Webster High School - Bearcat Yearbook (Webster, SD)

Text from Pages 1 - 60 of the 1947 volume:

MW' 7114 Became' 1947 n.u.u...z A., xx.. sm.. eh.. aww.. J... .s'.x...4 w.w.., s..:1. 2.4.1. To Ernest Chrlstensen teacher and advlser who has won the fr1endsh1p and respect of W H S teachers and students allke W the Senlor Class of 1947 dedlcate th1s Bearcat of' 2 O I ' I l 9 . . . ' , e, . I . . 'L .f Qxrtrli Ti- Q ' tg - ' , ' 9 - Vx ' lx. k S. . Q' sl K , K f3fL..xb 6 SD fgggiannfnou, M -14J'.51L '1 Z m x QT A .94 Q 3 'rv -mvlfw 1Q l I .fix , li- I .5 a I J.Q' lj I 5-ntggi ' Af: Alnvfy lvefalz-' H' ' - '. -L WP Q5 , . H, uw- tv F gr-Lg. b sivf- 'A' Lv-I XX 'EU Lx' 'W v ' - Q-gy I l ' . wr' Q I ' ' v-fs - - fa 3 in ' I A .' '7 E '-5' FH LM? A x - 1 . y 'L .fag : F f .,. 1' . O 1 Q, I NYJ: . 1 'AU :AUS A ' 1 . 'FI' H alum.. 4, '- A , ADHINI5 RATIIIIN an-.bf SEATED AROUND THE TABLE Mrs C B Ornes Clerk H H Newman Superintendent G A Herr F F Pfister H P Chilson President and J F Filt Vice Presi dent Not pictured is V P Carlis Boaaclofg The Board of Education, composed of five members, has done its utmost in providing a program of studies and activities that would meet the interests and the demands of the students. These men are responsible for formulating the major policies of the school, hiring personnel, and spending all money. Through their guidance and supervision, another successful year has been completed. 4 MR. HAROLD ASHBAUGH Principal Band MR. HARVEY NEWMAN Superintendent aww, MR. LLOYD ADEL MR. GEORGE HGUI Mathematics Biology Chemistry Coach Assistant Coach ON MISS LOBBAINE DYSARD Miss mm ANDERS Vocal Music A mnnnnmice 4- ?' 6 emu, MR. JOB BRUNNER Industrial Arts Business Relations MR ERNEST CHRISTENSEN Agriculture MISS JAN? ADAMS Shorthand Tsfplne Spanish Bearcat MRS LAURA UNDERWOOD Bookkeeping Economics Sociology Ihglish I Library qacuffq MISS ALICE PALMQUIST American History World History Amerlcan Goverment Girls Physical Education MISS RUTH DEETZ English III Engllsh IV Journalism Dramat1cs Websterian MR WILLIAM ELLIOTT English II General Sclence Declamatlon Debate 1 -1- aww, MRS HATTIE COXE Lat in MRS CLARA ORNES MRS IRENE BAUKOL Secretary School Nurse 9 sf .., 'NP' 'S-4 Svxxx D Ear W -LJ if :J 1 if W i .4 I . v lil 1 xv 9 We ge 59 fN fx fx Qfyhfg QM-fd? 1 X 2 Left to right are Marcella Whitmyre Edward Peters Clara Belle Wang '7!xe Semen Glau OFFICERS President Edward Peters V1ce Presldent Marcella Wh1tmyre Secretary Treasurer Clara Belle Wang COUNCIL MEMBERS Luella Hallstrom Betty Somdahl Adeline Monshaugen Reed Sandv1g MOTTO Wlth the ropes of the vast we'll ring the bells of the future. COLORS .......... Rose and Gray ADVISERS . . Miss Palmquist, Mr. Ashbaugh 12 O 0 9 9 O OOO!! IOIC . . . -' -.. .- Ol O Ol OD . O Ol ,. ' 9 Semen DCNlA BLOCKER Band Glee lub Cborus F H A ueal Carilda e, webs erlar Bearcat RCS JLY BD SKE Glee Club Chorus F F A fsecretary G QALDIN BPOLII F A Glee u FQA'CIS BROMN Trarsferred from Wabeno W1SCOnS1D BVVARLY BULLEQT Band Glee Club Chorus Websterlan Junlor Plad ENZIE BURY ebsterlan Bearcat Class offlcer Llbrarlan MARLYS BJRY F H A Websterlan THOMAS DWDRICKSON Basketball WWW Club Junlor Play Dhy Ed CAROLI'E ELLIG F H A Student Councll, Queen Candldate 13 ,O 75 I' pf' 49 4 Semau CRVIS GCETZ Football NWN Club Bearcat Phy Ed LVI A GC SOIR Transferr d from Grenvllle Glee Club F DELOH S GUTOHNSON Glee Club F H A FRALC S HALLSTHOM Band Glee Club Chorus F H A , Websterlan Ensembles LUELLA HALLSTROM Band Glee Club Chorus Ensembles, F H A Student Council Queen Candl date Websterlan, Bearcat c6d1tOT Class offlcer JUn1OT Play ALICE HANSON H WANDA HAASON Home Ec Club, Websterlan RAM NA HERZOG H IDm'HY CEST Gle Club Phy Ed 14 X 0, L tif? 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Semen LOUIS JAHDE Glee Club, Chorus Jun1or Play CATHERINE KLEIN Glee Club Chorus F H A cOff1C9I'D Webster1an Bearcat Llbrarlan CHARLES KUECKER Glee Club Chorus F F A Phy Ed STANLEY KWASNIFWSKI A Phy CORALIE MACHMILLER F H A Websterlan edltor L1brar1an PATRICIA MAGEE H MAURENE MAGNUS Glee Club F H A Bearcat Llbrarlan MARVIN MATHIASON 1-ack, F F A Phy EVELYN MCCARLSON G ee Club F H A 15 Q0 'D' Lrdf '17' Seauau DARLENE MOIR F H A , L1brar1an ADZLIIE MONSHAUGEN Transferred from Everett Washington Band Glee Club Chorus F H A Stud- ent Council, Queen Cheerleader Web- sterian editorj Junior Play LEONARD NAESSIG Basketball Football NWN Club Glee Club Chorus, F F A presldent, LAVIS OLSON F H A Websterlan Glee Club Chorus H Queen Candldate DORIS OSMAN Band Glee Club Chorus Websterlan Bearcat ALLEN PAULSON Basketball Football NWN Club, Bearcat Junior Play DELOILS PESALL H DWARD PETERS Basketball Football Track NWN Club Band Glee Club Chorus Ensemble Stud ent Councll Cpresldent Websterlan Debate Class presldent Marshall 16 C . , . . ., C ' 7 Phy. Ed. ABAGAIL oprrz , , F. .A., F. .A. . . . 