Wessington Springs High School - Spartonian Yearbook (Wessington Springs, SD)

Text from Pages 1 - 72 of the 1947 volume:

I T 1946 he Spartonian Iuulmlishcfl by: 5'l'L7IJlCN'l'S Ol N'N'lCSSlNli'I'fJN SVRIN IHGH SCHOOL 1947 W , X ,Q ,, M, W f My ,f f inf 4, f , 1 l f ' l 1 D, , , A Mlm!!! Z N we ' il I ..- H Y .. L- i u-1 r ,, -Q 1 Iv. ' 59N Lil A Hu E PM um 5 1 M , C linl . I 1 NA I 1. lllll 'vt A The school year just past, which, now, only exists in the meinories of those associated with it, was one of many important and exciting events. VVithout the interest and co-operation shown by each stuclent, in the school and its activi- ties, this year would not have heen the successful one it was. Realizing this, we cletlicate the 1946-1947 Spartonian to you, the students of W.S.H.S. The Editors W W6 f Z f f W W 7 If WW V, 0, ,,f.,,,, 4 . 'J fn ff I MH My mf W? W f W nf fd fi 5 .W fm l ' ' X L. P. Decker 0? .122 f fx Fw .ffgj li 2' Hula. I gy, ' lk! M ma ma Palmer VVickrcg Fred N. Dunham, treasurerg I... H. Rhodes, prcsidentg Alden Cutle1 Clexlx, Frznlk Jcuscug L. Il. Lcischncrg Dr. H. C, Wl1itney. HIGH scHooI. PRINCIPAL GRADE SCHOOL PRINCIPAL 5 W. G. Dankey Opal Boese Cl' 2 Th - Oliver Heitman m On omas Charles Tucker Mrs. R. Lash Bernice Ofstad X! Mrs. Julius Goehring X John Scott Mrs. Ray Larsen Marguerite Parmley Beverly Dearborn Helen Edi Naomi Bonney Pearl Kuhnes ger Mrs. Harriet J enkinson 1 91.41-V M 'f 'ff Mrs. Clinton Thomas William Schwabauer if V326 .. ' .fm-y. - Back row, left to right standing: Merle Jenner, Don Thompson, Keith Krog, Herb Wickre, Jack Anton. Middle row: Donna lflins, Doris Clifton, jean Leiseliner, Dick VVade, Alta Rogers, Darlene Hins, Darlene Barber, Virginia VVebh, Myron Kleppin, Myron Melmius, Lois Hawley, lilaine Sheffield, Arlene Kraft, Ruby Knigge, Betty Krog, Miss Naomi Bonney, advisor. Seated: Beverly Ilreland, Clair Tiede, Phyllis VVood, Beverly Knight, Hermine Wlieele1'. 1 1-nv' HSSBS 5 I ,O fl Qks N f5 3'L's Q QQ , ' I . r 7 4-'43'l5 3' all.. Q' '13 'f 'I' 'Q p':'d' 1 a'o'o' 1 O Q ON . ' - . k s 5,1 - 0711 ' 'xl' W Ill Q .--1--i- UQ J 'i l - a 1 r I X f'i:, .,' 'iii . 2:5: 11112-fa .-Egfr: 7: AQ- -'-1. -.,n.,.- 4.-. :sz is s ,u ,Qu , 3:91.-' 59-12:- .:s u,!': ,n -2.-21 v ' -:-2-I '- J- 'J. 451' .:5f'E4551?3ff'? ' .EE : A ' ::' - 111' r L 2 4 ,ff W 145! fu QWZQ' 2 1 f f 4 ' Senior Class Advisor: W. G Dan MARION AMMON Home Ec. Club 1, 2, 4: Religious Edu- cation 1, 2, 3: Phys. Ed. 1, 2. PAUL BAUER Football 2, 3: Basketball 1, 2, 3 U. S. Navy, Two Years: Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4: Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4: W. S. Club 3, 4: Mixed Quartet 3: Staff 2, 4: I .F.A 2, 3: Junior Play: Senior Play: Home coming Play 3: King 4: Band 1: Religious Education 3: Art Club 2. ROBERT BULT Religious Education 1, 2, 3, 4: F.l4'.A. 1: Glee Club 3, 4: Mixed Chorus 3, 4: Foot- ball 3, 4: W. S. Club 4: King's Attendant: Intra-Mural Basketball 3, 4, MARY LOU BECKMAN Home EC. Club 1, 2: Religious Education 1. 