Spearfish High School - Spartan Yearbook (Spearfish, SD)

Text from Pages 1 - 56 of the 1951 volume:

,,,,.-,. . .5 v. - I V , , 5, o 5 my f , YY -T, r E I V . ,:.V , vi f . ' , b ,N A ' if TQ at A - ' - XL 'A - 'is H. jf, , , In-. J V , -. . f ,-.,. w-1.5 , s .4 I 'I 1951 SPARTAN Published by SENICDR IOURNALISM STUDENTS SPEARFISI-I IUNICDR-SENIOR HIGH SCI-IOCDI.. Speorfish, South Dakota Volume XII 1951 Spartan Editorial Staff: Naoda DeRosier, Don Ward, Delores Ierde, Editor-in-Chief, Shirley Blando, Associate Editor: Dick Christofferson, Mrs. Georgia Hanson, Adviser. Foreword Recorded in this the 1951 Spartan, in words and pictures, is a whole year of activities: social, athletic, and everyday events which you, as a stu- dent of SHS, have participated in. This yearbook is a record of a year of fun, friendship, and learning. It shows you participating in various activities, clubs and music groups. We of the Spartan Staff hope that you will enjoy your 1951 Spartan. The Spartan Staff Dedication xii it Our high school memories will in- clude not only those of classmates but also of faculty members. Among those will certainly be Don Allan, whose happy-go-lucky attitude is something we always will remember. Big Don led us down Indian streams and pioneer trails, helping to make American History real and exciting to us. We always watched for Coach to enter the basket- ball court or football field with the boys before each game: knowing that he would do his best to pull us through to victory. So, with deep respect, we dedicate our l95l Spartan to you, Coach Don Allan. The Spartan Staff al5,.f ..' Lx Xu , fv 1 -- -1 if tl Doris, Don, and Peggy Supervisory Staff E. C. Mikkelsen Superintendent of Schools Frances C. Repass Hiqh School Instructional Supervisor -ul W4- f Ben B. Burris High School Principol X Standing: Principal Ben Burris! Kay Kaiser, Mary Smith, Adviser Harrison Shaffer. Shirley Hebert, Larry Cleveland, Superintendent E. C. Mikkt-Ist-n. Seated: Don Hohner. Donna Rose Walker. Vice President Kenneth Burnham. President Don Ward, Secretary Gloria Moorhead. Roger Noss. Everett Ashley Board of Advisors The Board of Advisers is the student governing body of the school con- sisting of two students from each class selected by their classmates to represent them at board meetings. This year the Board of Advisers planned SHS Day. With the FTA they sponsored an all school Christmas party to which the alumni were invited. OFFICE SECRETARIES Left -Ardis Scott, Secretary to Principal Ben Burris. Secretary to Supt. E. C. Mikkel- sen. C J,, Right fMary Belle Ritteberger, hr f X ,,--.Q Specirfish Iunior-Senior High School Instructors DON ALLAN--B.S., South Dakota State College, Brookings: Spring- field, Massachusetts: Athletic Coach, Physical Education, His- tory. BEN B. BURRIS--General Beadle State Teachers College: Colo- rado State College of Education, Greeley. Colorado: AB.. M.E., llniversity of South Dakota: Principalg Mathematics. GLENN BEIER-B.A., Dakota Wes- ESTELLA J. BENNETTiB,A., lVl.A., leyan University, Mitchell, South Colorado State College of Edu- Dakota: Commercial. cation. Greeley. Colorado: Cheni- istry. GEORGIA HANSON-AB., Univer- GORDON GILLSON-B.S., Mankato sity of Wisconsin: Black Hills State Teachers College, Mankato, Teachers College: Journalism, Minnesota: Spanish, 8th Social History, Social Science. Studies. E, C. MIKKELSEN-BA.. Yankton, Collegeg M.A,. University of SHIRLEY LEIFERMAN-B.S., South CHARLES MCCLUNG-C0nn's Con- South Dakotag University of Ne- Dakota State Colege, Brookingsg servatory of Music, Elkhart, In- bi-aska: S u p e r i n t e n d e n t of Home Economics. dianag Band, Orchestra. Schools. BERTHA NOREN-B.S., Black Hills Teachers College: Mathematics. FRANCES C. REPASS--B.S., Black Hills Teachers College: M.A., Colorado State College of Educa- tion, Greeley, Coloradog Social Science. Instructional Supervis- or, l,ilu'ziruin. ISABEL SMOOTS-BA., Yankton College and Conservatoryg Black Hills Teachers College: Univer- sity of Ort-gong American Uni- versity of Washington, DC.: Music, Science. MARY LOU O'DELL-B.S., Univer- sity of Nebraska, Lincoln: Physi- cal Education, English Health. JOSEPH S. RYGG-B.A., Concordia Colege, Moorhead, Minnesotag M.A.. Colorado State College of Education, Greeley, Coloradog Science, Manual Arts. Mathe- matics. AGNES STORDAHL-B.S., Black Hills Teachers Collegeg Post Graduate Work with University of Wyomingg Junior High School English. DUANE PHILLIPS-B.A.. Yankton College: Science, Biology Assis tant Coach. HARRISON SHAFFER - BFA M.A.. University of Dcnvci Black Hills Teachers Colltgt Art, English, Reading, Spclling DON SWANSON-B.A.,' Unixeisitv of the South, Sewanec Tin nessee: Black Hills Teachtis Col legeg English, Dramatics i I .