5, , ' Saniou ARDISS PETERSON F H. A Websterian Bearcat Librarian LOWELL PETERSON Veteran CHARLES RATHBUN Football, NWN Club Band Glee Club, Chorus, Ensemble, Debate ALGER ROSETH Transferred from Butler Phy Ed VERNON SANDELL A Phy REED SANDVIG sterlan, Bearcat Junlor Play CLARENCE SAUER Junior Play, Phy Ed JEANNE SECK Transferred from Andover F H BETTY SOMDAHL Transferred from Freemont Nebrggka Band, Student Councll Queen Candldate Websterlan, Bearcat JUDIOT Play ' 'I O D F. F. ., . Ed. Student Council, Class officer, Web- , 0 0 A-0 17 I Semau NORLAF SPARBY F F A Websterlan Pho Fd JEAN USFRUD ransferred from Wallace Glee Club Chorus Websterlan Bearcat IRENE VANATTA Glee Club F H A CLARA BELLE WANG F H A presldentj Class 0ff1C6T Web sterlan Bearcat c6d1tOTb L1brar1an MARVIN WATTIER Basketball Track Glee Club Chorus, F MARCELLA WHITMYRE F H A Cofficer Queen Candldate Class offlcer Websterlan Jun10r Play DALLAS HARDING Veteran, Basketball, Football Track NWN Club Junlor Play Phy Ed RUTH LAKIN - Band, Glee Club, Chorus, Debate, Websterian CARROLL PETERSON Veteran, Basketball, Track, WWW Club, Websterian, Junior Play 18 04444 Wd! e e stlle s ara at1rg class ol r ur ree aid For Sefe be1o of sound m d an od o ferebj dec are tr e f r l st 1 l ar es a en r ,r 1 ert .dwar e rs, ce ea s ris af 1 to teak M1 nolt 1 U oarlls Pu sy .a s ror leaves to ter eir, that sfe w1ll sfne dav orofit J 1+ Eugene 1 r s all Lo11s a e s go manners o r iary an love lf' ers o Col een Pa leon r fafor te creerleader, FCHVLOS Ratnbun, essem or 1 e s ir s on Forrest 'adness wfo das the TlC1a notes e, n hs her w1lk honor S lly rown, all of her musical a 1l1ty . OnS'l lton reacai a tne aae o tue v t e Br stol lover, Dorna Bloc? r 'equeat .J h1s salesrans lb a 1l1ty t Jac! Bee o rece vlng ar er r a 1 an r a l e to Jfan Hells s ner' sr rran at FT ne Klplf, leaves er Ire ha H e down, t'e kr P f r g o e e sire, WhlCH was passed o Al1ce Hanson ITOM 1' rD e J class of l946 om goes to B1 a Breske Vernon Sandell gladly leaves all of his wo fr'ul smell J chemistry experi er s to Jerald ul6FSCh bac' lrue e ord Bettf omdarl leaves r lo e for farmers to nonna Reetz Velvina Go solr wi ls all her nlx s to N21 ay o Darle e Se k All eistorical Pncwlede w ich Stan Kwasn1ewsf1 galned in riat scnofl fees arJ1n Walton Varion Brolin 1S tee l cky receiver of all Varcella VW m1re's noise a d n1g school es 'at lC1a Vase W1 LS gen does VCTQDJ r c ll Lowe l Panson, or as ore hansor to another nacs n stu hall to DlTWlD ups all red lra o of ner love for the op CS1+9 swsre rs to o oik r San es o a Bin E7 r c llc one and only rer rfonrate Mavis Olson 1 VI o grades to w Crrlstenson ris s A 1 W1l11am Noo Rldele TQ Evelyn loset rece1ves ner sex to Eleanor Helwig e aeilit o' Sputter t s ose sfe s at , o Fra c s A. ndson will ffreaftfr o l ng o nelores Jofnson have f ro Delor s C or son oenerous cfver reeds them os e e 1 l'la 1 lS nos forturate in r c lVl'g Marvi Wat tle blacv boff con aiding eleorore numbers belonging to Carroll Peterson goes to wort sqdir r q eer e Nonstaugen, leaves har winning smile to Bob re e ' D leav s er extraord1nary ao1l1ty to be on time to Audrey dlETltf lo d cracV1ng of gum w1ll never leave Webster at a to Marr Wika Cne fortlnate JLD1OT, Vern erso 's love for quiet rome 11 e a da Hanson to harvey leaves to her excess height Dor1s 'swan bequeaths o elen wlll1amS, wren sne beco es of age, her 1n ne ecf rer ma J moonlight evenings Jean lstrud leaves Reed Sandv1g leaves F1S gu1et t19S and o get along Wltf his teachers 15 left o rlet1c ab1l1tf Gerald1ne Brolin leaves All the brigrt sweat rs belonging to Betty Johnson hereby rece1ves the Coralie Machm1ller bequeaths her good and industrv to artnej Farmen Nelda Cl6T'S ability to get 1r before the sun . re m Lois nansfr TDCP1V6S all of Eve fH cCarlson's sleepless nights Another generous S9HlOF, ella allstr m eclarfs that er 3T+lStlC ab1l1ty should go to Lawre ce Lutz, and r atu a waves Arl o son our re track star, Dale Carr, receives all of is ahilitl ro ' rv1n Kat iason The sr afing ah1l1ty of Ruta Lakln goes to Fern Bary the ab lity of 'or a Sparoy to have fu. at an t1me and any place, to Joyce Prieb One glft of sac eloreine to o r Wisco Sl' co rio f on, Francis Brown, 1S left to Juella Gutornson Mary Ann Kdecker receives the atnlet1c at1l1ty of Clara Belle Wang Our big game hunter, Thomas D6dT1CfSOH, oequeatrs all of YlS 3k1l1tV 1F that line to David Sveum Ardiss Peterson's