Strandburg High School - Moraine Yearbook (Strandburg, SD)

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The Moraine 79 lThe scene is the English room of SHS: the time is about the middle of February, 1953. As the cur tain opens, a group of seniors are shown seated on chairs or desks. There is mingled conversa- tion, etc. , etc.l Faith: Just think when we enrolled at Strandburg four years ago there were a whole fifteen of us and now as seniors we have only nine left. Eunice: And Miss Moe the only remaining teacher we had as freshmen. Faye: Yes, what in the world has become of the others? Donnie: Well, Dennis Nelson dropped out during the first of the year. And Phyllis Henderson moved away as well as Larry Carlson. Cecil: Of course in our freshman year we also had Katherine Willms, Carl Johnson and Joe Cronin. Jeanette: Then wasn't it in the beginning of our sophomore year that Marceill Swanson transfer- red from Milbank and Katherine transferred to South Shore leaving the enrollment at twelve? Joyce: We also had two new faculty members. Mr. Walter Brugger took Erwin Unruh's position as superintendent, and Vince Pratt's place in the music department was taken over by Burge Hammond. S :ff CN f' K1 UD, Q 'gig 5 V 1' 5:21. if v E x The Moraine g. Jim: So we did, and as we started our junior year S it was still the same group plus Warren John- K, j son. AL A EGM' 2 Faye: A new faculty member also was present, Ole 3, Lather, taking Eldor Iarson's spot as coach. ' K Herbie: Fifty-one and fifty-two was a time of events with our class play, WFinder's Creep- , ers,W and our junior-senior banquet with us W as hosts. Cecil: We lost one of our classmates when Mar- ' ceill moved to Texas in the fall of '51, and 5 when we completed our junior year there were g only twelve of us, right? 5 Jim: Right! S L J Jeanette: Warren was married the following Sum- f -xXQv mer: Carl transferred to Milbank: and it , was Joe who slipped down a cog. JL 2 Eunice: Yes, and Mr. Webbenhurst became our new j superintendent, Archie Hill our new English teacher, and Edwin Lindholm our music teacher at the beginning of our senior year. Joyce: And now we are looking forward to our K play, Here Comes Charlie,W skip day, the banquet, and finally graduation. Donnie: Yes, and we hope that the incoming fresh- men will find high school as eventful as we have found it.

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Supporting Players f Members of the junior class, above, have participated in many scenes on the set of SHS. These supporting players are, left to right, up-stage: Wayne Linngren, Wesley Lindholm, Joseoh Cronin, Walter Lundberg and Philip Nelson. Center-stage: Dennis Lundborg, Vuriel Misner, Velma Swensen, Norma Jean Hucker, Lucille derg, and Joyce Nelson. Down-stage: Peggy Pekelder, Mery Ellen Malccm, Marilyn Johnson, Marion Johnson, and Pat- ricia Lundberg. -fig: Q17 .45 ,Mm ti Between Acts Scenes . . . ...Hard at work are these Juniors on a typing assign- ment .... Those sophomores on the next page look interes- ted in something .... The freshmen, bottom of next page, are usually that hap- py, tooasoo