Spearfish High School - Spartan Yearbook (Spearfish, SD)

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Around the Clock Activities X , ' Nw, sg' 5, X wg?.YisXtt,s -Saas ,R - se . 1 ft ,ri few a a t A . f H yn-QAg,,.kt4 sk M ,f 1, 1- V' f t . S'-me On the basketball Court, at a pep meeting down town, listening to speakers at Career Day, and dancing at the lunior-Senior banquet, students of Spearlish lunior-Senior high school work and play. -7-

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Board of Advisers Represents Students STANDING: Sandra Vaughn, Mr. Burris, Bobby Nelson, George Fassbender. Donley Harris, James Nelson, Gene Bauer, Mr. Mikkelsen, Billy Evans, Mrs. Hanson SEATED: Thais Johnston, secretaryg Jimmie Andersen, Jean Higashi, presidentg George Opitz, vice-president: Shirley Blando The Office Staff The Custodian Patricia Gillespie, Bernice Lindemann Charlie Ullarich ..,5,-,

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Senior Class Officers Are Leaders WILLIAM A. FASSBENDER Glee Club 43 Mixed Chorus 43 Qllarieife 43 Boys' Trio 43 Senior Choir 43 Lookout Staff, Art Editor 4: Spar- tan Staff, Associate Editor 43 Sen- ior vice-president3 l00 Club 43 Quill 8z Scroll 43 Junior Talent Show 43 Press Conference 43 Sen- ior Play CI-IARLENE HEBERT Glee Club 1-2-3-43 Mixed Chorus 1-2-41 Sex- tette 3-43 Senior Choir 43 GAA 3-43 Lookout Staff, Co-Editor 43 Spartan Staff 43 Class Secretary 43 Pep Club 33 Homemaking Club l Class History WILLIAM FRAWLEY Band 1-2- 3-43 Orchestra 1-2-3-43 Glee Club 2-3-43 Boys' Trio 43 Quartette 43 Senior Choir 43 Pep Band 33 Intra- mural 13 Quill 8: Scroll 3-43 Pepsi- Cola Scholarship 43 Lookout Staff 33 100 Club 3-42 Junior Play3 Senior Play3 Senior Class Presi- dentg Board of Advisers 7-2-3: Black Hills Student Congress 33 Declamation 2-3-4: Junior Talent Show 3-4 Activities and accomplishments of wide variation have done much to make the class of 1948 well remembered. ln 1936 eleven of this year's seniors entered the first grade at the Spearfish Public School. At that time the class numbered 33. In the fresh- man year the class had 74 members, Fifty-three students will receive diplomas this year. As seventh graders, the class of '48 topped all war stamp and bond sales conducted in twelve grades of the Spearfish school system. A decided interest has been shown by the majority of the class in all high school sports, declamation, and music. The Junior Class play was Through the Keyhole, a mystery-comedy. The class sponsored a talent night and organized a Junior Pep Band that year, also. A Mexican theme was used for the banquet. As seniors, the class is even more represented in school activities. Jean Higashi is serving as the first girl president of the Board of Advisers. Five boys lettered in footballg three students lettered in declamation. Vern Backens, Jack lngraham, and Marvin Kallenberger were members of the basketball team which took the District 32 Championship, and went on to take runners-up honors for District 8 at Philip. The school's male quartet and the girls' sextet are composed of seniors. Serving as class presidents for the four years were: freshman, Miriam Kramerg sophomore, Jack Car- penter, junior, Vern Backens3 senior, Bill Frawley. Representatives of the community of Spearfish have been: Jack Carpenter, Boys' State 19473 Bill Frawley, State 4-H Radio Speaking Scholarship l947Q Jean Higashi, DAR representative l948Q Milton Mitchell, National 4-H Club Congress 1948i Donna Twombley, 4-H Demonstrator at the State Fair 1948 -3-