acml racy 1n tfping goes to Borghild Bve Lois B1erschbach 1S honored by TeC91V1ng the even temper of Marlys Bury The J1n1or Class 15 ass red of waving one brown eyed student, as Dor1s Pesall 1S to ecore owner of those now lH possession of Ramona Ferzog One rattail comb D9lOng1Hg to Delores Pesall 1S QIVGH to Durwood Kennedy A Cinlcomplete chem1stry workbook formerly owned by Carol1ne Ell1g lS hereafter known to elong to Lois Berg James We1n 15 the proud owner of one grard collection of l1PStlCk tubes prev1ously elonging to Henry Horst Clarence Sauer hereby oequeaths all D1S exper1ences 1n the lg c1t1es to Ethel Sandell We know LOlS Palm w1ll apprec1ate DQIHF left Abagail Op1tz's shorthand ab1l1ty Alger Roseth wills h1s dark wavy ha1r to none other than Sh1rley Lohner One very mucr used football un1form formerly belong1ng to Allen Pa lson now goes to Rodney So lard Charles Kuecker st1pulates that h1S love for Keint receives Irene Vanatta's ab1l1ty to get f1neerna1ls lntact to Donna Bohn Donna Johnson y eonard Naess1g Dallas Hardlng bequeaths h1s t1ons to Dorna Darmody We the Sen1or Class of to our successors all of tre Weester Hlgh School trad1t1o,s, the fun we have had, and o1r de +s plus one dollar dolls shall go to Beverly Mosey Sibylla around Beverly B llert leaves ber set of will he the napry owner of a car left to er ae1l1t1 to carry on long telepho e conversa Nineteen nundred and Forty Seven also leave N WITNESS NBER.CF we have hereunto sdbscribed our names a d f1X6d tnis seal t'1S fifteenth day of Mav 1n tre year of our Lord, nine een Fdrdred and Forty Seven 19 0 W , th- trd-nt of the J- du .',' - ' Kinetee. 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JL. , o , 2.11 ..f . ' S .. her quiet manners to Yvonne Johnson. Enzie Bury leaves her ability to have quiet and peaceful A in 'dy L , -' o'. S utnerg and t He S. ' ' X, ' me j p' - ' . - h o' o fr m o,a:n S- L X nv ', ' 5 . L l L ,N .V A U 4 .Ng Au . .L. . , l 4 A-nde J in B '.. The L' ',y 1 1 o A- ' X L' ' t Bob .n . II r -',.l3 Q , R mary Ere Le' J. S ' ' ' 1. e X, ' l . ' , '., 1 M. t .n e mu. . . te. ' ' ' hr 3 'e C. 5 B ln . L ' ab'li.g t . o un f m f e aut n . ' . ' ' . 1 haf , no ' on m t, .nd hor 'n'.' t've ' ' , H .. ' . '-i .c ' -e t . '. e e' 1. 'n ' ' ' '. ' e . l't C 1 ,,L t '.' 2, jh n f ' 1' ' dv th, E u'1e. Ou u S., Aielix . N H 1 X ' ' . d -. Mau one Lagnus CR. I. , e h - ' ' . tm Home 1 . i N ,. - ' lg M ' . . ' Luc' H . C , d. e 1 , h ,' ' ' ' U V on he n trr l o to ein J in 1. fu.g , - W' h' o' ' 5 f 3 ha in J h', . Je Q'. o -1 .' , 1 5 1 '.' I n n ' n y ' ' . ' ' ' be' re' ' u n 'M nt :,i . ' ' o ', - . .1 V V. A . . U. . . . A . K . A I Q.. U .A . . I . . 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L . . , 1 'L oz- .- 1 - . my ' ew i I ROW III CZmOWSk1 Fadness J Bolk Blerschbach, Hanson Bedessem, Carr Haugen Farmen ROW II J Gutormson R1 Breske Chrlstenson Carlis Brown, Flnley Y Johnson B Johnson L Blerschbach L Hanson, Bohn ROW I E Helwlg, D Johnson Bye, Berg, M1ss Anderson Darmody Amundson M Brolln A Johnson F Bury Presldent W1ll1am Woodworth v1C8 Presldent Helen wllllams Secretary Treasurer Lo1s Palm Student Oouncll Rodney Soyland Evelyn Loseth, Robert Rlddle Class AdVlS8TS Mlss Anderson and Mr Ohrlstensen ROW III Walton Weln, Woodworth R Soyland Sannes Kennedy Trautner Rlddle, Sveum Lutz ROW II Prleb, D Seek Kuecker KS1HtZ, Wlka Sandell Do Pesall Romerelm, Palm Mosey ROW I Wells H Wllllams Reetz, Mr Chr1stensen, Paulson Loseth Lohner ZO '. r . . A A I s . . . . ' I ! 9 9 I I ' . . I ' ' U 7 ' I I D . . D ' D ' I ' 9 ' 9 , . . ' ' ' U D D 9 . o , 0 , 0 0 ' 0 c I O O Q ' ' . - Q 0 . . Q . Q Q n Q n . s 1 . . a . 1 U D I D O I D Q O I O l O I O O O Q I O O I O I , . - . . O 0 O I D O O . . ' I I 0 9 r 1 9 . . . . . 9 ' ' ' 9 I ! . . . . 7 ' 9 9 ' ' I ' ! O , , l , . - rua Www: Hx v :J-M . , , 1531-Q..?W',,-,.,, , Q qi'-ct-N M V 1 ,I I ., 'O f:w:wI an V Q gf 'wi 6 S- - - . P . , v 7448 fad-4 ROW III Cooper P Brostad, K Hagen Berger Dougherty Buhler Alwln Gast, Ghamberlln ROW II D Johnson Forbes, Houde Dolney M Ellig, F Anderson Foss, Hallstrom ROW I B Anderson B Johnson Mr Ell1ott, Ghllson, V Hel w1g, Jan1SCh Pres1dent F-651119-ld Dougherty Vice Presldent MaI'1O!1 R8-thbull Student Councll Wllliam Buhler F3113 Pf1ster Class Adv1sers Miss Deetz and Mr Ell1ott ROW III Senske, K Mathlason, J Peters Wendt Keehn Mageske Ornes Magee, Pfister Weln ROW II W1ll1e Schlotte W1tt Rathbun Kettler Soyland C Osman Sandal V Waller ROW I B Willlams, Watters, McOar1son Miss Deetz D Opitz, Rydberg 21 secretary-TreasuQeQ I . . Z . Z Z : .Frederick Hallstrom I . . : I I 9 D . I ! ! 