South Shore High School - Comet Yearbook (South Shore, SD)

Text from Pages 1 - 60 of the 1952 volume:

bt in ,Q- fa I QC Jacob Carlson, President Glenn Johnson, Vice President Harold Scriver Harry Archer Pobert Woitte - 'Q J sf-7?'f?', Howard Benn, Clerk e 4f-. - - '3'Q 1 QfQf., J. L. Blek Treasurer is 5n3hr'lS4 'fi 'L' . .,-, ' , I O We, the members of the Comet Staff of 1952, do hereby dedicate this annual to all who made possible such a publication. Included in this group would be merchants of this and surrounding communities who purchased advertisements, those who gave us information needed to write the various articles throughout the Comet and our supervisor, Supt. Birdsall. We also wish to dedicate this book to the remaining faculty members, Mrs. C. Hedman, Lyle Greseth, our coach, and the grade school teachers, Mrs. Elmer Hedman and Mrs. Howard Benn who were so diligent in their endeavors toward a successful school year. Scanlan, Sa4Mz74w1fff D ,X G 'H' rV'.,b iv if s ' ' Q' .l sf, if '.'1 Ira. Schmeling OTTO LANGE COIMUNITY CLUB OFFICERS Left to right are: Mrs. Elmer Hedmen, Primary: E1-lil' H041-H. P7951-dent lr. Birdsall, Superintendent, Mrs. Howard Benn, Verner Jensen, Vice. Pres. Upper Grade: Mp, Gpegeth, eeachg and Mrs. J- C. Arnold Barrington, Sec., Trees. Redman, High Schogl English teacher. Er- 3, rr M. is -S, A L is ,Q xii? - ' 5 I I fi C . 5 4 if 1 n 53- 155 I 1 9 5 Z N IQEV SJ! 'WALLACE f SCHMELING S Basketball l,2,3,4 A Football 2,5,4 L Track l,2,4 U Mixed Chorus l,2,5 ART T Boys Glee Club l 2 5 A Class Pres. 2,5 ' ' MEYER - Not Shown T Boy's State 5 O Student Council Pres. 4 R Carnival King 4 I Librarian l,2,5 A N Class Play 2,5,4 Annual Staff 4 an W xi L MAYNARD MILLS F.F.A. l,2,5 Rifle Range 5 Class Play 4 Band 1 Stage Manager 2 Annual Staff 4 MYRON LINDBERG Football 2,5,4 Basketball l,2,3,4 Track l,2,5,4 Class Play 3,4 Comet Staff 4 Mixed Chorus 1,2,3 Boys Glee Club 1,2 Class Pres. 4 Student Coach A D ,5 aw qfwtofuf Sept 1940 found Nerwin Krientz, lla Jean Lewis, Harley Loftus, Dean Mors, ralne Rlckard, Dick Dtenstavold, and Violet Ann fallmuth enrolled as first graders I1ss marion Rickard was their guide for the fir t two years During their second year, of school, four of their members lla Jean Lewis, e hors, Lorraine h'ckard, and Violet Ann 'allmuth mozed awav Howev r this loss was partiall offset bv allace achmeling s movmng to town and enrolling in school H holds the distinction of being the onl member of this vear's graduating class to have had his grade school training in South hore Harlel Loftus, Dick Stenstavold, Merwin Krientiz, and allace Schmeling contin ued the road of education together throughout the next two years under the suner vision of hiss Celeste Rickard In their fifth year Harley Loftus transferred to Natertown and in the year they were Joined by Mary Hansen hr Mallerv was their teacher during their seventh and ei ht fears were strenghtened by he addition of hvron Lindberg, Ardell Steffenson, and Ivan and Ethan Pish The latter two dropped out early in the wear, leaving six freshies to struggle along Mrs Burgess, Hr Herring and Mr Jim Jade were their guide Again in the sonhomore year, the enrollment incr ased when L Vonne Dahl trans fer ed from Strandburg, and Dick Peters, from, atertown but the loss of Dick Stenstavold who transferred to Strandburg was keenlv felt Mr Detchons replaced Mr Wade In the Junior year with their class gradually decreaslng we find only three veterans returing to take the task of finding the top of this long weary trail These three were Ardell Steffenson, Wallace Schmeling and Myron Lindberg In the last year one more dropned out, Ardell Sterfenson who was transferred to Milbank But the group was encouraged when Maynard Mills was transferred from Watertown and Arthur Mever started the second semester, bringing the graduation total up to four During their years of High School they were in many activities, Wallace and Myron, having played on the ball team for four years, while Arthur add ed to the team, played the last part of the season Ne see these four seniors, tired, yes, but hanny, at graduation with their goal hand, a d1,loma' 'drfim-ax 1 DATE TAY 22, l952 'Wafedcctazcaa Salatato-aan NAUMCE nvmm 00000000 SCHMEL ING LINDB .DG 766101102 AMERICAN BEAUTY ROSE RED AND WHITE PUSHING BACK THE HORIZON . ' ,A on 4 ' Mor- ' . A e . . , D an F .L U T H g 'As . - u 0 A ff . 