-gg ef,-xi? H all 'T U v IoANN DeLORIS CADWELL-Glee Club 15 GAA 1-2- 45 Iunior Play, Properties 35 FHA l-25 Pep Club 25 Senior Play, Staging and Properties 4. CAROL CATHEY--Glee Club l-3-45 Mixed Chorus 45 GAA l-2-3-45 FHA 2-45 Pep Club 25 Operetta 45 Senior Play, Staging and Properties 4. RICHARD D. CHRISTOP- FERSON--Band 2-3-45 Vice President 45 Orchestra 3-45 Glee Club 3-45 Mixed Chorus 3-45 Octet 3-45 Quartet 45 Football 4, Letter 45 Basketball 3-4, Letter 3-45 Let- terrnen's Club 3-45 National Honor Society 35 Nation- al Athletic Honor Society 35 Quill and Scroll 45 lOO Club 45 Lookout Staff 4, Editor 45 Spartan Staff 45 Boys' State 35 Black Hills Student Congress 3-45 Thes- pians 3-45 Iunior Play 35 Senior Play 45 Spanish Play 35 Class President 3-45 Operetta 4. ANDY COMES-- Band l-35 Thespian 45 Iunior Play 35 Senior Play 4: FTA 3-4. Class of 1951 ROGER K. ALLAN-Band l-2-35 Glee Club 1-25 Mixed Chorus 1-25 Football 2-3-4, Letter 2-3-45 Basketball 2-3-4, Letter 45 Track 3-4, Letter 3-45 Letterman's Club 3-45 Intramural Team Coach 45 Black Hills Student Congress 3-45 Thespians 3-4: lunior Play 35 Senior Play 4. BETTY LOU BLACK-Rapid City High School l5 Glee Club l-2-3-45 Mixed Chorus l-2-3-45 GAA l-2-35 Queen's Attendant 35 Black Hills Student Congress 35 Iunior Play, Makeup 35 Senior Play 45 FHA l-2-3-45 FTA 4, Secretary 45 Pep Club 25 Operet- ta 4. SHIRLEY BLANDO-Glee Club 2-3-4: Triple Trio 2: Quill and Scroll 45 Lookout Staff 45 Spartan Staff 4, Associate Editor 45 Thespians 3-4, Vice President 4: Iunior Play 35 Senior Play 45 FHA 2-3, Reporter 3: FTA 3-45 Pep Club 25 Board of Advisers 8-l5 Class Vice President 45 Operetta 45 Typing Award 3. KENNETH W. BURNHAM-Band 7-8-l-2-3-4, President 45 Orchestra 2-3-45 Glee Club 2-45 Mixed Chorus 2-45 Octet 45 Quartet 45 Football 2-4, Letter 2-4, Co-Captain 45 Basketball 2-3-4, Letter 2-3-45 Lettermen's Club 2-3- 45 lntramural Tennis 2-3-45 Intramural Team Coach 4: Thespians 3-45 Iunior Play 35 Senior Play 45 Board of Advisers 4: Vice President 4: Class President 7: Operetta 4. 59 1 VERLA R. CRAGO --Glee Club l-2-3-45 Mixed Chorus 3-45 GAA 15 Declamation 35 Senior Play, Staqinq and Properties 45 FHA l-2-3-4, Reporter 45 Pep Club 25 Qperetta 4. DORIS IEAN DANIELS-Glee Club 2-3- 45 Declamation 1-2-35 Senior Play, Business 45 FHA l-2-35 Qperetta 4. TERESA DINGEMAN-Band 1-2- 3-45 Glee Club l5 GAA l-2-3-4, Letter 3, Thespians 3-45 Thespian Play 35 Declamation l-2-3-45 Sopho- more Play 25 Iunior Play 35 Senior Play 45 FHA 2-3-4, President 45 FTA 45 IBC 45 Pep Club 25 Class Vice President 3, Cheerleader 4. NAODA DeROSIER--- Glee Club I-2-3-45 Mixed Chorus 3-45 Octet 45 Triple Trio 25 GAA 2-3-4, President 4, Letter 3-45 Tennis 3-4: National Honor Society 35 Quill and Scroll 45 lUO Club 45 Lookout Staff 45 Spartan Staff 45 Candidate tor Girls State 35 Thespians 45 Declamation 45 Iunior Play 35 Senior Play, Business 45 FHA 2-3-45 FTA 2-3-4, President 45 IRC 45 Pep Club 2, Secretary 25 Board ot Advisers 2-3, Secretary 35 Qperetta 45 lunior Ban- quet, Toastrnistress 3. VIRGINIA EGGUM -Glee Club 2-3-45 Triple Trio 2: Miss SHS 45 Queen's Attendant 2: Thespians 3-45 Thespian Play 35 Sophomore Play 25 Iunior Play 35 Senior Play 4, Make-up 45 FHA l-25 FTA l-25 Pep Club 25 Class Secretary 25 Cheerleader 45 Qperetta 45 KQTA Quiz Kids 8. ELOISE M. ELLINGTON- eGlee Club 2-3-45 Triple Trio 25 Queen's Attendant 45 Iunior Play 35 Senior Play, Make up 45 FHA 2, Secretary 25 FTA 45 Cheerleader 35 Minstrel Show l-25 Qperetta 4. GEORGE FASSBENDER-Glee Club I-2-3-45 Mixed Chorus l-2-3-45 Octet 3-45 Quartet 45 Basketball 25 Intramural Captain 45 Thespians 3-45 lunior Play, Stage Manager 35 Senior Play 4. Staqe and Proper- ties 45 Board of Advisers l-25 Qperetta 45 Queen's Escort 4. BOB GARNESS----Newell Hiqh School l-2-35 Quill and Scroll 4: IOC Club 45 Lookout Staff 45 Senior Play 45 FTA 4. 1,6 413'-T' PAUL GILLESPIE-Senior Play 4. IOAN HAMMOND -GAA l-25 Thespians 3-45 Iunior Play 35 Senior Play 45 FHA l-2-3, Parliamentarian 35 FTA 45 IRC 4, Vice President 45 Pep Club 25 Class Secretary 75 Spanish Play 3. DELORES IERDEfLead High School l-2: Band 3-4, Librarian 35 Pep Band 45 Orchestra 3-45 Glee Club 45 Mixed Chorus 45 Accompanist 45 Octet 45 GAA 3-4, Letter 4, Intramural Tennis 45 Spartan Staft 4, Editor 45 Lookout Stafi 45 Thespians 3-45 Declamation 3-45 Iunior Play, Properties 35 Senior Play, Advertising 45 Spanish Play 35 FHA 3-45 FTA 4, Musician 45 IRC 45 Class Secretary 45 Alternate Girls State Delegate 35 American Legion Auxiliary District Essay Winner 35 Operetta 4. BENNY HUSS-- Gettysburg High School l-2-3: Glee Club 45 Senior Play 4: Operetta 4. Rn ALFRED LEEH- Deadwood High School 1-25 Senior Play 4. DOROTHY LYNN--Glee Club l-2-3-45 Mixed Chorus 1-3-45 