Q at I . I 1 I . . . . I . I I . 1 , . . A , Q .W ' 1 -me i V lf . f ' 4 , .Q , 3 if 4 ,1 N li' , v A ' It , ' .,,-,s l K I :A ' 'G -. 'I .l, I 1 I . I , . . . . . , , . , . . . , . . . Y N 4 J . . . 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I l I I ' . . . . - - 1 n 1 ' ' . . . - INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS To rxght Front row left to right Marxlyn Galvin Helen Hill, Marlin Groft Marlon McNeely and Beverly Daniels Standing left to right Beverly Grohs Hazel Chrlstxansen, Vincent Jungwirth Ethyl Grohs and Yvonn Galvin Instructor, Mr Bunsness A ENGLISH I To right Front row, left to right Yvonne Galvin Hel en Hill Marilyn Galvin Shirley Wise, Joan Shantz Arlene Larsen Frances Galvin Standing left to :right Daryl Weideman David Bur ton Rolland Grohs Marlin Groft Instructor Mr Bunsness B WORLD GEOGRAPHY CLASS To left Front row left to right Marilyn Galvin Helen Hill Marlxn Groft and Yvonne Gal vin Standmg left to rxght Hazel Chrilt iansen, and Vincent Jungwxrth Instructor Mr Bunsness 0 5 SOCIAL STUDIES To left Front row Wise Joan Shantz Arlene Larsen Standing left to nght Instructor r Herring David Burton Rolland Grohs Daryl Wexdeman Not pxctured are Andrew Thares and Duane Larsen JJ 5, ' 5 . IQ I N 1 , : - 5 . . , '4 uv , .' 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SHIRLEY WISE Shirley and her Pau 4 Init! ation and other Fx-och snap: 'Sw i V-X Left to right Andrew Tl-nares Shirley Wlse Joan Shlnta, Arlene Larsen, France: Galvin, and Daryl Weldeman David Burion Duane Larsen and Rolland Grohs A Left to right Frances Galvin. Daryl Weldeman David Burton, Duane Larsen and Rolland Grohs P' un 5 'Z' ,r fr-4-. JOAN SHANTZ Prettlest girl in AHS FROSH GIRLS The big clinch 251. sr-mu.:-:Y wzss Posing shony up in th, ,U , 94 -----------......... ........... ' ..... , 9 --------------------- ------------ ' ' - I 9 , o o n 24, -------------- ------- ------- 9 9 ' ' . 1 9 ' ' . , 9 ------------------ ------------- - 11: . ' 1 Q Q 14, -------- - -------------. .- 20, ------------................ ...... 21, -----------------...... .......... 21, -------------......... 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' 9, ------------------------------------------- . . . 13, ----------------------------------- - 13, ----------------------------------- 17,' ------------------------------------- - 19, ---------------------------------- 20, ---------------------------------- 25, ------------------------------ 26, ------------------------------ 27, ------------------------------ September September September September September October 9 SCHOOL CALENDAR FOR 1948 'OH l 1 7 4 1 47 17 1 47 23 1947 1947 1947 October 10 1947 October 14 1947 October 21 1947 November 6 1 47 November 7 1 47 November 7 1 47 November November November November November November November November December December December December December December December December January January January January January January January January January January January January January February February February February February February February February February Mar ch 8 Mar ch 26 March 28 1947 1947 1947 1947 1947 1947 1947 1947 1947 1947 1947 1947 1947 1947 1947 1947 1948 1948 1948 1948 1948 1948 1948 1948 1948 1948- 1948 1948 1948 1948 1948 1948 1948 1948 1948 1948 1948 1948 1948 1948 1948 Apr111 1948 Anrn 2 1948 School Began State 1:a1r Huron. First P T A Meeting School Pictures Taken Freshman Initiation S1x Weeks Tests Six Weeks Tests School Dance Town F1re Ticket Selling Campa1gn Ticket Selling Campalgn Basketball Mellette P T A School Dance At Chelsea Six Weeks Tests Six Weeks Tests Thanksgiving Vacatlon Started SDEA SDEA SDEA -Thanksg1v'1ng Vacation Northville Ashton Mellette Frankfort Ended There There There There -P T A Christmas Program -Christmas Vacation Started School Convened Vacation Ashton There Semester Tests Semester Tests -PTA Juniors Receive Rings Tulare There Town Team Mellette There -Sunshine Sunshine School Out For Sunshine Tournament Tournament Tournament Tournament P T A Mellette Valentine Orient Six Weeks Six Weeks There Party There Tests Tests -District Tournament -District Tournament District Tournament P T A Good Friday Easter Six Weeks Tests Six Weeks Tests April April April April May May May May May May This girls Wise 12148 P T A Freedom Train Aberdeen -Senior Skip Day Open House At Northern .Tr Sr Banquet Baccalaureate 12. 