6 - 1 F M' . . , 1 , A ' , F 1 . M With the first lap of their journey completed, the force of these four freshmen . , . e a . ' vu' ,, 1 in n . A ju , X' 3 . . me A L n L ' I v v y , an n vp n r 174.25 Zazfl' and 76Jfd44i64tf 444 X' .fxnk Y .- -fm-frm iq v 4 9 f Ji ,, rl fn . ' w i f , 4. , f 01 .7 A I MM, Af, f-7 V- A ., A ' f',.,.f'.:-J , 'f .r --..-M , .. K---V' VA. .-f--rl'-7 . ' . r QPU-- VNV! ' 'Q' 1 5 . SU. fvhiq . Y' j ' ,I hh -H. I m , J 1 ' - . V , r U . A Q A , V, ' A . , . , . - nv ' In - A A Q .u . 1 - 'f. - 7 v. 'f ' - ..- - , - --f f .. -1 -' 'fn x,- ' . ' 'va Y- '- 1 ,V I l. . , ' lj- u ' ' 4 ' in A V 1-r A 1 NL . , 'Q-2-:f,., fD': '1, 'L ,- ', ' . ,- 't V',H f 'Q vu- 3 'fa ',,1'L 111,153 .7 -' . '- 1 ' -1 is gf' - ' - 5 gf, . I 5-y 3. n -.-.- .' 'f'3 -, fl Air. 15a ft 'f , J 5,'l - ' -1- fbff -.-N, ,W K i, .. ,. .--,-' .5 Q 'L -'i:- 'Lf-' '-vw ,- A 'L ' Jig A 1 -' -I' W' '- .'.'---N - Ye 'Ji' wa? 1 K'i' T ' ' A Q , .rf A iJFffE, .Q -' ' L' FWF Lf-' 1 A :-A b ' A- -' ff -' : ,' I' :if ' 51f'E'.151 t.r-'.f- 1' Q ' 1, M ' ve qfg ef --qw -v A-ii, Q Zrwdff FWD. ' A . ' X -x' w - Iv' -h- yww- far- -- f 9 i'W HL WX f? 2 ' n' ' Y L7 L w 'P ' - 'j 'in A, 1 I S f1?.'T 'l 1:07. -- .1, Qf' 11 , - 1- v-- Alliggn Richard Meyer Joyce Anderson Duane Noeldner Kathy'yi11m3 Paul Y I , 1 , 4 A l ..l.1if.L Or: 1 FatPnes Lonnie heypr I'of Shown Jo Ann Archer ilo Larson Kenneth C3Y'19Ol'1 Roffflr And r' on 11 S Lin V Chavflvs lsne U A1917 Vlohlaerad Duane Ptah Jeanette Adolnhson 4 ', 5 f ' Y X. fn n .ov o 2 4 . Ig .VS r 'fr 1415 Q .42 9 l n . Q o as L Q S A A Php' 1 korg ff . , ,. EI . ne 3 'r l, a ,, , ,Q .o I ., .L A ,y nr' X . L ' U ' 1 ' x'- 7, . , I' ssns 5 5555 jwQne Donalg Dale ' Dreke Vantvnkee Schvrfan I ep eona d erman Dolpn Villms 61444 Orlen Borns TP ln selvhert Carolvn Marcile Nathalie bretch n Bunde Mills Swmeling fonluend X .- 5 -IL ' '17 ' 7 L .fr H . HL Af A I 'gf - 41 ' V' A I9 1. , A gribq 5, . -7, , ,SQ MT t V I 3, , ' ,cf J' , af' 455955 J 'K E IX f 'i?4 uf' G wiv ' 4 U- v W . S 6 A A 'il V , T ' 40' Jaw GRAMMAR GRADES Sad 91444 U Lonnie avl Carfer SCI'1VeI' K PWS 1 ,P Safatlizdde '1V D 11211 John Joyc e Wohlwend 8 vii -Y Carter' qw 'J -4 I v Arc PI P 5 5 W t I , f S i3 , O ' .x 2 3 . , C ' 4 h J A 4, , A as E' Cf 1 ' Z 5 , . , W ' v AV .L 9 21 K! D J If I e ' . Q H ' P ' ul P ' n , ima! d F 3 -5 1 D v 1 .AV A '.L V 'V f, -5' A: YA I I 27 -K I ' 7 u -M' I 5 . V 3 i W 'f 1 I In . ,LW ,. Ivle C SAT' J' V lvjgf Hartz? -3nv1'1 Y beth? ca i tQV?':,,,t:: x FQ .,.. . 5 ... ,M - ,J - I ff ' . 1 A Q'4' , ,, wg , Q 4 , , I -1 Q v 1, 'g I ',, jQ A g ' :I f X ,I A s 'Pill if 1 t , I 'Aqt LDVPQL zntth U FiY '. C 11 H , lm P C A A E T R T 0 2 Y 's ' L -0 E E 7 , Q A L P 4' B ' 5 ' IQ , H :I N X , E E I 7-I ' N R ,f S FJ E 1 H A V A F I R W O I R 1 E G A Y ,. a' O I ' N I V .9 E D X0 f N E 1 c N 'S I .5 . O ' 8 I X D ir W 3 F A : ..,'- l 'i:'-'i'Z'l'l lf N 1 1 ff I ' t y5 f5?fnuH E if 7 C e .- z's-mfg R A 1 K 3: p ,':L1f-'.-l.'!-iii'- PRIMARY GRADES 1, 'J 1 rome Sallv so iv 4' Dennis Wohlwend Schmelingf Elam SUVOID FRAD Patricia Resin Darr P'5 hiv old K1LcQs Kanras Dallas Schmellng Q' l J k Larion JSFPY Elshere ap le Arch r Scriver I I I 1 Martin Dennie FTeddie Bones Wohlwsnd Meyer 'I.3T ?FLi3 L , 7 N fR1 42. Q .44 .. Q 11 f ,fey 1- ' ' :1..,'lf . ff' , Q AK , xr -Q. x r,S 1:51 K ! lf V Q xv' ,ti L To Daffy Marlys Hawtemkee 'F QP A hl U X A xl. A , -0 f, ' , 7 1 M rib., m I f 1, A- ff ,' I 5, ' F5 , ' R 6. 4, 55, I Har - K .V , S' g - ,, x Rx Margaret Scrlver 4- ,gud '37 ' v QOUNl6 Jensen I David Bonnie Hedmen Meyer Sharon Karen Sweenev Hedman 'bird Grade lib' Marlin Pennv Borns Larson Barbara Stonl Carlson Shenherd Fourth Grade -J Leo Ruthie Neil KHUUUS Allison Scriver K,-4 Joyce Rose Ramona Wartenbee Klucas Resin Sv Q, , Q ' 1 ' . ' Hr' 'fL - I . tl.. X rv ? f 6 X , I an xu .,? 