9 I ' , Q 0 O : O , , I 5 '7!w4 1444 ROW III Helw1g W Johnson J Kuecker Chapman D Brostad Hatle Far ness, K1rchme1er Evans Burns Grebner Anderson A Bo1k ROW II Herr Krogstad A Becht D Becht Flsher Helland Mr Houk Kennedy Hagen Hol land Aadson ROW I Berg Bjerke Grosek, Hough Hawklnson, Hanson A B1erschbach Aadland Carr Backus Hlnze L Helwlg Presldent James Evans Vice Presldent Beverly Hagen Secretary Treasurer Delores Strommen Class Advlsers M1ss Adams and Mr Houk ROW III Wlka McCar1son Washenberger Wagner MHTDIHSOH D Lewno R Pet erson N Sovland C Naess1g Martln Nelson Solsaa ROW II Pesall W Waller Waddell H Pesall KWRSHISWSK1 Storly Mlss Adams A Olson V Peterson Strommen Opoerud Nlcolay HOW I R Lewno W1ll1ams Whltmyre, P Seck R. Molr, Perklns Nordtvedt Wagner Solaas Ry Walton Mlller, Somdahl Lee 22 Student Council . . . . .... . Doris Forbes ' 1 . A . D i I ! ei I . all... I , AMG, if . f ' 37564 F fi Q 4 ' Shoo 1. 1- 0'D cf' -0- 'cbsfenum v-- Q 1514. 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If Q 4 - 1 '?'- P W ' . f if -+ K Q ,f , .' . 5 ' ' f - f 1 Q. ,NN gan ta: k' X A , ff, ,, . , 13, C .' ' Y fgx X X: v .f , n K ix . 3 'A 5 X gf Q ' . - -L - ' ,. f? ' xf X f X en. '1 2 ffm' X 144. f G ff ' I 'Q' R I -fm. X ' K ,f 'ZA 6 ' 'ffl I 0 f gb fa 1.1, 5 'f 5 I . .zgwi I J L 4 X O., X to f , W V,,' S If, 6 'fa : Y gfigi' cg T' X QJX TD N 0 ft Q4' I if ll ' I - CJ fl Y ll I . SEATED Sandvlg Pflster E Peters, Mr Ashbaugh Somdahl Loseth, D Forbes Evans STANDING L Hallstrom Monshaugen Rlddle R oy land Buhler Dougherty Woodworth I mum! Wlth fourteen members lnclud 1ng class presldents and other representatlves from each of the classes the Student Coun c1l started the year w1th plans for Tom Tom Day Other successful p8Tt16S clud1ng a formal Chrlstmas party were g1VeH by the Coun c11 Operatlon of the Bearcat Bowl was also among the many dutles the Counc1l performed durlng the year fbelafe ROW II! N. Soyland, Mr. Elliott, J. Peters, F. Hallstrom. ROW I: V Peterson, V. Waller, Rathbun, Anderson, Wat ters. ROW II: Mr. Elliott, F. Hallstrom, Rathbun, E. Peters, J. Peters. ROW It F. Anderson, Witt, H. Williams, Chilson, Rathbun. Under the supervision of Mr. Elliott, the declamation season began during the closing days of October. Those participating in the district contest at Andover were, Velda Waller with a good rating in poetry, John Peters with an excellent rating in oratory, and Norman Soyland with an excellent rating in dramatics. Webster debaters opened the l947 season by winning the Freshman-Sophomore Tri- State Debate Tournament at Madison, February 1. The Sioux Falls Tournament, held February 14 and 15, found Marion Rathbun and John Peters entering original oratory and declamation, Carol Witt and Frederick Hallstrom, extemporaneous speaking, Frances Anderson, dramatic reading, and Joan Chilson, poetry reading and six rounds of debate. The same group participated in the Moorhead State Teachers Tournament, February 22, the Regional 'Tournament, March ll and 12, and the State Tournament held at Huron college on March 17 and 18. f 'L 4st SUSPENSE, a mystery comedy by Glenn Hughes was presented by the senior class on May 17, 1946. The action takes place in the McBride home just outside of New York City on an early spring day. Stan McBride is a young radio actor who is known for his Sherlock Holmes portray- als. His Dr. Watson is known as Roy Bishop. Stuart Brownlie is the sponsor of the Sherlock Holmes program. He is to be a guest at a tea given by Mrs. McBride as well as Betty Archer, a radio reporter, and Mr. Putnam. Complications and mystery follow the presentation to Stan of an anniversary gift of a cigarette case. Soon arrive George Spencer, Madeline Revelle, Whitey Nelson, Barbara Field, and Mrs. Slater, each desiring to secure the cigarette case. The law is represented by Slim Lynch, a deputy sheriff. Pauline is the maid whose hobby is the collecting of weapons--a handy person to have in the house. CAST Stan McBride ..... Charles Card Mrs. McBride . .Catherine O'Connell Roy Bishop ....... Frank Mohs Betty Archer . . Arlene Christenson Stuart Brownlee .... Pete Bedessem Pauline ..... . . .Alice Happe Mr. Putnam . . . . .James Delaney George Spencer . . . Jerome Carlson Madeline Revelle . Delores Schuster Whitey Wilson. . .Leroy Engebritson Barbara Field. Clara Belle Langager Mrs. Slater ..... Shirley Carlson Slim Lynch ...... Robert Hagen Director . . . Miss Deetz ' 61444 Pla, M N 1 ,- 7 N - . I A -0 F73 4. . :gs 1 51 f ,li J? g wif? 5 . TN 15. 