1948 16 1948 ? l 48 30. 1948 1 148 9 l 48 Commencement Seme ster s Semester s School Picnic 12, 1 48 13 148 14 1948 ATHQLHIGH SCHOOL DANCE Athol High Schbol held a dance at Chelsea South Dakota Nbvember 14 1947 dance was held in Chelsea because of the fire which burned the Athol Hall Advance ticket sales were conducted on November 6th and 7th The group of starting out on the morning of the Sth nf November were as follows Shirley Arlene Larsen Ioan Shantz, Frances Galvin, and Hazel Christiansen They canvassed the towns of Ashton, Mollette Northville and Cresbard and received a total of S62 75 for tickets sold that day On the following morning another group set out This group consisted of David Burton Duane Larsen Daryl Weideman Andy Thares, Marlin Groft and Vince Iungwirth They canvassed the towns of Frankfort Redfield Tulare and Zell They had a total of S63 00 for tickets sold during that day Music both old and new was furnished by Bierman s Band Numbers were sold on a radio and at midnight the lucky one was drawn It was won by a girl from Cresbard Something new was added in the form of a basket social Auctioning began after the radio was given away Approximately eighteen baskets were auctioned Altogether they totaled S41 00 Net profit on the dance and radio was S217 65 This money was used by the student council during the year to finance school activities including athletics PROJECTS SPONSORED BY STUDENT COUNCIL Among the projects sponsored by the Student Council during the past year was the purchase of a mineograph machine an electric radio basketball equipment and trips to neighboring towns to basketball garnes. In addition the school sponsored several school parties including the Iluxior Senior Banquet. The Student Council is thankful to the public for their splendid support of all school events. ARROWHEAD STAFF The Arrowhead Staff of 1948 consisted of the Journalism Class. People in the class were as follows: Vincent Jungwirth, Hazel Christiansen, Ethyl Grohs, Beverly Daniels, Beverly Grohs, and Marion McNee1y. Yvonne Galvin and Beverly Daniels were the photographers for the Arrowhead. The school is grateful to the Athol Arrowhead Staff for devoting so much of' their time and energy to make this annual possible. D 9 ' , 9 ----------------------------------------------------- . . . 9 ----------------------------------------------------- May ll, 1948 ------------------------------------------------------------- P,T,A, 9 --......--...-........................-..-...--..-... . 9 --------------------------------- F ----------------------- . 9 ------------------------------ - --------------------------- I FRESHMAN INITIATION With the rattle of a dog chain, a swing of a pitchfork, and the hula hu.la dance, our Freshman Initiation started off with a bang during September, 1947 Taking as their theme, Make Hay While the Sm Shines , David Burton and Shirley Wise, our little twins came attired as hula dancers David, who received his complexion from Lady Esther had a lovely rose in his beautiful black curls Shorts and tennis shoes completed his outfit Shirley, her cornsilk colted pig tails waving in the breeze, teetered unsteadily on high heels three inches off the ground They carried a covered basket which when further investigated was found to contain six hard boiled eggs By the way, does anyone know the name of the beach where Ioan Shantz and Rolland Grohs were stranded? Ioan, a candidate for the title, Miss America wore a broad smile a bathing suit, and high heels and waved a beer bottle Rolland who wore bathing trunks was busily engaged in fishing Daryl Weideman must have been afraid that he rnight lose