2, 3, 4: Pep Club 3, 4: Queen's At tendant 4. BEVERLY BRELAND Pep Club 3, 4: Glee Club 2, 3, 4: Phys. Ed,41, 3, 4: Religious Education 1, 2, 3: Junior Pay: Senior Play: Carnival Play: Homecoming Queen Attendant 4: Mixed Chorus 3, 4: Home Ec. Club 1, 2, 4: Thespian 3, 4: Librarian 3, President 4: Staff Typist 4: Commencement Usher 3. DONALD CAFFEE ' l .I .A. 1, 2, 3: Religious Education 1, 2, 3, 4: Band 2: W.C.'l'.U. LEONARD HENDRICKS Religious Education 3: Phys. Ed. 1, 2: 1 .I .A. 1, 2, 3: Ag. Judging Team 3. BEVERLY HANSEN Pep Club 3, 4: Glee Club 3, 4: B Glee Club 1: Mixed Chorus 3, 4: Phys. Ed. 1, 2, 3, 4: G.A.A. 2, 3: Religious Education 1, 2, 3: Declamatory 2, 3, 4: District Superior Oratory 4: Cheerleader 3, 4: Hand 4: Thespians 4: Junior Play Usher: Senior Play: Homecoming Play 4: Home Ee. Club 1, 2, 4. HELEN HARMDIERKS B. Glee Club 2: Lane High School 3: Religious Education 1, 2, 4. LESTER HENDRICKS l4'.l4'.A. 1, 2, 3: Phys. Ed. 1, 2: Religious Education 3. f 4 ,Q 544 X HAROLD HOTCHKISS Band 3, 4: Glee Club 2, 4: Senior Play: Mixed Chorus 2, 4: F.F.A. 1, 2, 3: W.C.T.U. 4: Phys. Ed. 2: Carnival Play 4. LYLIA HOTCHKISS Home Ec. Club 1, 2, 4: Religious Educa- tion 1, 2, 3, 4. LOIS HAWLEY B. Glee Club 1: Home Ec. Club 1, 2, 4: Phys. Ed. 1, 2, 3, 4: Staff 2, 3, 4: Carnival Princess Candidate 3: Library Club 3, 4: Class Play Usher 3, 4: Carnival Play 3: Homecoming Play 4: Glee Club 4: Band li Pep Club 3, 4: Debate 1. DONALD HEMMELMAN Football 1, 2, 4: Homecoming Play 2: W. S. Club 4. MAYNARD HODGSON Religious Education 1, 2, 3: F.1+'.A. 1, 2, 3: Phys. Ed- 1, 2. BEVERLY KNIGHT 2. 3, 4: Band 3, 4: Glee Club 2, 3, 4: Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4: Cheerleader 3, 4: Home- coming Queen: Carnival Princess 2: D.A.R.: Junior Play: Senior Play: Home Ec. Club 1, 2, 4: Thespian 3, 4: Librarian 2, 3. DARLENE OCHSNER Thespian 3, president 4: Phys. Ed. 1, 2, 35 G,A,A. 2, 3: Librarian 3, 42 Religious Education 1: Pep Club 3, 4: Twirling 42 Home Ec. Club 1, 2, 4: Senior Play Usher: Commencement Usher 3: Debate 1. MERLE JENNER Football 4: W. s. Club 4. FRANCIS NELSON Band 2, 3, 4: Glee Club 2, 3, 4: Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4: Junior Play: Track 4: W.C.T.U. 4: Religious Education 2. 3, 43 Senior Class President: Student Council, Vice President 4. PHYLLIS SCHNABEL Home Ec. Club 2, 4: Pep Club 4: Phys. Ed. 4: Religious Education 1: Princess Candidate Homecoming Play 3: Senior Plzy: Junior Play Usher. G.A.A. 2, President 3: Phys. Ed. 1, X L., , f '57 45 ah f,,! Q Q f X 1 2 4 47 VIRGINIA SCHWABAUER Pep Club 4: Glee Club 2, 3, 4: Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4: Girl's Trio 4: Religious Education 1: Junior Play: Senior Play: Carnival Play 3, 4: Homecoming Play 4: Declamatory 3: District and Regional 4: Band 4: Thespian 3, 4: Home Ec. Club 1, 2, 4: Queen's Attendant 4. RAYMOND RODUNER I .F.A. 1, 2, 3, 4: Religious Education 1, 2, 3: W.'C.T,U. 4. DANIEL SCHRYER JR. Intra-mural Basketball 1: Basketball 3, 4: Football 1, 3, 4: Track 4: W. S. Club 3, 4: King's Attendant 4: Carnival Prince 2: Religious Education 1: W.C.T,U. 4. HERMINE WHEELER Minneapolis Jr. High 1: Junior Class President: Cheerleader 3, 4: Glee Club 2, 3, 4: Pep Club 3 4: Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4: Phys. Ed. 2, 3, 4: G.A.A. 2, 3: Religious Education 2, 3: Declamatory 3, 4: Band 3, 4: Thespian 3, 4: Junior Play: Senior Play: Home Ee, Club 4: Student Council 3, 4, Secretary 4: Annual Typist 4: Carnival Play 2: Homecoming Play 4. PHYLLIS WOLFGRAM Home Ec. Club 1, 4. DON THOMPSON Boy's Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4: Boy's Quartet 4: Tuba Solo 4: Religious Education 1, 2, 3, 4: Football 1. 