0 Q H . J 2 , Fw , 1' zo' 0 mQfZ'a -In - 1, P? If X W ' f - A.. :A'jgia rl A V' C . ' 4 ' ' .tg - .Z1 qdf to l Mk . K h ,nfs I 1 x 'A JIRJ .f ' 4 k , o la 'Q X 4 K ' 01 , n A xl' x 1 r 'v- , . A r 6 j I ' aZ Mf cam ' Z' E Left to right: Dick Meyer, Orval Matthes, Lonnie Meyer, Wallace Schmeling, Art Meyer, Myron Lindberg, C,t'5CF5Pma fi . South Shore 's Myron Lindberg, gets the tip from a Gary man, dur- ing District Nine play Chuck Elshere, Paul Allison and oger Anderson. Sit- ting, Coach Lyle Greseth. Co-captains, Wallace Schmeling and Myron Lindberg, receiving the runners up trophy, of the District Nine Tournament. I is ff...- g--Q Q South Shore VS Clear Lake, in the champion- ship game, at District Nine Tourney. Left to right are: Myron Lindberg, Kenneth Carlson, Roger Anderson, Chuck Elshere and Orval Mat- thes. Iov Dec Jar O reb Sept Oct xx S9 we' .'f1L M 1 new N Nallace Schneling Roger Anderson Paul Allison Duane Wartenbee Roper Anderson Paul Allison Leonard Dolen Herman Willms Kenneth Carlson Art Meyer J rlv J J ' I verly svrrft Strandh alle e I-NNY' fl Strar'tvr? 'allace me 1llo Goodwln Ei e 7 uofdwln Sun it oumrit O IWTBN Krarz W 18I'V Kranzb r E Browns 1all Zevillo DlStP10t 9 ourney Gary Revillo Clear Take 71144411 Fig btone strandt rg Gary Strardkqrg Marrietta .S fr 'C -4 12-I 1-50 Zmiedalll' Myron Lindberg Kenny Carlson Milo Larson D816 DPSKC Charles Elshere Art Neyer Znotdalli' Myron Lindberg Wallace Schmeling Dick Meyer Kenneth Carlson 71446 Those who went out for Dale Drake Donnie Schurman Orval Matthes Orlen Borns Duane Fish track were: Dick Meyer Paul Allison Lonnie Meyer Milo Larson They here Th re :trandburv C Th re There ere 'here btrandburg etrandt rg ere There Were flbank il ank 'Park C Here here Were There There Here atertown Vat frown Here Here There The e Hevillo SPORTS Orval Matthes Dick Mey Lonnie Meyer Dale Drake Orval Matthes Charles Elshere Wallace Schmeling Myron Lindberg Roger Anderson Charles Elshere We - e r .1.3... . .. .. .. . ........ .. .. .. . :55 21 n 16... . .. . ...... .... ....Co.,r-r... ........ .. ........... e 43 29 28 ...... ... . ...... ... .... Hayti ...... ... .... ....7 J 5a 46 'e . 6... .... . .... . ..Ve '... .. .. .. . ....... e 67 57 H 11... . . .... . .. . .... 7'11- ...... . . . ........l. 51 32 14... . . .... .... . .--arg. .... ..... ....... 1 9 ev N 15... . ... .. . .. ..... .W ec ..... ..... ...... 49 52 1. l. ...... . ..... ....'2--e.ce ...... . . . .... ' 55 45 H H. . . ... . ... ... ..... .3 1 J ...... .. ......' s-U 57 46 4 .... ... . . . ..W , ...... . .. .... ...... . 7' 68 42 U 8. ....... . . .. ...... ...F V' . ....... . . ...... 76 62 H 11........ . .. . .... ........ ... .. . . .....n 69 52 H 12 if 19. ... . . . ..... .. g 7? . T U ...'... . ..N- H N ..... . . . ........ .... A J- ' .. ....... . . .. ...M F N 19 ..... . .. .......... .. .. lm .. ........ . .. . . ...f 1.f,.. U 25... . . . .. . ....Gary ............ .. ..... .. ...There 9C 48 n 29... .. . .. .... . ....c A ..... ..... . .... 47 28 2 . 1... . .. .. ... .... . . ?'rK Bn... .... . .. ...' 61 48 H 9... . ........ .... A L ......... .. .. . . ....n. 48 28 H 12.... ... ... . .... . V Q H H........ . ... 52 74 H l5..... ... ..... ... .... . . J ey ..... . ..... .... ... 34 48 N 15 ....... . ... .. ...F . ............ ... ..... 55 76 Feb. 22 Q 25 .... ..... ... .... ' , T ..... . ...W 5' H n..... .. ...... . . .... .. .... .. ........ .. ....i .e , . 50 35 H 23... . . . .. ..... ........ .... . . .. H 53 46 H H. . . . ... ..... 2 . . ..... . H 45 50 . 21... . ... .... ....l ' ............ ,,,,,,, 5 46 . 5... .. . . . . ....' J W .... . .... 18 28 H 12... . .. . .... .. .......... . .... -. 31 14 3 17... - - ---- - 1' .... . ... .er 19 32 26... . .. .... . ...... . . . ... 12 58 I 4 'Ball Q 99 8' -g I-X ,I I l E , . 'A , ,x fl - XJ -79 f f.- 141 , 6, , 1' SQL -1 t ,..xx 1 ' er 'fn GLW? Weefzleadew Left to eiihtz Jo Ann Archer, Joyce Aniersoh, Phyllis Llniheer, Cgpn- lvh Bunde, :J swf SterJ'nq, Left te 7iPht:?nwl Allisor, Qdner Qiievsff, Zele Zreke, Frvml Xetthes, Qrle: Tlehere, C0273 Gve- fh. KP??1:fT, Le?t to VVYI YYHO' l'r3ken?, Dunne rten?ee, Vallvce Schmel- F, Ke e'h C2rlee', Die? ver. Left F' ht Tarcll ills Jo Ahh Archer, Jean the P4olrhsrn Jo Ah r sch, tohen lohlwehd Phill s Lfndberp, Tyrtl Selchert, C Pol 71 Eunde, Nathalie Schmelfnp 9 W 1 fsbawerdall 7mm y Left to Right: Harold Nowick, Harland Borns, Lonnie Scriver, martin Archer, Steven Marten- bee, Gary Scriver, Lau- rel