2:12 lx. b 1, M Q' Ii' 'liar' . Q i 0 l 1 L, Best dressed--Wells, Bedes sem, Witt Gold-digger--Monshaugen Best athlete--Alwin looking Seniors- Best A. Opitz, Wattier Best looking Juniors--Palm, Soyland Best looking Sophomores- Rathbun, Alwin ' WEUIP S' Ani Wh: 7. Cutest Freshmen--Holland, Berg 8. Most likely to succeed-- E. Peters, Machmiller 9. Best dancers--Y. Johnson, Sandvig, Monshaugen, Farmen 10. Most popular--E. Peters, Monshaugen ll. Best liked teachers-- Elliott, Adams 12. Biggest bluffs--S. Brown, F. Brown .V ' f B - - 1-5 I X 9 28 I ZMJAS. Most devoted couples--Goetz and Brown, Bohn and Alwin Best personality..Evans, Sandal Best musicians--C. Rathbun, M. Rathbun Most bashful--Janisch, Berg Most annoying ---- Solsaa, Forbes twins, J. Peters Loudest--Goetz, Y. Johnson 'M is, ff. 'Q c 3 . ap idk ,I r f., J , 4 r,,.,, .V 7' 'i . I '- me ,qt is 19. Best natured--C. Kuecker C. Ellig 20. Best all-around-L. Naessig Somdahl 21. Prettiest smile--Holland Buhler 22. Wittiest ---- V. Peterson N. Soyland 23. Smartest--Evans, Witt 24. Biggest cranks--Sandvig Blocker, A. Paulson ROW IV: C. Naessig, Sveum, K. Mathiason, Wagner, Bierschbach, Berger Kennedy, Carr, Sandell, Sannes, Haugen, Wattier, R. Soyland. ROW III: Schlotte, Walton, McCarlson, Czmowski, Kirchmeier, Hagen, Martin, Wash- enberger, Grebner, Anderson, Fadness, James Wein. ROW II: J. Kuecker W. Johnson, Chapman, Williams, Berg, J. Wein, D. Johnson, A. Becht Senske, Lewno, Bjerke, Whitmyre. ROW I: Buhler, Hanson, L. Naessig Lutz, Riddle, E. Christensen. auiufzea afrq ' Vocational Agriculture presents a varied program of work and fun which prepares boys for South Dakota's number one profession. 9 ! ! In l946, the Webster Chapter won top honors in the State judging contest held at Brookings. Superiors were won by Gerald Bartell and Jay Wein in Crops, Leonard Naessig and Dale Carr in Cream judging, Harvey Hanson in Meats judging, Eugene Czmowski in Poultry, and Robert Sannes in Live- stock. Wesley Bohn and Donald Johnson received Excellents in Dairy and Crops, respectively. The boys entertain their parents at an annual banquet. This, along with a shop demonstration, gives the parents a closer view of their school life. The local chapter also carries on activities 'with other F. F. A. chapters, such as judging and speaking contests, district F. F. A. meet- ings, and basketball competition. Y v 6 .11-99' 54 .wtf 'wg 4..- NMa -' lim WH 7'5wM,1 W.,- 'IQ' , 55J ,i2Qf',, 14 l. ..- - 1 .Q sn T' ,if r H 5 ,P 1 YW ' 'xxx' X x ni A ' 9 ROW IV: A. Peterson, C. Ellig, Kuecker, O. Osman, Kwasniewski, Kettler, Keintz, Magnus, A. Olson, A. Hanson, Klein, Kennedy, Waddell, P. Seck. ROW III: H. Pesall, Herzog, Solaas, Opperud, E. McCarlson, D. Gutormson, Machmiller, V. Peterson, D. Moir, Strommen, Nordtvedt, Palm. ROW II: Magee, Reetz, Wagner, G. Brolin, Vanatta, A. Opitz, Sandal, Romereim, H. Williams, J. Seck, W. Waller, Mosey. ROW I: D. Pesall, L. Helwig, Rye, Monshaugen, Watters, Miss Anderson, V. Waller, Perkins, Wang, R. Moir, B. Williams, Walton. Quinn afvqmezuca OFFICERS: ROW II L Hall strom, Ro. Breske, Klein, Miss Anderson, ROW I: Wang, John- son, Whitmyre, V. Peterson. ROW IV: Bohn, Carlis, Christenson, Do. Pesall, Sandell, M. Wika, Finley Blocker, M. Ellig, Ro. Breske, F. Hallstrom, L. Bierschbach, Do. Forbes Del. Forbes, Bye. ROW III: Ri. Breske, M. Bury, M. Hanson, Y. Johnson, L. Hallstrom, Houde, Hagen, Carr, Backus, Hawkinson, Kinze, Aadson. ROW II D. Johnson, B. Johnson, M. Brolin, Whitmyre, Storly, M. Olson, L. Hanson, A. Bierschbach, D. Opitz, Aadland. ROW I: Grosek, Janisch, Hough, E. Hel- wig, D. Seck, W. McCarlson, A. Johnson, B. Anderson, Holland, F. Bury, Miss Anderson. 7lxe Beams! STAFF Co-Editors ..... Clara Belle Wang Luella Hallstrom Assistant Editors . . Helen Williams Lois Berg Class Editors .... Yvonne Johnson Sally Brown Picture Editors . . Catherine Klein Joan Well! Feature Editors . . Betty Somdahl Donna Blocker Advertising Editors . . Orvis Goetz Allen Paulson Sport Editors .... Edward Peters A Reginald Dougherty Reporters . Donna Reetz, Enzie Bury Lois Hanson, Colleen Paulson Evelyn Loseth Typists . . Jean Ustrud, Doris Osman Maurene Magnus, Beverly Bullert, Ardiss Peterson Advisers ......... Miss Adamo Mr. Christensen Au. ,,,.,....-..-...---.. 4 'fd ' ...ff if-' - V , '-+fe ' lf' STANDING: Blocker, Klein, Somdahl, Dougherty, loseth, Magnus, Paulson, L. Hanson, Bullert, D. Osman, Ustrud, A. Peterson, E. Peters, Paulson, Brown, Goetz, Y. Johnson, Wells. SEATED: Darmody, H. Williams, L. Hallstrom, Miss Adams, Wang, Berg. 34 v ...M Maa- STANDING A Johnson Kelntz Darmody Bohn Bury I Helw1g Sparby Somdahl A Peterson Palm Y Johnson Hallstrom SEATED Mlss Deetz L Halletrom Blocker Monshaugen Machm1ller Klein '7!w W Editors Adel ne Monshaugen and Cora TyP1St Betty oomoanl lie Machm1ller maklng the Udummyu meetlng the deadllne 3 . 