3, 4: W. S. Club 4: F.F.A. 1: Senior Play: Junior Play: Student Body President 4: Staff 3, 4: Boys State 3. FLOYD THOMPSON F.F.A. 1, 2, 3. PHYLLIS WOOD Debate 1: Science Club 2: Homecoming Play 1: Carnival Play 2: Band 1, 2, 3, 43 Glee Club 3, 4: Mixed Chorus 3, 4: Li- brarian 3: Home Ec. Club 1: Phys. Ed. 1, 2, 3: G.A.A. 2, 3: Staff 2, 3: Annual Editor 4: Student Council 4: Junior Play: Thespian 3, 4: Homecoming Attendant 4: Religious Education 1, 2, 3. WESLEY VILLBRANDT F.F.A. 1, 2, 3: Junior Play: Carnival Play 3: Carnival Prince Candidate 3: Glee Club 1, 3: Thespian 3, 4: Phys. Ed. 1: Mixed Chorus 1, 3: Religious Education 1: King's Attendant. A CLAIR TIEDE Vocal Solo 4: Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4: Quartet 4: W. S. Club 3, 4: Football 3, 4: Basketball 3, 4: Thes- 3 pian 3 4: Staff 1, 2, 3, 4: Carnival Prince Candidate 4: Freshman Class President: 1 Student Council 1: Religious Education 2: Debate 1: Junior Play: Senior Play. , m f J.,- Q , W W W I f Q DORIN WADE 1, 2, 3, 4: Quartet 2, ', 5 ' NOT PICTURED FREDERICK MCHENRY Religious Education 2, 3: Phys. Ed. 1, 2 ' l-'.l .A. 1, 2, 3: Judging Team 3. LORRAINE LINDSTEDT Home Ec. Club 1, 2, 4: Religious Edu- cation 1, 2. DONNA AIKENS Home Ee. Club 1, 2, 4. DOROTHY ROOT White Lake 15 Home Ee. Club 2, 4. KATHRYN KEARNS Glee Club 1. 54 1.4! -T Q its ,T -- D 5 C if 1 'U :- 'e V2 M F' D-I E o 3 fu L1 P Q s: c I F' IQIKIEI - I lv- ' -1 Sl - U 7 l 'A ' ' IIZI . -V l'.'l . I5 KH Ilnll .4 E 4.: 15. Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 41 Boy's. Glec Club 5 4 Band 1, 2, .S, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4: Football 1: W. S. Club 2, 3, 4: Boy's State 3: Thespian 3, 4: Religious Education 1, 2: Senior Play: Junior Play: Homecoming Play 4. BOB WINEGARDEN W. S. Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Football 1, 3, lcaptainj 4: Basketball 1, 2, 3 icaptainj 4: Track 4: Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Instrumental Solo 45 Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Mixed Chorus l, 2, 3, 4: Huy.: Quartet 2: Debate 1. if f A ,-' I '4 ' .1 , f' Class Advisor: Mrs. Julius Goehring Wayne Linn - Elaine Sheffield Ivan Bender Helen Hines Edward Vavra Dora Deneke Myron Kleppin Virginia Salmon LeRoy Grieve Jean Leischner Lester Caffee Dorothy Reiners Maynard Willman Arlena Rodunor Rodney Flannery Ruby Knigge Jim Anton Lila Koenig Keith Sheffield Betty Matson Betty Sefrna Shirley Knigge Ralph Grohs Florence Loveless Tillman Johnson Beverly Gilbertson Gene Peterson Eunice Liedtke Bob Hauge Alta Rogers James Meyer Darlene Hins Opal Hotchkiss Ruth Hodgson Billy Will Doris Clifton Robert Swensen Virginia Webb Herb Wickre Edna Borkowski Montee Powell Evelyn Hines Russell Fischer Arlene Kraft U Myron Mebius. Alice Thompson Thelma Redman Darlene Barber Betty Krog Curt Younie Not pictured: Anna Mae Bult