Triple Trio 25 GAA 3: Quill and Scroll 45 DAR Candidate 4: Lookout Staff 45 Spartan Staff 45 Senior Play 45 FHA l-2-3-4, Treasurer 2-45 FTA 3-4, Treasurer 45 Pep Club 25 Board of Advisers 75 Class Secretary 85 Class Vice President 25 Operetta 4. BILL LEEPER--Band 8-1-2-3-45 Glee Club 1-2-4: Mixed Chorus l-2-45 Octet 45 Quartet 45 Football 3-4, Letter 45 Basketball l-2-3-45 Letter 345 Letterman's Club 3-4: President 45 Intramural Team Coach 45 Thespians 45 Junior Play 35 Senior Play 45 Class President 15 Operetta 4. MARY KATHERINE MCNEILL-Glee Club 2-3-45 Declamation 2-3-45 Senior Play, Advertising 45 Operetta 45 FHA 45 Pep Club 2. IIMMY MAY - -Basketball, lntramural Captain 45 Ten- nis, lntramural 25 Thespians 3-45 Sophomore Play 25 lunior Play 35 Senior Play 45 Board of Advisers 7-85 Cheerleader 4. CHERIE LEE MITCHELL---Cvlee Club l-2-35 Mixed Chorus 2-35 Declamation 2-45 Senior Play 45 FHA l-2-3-45 FTA 4, Librarian 45 Pep Club 2. WILMA MOBERG -Glee Club l-2-3-45 Mixed Chorus 35 Triple Trio 25 Quill and Scroll 45 Lookout Start 45 Spartan Stait 45 Declamation 4: DAR Candidate 4: FHA 1-2-3-4, Historian 2, Vice President 35 FTA 3-4: Pep Club 25 Qperetta 45 Senior Play, Staqe and Properties 4. BEVERLY OLSEN sss- --Glee Club l-2-3-4: Mixed Chorus l-2-3-45 Triple Trio 25 Quill and Scroll 45 WO Club 45 DAR Representative 45 Lookout Staff 4: Spartan Stait 45 Thespians 3-45 Sophomore Play, Prompter 25 lunior Play, Assistant Director 35 Senior Play, Assistant Director 45 FHA l-2-3, District Vice President 2, Sona Leader 25 FTA 3-4, Parliamentarian 45 IRC 4, Treasurer 45 Pep Club 25 Class Secretary l: Qperetta 4. 8 .fe 9 MARIAN OLSEN- --Glee Club l-2-3-4, Mixed Chorus l-2-3-45 Triple Trio 25 Quill and Scroll 45 Lookout Staft 45 Associate Editor 4, Editor 45 Spartan Start 45 Girls' State 35 Delegate to Black Hills Student Con- qress 35 Thespians 3-4, Secretary 45 Sophomore Play 25 Iunior Play 35 Senior Play 45 FHA 1-2-3, President 2, District Secretary 35 lRC 2-4, Secretary, 45 Pep Club 25 Class President 85 Class Vice President l5 KQTA Quiz Kids 85 Qperetta 45 Typing Award 3. PAT SEARS--Glee Club l-2-3-45 Mixed Chorus 2-3-45 Triple Trio 2: GAA l5 Thespians 3-45 Declamation 3-45 Local Winner 45 Sophomore Play 25 Iunior Play 35 Senior Play 45 FHA l-2, Recorder 25 FTA 45 lRC 25 Pep Club 25 KQTA Quiz Kids 85 Qperetta 4. DON WARD Band 7-8-l-2-3-45 President 35 Qrchestra l-2-3-45 Glee Club 2-45 Mixed Chorus l-2-45 Football l-2-3-4, Letter 2-4, Co-Captain 45 Basketball l-2-3-4, Letter 2-3-4, ln- tramural 7-8-l, lntramural Team Coach 4: Track 2: Lettermen's Club l-2-3-47 Tennis l-2-4, Letter l5 Na- tional Athletic Honor Society 2-35 Quill and Scroll 45 lOO Club 45 Lookout Staff 45 Spartan Staff 45 Boys' State 35 Thespians 3-4, President 45 lunior Play 35 Senior Play 45 Board of Advisers 4, President 45 Class President 25 KQTA Quiz Kids 85 Triple Trio l: Minstrel Show 25 Qperetta 4. Delores Jerde at her recital Dick Christofferson and Teresa Cherie Mitchell, National 4-H Dingeman, County and District Dairy Foods Demonstration Win- Winners, 4-H Radio Speaking ner. Contest l l Ncrtloncrl Honor SOC19fY CLASS OF 1951 CLASS OF 1952 Richard Christofferson Joan McCain Naoda DeRosier William Vance Delores Jerde Donna Rose Walker Beverly Olsen Marian Olsen Don Ward Natlonal Athletlc Scholarshlp Society CLASS OF 1951 CLASS OF 1952 CLASS OF 1953 Kenneth Burnham Allen Jonas Floyd Hansen Richard Christofferson James Nelson Robert Nelson Don Ward James Voorhees Roger Noss L12- 'Ns g, Q dv an LQ X I a , . of XGA: i fx v 1. xx-fg, 4' N' MY: , Aa , Q 9-1 Gi f AV ,nr Q -N n.....,.,,,,,,t G 2 RECOGNIZE THESE SENIORSI' Sf2lI'flIlf.1 nt the Imp, from loft to rlghi, Hwy urn' I'4u1!, B1-V. Kvnuy. Nady, L'urul, Jmm, Dc-0, Blll,.IiI11l!Xj', Don, Pnl, ShlI'll'j', G1-nrgv. Du-k, lmmthy, Al. Yu Xylllfllllil. Duns. JoAnn, Kathy, Buh, 1xlill'I'lIl. CIIUITC, B1-tty Lou, 'I'm-sau-, Wilma, I.1, A3 F- CQ so' -.J I uniors Class of 1952 Above-Top Row: Marston Holben. Stanley Hollis. Boyd Larson. Don Kellogg LeRoy Cook, Allen Jonas, Fred Alleman, Warren Johnson, Lester Holben. Second Row: Dorothy Staigle, Evelyn White. Betty King. Kathleen Buttemeier David Polley, Lewis Wood. Janice Roberts. Myrtle Moses. Vesta Konrath Eleanor Erickson. First Row: Neil Kelly. Reya Wood. Betty Weaver, Dolores Andersen. Betty Henwood, Bette Christensen, Sonya Bell. Violet Lariye Walter MeVey. Below--Top Row: Nolan Christy. Dale Morgan. Kenneth Adair. Don Ht-liner Duane Carstensen, James Nelson, Larry Portwood. Ralph Troyer. Second Row: Dorthy Harwood. Doris Harwood. Connie Erickson. Janiennt Jolly. Marshall Eddy. James Eddy Frances Kouf. Ardis Scott. .lean Lindstarl Evelyn Walter. First Row: Buddy Vance. Mary Jo MeNeill, Bonnie Willard. Shirley Reed. Cori. Lou