9 . Y 9 I Y ' . 9 D I 9 ' I 1 ' f ' : l ! . I I I 0 I ' 0 I 9 V ! Q' il 2 h if 0. l,V E 4 'Hill Q -Tw 1 Y.. 1, YQ n h M . . W 3 A 1- ,,., -1 I g' Q, , -1 V3 ' .Q h M . v V ,L l - w ,Y 4.2 KT 221- V. N .b 1 95 ef J lv 5? l. 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I I u .. 0 QM N LEFT TO RIGHT Crown Bearer Roger Soyland Attendants Betty Somdahl Carollne Elllg Abagall Opltz Marshall Edward Peters Queen Adellne Monshaugen Attendants Marcella Whltmyre Donna Blocker Luella Hall strom Flower Glrl Karen Peterson Tom Tom Day was officially opened Thursday evenlng, October ll when Adellne Monshaugen was crowned Queen of the 1946 HOm6COm1ng by Edward Peters chosen marshall by the WWW club In the coronatlon ceremony the band played several selectlons It also played the processlonal for the Qneen her escort the marshall and her attendants Betty Somdahl Carollne Elllg Abagall Opltz Mar cella Wh1tmyre Donna Blocker and Luella Hallstrom After the COPOD8t1OF the bonflre and snake dance were held ln the ath let1c practlce fleld south of the schoolhouse F6St1V1t16S on Fr1day mornlng began wlth a parade led by the Color Guard conslstlng of Regl it J nald Dougherty and Perry Brostad representlng the Navy and Lowell 4 Peterson the Army iq: ina? frlr31l The Webster Bearcats defeated the Slsseton Redmen 1n the annual Pome COmlHg football game by a score of '5'Ba'nqaef ,, 'J Serving it up DPnc ing in dignity Under the ig Top 40 Z alia. A circus theme served as the setting for the annual Junior-Senior Banquet and Prom held on the eleventh of May in the high school auditorium. The red and white streamers strung from the ceiling formed a huge tent with an archway through which the guests and workers passed with a ticket stand beside it. The tables at which the guests ate surrounded the three-ring circus acts. A miniature ferris wheel and merry-go-round run by electricity stood on one side of the tent. A punch stand was in one corner of the tent with a pop- corn stand and two large animals in opposite corners. The eight waitresses were dressed as ballet dancers in white outfits with red-and-white striped satin trimming and a red-and-white striped hat to match. There were four boys dressed as clowns in huge suits covered with large polka-dots and a peaked hat to match. Mike Gibbs and his orchestra played for the dance. Featured on the dance program was one dance dedicated to the junior mothers. Mrs. Paul C. Underwood acted as toastmistress, intro- ducing the program which included a welcome by Ruth Lakin, junior class president, response by Leroy Enge- britson, senior class president, a trombone solo by Jay Wickre, two selections by the majorettes, and a vocal solo by Frances Hallstrom. The Senior Class Will and Prophecy were read. Superintendent Harvey Q3 Newman concluded the program with a farewell to the seniors. fd S Buds Blee Bowls Dlee Hazel Clioavs 'G' B684 Q-5: 10 QP vs, nf? ROW IV F Hallstrom Loseth Romere1m Y Johnson holland Ornes Cooper, Farness Mr Ashbaugh Monshaugen ROW III Chrlstenson Blocker Garrlck, Peterson Lee Wells M Johnson Peabody Herr Flsher Forbes Lutz Gandy Prieb Ahlers Hagen Hallstrom Paulson Ch1lson Elllg Gast ROW II J Peters Pflster Gutormson L Hallstrom Ioodworth Wells Olson Berg, Solsaa W1 t Foss D Osman Bullert ROW I C Rathbun Peters, Rathbun B Somdahl E Somdahl Sandal C 1lson CLARINFT SAXAPHONE CO1NET HOQNS BARIWOW TUBA TPOMBC PF CUSSICK DIRECTOR O 764 Bam! 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Peters, Rathbun, Pfister lyme! 74m aeJ6!ww4 ROW IV Keintz L Hallstrom, A Olson, J Peters, E Peters, H Hanson C Rathbun, L Naess1g Ustrud Finley Klein ROW III Amundson M Kuecker, Y Johnson Gast, Cooper Evans Watt1er N Soyland Farness Bohn Bye Palm ROW II Ri Breske Chrlstenson Carlls Brown, Fad ness, M1ss DySard Helland, Hallstrom B Peterson, Perklns, Strommen Osman ROW I Wells M Rathbun Oh1lson Hagen, Forbes Solsaa, Loseth Bullert, Holland, B Anderson Monshaugen Webster hlgh school's band and glee clubs opened the season th1s year by presentlng several numbers at the coronatlon ceremony on Tom Tom eve December 19 they agaln appeared 1n a J01nt Chrlstmas concert the band g1rls' glee club mlxed chorus two glrls' sextets and boys' octet part1c1 pat1ng Frances Hallstrom and Joan Wells sang solos Last sprlng the band and mlxed chorus Journeyed to Redfleld to take part 1n a mus1c fest1val there The two bands com- b1ned under the d1rect1on of Carl Chr1st1ansen of State col lege and the JOlDt m1xed chorus was d1rected by Karl Theman In May of l946 wlnners of the local elim1nat1on contest attended the state muslc contest ln Aoerdeen Kay C'Connell soprano placed ln d1v1s1on II Opal Kgosa mezzo soprano d1v1s1on III Sally Brown alto dlVlS1OH III Charles Rathbur tenor d1v1s1on II Frank More barm tone d1v1s1on Il and harvey Hanson oass d1v1s1or I Instrumentallsts wko placed were clara Belle Lan a er p13nO d1v1s1on II Eugene Loken barl one dlV1SlOD and Charles Rathbun clarlnet d1v1s1on II Glrls' sextet com peted also placlng 1n dlV1SlOH II 46 9 I , 0 I U O O , ' s n o , , , u a , 0 . ' 9 9 9 9 0 9 9 U . . - I I ' ' ' 9 9 ! . . 