some sleep that night He wore a night gown borrowed from his elder sister and carried an alarm clock his feet were shoved into white sandals occasionally Duane Larsen gave a touching protrayal of a young mother His dress was the latest style it was red trimmed wlth white His costume was completed by a sky scraper hat He gently chided his baby doll when it made too much noise However the baby spent most of the day riding to and from classes in it s stroller Andrew Thares with his petite feet encased in number twelve overshoes looked charming ln a girl s sundress He must have thought it would rain because he put his bathing cap on His doll was lolled to sleep by the squeeking of its buggy s Arlene Larsen after shooting a big steer at her brother in law s ranch tied one of its bones to her leg by way of a three yard dog chain Her brother s over alls were slightly large so she wore them backwards to look smaller Her cap and shoes were borrowed from Paul Bunyan Frances Galvin was trying to get the most out of Indian Summer Clad in shorts and a blouse her tan was almost visible The effect was finished with the nestling of a baby bonnet on her golden locks She carried a hot water bottle in case of a sudden chill After a nurnber of stunts were performed by the Freshmen for the upper class men, refreshments were served by the committee Pictures were taken during the day Dur1ng the evening most of the high school attended the Golden Pheasant Fest ival in Aberdeen A good tirne was reported by all CHEERLEADERS Two cheerleaders were elected in the early fall of 1947 to lead the cheering squad durmg the basketball season They were Marilyn Galvin who was cheer leader the year before and Ioan Shantz, a Freshman who showed possibilities They wore red skirts with red and gray jackets Many new yells were introduced during the year and much time was spent practicing them Due to the fact that all the games were away from home many difficulties were encountered in getting the girls together and finding them a ride to the game Taking this into consideration everyone agrees that they did a very good job wheels. Ethyl wanted to give hlrn a can of three in one oil. HISTORY OF P T A OF 1947 48 The flrst meeting of this school year of the Parent Teachers Associatwn was held at the school house on September 17 1947 Vice President Mrs Alvin Peck called the meeting to order due to the resignation of Mrs Harold Hays Mrs Peck called for and received nominations for President and Vice President Mrs Peck was elected President and Mrs Leo Galvin V1ce President Mrs Cla1re Hagman was Secretary and Mrs Lewis Badger wal Treasurer for the year A project that of sponsoring a music teacher for the entire school, was de c1ded upon A committee was appointed to ra1se funds for this project Those on the comrrnttee were Mrs George Van Jouten Mrs Leo Galvin and Mrs Oren Shantz One of the most interesting speakers during the year was Rev Bahuth a native of Palestme Other projects during the year were to buy some cups for the P T A and to buy a hot plate for the school The meetings were held the second Tuesday of each month each tirne Lunch was s er ved LIST OF MEETINGS 1948 1948 1948 1948 1947 1947 1947 1947 January 12 February 9 March April September October November December Christmas Program May 11 1948 STUDENT COUNCIL The first meeting of the Student Council was called to order on Friday Sept ember 12th by last year s president Hazel Christiansen Nominations were taken for new Student Council officers Officers are as Treasurer Hazel Christiansen Freshman President Frances Galvin Sophomore President Marilyn Galvin Junior President, Beverly Grohs Senior President Vincent Jungwirth The Student Council s main function was to decide matters concerning the student body The members of the Council had charge of all school activities and methods of raising money for school projects HONOR ROLL 1947 1948 follows Students who were on the honor roll for the first three six weeks are as First Six Weeks Francis Galvin Vincent Jungwirth