Crane. Joan McCain. Donna Mae Stephens. Donna Rose Walker. Jaines XvfltJI'llL'US. ,114 , Sophomores Class of 1953 ABOVE-TOP ROW: Tommy Gantt. David Dilley, Victor Pratt. Dorothea Parker, Catherine Repass, Tommie Jo Stapp, Marjorie Fager. David Sturgeon. Duane Alleman. George Miller. SECOND ROW: Bernard Madler, Morton Hitzel, Gloria Moorhead. Cellesteen Mik- kelsen, Guyla Marehiando. Ediee Blue. Sylvia Reinecke, Robert Gillespie, Dick lngrahain. FlRST ROW: Joe Buttemeier, Tommy Hallett, LouVe Springer, Sandra Vaughn, Joan Hibbarfl, Janys Donner. Joyce Glover. Nadine Cushing, Jimmy Seals, Jerry Fuller. BELOW-TOP ROW: Delano Gallivan, Larrv Noren, Roger Noss, Jeanne Dobruck, Luann Hovland. Marilyn Nelson, Albert Daniels, Loyal Kessler, Bobby Nel- son, Noel Matthiesen, SECOND ROW: Charles Barker. David Kirkpatrick. Clara Fagering, Bessie Lyons, Joann Willson, Daisy Thomas. Lorraine Smith. Floyd Hansen, Edward Helrncr. FIRST ROW: Donald Anderson, Loren Jerde, Laura McNeill, Eleanor Compton, Barbara Anderson. LaDonna Green, Phyllis Jones, Nancy McVey, David Ellis, Nelsc Larive. NOT PICTUREDZ Betty Dobyns, Dale Elmore, Earl Zitting. Freshmen Class of 1954 ABOVE-TOP ROW: James Fuller, Billy Butterfield, Diana Schultz, Dean Willard, Winfield Goodell. Lyle Hines. THIRD ROW: Frank Harwood. Ronald Schuttler, Joan Anderson, Beverly Steele, Verna Hines. Coral Shuck. Keith Kellog. Eddie Orr. SECOND ROW: LeRoy Reed, Albert Shuek, Marie Buttemeier, Vernita Cole, Beverly Lund, Darlene ChristofTerson, Betty Ullarich, Lyle Petersen, Allan Clark. FIRST ROW: LeRoy Clem, LeeRoy Carlson, Janice Pollard. Vesta Stanley, Beverly Busse, Mary Ann Riley, John Henwood. Gerald Litschewski. BELOW-TOP ROW: Everett Ashley, Billy Boint, Lawrence Eggum, Pete Johnson. Bruce Sprigler. Bob Christy. THIRD ROW: Roland Hood. Maribeth McGuigan, Pat Winter, Ruth Gadsden, Carmen Campman, Nancy Reinecke, Teresa Olsen. D. O. Dillavou. SECOND ROW: Dick Brandeberry, Gene Goodwin, Shirley Addison, Irene Weaver, Elaine Comes, Mary Stu1'eon. Lorraine Troyer, Larry Eddy, Norman Dahl. FIRST ROW: Jan Houghton, Tommy Vance, Janet Thompson, Clara Penttila, Eliza Miller, Phyllis Barker. Keith Williams. Martin Staigle. NOT PICTURED: Joan Burkley, Donnie Roberts. Eighth Grade TOP ROW: Walter Buchholz, David Jerde, Arnold Frasier. Jeannette Lee, Shirley Steen, Phyllis Sipe, Mary Lou Patenode, Robert Humphrey. Cameron Green, Jack Etherington. THIRD ROW: Paul Peterson. Bruce Holmlund, Marlene Miller, Shirley Wood, Norma Berg. Kay Kaiser, Phyllis Gordon, Marilyn Staigle, Sylvia Thomas, Donald Busse, Harold Marchant. SECOND ROW: Billy Anthony, Raymond Winter, Callie Christensen, Mary Smith, Wanda Dodds, Gwen Kasson. Mary Noren, Patricia Pratt, Leon Harwood, Melburn Holben. FIRST ROW: Joseph Hitzel. Charles Fillmore, Merceda Scheib, Eva Randall, Myrtle Elmore, Jean Hyatt. Bertha Erickson, Rose Etherington, Barbara DuBois, Leo Burke, William Glover. NOT PICTURED: Lloyd Alleman. Shirley House, Beverly Justice, Roger Ogard. Seventh Grade 'Eva M TOP ROW: Charles Hejde, Teddy Hovland, Rochelle Noss, Joy Christensen, Marla Hines, Jimmy Gadsden, John Gillespie, James Castonguay. THIRD ROW: Marvin Heim, Jimmie Weaver, Lois Jones, Izora Bailey. Dava Heigh, Jo Blue, Shirley Hebert. Elinor Schar. Robert Schar, Larry Cleveland. SECOND ROW: Oscar Lund, Charles Lewton, Dorothy Julius. JoAnn Hanson, Stella Corean, Ruth Compton, Marcelline Comes. Clifford Ullarich, Charles Staigle. FIRST ROW: Donald Dandurand, Gene Shuck, Sharon Glaser, Carol Richmond. Geraldine Hoff, Coleen Dittus. Mary Hyatt, Vernelle Ice. Fay Chrans, William Pearson. NOT PICTURED: Raymond Ginsbach, Roger Kromarek. 117.- ibm-Q. ny, 1- gais WE saw A LM 1 is WI fsfi z,g1-mia '14 ,fu secretary Nsi' Seals VICQ presldent 'X . .ww , as X fa Q.. 'i A va V + as 'SX u I ,, L sx 3 A Squad -11.5 ,K .Q f i Co-Captain Ken Burnham, end: Co-Captain Don Ward, quarter back: Roger Allan. end: Dick Christofferson, end: Bill Leeper, end. TOP ROW: Floyd Hansen, Manager Ike Alleman, Jim Nelson, Ken Burnham, Bill Leeper, Roger Allan, Donley Harris. Dick Christofferson, Assistant Coach Duane Phillips. Coach Don Allan. SECOND ROW: James Eddy. Lester Holben. Boyd Larson, Marshal Eddy, Larry Portwood. Bob Nelson, Nolan Christy, Allan Jonas. THIRD ROW: Edward Helmer. Dale Morgan, Ralph Troyer, Don Ward, Jim Voorhees, Bob Christy, Charles Fuller, 1950 Season The Spearhsh Spartan gridsters opened the 1950 season with a win over the Sundance Bulldogs but then dropped the remaining seven games. Only five seniors were members of the squad. captained by Don Ward, quarterback, and Ken Burnham, end. Although lacking in size the Spartans had hustle and team spirit. Five Seniors Finish High School Football Spcrrton Gridsters