Birdsall, David Hedman, N al Sc i and Leo Kannas During the 1951 52 season, the South Shore Grade basketball team played lOgames winning 8 and losing 2 In a grade tourny at Waverly, the team took runners up, by defeating Strandburg in the first round of play In the flnals, Revillo defeated South Shore. There are two eight graders on the team, Harold Nowick and Harland Borns, who will next year be bringing their knowledge of basketball into high school. e r ver, f' 0 ' , A Vf??7 2 f ,L'e4-4014 Left to Right: Helen Carlson, Ruth Archer, and Shirley Noeldner. These girls were chosen in tte fall of 1952 to lead the cheering for the grade basketball. They spent much of their time practicing hath old and new vells and attended nearly all of the Dames. Their pen and enthusiasm did much to encourage a success- ful team. During the season they also Formed a pen snuad consistinr of: Carol Elshere, Judy Scriver, Betty Drake and Patty Benn. l,fiU Qfwwfl 19544, Left to Right! Duane Noeldner, Chuck Elshere Jo Ann Archer, Director Mrs. C. Hedman, Carolyn Bunde, Duane Fish, Her- man Willms, Nathalie Schmeling, Myrtle Sel- chert, Lonnie Meyer, Dick Meyer, Marcile Mills, Joyce Anderson. On sette Ph llls Lind Y 3 berg and,Kenny Carlson. 'illll QA xi ' 0 if Tmgcuzdfueeu Left to Right: Carolyn funde, Joyce Anderson, Queen Phyllis Lindberg, King Wallace Schmeling, Milo Larson, Dale Drake and crown bearers Bar- bara Carlson and Marlin Eorns. aa Lf I .'- . ' 77544450 Left to Right: Carolyn Bunde, Phyllis Lindberg Instructor Mrs. E. Hed- man, Jo Ann Archer, Joyce Anderson, and Nathalie Schmeling. J t O 0 Jan Feb P 7 A P11 4 5 fl 523 A557 -cr' CUME1 5? FUMET S C'l'DS T' Q YY' ll DI Up tl? 4 C 9 J1 vt derts at attenl S r fltyg Sk 'V oct urn V lone J r an fl rw mvrke sooot Si? t v r mbarfsF'J'nv District Declan Co test at uarden We tl at Strandburg S W lt the e Comet Staff selected Strandburg here Vallace there Chrlstmas Program Christmas Dlnn r Christmas Carollmng Christmas vacation be,ans Invitational tournament at Sfrandburg Christmss vacatfon ended Vallace here Big Six meetinp at South Shore Revillo there Good: n here Scrlrra at Tilbank Che rlead r recieve new outfits Big Six Tournament at Milbank Gary here Summit here Kranzburg B and grad s here Strandburg there Gary there Kranyburg WEN and grades there Browns Vallev there Revillo here Practice at Vatertown Dlstrict Nine Tournament at Vatertown Pictures tak n for the annual Basketball boys went to State 'B' tourney at Sioux Falls Junior Class play Big Six Track meet at Milbank Athl tic Banquet Track meet at Webster Field Da Senior play Class night Commencement Picnic I! ll 55? 7 5 l 3 f I I I Seft. 3 ------------ ---- ----------------------------- ------ --------- School teian H M ---- ------- ----------- ------ ------------------------ Zleotei fin' 1 'Ween U 15- ----------------- - ---- - ------- ----------------- - ---- Cheerleader ft e. N 11 ---- ----------- ---- ------------------------- ----Student Council election J 21 --------------------- ------------------- Y- --------- Plavei Ei? Stone here N 25- ------------- -- -------------------- ----- ------ ---- --All sohool carniv,1 Cc . 1+ ---------- ------- ------------- ------------ -- ----- Big Si, M93tl.Q S'-fit YI - . 1 . 2-5 --------- ------------------ -------------- - -------------------- Lnltletlon H 5- ---------------------------- ------------ ------- Foettalf Qtroniturf here H la ----------------------------- ------ ------------------ - o :.ll Tar? tLere ' l7 ------- ---- ----- ---- - ----------- e -------------- Footlall Qtr nueurf there u Qf -. H ,CWA 3 'D 15 -. r L- -.e' -------------------- --------------- - - ------- . M. 4 , ..-. .- . .,.. ..1. H 25-2C--- ----------- - ---------- - ---- - ---------- ----Faculty - - Q s.i.r.'.'.A. N 26 ---- ----------------- - ----- ------- ---- ------- --------- -To L-11 Korjettg Vu 29' ----'- ----------- -------- -------- ------- ----- -First ta .eteall rr --ice 1-CV, ---- - ----- ----- - ----- - ------ - - ------- -- ---- --'Pr-gffcg Tov Q -on ',7Qvnr11 H . .. -H a J .ly 1- ----- ---- ----------------- ----------- --------------- -A--, ee,1-M Canteen H 13 --------- - ---- - -------------- ----- -------- - ------ ---- - ------ Wnverlv here H 15 ------ ----- - ----------- ------- ---------- ----------------- --Goo,win there U 18 ------- ----------- -------- ----- - --------- -- -------------- ---ls H v H 19 ----- - ------ ---------- - ------- -------- ---- ---- Ei? . meetinr at he e-ly N 22 ---- - ------- - ------------------ -------------- --------------- -n .'