Second Six Weeks Hazel Christiansen Vincent Jungwirth Francis Galvin Rolland Grohs A Third Six Weeks Hazel Christiansen Vincent Iungwirth Frances Galvin Rolland Grohs Semester Hazel Christiansen Vincent Iungwirth Francis Galvin Rolland Grohs No information is given here about the second semester because the Annual material was due during February 17, v 14, , 11, 8, 18, Q Q 12, follows: President, Marion McNeely3 Vice-President, Marlin Groftg Secretary- B B A B A B B A B B B A B A B A B B A A A B B B A B B B A B B B B A A A B A B A B A A A B B A A B A B B B B B ATHOL ARROW At the beginning of the school year the Athol Arrow staff was elected by votes of the Student Body The following students are on the staff Editor Hazel Christ iansen Assistant Editor Marion McNeely Ads, Vincent Jungwirth Sports Reporter Marlin Groft Community News, Beverly Daniels and Helen Hill Humor Ethyl Grohs Typists, Typing Il Class Advisors Mr Herring and Mr Bunsness The paper was mimeographed and published every month Each issue generally consisted of ten pages with eleven firms using the paper for advertising purposes Out of a total of seventy five copies mailed out each month fifty were sent to sub scribers and the remainder to neighboring schools and other places The staff had quite a few experiences in mirneographing the paper, most of them bad Some students had attended a journalism meeting in Redfield the year be fore where they were told that it was possible to do mlmeographing in a white shirt and remain spotless and clean The class was never able to wind up with anything less than spotted and unclean We were always able to identify members of the mixneographing squad by the ink under their fingernails which hardly had a chance to disappear from one paper to the other Of course most members kept their finger nails chewed down SCHOOL PLAY P one act counedy was given by the students ol Athol High School December 1.8 1947 in the school house The title of the play was Don t Open Till Christmas which was under the direction of Superintendent Mr Herring The students who took part in the cast are as follows Janet who wants ice skates Joan Shantz Rarnsey, who wants a razor Marlin Groft Mary Ann who wants a mama doll Arlene Larsen Mrs Bell who wants silver foxes, Beverly Grohs Mr Bell who wants to please every one Vince Iungwirth Lorraine a girl friend Frances Galvin' Brian a boy friend David Burton The above cast was chosen by Ethyl Grohs and Marilyn Galvin The prompter was Hazel Christiansen UPPER GRADE Y C L The Young Citizen s League is an organization of boys a.nd girls Its chief aim is training for citizenship Its Code of Ethics includes these principles Patriotism Duty Courtesy Good Health, Sportsmanship Truth, and Reliability The League Motto is To help Uncle Sarn, one another our school and our community The Y C.L my country by a fare of my state standards of my Pledge recited daily 15 I hereby pledge my active devotion to study of its ideals and by constant interest in the general wel and nation I shall strive to do something each day to irnprove the home my school and my community and thereby endeavor to pro mote better citizenship Our local organization is known as Sunshine League Number 103 We are affiliated with the National Y C L We have joined the Junior Red Cross contributed to the March of D1mes sold Christmas Seals and filled gift boxes for oversea d1stribution The Pres1dent Secretary The following officers have served thus far Lois Groft Richard Gallup Vice President Anita Badger Darlene Manning Marilyn Badger James Manning Treasurer Carolyn Wise Donald Burton WILLING WORKERS NUMBER Z4 lower grades also had a Y C L which was act1ve durmg the entire year Presidents up to now are Wymond Woodward and .To Ann Kegler 1 I , ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 I 1 - .. 0 . - 1 O . - 1 - 1 10 I 'U 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 V U 1 . - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 . 1 1 I O I 1 1 1 . 