in Action ' ,S fit. X w.Q't', 21 au-nu B Team 2-Y ar 'far---s. -QRQMMSMQ W'-'Qui-k--...,,,,, h M-to TOP ROW: Floyd Hansen. Morton Hitzcl, Edward Helmer, Bob Christy, Bobby Nelson, Victor Pratt, Lawrence Eggum, Ralph Troyer. Dale Morgan, Dean Willard. Billy Boint, Duane Phillips, Coach. SECOND ROW: Lyle Ginsbach, Nelse Larive, .lorry Fuller, Jimmy Seals. David Kirkpatrick, David Polley, Everett Ashley, Jimmy Gadsden, Larry Eddy, Charles Hejdc. THIRD ROW: Donald Dandurand, Charles Lewton, Raymond Winter, Marvin Hcim. Tom Vance. Walter Buchholz, Jimmie Weaver. Clifford Ullarich, Melburn Holben, Jan Houghton. Bruce Yanzick. The little Spartans ended their l95U grid campaign with a record of six wins against two losses. They were beaten by Belle Fourche and Dead- Wood but in return engagements they won by trimming Belle 32 to 12 and Deadwood 28 to U. The Bs also whipped Sturgis twice, Rapid City once and Lead once. Ready, Set - If x ' . r g V si ma- aio, t.,,,,,M,,, - 1 -r-.ms .ng-n.Q,,.. -22- l .2--Eqfmy .v3,,.,a f .- A A I r V I I -5-USUN .ggi Lettermens Club TOP ROW: Dick Christofferson. Allen Jonas. Jim Nelson-Vice President, Bill Looper-President, Roger Allan, Kenneth Burnham, Roger Noss, Ike Alleman, Boyd Larson. SECOND ROW: Coach Don Allan, Larry Portwood, James Eddy, Joe Rygg, Marshall Eddy, Bob Nelson, Lester Holben, Assistant Coach Duane Phillips. FIRST ROW: Nolan Christy, Jerry Fuller Jim Voorhees-Secretary, Ralph Troyer, Floyd Hansen, Don Ward, Bob Christy, Dale Morgan, Edward Helmer. Sports Managers Larry Portwood Ike Alleman as t in . 3' 34. . 4 E. 4 w .-Q-af, '. QQ- - - 1' ' Q r- L., 1 Roger Allan --1 wi- , -. - . r - ' '.L5,.isf4?f5'r..,. . .fi--'Tr bm' , I . ,, I , V .' ', , ' +A 'X . 1 'A Only returning track letterman is Roger Allan, who won his letter high jumping. Big Rog' also ran the half-mile and has won his letter in everv major sport at SHS. 23 7... fd. 5 -1 1 1951 District 3Z Winners TOP ROW: Coach Don Allan, Allen Jonas, Donley Harris, Roger Allan, Captain Bill Leeper. Kenneth Burnham, Manager Larry Portwood. FIRST ROW: Nolan Christy, Don Ward, Stanley Hollis, Jim Nelson Dick Christof- ferson, Bob Nelson. Everett Ashley. A 42 to 36 win over Deadwood in the finals of the District 32 tournament climaxed the l95O-'51 basketball season for the Spartans. Deadwood's Bears had previously dumped the Spartans twice in conference play. Spearfish took titth in the Black Hills Conference with a record of five wins aqainst nine losses. After winning the District, the Spartans went on to the Region 8 play where they dropped a hard fought 43 to 46 tilt to Kadoka. Spearfish, however, took the consolation championship from Hot Springs in an overtime, 49 to 45, thus endinq an ll win, ll loss season. Top scorer for the Spartans was Don Ward, senior forward, with 264 points. Next was lanky forward Kenneth Burnham with 190 points. ,24- ' fW'fQf'Qv 13- Q r ' I f Q 4. 2 s f 5 l X ,Ja 1: --.L siif' f f V . . gg 4, , KH W Intramural Tourney Champs NATIONAL LEAGUE--BRAVES AMERICAN LEAGUE-BOBCATS Top Row: Pete Johnson Nels Larive, Mars- Top Row: Fay Chrans, Tcddy Hovland, ton Holben, Dick Ingraham, Loyal Kcs- Camcron Grccn, Larry Cleveland. Oscar sler. Lund. First Row: Larry Noren, Bruce Sprigler, First Row: Roger Ogard. LccRoy Carlson. Captain Jimmy May, Victor Pratt, Captain Jan Houghton, Jimmy Wcavcr, Coach Kcnncth Burnham. Coach Nolan Christy. League Champrons EAGLES-NATIONAL LEAGUE CHAMPS WOLVES-CO-CHAMPIONS WITH Top How: Gcnc Goodwin, David Kirkpat- BOBCATS-AMERICAN LEAGUE ' Tick, Jimmy Eddy. T0m Hallett. Charles Top Row: Charlcs Goodwin, Jimmy Gads- , Barker- , don. Bobby Schzir. F1153 ROW: Dlffyk Bfandebeffyv D310 El' First Row: Donald Dandurand, Billy mmf- Captam Floyd Hansen, Roland Glovcr Captain David Jcrdc. LeRoy Hood, LeRoy Reed, Coach Bob Nelson. Rppdg Coach EU.,-1.ttA5h1QyL ... 26... Top Row tUppvr loft? BUCKS: Loon Harwood, Raymond Ginsbach, Ronald Schutt- lvr. Lyle Peterson. Billy Anthony, First Row: Joe Hitzel, Marvin Heim Jr., Captain Raymond Winter, Clifford Ullarich. Roger Kromarck, Coach Don Ward. Top Row tUppi-r Right! TIGERS: Walter Buchholz, Charles Hejde, Bob Humphrey, Allan Clark, Buddy Holmlund. First Row: Charles Lowton, Melbourne Holbi-n, Captain Lloyd Allcman, Harold Marchant, Coach Bill Leepcr. Top Row thowcr li-ft? RAIDERSI Dave Polley, Morton Hitzol, Bernard Madler. First Row: Eddie Orr, Marshall Eddy, Captain Larry Portwood, LeRoy Cook. Coach Jim Nelson. Top Row tLowcr righti ARROWS: Frank Harwood. Ed Holmvr, Earl Zitting, Albert Daniels, First Row: Waltcr McVey, Larry Eddy, Captain George Fassbender, Don Roberts, Luster Holben. Coach Roger Allan. Intramural Season For the first l.lI19 in several years, an intramural basketball program was orwitiiiized. Engineered by Duane Phillips, the program gave nearly seventy boys an opportunity to participate in basketball. Two leagues of competition were organized, the American and National. Winners in regular season play in the National League were the Eagles with a 60 record. Co-champs in the Airwiictin League were the Wolves and Bobcats. The Braves won the National li--ague Tourney while the Bobcats won the American. '77 Don Five Seniors Letter in Basketball .5-,Ni . X . as X QAM I .Q . 