9 9 ' . . ' ' 9 ' 9 9 9 9 0 , o . . . . . . . . . 9 9 9 . . . . 9 9 ' e - . . - . s A .. 9 ' L 9 O 9 9 9 9 ' 9 9 9 9 1 -9 9 9 3 9 . . . ,. . . . . . - , , - , , I J.. l A 'H 'v 'vm A 'E 5 9 . - . . . . Q .6 . . . .f.,,. 9 9 41 V 9 44: X . . . . . I I ' -' . . . . . , , Q hL1'Q'lee em , wg, V, ,Q x 4 , f V , W A V ef . - ' ROW IV Witt Sandal Blocker Ro Breske Magnus Flnley Ustrud A Olson Klein L Hallstrom V Waller Perklns ROW III Rath bun, Amundson CaTl1S Hagen Kuecker Kelntz F Hallstrom V Pe terson Loseth Bullert Bye Palm ROW II M Brolln Darmody D Osman Chllson Y Johnson Mlss DySard Soyland W MoOarlson Berg Bohn Strommen ROW I Wells Reetz Backus Chrlstenson Brown Gutormson R1 Breske B Anderson Holland Watters Monshaugen STANDING F Hallstrom Y Johnson Wells Rathbun SEATRD L Hallstrom M1ss DySard Chr1stenson in Sade! LEFT TO RIGHT Strgmmen Holland A Olson M133 DlYSard B Hagen Perklns V Peterson l . . ' I 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 . , , . , . , . : - 1 1 1 1 - 1 ' 1 ' . . 1 1 1 1 ' ' ' 1 1 - 1 1 ' 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 ' : 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 ' 1 1 1 0 ff ,, 732. I 5 E .' ., - y -vin, .V 1 Y l 1 9 1 ' 1 1 ' ' . ..1 1 Q 1 1 . ' Q 'fx V 1-as ,, ' - , . :XI F , is W. X. I . . - I , 1 0 , l 1 ' , . , ' O Bw' Qlee 014.6 CO 650 ROW III: J. Peters, E. Peters, H. Hanson, C. Rathbun, L. sig. ROW II: Gast, Cooper, Evans, Wattier, N. Soyland Far ness. ROW I: Forbes, Fadness, Miss DySard, Helland, Solsaa ROW II: E. Peters, Hanson, C. Rathbun, Gast. ROW I: Wells, Brown, L. Hallstrom, Y. Johnson, Palm. ,S '4- o gap Gala' ROW II: Gast, Miss DySard Rathbun, Hanson, L. Naes sig. ROW I: Cooper, Sol saa, Evans, E. Peters. i' 5 JH, 1 j , -p-f E J? rg Bn sKeT'Bnu 'fnncK FaJI'lnLl 5FIIlRT'.i L. Naessig Hgngon In a huddle aacfvi Best All-Around Players . . . . Gene Alwin, Harvey Hanson Best Built Footballer . . ........ Lyle Burns Best Prospective Player . . ..... Carlyle Naessig Biggest Little Lineman ....... . . . Bill Buhler Showing Biggest Improvement ......... . Marvin Wendt Footballer With Most Years of Service ...... Harvey Hanson Footballer Making Longest Run for a Touchdown . . . Gene Alwin Best Lady Killer ................. Orvis Goetz Most Absent-Minded .............. Charles Rathbun Best Guys to Attend Practice .... Soyland, Peters Brothers Toughest Linemen ....... Reg Dougherty, Leonard Naessig Two of the Gentle Type ...... Bob Sannes, Pirmin Trautner The One Who Learned More Than All the Rest About It . The Coach KNEELING: Nelson, Sannes, Burns, Alwin, Paulson, R Soyland, Wendt, Trautner, Bedessem, Helwig, A. Boik. SEATED: E. Peters, Rathbun, Dougherty, Goetz, Buhler, L. Naessig, Hanson. dlwa Co Bch lead Ho 'R f-1 5 'xv L43 Paulson ls X, Q X' lx XX l f s '19 -. I 4 . 4 Trautner i -qi F b,-1 '7 ix D V i Alwin f t, Swe u ll - B '7eem Repeating a last-second win over Platte in their first game, the Webster Bearcats went on to take the State HBH championship for the second consecu- tive year. This wfs the second state title in the history of the school and the third time in the history of State HBH tournaments that a team has been champion two years. Harvey Hanson tossed in the winning basket with ten seconds left to play to make the score 44 to 42 and repeat the thrill- ing last-second victory over Platte's Black Pan- thers for the second straight year. The other teams that went down before the Bearcats were Deadwood with a score of 51 to 28, and Eureka in the final game which ended 33 to 25 in favor of the Bearcats. STANDING: Coach Houk, Lee, Pfister, Helland Farmen, Gast, Evans, Sparby, L. Naessig, Burns, Buhler, Chamberlin, Kanago, Ornes, Foss, C Naessig, Fisher, Miller, Student Manager J. Pe G X 1 'va ' Assistant Coach Adel Coach HOU-'K The Bearcats had a very successful season, win- ning the conference tournament for the third consecutive year, placing third in the Northeast Conference standings, and winning a berth in the State tournament by taking the District and Re- gional tournaments. In the District tournament, the Websterites defeated Groton, Butler, and An- ,f f Q 1 ' 1 