. l'-, N 26 ----------------- ----- ------- - ---- - h U n. C. City H 28 ------------- ---- ------ ---- ------ ---- --------------- -U V ' , Dec. 6 ---- -------- ----------------- -------- - ---------------------- Waverly there I 0 ' 11 -------------- ------ - -------------------- - ------------------- num , r H 15 -------------------------------- - --------- - ----- .-.- - - , n 14 ---- --------------------------- ------------- - ------------- ,. N lB --------- ------- - ------------- - ---- --- ---- ---- --------- ---- 4 - n 2O-------------------------------------------------------- - H 21-- ------ - ------------------------------- ----------.--.-.. ' e n 21-uu--------------------------------------------------- . N 21 ---------- - ------.----------------.---------... - 7 . 1 ----- ----------------- -- --------- --- , . N 2 ...... .............................. ........ .---- H 4 -------.----- ---- ------ - ------- -.--- ----.----..- -....- ..---. '. - , ' '7 ---- - -------------------------------- - ---- - - pg----------------------------- .................... ----------- H ll ,,,,,-,,,,,,,, ,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,-.,,. , ,,,,,,,,,,,., ,,,,..,.,. vi N 16 ----- ---- ------- --------------------- - -------- ------- .1 V9 5 , H 18----- ------------------ - ------ -- ----- ---- e e-S - H le- 19-- -------------- - ---------- ----------- ------ N 25- ....... - .... ..... ---- .......... - ..... ----- ........ ------------ , H 29 ---- ---- ----------- - ------------------------------------ ------ S -- . 1- .-...... .... - ---...--.... ........ ...-.......... . J 5 H 5 ----- --- ---- - ----------- - ------------------------ ---- ---- u lv 3- ................ .... - .............. ..,. -. ................... - - - H 12 ........ ----------------------------------- A 3 U 15 .... ...... ------ .... ----- ........ ........... - .... ----- V N 15--- ..... - ........ -------------------------------------------- W 15-------- .... .......... ----------- ........ ----------. , W 22-25- ....... ---------- .... - ............. ' A A Ka . 5--------------- ----- ---- ------- ----- -------- 9 A ff 6, -8- ..-.. -.- .-..-.-. - A 2 5O--- ---- -------- ...... --------- --.-.. -------- u . --------------------- 9 May 2----- --------- ------ , n 6,,------------------------ -...--- -- .-.... ----------- . n 9,,,-, .... ------------- .-..- ----- .--- --- ...-. --- .--- -------------- n 16-----------,--- -,,,, ..,,,, ., ---..- .-.. ----------..--------------- .n 2O,----------------- -... -------------- ----..-..- ---------------- n 22,,,,,, ....,... ---------------- ....- -------------------------- 23- --.-. ------------------------------ .-..-.. ------------------------ J t 25. Smiley ,. .dugg 5 24.Good Time 5 Y' .- 4 1s.1n1nat10?15'Thiid ,IL-If 1-I QQ ' -fz- -5, FFFW Bl' 5- X nfs 5, ff' ui I xvfgqjwflf, VW .LM,aw N tl. ',-, i -K ' ev ' A I f 7 , iw 'i g ,1'!r ' rm MS j twkggfg Q 'W H52 - 'UIQ lf' 1- wit 22 . Up again , !,,. L1 vf 'J gwg ff! 'f?2gj . JE , f, ' 5 iw'iL A. 14.Tw1ns 15.CheerleaggfghOW 27.Comfortable k1dS 38.Gue3s Who 45' Phyllis School 7. Practice 16.Foursome 28-R1PP0P 55.No peeking 39.R1Qhard Meyer L1ndb0P8 :Freebie 8.Santa l'7.Wa11y 29.Miss Dahl 54.Last year's coach 4O.Grgde Game Our future star' 9.Teck1e 18.Cook 5O.Scrinrnage 55.Litt1e Fish 41,C01d hands Joe 8: Sugar Ray 1O.What's what l9.Sitting Bull 56.Head1ess 42,what 1,83 Surprised 11.0r1en 2O.At Big Six Tourney I51.Pue .3'7.Farmers' 43.Joyce Anderson Get it, Paul 12.'I'wo skunks 21.Pr1mary 52.Three musketeers qhponut step in it! gfmww -1 ls.. I 3 1?. 