1 . ' ,I 3' 1 ' -r 5 1 Fc, I ll 4 S ,, t' . I f A . l ' , Vim it A 4 Captain HI' , wwx Bill Q' , f t T K W K 1 J, WS 'S 3 rY px ik' 4 J ' l I J' -M lay., 'lf' I' 2 l S 5 ix RL. f L 2 ' Hog Dick Kenny B Squad Plays 11 Game Schedule Top Row: Manager Floyd Hansen, Tom Vance. D. O. Dillavou. Boh Christy, Roger Noss. lke Alleman, Lawrence Eggum, Bill Boint, Jim Seals. Norman Dahl, Bud Litschewski, Coach Duane Phillips. First Row: Donald Dandurand, Larry Cleveland, Lloyd Alleman Jim Gadsden Dick Ingraham, Ed Helmer. LeRoy Cook, Dean Willard, Donnie Roberts: Larry Eddy, LeeRoy Carlson, Ray Winter. Virginia Flggum, Bette Christensen Jimmy May, Joan lVlCLJa1n, Teresa Dingeman, Cheerleaders and Pep Band These groups attended all home games, lead- ing students in yells and songs. The junior cheer- leaders led yells at B games. This year a pep band was chosen from members of the A Band. Coleen Dittus, Carol Richmond JoAnn Hanson Top Bow: Dick Brandeberry, Bill Boint, Allan Clark. Gloria Moorhead, Ruth Gads' den, Catherine Repass, Bessie Lyons, Beverly Lund. Second Row: LeRoy Cook, Winfield Goodell, Edice Blue, Sandra Vaughn, Ci-llesteen Mikkelsen Luann Hovland, Guyla Marchiando, Dorothy Staigzle. Keith Williams. First Row: Roger Noss, David Sturgeon, Sylvia Reinecke, Joan Hibbarci, Marilyn Staigle, Dorothea Parker, Delores Jerde. Evelyn Waltei'. GIIIS Pys Ed C'ctsses Part1c1pate in Various Activihes in volleyball. In addition to the various activi ties pictured, the physical edu cation classes played basket ball, soccer, speedball, softball and did stunts and tumbling. Ari upper class group eriqaqed G. A. A. The Girls Athletic Association is an orqanization of airls interested in sports activities. The GAA'ers had the use ot the BHTC swirnniina pool once ci week. They also played haskethall, soccer, and tennis. , I. Alito it 'H t Top Row: Verna Hines. Ruth Gadsden. Pat Winter, Janienne Jolly. Tommie Jo Stznpp, Luann Hovlund. Teresa Olsen. Marilyn Nelson. Arclis SCott. Fifth Row: Dorothy Harwood, Eleanor Compton, Evelyn Walter, Delores Jerde. Jziniee Roberts. Muribeth lVleGuigan, Guylzi lVlarChi:inclo, Delores Andersen. Fourth Row: Janys Donner, Eleanor Erickson. Jean Lindstzid. Edice Blue. Doris Harwood. Naodu DeRosier. Nancy Reineeke, Myrtle Moses. Cora Lou Crane. Third Row: Joan McCain, Sylvia Reineeke, Phyllis Jones, Joan Hibbard, Shirley Addison Bette Christensen. Second Row: Reva Wood, Mary Sturgeon. Sonya Bell, Elaine Comes. Joyce Glover. Irene Weaver, Cellesleen Mil-iklesen. Gloria Moorhezid. First Row: Nancy lVlCVey. Eliza lVliller. Donna Rose Walker, Teresa Dingemz-in. Nadine Cushing. Sandra Vziughzin, Phyllis Barker, Marie Buttemeier. Miss Isobel Smoots, Director Oh Doctor! was presented by the vocol music deportrnent in February. It was the first operettcr to be stdqed since 1932. The cost of 120 included students from the four upper classes. S H S Presents Operetta OH DOCTOR! Above- -Entire cost Below Doctors cmd Potients so Shown in the top picture is a scene from the ballet, 'tDance of the Water Sprites. In the lower picture are the principals of the operettaz Standing-Roger Noss, Walter McVey, James Eddy, Ralph Troyer, Dick Christofferson, Delores Jerde, Kenneth Burnham, Naoda DeRosier, Beverly Olsen, Larry Farrell, Don Ward, Bill Leeper, Cora Lou Crane, Dorothy Staigle. Seated-Boyd Larson, Frances Kouf, George Fassbender, Betty Weaver. -334 Girls Glee Club and Mixed Chorus - in 4- ' -L LG . ,M ,fi l ' 2 Q iitiwr V95 Top Row: Kathleen Buttemeier, Janice Roberts, Doris Daniels, Marilyn Nelson, Luann Hovland. Frances Kouf Marjorie Eager, Delores Jerde, Connie Erick- son, Edice Blue Seventh Row: Vesta Konrath, Cora Lou Crane, Jean Lindstad, Naoda DeRosier, Bessie Lyons, Eloise Ellington, Doris Harwood, Myrtle Moses, Dorthy Harwood, Dolores Anderson Sixth Row: Shirley Addison. LaDonna Green, Pat Sears, Coral Shuck, Barbara Anderson Eleanor Erickson, Betty Dobyns, Beverly Lund, Virginia Eggum, Lorraine Troyer, Sonya Bell Fifth Row: Donna Rose Walker, Shirley Blando, Carol Cathey, Nadine Cushing, Beverly Olsen, Phyllis Jones, Eliza Miller, Donna Stephens, Janice Pollard, Janet Thompson Fourth Row: Jeanne Dobruck, Ardis Scott, Verna Hines, Teresa Olsen, Tommie Jo Stapp, Katherine Repass, Ruth Gadsden, Dorothea