7- dover to go on and take the favorites, Sisseton, Soyland , to the tune of 55 to 40, and Vienna by a score of iii- 13 50 to 34 in the Regional. The Bearcats' record for the year was 25 wins to 6 defeats, of which 4 of the latter were to HAH schools. The B team went through the season undefeated. Q! 1 x , f., + E ters. SEATED: R. Soyland, Dedrickson, E. Pe- ,f:E+'M ln ters, Bedessem, Hanson, Trautner, Majeske, 5 Wendt, Paulson, Alwin. .l ,Z Majeske ' E 1 u n I ,f Q ! X WISH X.. D' X ti ROW III: Majeske, P. Bros tad, Trautner, Dedrickson. ROW II: Miller, J. Peters Sannes, Rathbun, Hanson, Dougherty, 'Buhler, Riddle M. Mathiason. ROW I: R. Soyland, Paulson, Wendt Goetz, Mr. Houk, E. Peters The membership in the NWN club is composed of boys who have won a letter in one or more of the major sports and who aim to reate better sportsmanship. Every year the lettermen sponsor an all-school party. They sell refreshments at basketball tour- naments held in Webster. The officers of the NWN club are Gene Alwin, president, Edward Peters, vice-president, and Rodney Soy- land, secretary-treasurer. During the 1946 track season, letters were earned by the follow- ing boys: Charles Card, James Delaney, Leroy Engebritson, Edward Peters, Marvin Mathiason, and Robert Riddle. Webster attended the Redfield and Aberdeen relays, placing fourth at Redfield. At the Conference meet held at Britton, Webster took fourth place. The Regional meet was held at Milbank, with Engebritson placing first in the discus throw and second in the shot put, and Peters second in the high jump. This qualified them to enter the State meet at Huron, where Engebritson placed third in the discus throw. The 1947 track team will participate in the Redfield and Aber- deen relays and in the conference and Regional meets. '7aaa6 ROW IV: Mr. Houk, Majeske, Burns, Trautner, Wendt, Berger. ROW III: M. Mathiason, Paul- son, E. Peters, Alwin, R. Soy- land, Keehn, Peterson. ROW II: Fisher, Farness, Solsaa, Hel- wig, Helland, D. Brostad, A. Aid ggi, S Boik, Ornes, Anderson Cooper 'Y ROW I: Evans, Miller Berg Q' L Lee, Pesall, Magee. it N fl JJ. J L 1 uw , mf 6 .1 , , , 1 'X Q 1 61 4 O my , -if wwf M My . 45255 ,sf 4 W lu' ,,,... Ai , x , ,X is-I 5, Q I VJ, L-'ff , v ' 3' g L 4 V 5 ' 1,1 153' Anderson Dry Cleaners Arbach Motel S Atklnson, Dentlst Ba1lly's Insurance Agency Bedessem Barber Shop Blcknell and Holland Attorneys Bloom D1str1but1ng Co Caldwell Hosp1tal Coast To Coast Store Communlty O1l Co Cornwell Drug Co Coteau Fur Farm Crescent Dalry Day County Motor Serv1ce Co Donahue's Bakery Dr Deeble, Dentlst A E Dlstad, R6g1StST of Deeds R Dowd D Elevator Store Elmer Engebretson, Lawyer Farmer's Hatchery Farmer's Supply Co Flksdal Funeral Serv1ce Flre Department Flrestone Dealer Store A C Flagstad, County Audltor Foss Electr1c Co Gandy's Garage General M1lls Inc , Farm Serv1ce D1v Gerr1ett's Rad1O Serv1ce Gray's Stud1o Halbkat Drug Hammerbacher E M Hanse, Happe's Cafe Rex Harrls Attorney Helland's Barber Shop Red and Whlte Market Helmer Hoven, Treasurer Dr Huber Dentlst and Surgeon Willard R Huwe, Clerk of Courts Knapp's Cafe and Bakery Krogstad's Cleaners Lampert's Lumber Co Lampert Hardware Langager Implement Co Levy's Store Store Implement Insurance Locke and Son Lyrlc Theatre Magestlc Cafe Marshall Wells Store Merry's Beauty Shop Mohs' Furnlture and Fu eral Serv1ce Marzahn 's Shoe Shop Pete Monzel Beverage Co National Goods Stores Nelson Standard Serv1ce E A Nerger Co North Amerlcan Creamery Ed Johnson, Props Northwestern Publlc Serv1ce Al O'Connell County Extenslon Agent E C Opllger County Superlntendent Pac1f1c Graln Co Peabody Cl1n1c Peabody Memorlal Hospltal Pearson's Store E H Peters Herb Peterson O11 Co Rathbun Maytag Co Reporter and Farmer Herb Roth Skelgas Al Sandvlg Llvestock Dealer Sanltary Barber Shop C C Esget Securlty Bank Member of F D I C J S Slattery, Standard Agent South Maln Garage Sport's Shop Star Serv1ce Nelson and ET1CkSOH Storsteen Chevrolet Co A L Gulstlne, Better Clothes For LessThompson Yards Th1el's Custom Gr1nd1ng Tgelle and Son Vander Llnden Motor Serv1ce nChuckH Vander Llnden Massey Harris V1c's Conoco Statlon Wang's Auto Serv1ce Webster Webster Webster Webster Webster Webster Bu1ld1ng Loan and Savlngs Creamery Co Equ1ty Elevator and Tradlng Co Greenhouse Mr and Mrs Barko Insurance Agency Weldlng Works W1st Produce Co W1st Refrlgerated Lockers Woodward Cloth1ng Store Woodworth Electric Co Ou 56 TH DAKOTA AOR: Pl od GRAPHIC ARTS Of S O 4 Lrbo 'oh School S-400' S Falk MID NEST BEACH C Dr. . S. ' ' ' ' Dr. . , . C. ' ' o 0 I . 3 .fo a Gamble's Store, George Wulff, Prop. . . Co. ' Pv uczd bv Y x nnukm, Svow Falls