7!a5cdccz'o'ud4 lla sen ellni Dmmatccc xfgi if dm ef' , ' 32413-Q by X AWARDS P 1 sr sn Ferrer L 7ir,1l vtef' nson e nlce 0 e qlCh rd bten fsdvwln A ll at P nson no Arif! Ter an l s Jwyc nn' son, JoAnn Cher, N thnlle cnnelfrg and Hlchard 15fW wwag ll49 '1 543 1,25 l45l gfanow Y ing, nf-71 state Alt rnate Jonnn Salatatourw 0 F' Myron Linn 1' 651416444 he fol owlnp eorle served t dent librnrians during the D F' 'V HPSFS O P Ae c nfes lH vnlrn 9 s 1 ents ne tlClW3t8A ln Tn se U1 fr r t n and cs diS+PlPt de clsr cert s fne P T110 PHyll .J CL' SPP Dugn Jsrt fy 6 AYPWP YF ersor rrrer xr e Verg fill ,4awvzd4 e peorl deserve vo? of thanks as their services dona+ d Tyrtl helen rt at al e germ ling and Marcile lls Na Halle S H l erer ehw les Vlsh e p vrtl Qelnh r M q etq Q ls n Orval Mattnes ge, gn Nillms Duane F1sh . P l ffx pl K H eff. ph -Gr 7 - 'A v 1 191' s 'C iifjk rfqffflp Ov: JULETQ , , H , :cf's state. J1T1'S f - Q ' , A , 1' nlternvte : 4 , ' f' Tile Lnnzfe 31 Archer. ' ' 'K is I ' Ca zlyn Ewnde, 1 Frv.nm, Cnr Tinrer. ' I , rn' P , ' 4 ann winners' ' , ,H , 3 ., .A ,... ,. K Y 5'f',' '. 6' T ,l4e. X Lx in W J Ihr ' . T-' S s M- '7Y 5 r' P ' Q . e gf v ,. ., ,f . ., ' rde ' elte ,u-A g Joys- . .ersen Te, A 5 3, n . Ti lm. T W A .ffl -,fi 1 O -vw ' rv A ,.m, J buh , elq ' I . , e zer . . er , T 1 . N G , . 1 l 41, rl. 'J ra , . N , raeyer :-.-we selmted . f QS ' 1 . W . Veer. Thes , e B tn- e,3-9T 9 U t n, ,. ll L n - t1d- ber L '. , ' . .e ' Q - V - - . were . . ,e V. e , .e f IP ,ne. wen tc Garde Clty, U M 4 - L ' .mrefei ir the U ', 1. ul ' H' ' ' ,fl , . e,t -.,r,. A1 ' P 71 ' 77 P4 l : K If ,X ' o v- - A - I 4 Lnaggp mcrer Ands . Xallade Scnneling t. C-FQ -U2 A 'lis lfnIEeFF Jo An' A ., Lonnie N T A 'T J - 97 W N bi vQu-n Jqvco pnsangor Art Neve M e ,le e t A ,J A V, , .U:,, . v 5 , I V yavgile Kills C ,Lyn :-.6 ne.n . C,r o -I 5 D T e.,e V1 rn. Lind- A W .' - ' M Initiation On the days of October 2 and 3, l95l, South Shore High was a scene of merriment and confusion. For on those days seven liftle Green Hfreshiesn were initiated into 2 higher insitiutiin of learnfrg. Maurice Dahl, dressed as Q sophisticated your? lazy, wore hich-heeled shoes, nylons, a dress of the latest fashion, and a perky little hat perched on the top of his head. Reina a thourhtful lovin? mother, he broufht his baby dauvhter to school with him, and carried her around--by one arm. U Marcile Mills and Myrtle Selchert, two fine farmers, wore their hats pulled down over their touseled uncombes hair, while they happily swung their shining milk pails. Nathalie Schmelins, dressed as a bathinp beauty from Mars, hoped to berin a new fad. Her bathins suit looked verv becominp worn over lonr white underwear, which was worn inside out and backwards. Helen Waeve, Carolyn Bunde and Gretchen Wohlwend, were attired as nay farmers and were so absorbed in their farm work, that they wore their overalls and shirts inside out and backwards. They also neplected to put on their make-up and comb their curly locks. All the freshman wore beautiful, hand-tooled, necklaces of genuine onions, which gave them a certain air. They were so renerous that they carried the senior's books to and from classes for them. At the Initiation party on the evening of Oct. 3, the freshman entertained the upper classmen by playing leapfrog and walking barefooted throuph a mass of de- licious, gooey raw esvs. During the two days of Initiation, the freshman performed their given tasks, like good sports, and after petting through the toughest days of high school,be- came full-fledged freshman. Unfortunately, Helen Waege and Maurice Dahl dropped out, but later the class was joined by Orlen Borns. This class can now look forward to the day when it too, can have the great pleasure of initiating other incoming freshmen. Cheerleaders Early in the fall of 1951, Joyce Anderson, Carolyn Bunde, Phyllis Lindberg, and Jo Ann Archer were elected to lead the cheerinp section during the football and basketball seasons. Phyllis had had two previous years of cheerleading, during her freshman and sophomore years, and Joyce had been cheerleader durinv her sophomore year. New uniforms were completed by the cheerleaders' mothers for the Big Six Tour- nament. Their new outfits consisted of long-sleeved gold blouses and black jumpers and were worn with white tennis shoes. The girls attended all the football and basketball games to encourage and cheer their team on to victory. Lunchroom Pictured while stand- ing in line for their noonday meal are, from left to right: Shirley Neoldner, Ruthie Arch- er, Cook Mrs. Joe