Parker, Daisy Thomas Third Row: Sylvia Reinecke, Betty Lou Black, Verla Crago, Dorothy Lynn, Nancy Reinecke, Wilma Moberg, Marian Olsen, Evelyn Walter, Cellesteen Mikkelsen, Gloria Moorhead Second Row: Dorothy Staigle, Reva Wood, Joan McCain, Joyce Glover, Clara Fa- gering, Joann Willson Janys Donner, Eleanor Compton, Bette Christensen, Vernita Cole, Guyla Marchiando First Row: Mary Ann Riley, Laura McNeill, Sandra Vaughn, Mary Jo McNeill, Betty Weaver, Katherine McNeill, Joan Hibbard, Nancy McVey, Phyllis Bark- er, Lou Ve Springer ,, , . Al.: Special Groups xml Urlrt alwvl-1 girls sexlvl. upper funn ilu in isunm-l nf ilu' glee- elillws lllillllll lu-Ifm is tlnr Boys ills-v lqllllv is quartet. right. are ehusen f- .. -f 3 4- -. M, x I.. A, , . W, -er , f: , 9 F. .1 .3 3' eil, -K . U F S - ' ' smaz Q ., 1 -..- , KJ :flu !I I R V I9 eg'-dj .tp ,f 3 ,' if: Q -3: 1.2. j' 'E' .'-' F -. - ,N Top Row: Dick Christofferson. James Nelson Duane Carstensen, Bill Leeper, Ken- neth Burnham, Roger Noss, Boyd Larson. Third Row: Dean Willard, James Eddy, Donald Helmer, Marshall Eddy, Kenneth Adair. Don Ward Second Row: Charles Barker, David Kirkpatrick, Ben Huss. Bruce Sprigler, Ralph Troyer, Loren Jerde, George Fassbender First Row: LeRoy Clem, Nels Larive David Elmore, Larry Eddy. Albert Shuck, Walter McVey. 3. M' X t 'N -r? 'J' mi, VU' wr 1, l SAXAPHONES Mary Ann Riley Edice Blue Paul Peterson Walter Buchholz Don Ward Janys Donner Diana Schultz Winfield Goodell Victor Pratt CLARINETS Ccllesteen Mikkelscn Joan McCain Evelyn Walter Mary Sturgeon Donna Rose Walker Ruth Gadsden Catherine Repass Luann Hovland Guyla Marchiando Martin Staigle Rochelle Noss Jean Hyatt Carol Richmond Merccda Scheib Jo Blue Marv Smith S H S A D Exif, x Callie Christensen Patricia Winter Teresa Olsen Sandra Vaughn Bonnie Willard FLUTES AND PICCOLO Delores Jerde Dorothea Parker DRUMS Keith Williams Bob Nelson Teresa Dingcman Band All High School and Iunior High School students participating in hand receive individual instruction from Charles lVlcClunq, director, durina the school day. Pictured is Mr, McCluna with Coleen Dittus and Oscar Lund. S' ii EQ? 1 Q 4,8 . Qs., 6, 9' 4 U o Y QP 4 'J' 9' bb ff m , A Q uf i , 1 l. .nz ffm' 'xi v-J , ff? I 1, 'J Q Q, . X A 7 ' : . , 'L J , E f-.'4' ff X I Q3 KX .f 9 xx Shown with the United Nations flag are the members ot the lnternational Relations Club in the home ot loan l-lammond. Lett to right, they are: loan Hammond, Naoda DeRosier, Marian Glsen, Frances Kout, David Ellis, Delores lerde, Larry Farrell, BHTC Exchange Student Giesla Koch, who was the quest speaker, Williaiii Vance, Kathleen Buttemeier, Teresa Dingeman, Miss Repass, and Beverly Olsen. Not pictured are Betty Weaver and Doris Harwood. International Relations Club The newly reorganized lnternational Relations Club, with l3 members, was active throughout the school year. Several guest speakers and discus- sions on world affairs sparked the meetings. ln March it sponsored an all- school Student Congress. U X--f The officers of the lnternational Relations Club, lett to right: Treasurer Beverly Olsen, Secretary Marian Qlsen, President William Vance, Vice Presi- dent Ioan Hammond, and Adviser Miss Frances Repass. -39- Future Teachers of America Standing Cleft to rightl: Teresa Dingeman Joan Hammond, Evelyn Walter, Doris Harwood, Violet Larive, Kathleen Butterneier, Eloise Ellington, Treasurer Dorothy Lynn, Connie Erickson, Parliamentarian Beverly Olsen, Janice Ro- berts, Song Leader Delores Jerde, Cherie Mitchell, Ardis Scott, Sonya Bell, Betty Weaver, Dorthy Harwood, Eleanor Erickson. Seated: Secretary Betty Lou Black, Adviser Miss Repass, President Naoda DeRosier, Vice President Larry Farrell. Noi Pictured: Pat Sears, Wilma Moberg, Virginia Eggum, Bob Garness, Andrew Comes, Marian Olsen, Shirley Blando, Donna Mae Stephens, Vesta Konrath. The Lookout Chapter of Future Teachers ot America was organized April 12, 1948, under the direction of Miss Frances Repass, and has been an active group ever since. The Chapter has two luncheon meetings each month. Many activities claimed the attention of the FTA during the school year, including an all school Christmas party sponsored jointly with the Board of Advisers, and a skit presented for assembly. Dancing lessons once a week was one of the FTA projects. Interested students learned such dance steps as the Charleston, rhumba, waltz, and shuttle. -,40. L Declamcrtion The SHS team was highly successful this year, winning, for the first time in the history of the school, the trophy at the District tournament, Larry Farrell won at the District and placed second at the Regional tournament. Shown above arei Seated-Teresa Dingeman, Wilma Moberg. Donna Rose Walker. Buddy Vance. Larry