1 1 1 1 1 v ll 1 1 ' , oo 1 1 , 1 , - 1 1 1 1 ' 11 1 O I I O 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 . 1 ' an 1 1 1 an , 3 1 , . 1 1 O l I 9 1 4. 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BASKETBALL SUMMARY With basketball practice starting early in November, our hopes were fairly bright Although we missed three members of our squad from last year who were Lee Snyder, Dwight Wgideman and Jerald Galvin we filled in their places with three Freshmen Our hopes were then set back to their lowest ebb caused by the burning of the gym and hall It was thought that basketball would have to be discontinued but arrangements were made for practicing at Ashton once a week small amount of practice was also done in the basement of the schoolhouse The team entered the Sunshine Tournament which was played on January Z9 30 31 and the District Tournament which was played February 25 26 Z7 The Athol B s played Tulare on January 13 and were defeated by a score of twenty six to seven Vincent Jungwirth was Captain during the 47 and 48 season and played some outstanding ball He was picked by the coaches at the Sunshine Tournament as being one of the ten most valuable men along with others from various teams The schedule for the season was as follows November December December December January January The NAME Jungwirth Groft Weideman Burton Larsen Thares Grohs 1947 1947 1947 1947 1948 1948 Mellette Northvllle Mellette Fr ankf or t A shton Athol Town Team January January January January February 3 February 1948 1948 1948 1948 1948 1948 Redfield Tulare Athol Town Team Mellette Warner Cresbard following is a scoring summary for the year FIELD GOALS FREE THROWS ATHOL GRADE TEAM The Athol grade team showed many prospects during the basketball season of 1947 48 They practiced at Ashton with the high school but this arnount of practice fell considerably short of what they should have had The players were John Kzglzr forward Duane Weideman forward, Charles Badger, forward Jarnes Manning, centerg Donald Burton, guard and James Reed, guard The name chosen for the team was the Athol Darts The schedule for the season was as follows December 12, 1947 January 25, 1948 January Z6 1948 The NAME Kegler Weideman Badger Manning Burton Reed following Mellette February 3 1948 Warner Ashton February 13, 1948. Mellette Mellette February 17, 1948. Orient is a scoring summary for the year FIELD GOALS FREE TI-IROWS 1 - A 7, .......... 9, 5, . . . . . 13, IZ, . . . 8 . 14 16, . . ...... 26. 5, ........ .... , 7, . .. . 17, February 19, 1948. .Orient 74 82 - 69 40 IZ 3 6 4 8 8 2 1 Z 1 ........... , ... ... '- ' Ti - 5 '-'- 6 4 ' 0 0 19 1 3 5 0 QgIf N .-ci: - dvi, A Q! WA ,X -5,-vin 4'-L D AX A-. ...r 1-..... SPRING IN FEBRI ARY LOVERS SLICK CHICK ASSISTANT JITOR AND BOSS LOOK OUT TOINY LEAP YEAR YOU RE NOT GOING TO STUDX CHEERLEADERS 13 BIG BOSS COLD HANDS AND FEET OLD MAIDS T VO GHOSTS VECKIWG BACKED UP VITH BEER MISS AMERICA 5 . . A 11 H I' A e A f of I I x MA- I . . i I,- , Vw. fr I' ' I, ' , L. I aria, 1 . 55' ' 'W f - K4 If ,.f' RAM I ' A ' XS-Tx I , 'ff , H., - f , In , If if ' ,L Y -V X N . .- ' Q r 7'-. If 7 , ,J L I 1 ' I - E - ' ' s f , Q. . -11, - L , 1-. if ,s ig I I A' ' N Q S '., ' - A ,: I - . . , -' ' Ns V + 3 , ' Ii gi 7 4 V SJ ' 2, . , if M I G Ms :xr V ' A , 5 i9 . 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'K' Ten ambitious students attendxng Relations One flunked out and got out of patience Nine little students tiring of the fave minute talk One got dxsgusted and decided to balk Eight choice students makxng note books of old One got tired and quit the class cold Seven super students doing their bflf Mr Bunsness has hopes of flnxshlnq with the rest F' 013- A 57' si' -s INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS CLASS JUST POSING APPLE POLISHERS OLD BUDDIES SPRING ROMANCE HANDSOME KVINCFl SMALL FRY UITHYLJ DRI-IAMGIRL QHAZELJ GIGGLES LORD MAYOR MFRLIN TISH JUST DREAMING HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS DEFINITION OF THEIR DREAM GIRL OR BOY Ethyl Grohs Six foot tall