Sch- meling, Dale Drake, Phyllis Lindberg, Caro- lyn Bunde, Jo Ann Arch- er, Duane Fish, Marcile Mills, and Jeanette A- dolphsen. At the beginning of the school year, the lunchroom was moved from the North room to the South room. Approximately seventy students eat dinner at thelnnchroom daily. ANNUAL STAFF Standing: Advisor Supt. Eirdsall, Myron Lind- ber?, Phyllis Lindberg, Sports editor, nallace Schmelingg Jo Ann Arch- er, and Art Meyer. Seated are: Assistant editor, Dick Meyer, Editor, Joyce Andersong and Business manarer, Kenneth Carlson. Early last winter, the Annual Staff was chosen, with Mr. Birdsall as super- visor. Solicting for ads was then begun in Watertown, South Shore and the surround- ing communities. The staff worked diligently, at finding information and trying to get the annunal out on time, but was hampered by the bad weather and road conditions ,A - tn STUDENT COUNCIL Standing: Student Voun- cil President, Wallace Schmelingg Duane Marten bee, sophomoreg Orlen Borns, freshmang Seated, Phyllis Lind- berg, junior, Joyce Anderson, secg and Supt Birdsall. Early in September, the student council members were elected. Each class elect- ing a president, to represent them in the council. Wallace Schmeling was elected president, of the council, by the student body. These students met regularly and discussed the buying of basketball uniforms, plans for initiation, and other school activities. These plans were frequently accepted by the student body. UTQ Q XXV 3 J 5 S f HEY YOU COMETS ' TOPS IN MUSIC NEWS O A ',f nh A ' o f I F . SPORTS a Auf H S ,gg. L21 .--a-V 'X 95 TN THE hT OF V UP DIA lOOO BIG WATTS 2 Stockholm State Bank lCP rarv Sales Member Fel sl o qllpn rt Hull Q Implement Compdm Grease vlne :elt'r Farmer s and Merchants Bank v r llfe Wh re Com s At Le t One Period Of Folded tx t To Save For FJtlTP Secuxit And Success we i ve That l oc Is V or IW To av Mathxesen Gergen 8: Rhodes Funeral Chapel, Inc Ambulance Service Phone 876 O len soliroed lf Second Natertown U Serv'c tore General Mills Inf' Feeds arm Sw D Phone 306 217 First Ave. W. E. PREY S Congratulatlows To Your 9 s Y lfl Seeds 's rtown r EAGLE CAFE l Excellent Food Watertown, S. DBR- Across from Lincoln Hotel Watertown, S. D. Phone 3721 l Dealers In Case Farf E le. -Q43 ' -f tv Sir c li ' l. ienersl 7eif'i? Sales wil fef'2te Ix?'qsnce, P-fl Z, fse Oils, '- s, Tr' ,-' l,g ' 'V H. - 4 ,.', efer, 'evzfit Insurance Corr. '7 Y Q'oM-Hfj Watertown, S. D. 'li Y , ' ' ' 7 ff f H 7 L Y ! In 3 e'y ' ,time ,ne-, se . 'ES 1 J . Y Conor 'nl V , A Harwlxess, S 1 Y A M ' XF? ' .H W Bel e FSP .our P CD19 blitfj S 5 o' l -t.,S. E. C ' , S. D. Y W ip. . 1 ff - - 'fr' 7 Ferl l e S - , , e. I ,. Clfs o so2 ' F . Jo lies ' , ' I te , S. D. l 1 I Mqlbdflk 5 Daf GESSWEIN MOTORS --L-'---oufw-mn Grothe Implement HEADQUARTERS FOR MOD Plcup1I Bus O One Lmttle Lever EHOW 515 Does It A1 l C omplf me n.T5 Mallnnk, s mn U For Yom lUhV,FARhlEQLUPNUUVT Otter Tall Power Companv P H nsow lGNAl 9 O 5 F1109 C Knife THELOHCO ur' Locql Qepr-ee 1tBt4 Pluvbin eatinp She t Te al In Sout' Shore Phone 22'1 Vork Skplgas PHON 4222 'aseth m11bP k P J D Lars n R Ols Vafertovr S Dak HENRY BUE MOTOR SERVICE IP Plumbfne, Hea'Lwg9Vater Svstem Call 575 gotop Sgloq, Renal and Rewinding Phone 520 J For Promrt R Qwick Service LUNDEEN'S SHEET IVEETAL PLUMBING AND HEATING 701 Radway Avenue MILBANK. SOUTH DAKOTA Mollberg's Locker Plant South Shore Have Meat Eutchered, Pavkaged and Stored at Mollbergi Phone 2571 L Clisvokile Cer: - ?.f.T. Trwers Treeker Sewvgee iness ' irt ?ee:vief, Cwrer Ph tes T ' Res. . .e ., 221 or 429 o-F Y I Sf I1'ubeI'7 .5 h'aTel 'VAC AH Puvpow 7-Plow O . . . I ' Y Q ' - . . o J. . on O. . D . Fr' J y E?ff,ient 'e K' , H, , 1 . . . . Yo f . ,er eve 1 Q' - H 3 - Q if tj J.G..s,.-..1',nrnr, -'J 'J 1 , , A A w:. '-Q' K I 1 V, I r . Lafrancc Offlce Equlpment C0 Jensen Sorvxce 31' as Mmt Lxquor Store ,A fl U 1 J'3r 4 2 O 1 -1 Q' BOX Lh 5 Lnwmclx A.Nh1N lldlkbf OAI 0 wah? e n l n Good Fellows Trad Cf: r 5 .JO c Qvh game O D D vrn JQP Div SOUTH SHORE CO OP CREAMERY Q LLL CREA CALT ICQ VR AN Pnone 2252 South Soore, S. DQP. J , . 2 W Pnriifiof :Tiff TvfQwrf'Dff ati iEt'if T'f E Hef? Aveiu, U2iGr',v , J f 'Af-,cf-ff-Yfof' 'lnfofcv Lo'f.:1 ua'- :f-A AST' f' Y ' noo,22lll,2, ,,.,l,- .,,l, M,..,o,, ., N v Q- Y: fo' '.GN'f : ,.. Of r.'3,..,..., .., ,-....., , .., .