Farrell. Pat Sears. Delores Jerde. Naoda DeRosier. Standing-Betty Weaver Luann Hovland. Sylvia Rcincckc, Guyla Marchiando. Dorothea Parker. Evelyn White. Other contestants who went to District were Walker. Vance. and Sears. F. H. A. The Future Homemakers of America club or FHA. is one of the largest organia zations in the school, with a membership of almost sixty. Officers are: Shirley Leiferman. adviser: Teresa Dingenian, presidentg Jean Lindstad. vice president: Edice Blue, secretary: Dorothy Lynn. trcasurerg Frances Kouf. parliamentarianz Myrtle Moses, song leader: Joan McCain, historian. and Mrs. N, G, Jerde, chapter mother. Dave Polley-Tony, Allen Jones-Mr. Morrow, Donna Rose Walker-Kitty, James Nelson-Jack, Betty Weaver-Mrs. Morrow, Ardis Scott-Margaret, Bette Christen- sen-Jane, Sonya Bell-Margie, William Vance-Martin, Boyd Larson-Art. Myrtle Moses-Lorraine, Lewis Wood-Fritz. Seventeenth Summer The juniors presented their play, Seventeenth Summer, a story of a typical seventeen-year-old girl, her trials, tribulations, and joys, on December 9. l950. , N ,W U., . 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I H 11 P 2 1 ff XJ My' I ' h ,ll nff l'l fll7 ' ' ' .4-f--W ' --.- f L: - ' ig' 15 :..'1-Myxw Xqf-- .M-, wM--- -MmMfiM- xp igl. 37!Jo.3-Swgarfish Junior-F rfigh' 5, Dgk., ggpgcmbgf 3911 STAGE CURTAINS L 9. M559 E Lack of compotitior. for FTA MAlfES PLANS offices in thc svr iw' 53033 Lfgfiicr WHS L' gh school mais clccti-nl, vffed PrC2idCnf Cf 'He FTA let d azz wQex,quik'e. tile fllwlf .. ,flnhr ylgwslgl N7 'Jf?dUCSi ' Uf '-- mndi if ffm scfziirt as 753 hyir- 5 Dick Czirizlfof- .nc elrntcen fir I dl h Shirlgy fl -do 30 39? PPVJVKT 5 lc'-wr sxicnf, E1v1'ed uilzgsj ClLCfL17. inc folic ,- tgy'f-+g-cqgurgr is Dc- zzg fo other c-fficcfj: Larry grdg-r-gd fy-Gm thi Twin City lorfs JC,-li,-. IQ-N igmi of 'YP0ll. ViCP 9TC3idCHfi Scpnic COmQ7HY,MiUUU9U01iSv Advisfrs mvibfrs aru Ibn fify L01 1l'? to'rc thf or-scnt cur- Uwri wad lonncth ?urLLx '?'C7f1Y 37511, 'Q have bun in For fry::i'iCr.'t f 'he t--'HI-71' 3'l'QCvT-3 4 the school junifr clfgz, f'illi' r,z 'B - '- f 'l Nl ' Yi. 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Pictured across ar! the editorsgharian and Dick ith 3 than F o b If their associate Buddy Naoda and Don, Sports rsg Dorothy, Fashion editor, and Donna Rose, Art ditor. In the next pic- you see our faithiul ser Mrs. Hanson,helping Lou, just one of the edit ime Pop, candy, end cup- decorated with sham- ,ml as they were tg The 1951 rs, fni under the direction of Urs, TE' TCCL RI' those eve: so weny stencils and Rev-:ly finoograuhing yuvz pwoxr ind last but not lfast Hob ffliverlng the nL1ckoutu tu yor, :IFYSP 4 fl-9135 VITT Qconf. from Col. Uno? Georgia Hanson, 1 ' woz - Qf 1CYl liorrell, Edi 'SOP king on the la lf cf Q-vid City Journal this yeer's annua The aiH'9 entured on the pro first half has be H055 S958k0F. Other the press. Q04 f A school days. Annuals are one of these main objects The planning of an annual takes much time and consid- erat Different kinds 5 used to 'our high - life of 5 ican be a 4 tking up Bytmw ots you 950-51, t the . -- -nie year higher than they have ever been before, The greater number of annuals ordered, g gd friends ol! been 0- leck of' soerk the day ism movies, discusiions, ectiens by Do- e and Harilyn vo newswrlting ICQ C LU B All thirteen members of the Journalism Class' were initiated into Qu Fppnd Scroll the Int: -i 4' 81 ' 'g-kSSchoo ' -'- -1'-1 ty Q ' ,' Q 4 Q - Y, Je, - S i 'tin . , 'f.,i 'ol 3- CQ e e e 5 entod ' 13 P 'X' 1 f'4. ho Q r fjwc are o have y -, have -- - eupxiqxrwoltbi .v -- r- lfx ' . . Q e ookout . , - .mc Y.-mme e IBB Club by having inh I lk if i, 1 5 3 ' 4 2 PEAHHSH VIESTUQ l 'Xnl' at VFQPK' UI 'Will s rf. 5 new S ff L.:- V 1 8, ui Q at 3232. , V, . Vi A an . -.--. rf if I A - XM M51 y Q V 'xi HH Mn n., K G A P' '15 4 v iHj, 'Sin 1 f N '12, M if! kk si SPONSORS OF THE 1951 SPARTAN Ashley Variety Store Baker's Shoe Store Bell's Luncheonette Dr. I. Gordon Betts Black Hills Power and Light Co. Black Hills Saddlery Black Hills Studios Blue Drug and Iewelry Brodsky Packing Company Brown's Rite Way Cleaners Burt's Conoco Service Christie Motors Dr. B. S. Clark Clark's Friendly Service Craig Hardware Dwight's Super Value Market First National Bank of the Black Hills F red's Barber Shop Gambles Gorham Brothers Hanson Grocery Hazeldine's Drugs and Iewelry Homestake Sawmill Hotel Coffee Shop Hotel Spearfish N. G. Ierde Iohnson's Bakery Iunek's Service. Inc. Iustice Welding Shop Kelley's Food Market Lampert Lumber Co. Lou's Barber Shop Lown's Pioneer Store Marshall Wells Stores Matson's Grocery F. M. Matteson. D.D.S. E. D. McColley McColley Motor Court Dr. G. H. 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