brown eyes and plenty of cash Beverly Grohs Big Hunk of man, with a car and lots of money Beverly Daniels Wavy hair brown eyes and a college education Helen Hill Five and one half feet tall good dancer, dark complexion, and money of course Frances Galvin Tall dark, curly black hair, and a good dancer Shirley Wise Blonde, wavy hair, blue eyes five feet and four Inches tall good darmer, and full of fun, with a car and money on the side Ioan Shantz Tall, five foot eight and one half inches brown hair good dancer blue eyes Arlene Larsen Slmrt, dark, good personality and likes to dance Marilyn Galvin Tall dark curly hazr, and blue eyes and likes to dance Yvonne Galvin Tall dark, and handsone Hazel Christiansen I'll take mine tall blonde car definitelyl, and cash and one of course, who dances Marion. McNeely Light brown hair, blue eyes five and one half feet tall with a green Chevy Duane Larsen Five feet and four inches tall brown naturally curly hair blue eyes David Burton Five feet six inches tall brunett green eyes medium weight, Andy Thares Five feet five inches tall brown hair, and blue eyes not too fat Marlin Groft Tall blonde with blue eyes Rolland Grohs Five feet two inches tall brunette blue eyes Vincent Jungwirth Red hair green eyes and one who wears lipstick that will not rub off HIGH SCHOOL HIT PARADE The following songs were voted by members of the high school as being their favorites The tunes named here were chosen above all other music VINCE Ding Dong Daddy From Dumas ETHYL Beer Barrel Polka DARYL Picknickin In The Park DUANE Sheepherders Lullaby MARION The Child s Good Night ANDY There s One That I Love Dearly ARLENE- Six Foot Two YVONNE The Old Gavotte fPart 29 MARILYN Ecstasy By E Cowdell BITS OF She in Phone Booth Isn t it funny that the length of a man s arm is equal to the circumference of a girl s waist? Marlin Let s get a string and see Yvonne Before Exam This book is too simple for me During Exam I m too simple for this book Son to father helping him with some home work If it takes this long to do my ninth grade stuff- what ll I do next yea.r?' I-IAZEL She s Too Fat For Me BEV D I m A Lonely Little Petunia HELEN Flat Foot Floogie MARLIN Peg Of Mv Heart ROLLAND The Ow nd The Pussy Cat SHIRLEY Dance Of The Fays FRANC S Hunter s Song BEV G Sunshine and Butterflies JOAN Hungarian Rhapsody Number 3 NONSENSE A f001 and his honey are soon parted Diplomacy is letting someone else have your way Hula dancer A shake in the grass Dresses lower Prices higher, Visa versa, Vince desires A long skirt is like prohibition The joints are still there but they're harder to find Q 1 1 ' ' 1 1 p 1 ' 1 I 1 1 I I I 1 9 o ' D 1 1 ' 1 1 1 0 ' 1 1 DAVID--Wild Women In An Onion Patch 11 ' 1 11 . - -- 1 , n 1 N ' , oo U , , W1nners of the popularity contest were chosen by student vote POPULARITY CONTEST Here's what we found out about the students of A H S GIRL MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED FRANCES GALVIN BOY MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED VINCENT JUNGWIRTH MOST COURTEOUS GIRL ,BEVERLY DANIELS ly FRANCES GALVIN MOST COURTEOUS BOY WITTIEST GIRL WITTIEST BOY GIRL WITH PRETTIEST EYES BOY WITH PRETTIEST EYES BEST LOOKING GIRL. BEST LOOKING BOY GIRL WITH BESI' PERSONALITY BOY WITH BEST PERSONALITY MARLIN GROFT Sz DUANE LARSON GIRL WITH PRETTIEST HAIR BOY WITH PRETTIEST HAIR. GIRL WITH PRETTIEST TEETH BOY WITH PRETTIEST TEETH BEST BEST BEST GIRL HUMORED GIRL HUMORED BOY BOY STUDENT WITH NICEST SMILE BOY WITH NICEST SMILE MOST BASHFUL GIRI MOST BASHFUI BOY BIGGEST GIRL BLIJSHER BIGGEST BOY BLL SHER MOST TALKA 1'Iv E GIRI MOST TA LKA TIVE BCH WALSWORTH ROLLAND GROHS MARIL Y N GAL VIN DUANE LARSEN ETHYL GROHS DAVID BURTON JOAN SHANTZ DAVID BURTON FRANCES GALVIN ET JIYL GROHS DAVID BURTON ETHY L GROHS MAR' IN GROFT ARLENE LARSEN DUANE LARSEN VINCENT JUNGWIRTH ETHYL GROHS MARLIN GROFT JOAN SHANTZ ANDREW THARES JOAN SI-IANT Z MARLIN GROFT SHIRLEY WISE DUANE LARSEN BEST GIRL STUDENT .... ..... 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