- , .9 Qin ATC UeQ:'if N dGTl Laif, JQYSQH Brothers, fwrorr L9 foqfi lofle C,-.f Sfore, S. 'fY. J tertywn, Jif - H ,I 1 , v. -r'1: ' 1,f - img K HL-LLg'S ,ll2-'rJ2 ' . ,,-7 7, 1 1 1 A . ' ',L,TID'1' W CQQL D?l'J?'fi 1? I'G' 'f'N'. fl Aim IS Tl Please Evvryow Lho . W , , W.,, , The Pgnow where A.I '- es ul.g 9 NeQt Tp Hr , A Erienmly 2 .,.wn.. ., -,.,,v .W ,, Y' LJxZlLL'FT 4-2-mmAFO F , Sowth Shore, Q. 'V. , C 113 Ehg'o, S. Oll. -- ir, , 7,1 UUYI Q- . r.2::3G':5 Q ,l - f- E A Sandy s Eats rpg 5 rw in 47:11 Red Owl and Gambles Carlson s Store 7 V 1 Farmer s Co Op Assoclatlon Hr-wi Kell, e Fnme 41 Du'-'fafo south SHOPD QL' mwwnn L GOOCH SALES C0 fywf- f Johnson Farm Equipment SW V f' T1T'D c TI O fmr- om Sovlt Qhorp n 1' J PG 9 len C. 'mn-son, Owner ., '. 'W .i.. . -Q ,..1 -1 1 . . Y ,Q ,, N V si .22W ifi pho'i2L 1T-its df' 1 y Ars J J W, ,for ,rms 'V '- C',1v ',,fY,,n f1-A- 'Winn .vkqs ' ' ' . ,.-A , , , . A, , ,, wsrslfrfnef V 1 - Eifmffffm rw have ,n,nr':,- ' ' ,. L, - . .w':., .'.,r'1v so ff. ,. , 1 -f V' ,f-x-.f3-,-Dfw Aims fff?T,'L'.'f'i 'inflow ,1fQnf4',' no C'fiis,h ' '51f:'1r 3 TV f'-nf K ' ' Yf'a'.'ff f : fv'fT 'Eat I'-an '+'f- -sf 1 n ' - I F '3 l:P .'1 '1 'f A-'vs 'W W- Vw '- , MM, -. . , o,,A,, fulff' so .siggm 5 D'fA,?1 QLEWYW, .Qf,Dg',, - -I l ' Jfifffuf 'fflrflfgqx ylqqy- L Vf. 'TVWILTI1-ff.-'s J '-f ': rf - PWC-'D I27?ITfG 4 -Jes far? Sawvfrta 9 n . 7-'CF-ILE :AS Ori AIRS ' ,S ' A 5, ',,,'2-ffdfles 2 2' S I-., . H512 ll . , yy Th . h.j.L,'- ,P gf' 4,S.:v-,s peut? .. , .. -, S. M. M. Staley fl- .,,,L,,-, ,4. Busy-Bee Cafe f. 'ni ma 'xx neztovm CrmUpCl1UXc I' lu L H m +- + mb Krenser 6 Drug Store Gray s Studlo Yi?-D 4i 1 nsnmxm A mm. coamn uunrovx s AK w V 'N K Q 3. l Q M' -,. I-1A,5k f ,1 , '. 1 vfz i v 1 - x,2 - ,? I X V2 t ,A-F I A- 'i.,,, , '- t .,,,f4,,d Y., , 4, 'Ercff -f'- jp, f1M-e'f-ff, E --t'-- Aff! 7 F4 f-. 'f - ?ff? I-ff., Kfarvr ine. IQ wvfr-'.'Jr., jfnih ff AVI 1 ' y .. , r -X 9 0 D o '.wr.Awsf--,-- ,V ,, A.-i, .1 .JE -'jLH,-,f,v-- ye-' HITLIQTNE Ei.QLQr,S v - fC'SF2'f - ir '11 1,117 1'i'r. nm: -- - ww- -' W' -V A E-'QW Iv? H fn gun ,Qu A' K' '2 ?Vf5'1 ?35 'YUHPS -5 7- ff ' -. Vg ..T Cf5'- . 'M I Larson Clothlng Co 1 at rtovr S aV Watertown Cement Proaucts Al nr' QJD A Vplo s 17 New Hotel Grand PY Qead x Concrete t R F cret Elorvs R E Hubbard Co lat rtovn S tr sl r Allis Cnaln rs P Sperlmg s Good Shoes For Entir V nflx 9 S01tH BFO8il2V at FUUJD o n ts F Duck s Sport Shop letlo as ertolr 6 East V n Aver1e Pnon ?34O Nelson Hardware Johnson Outboe A Wotors Dexter Vasrers and Natevtic Stoves 12 Soutr Eroaduav Phone F044 Jatertowr, S D 1 O. P. Skaggs System Quality Groceries, Meats, and Vegetables 'Efficient Service Watertown, S. Dak. C0d1U8'fOn Countv O11 R,TAIL and hoLgsALe I Phone 5295 Watertown, S. D. 1 H ' Y . x9U'S 5'-53 -- E0f'S 3 its Yerrill len, Kenerer Sli, ,S - '- 1, . D .. on, ete St ', Silos E ileiil M ,gy ., ey Yi , , Way-Li e . ton e , ,,. Nate ,owr's Firest Watertown, S. DQV. CCFWT2 SHT? 4 HTYI T WCOf 'Uetert9WP, S. Dak. , ii 1 1 , Y - ' ! CCY?LTfTYfS of - e ,ons ' . . . 1 . v 1? .e .v - 7 V e 1 , . Dak. C,m liven . XF C, v e --Plfrfrtn ' 7 -, .e Ath ,', Eovinvent 10-1 Av,, N, J W te tv., S. D. . tern , x, .X e , V 1 ,Ji ll. ll- g . , no J , , ' . A Q . ' Co. VI I . 8 ,- YT 'lv' 'rw yw DAVEY'S ,M N -A -,5 L.?,.j3 -W., :LTQ i,AQ-+-fig TAGG.. '.-.' TT,-vw-'+x:v-.rw QM vm---f ,ff- hauLme ser lfllltl IIYQII lllfl Ill f 0 1n.e Beauty Salon PS? First Citizen's National Bank I ,.,.. . .. - Cfm M,,A.4v5,,-Cf,v lit ,,V.nf,-f--:,k,,, M, +-, - -Y fv - ,-YU - 'V -Y -x -.--,- . Tgdf Mme me Hmsg Inu 'W lwlden Hu want Ldl Xnd Cnpktaxl Lounge 'IOVIO 725 dv w OI' 'OWU' fat 11+ 'W f 1,5 , I . ' r-vw fn V-'ff nf' 1 V ' 1 , ,. ,. 5 nn-nu - , uowraf azure ur , an v . m - ?7f1r'+rw'!ri, ff, Uwlf. V f U - I ' 1 X. -. - J. . , K, 4 , ' y . A ' . Y . ' C. ' s A -,'Q11,5-,.mAW,,3 !.,fW,,, Dnvn Jfffsfrvm Qv,?T,,'..-- ?.,7 :,,,-,Q dn 'Hof-m-q:Aff' LQQHM- wha A71 f5,l'1 'i nf' f , fj-jf Chi fffvfjzf 'jf' 3'T ti'f 1. . if' -13, Emi. Slfffvnf? ?Zf '1 V H 1 . ,,-P var' ','f- -mmm: gl .-, TJ? Z. C997 LJ, ,Md ,,,.LA 3 v! 1 ,, 'nr +-V 1 . . Uwm, D. 3,3140 -1f3,2'I tx .