and Alice Mohling 11,7 0 gf, wma, WW M, Class Advisor: Mr. Charles Tucker Gene Scott Geraldine Rhodes A Don Cameron Alice Hensley Robert Hanks Velma Yttreness Ervin Palmer Verlyn Gillette Edgar Hemmelman Gerald Fuerst ' Jack Anton Leola Weber Willard Snyder Beverly Lasson Theodore McHenry Elaine Mettler Genevie Arnott Delores Voigt Myron Winter Elaine Knigge Dihl Hasz Mavis Thimsen LuVern Rapp ' Beverly Durnil Jim Thimsen it rg Norman Schwabauer Howard Cuppy Alice Hille Thomas Thompson Delores Monroe I Dean Christensen Marguerite Swensen Vincent Riesland Marilyn Boehler Junior Sorben l Marvin Rainy Z Merrill Gunderson Marjorie Peterson . Betty Conklin Margaret Kearns Lee Schnable Barbara Magee , Maynard Lindsted Bernice Winter Not Pictured: Bob Miller, Vernon Reisland Virginia Roetman M- .,,,ffw, fm ww, W ' W in Class Advisor: Miss Bernice Ofstad Marlyn Easton Fred Einck Corrine Lindsted Donald Hansen Elsie Knigge Bruce Kidman Mary Jane Will Milton Mettler Frances Voigt Roger Miller Peggy Schaeffer Bill Hein Norma Hodgson Richard Anton Ann Bidleman Bill Williams ' Darlene Schmidt Paul Grohs Arlene Engel Harold Brunson Dorothy Tupper James Knigge Opal Johnson Jqne Roush Darrell Wenzel Jerry Younie Beverly Sheffield Howard Reese Jean Powell Ronald Warnke Donna Hins Denny Grieve Lois Borkowski Neal Barber , Betty Vavra Gene Knigge Cora Stulken Allen Cameron Betty Thome Charles Wheeler Loretta Lawver Eugene Einck Marjorie Lasson Harry Schryock Betty Kirton Chester Robinson Keith Krog Jean Hainy Norman Scott Pictured-Gloria Peterson. M Y 1 Mr Top row, left to right: Mildred Kludt, Lowell Wheeler, Alverta Kopke, Arlene Einck, lidwarcl VVickre, Phyllis Wheeler, Robert Santee. Bottom row: Deloris Winegarden, Darrell McLoud, Max Hawk, Audrey Hawk, Leslie Naser, Margaret Kearns. Seventh Grade Top row, left to right: Vern Pfeiffer, Dawn Bailey, Wendell Haddorff, Betty Powell, Richard Hille, Norma Cosby, Charles Miller, Ava Theurer, Keith Haines. Bottom row: Dick Thimsen, Russell Fuerst, Lorraine Knigge, Kendell Hansen, Beth Wellman, jim Bradley, Bobby Schnable. Not pictured: Marion Felton, Marvin Felton, Barbara Wellman, Arvy Rapp. 1 5 14 X f Back row, left to right: Dayle VVinter, VValter Knutson, Irwin Knigge, Glen Hoerth, Dean Kearns, Jerry Cameron, Russell Yanlluren. Middle row: llettv Santee, Maureen Rhodes, Miss lloese, Gwen llennnelman, llernice Kidman. .lean Roush. Front row: Kathleen Vllahl, Ilennalnee Harris, Marie Koplce, Betty Leischner, llarles Hotchkiss, Not Pictured: Pearl Swenson, l,loyd Marlcen, Francis Felton. aa Back row, left to right: Dennis Pflaum, Donald liinck, George Peck, Roland McLoud, Ralph Fildes, Robert Christensen, jim Solem, Paul Wickre, Ronald Jensen, Middle rfrw: Miss Parmely, lflaine Hoerth, Mary Bradley, Virginia Hins, Richard llurnil, Raymond Mettler, Uuane llinclq, jerry Miller, Roger Voigt. Front row: Connie Askeland, Marguerite Hansen, Artis Salmon, Trudy Lou Kieser, Margaret An- ton, Gladys VVahl, Loretta Kopke, Marie Naser. e Hack row, left to right: Donnie VVoocl, Bryce Nuclcols, H'erlJert llalcer, Alan llies, Dale Leisehner, Vernon Abrahznn, Dean Voigt. Middle row: loan Neulizirtli, lllurlene llrown, lfvelyn lXleLoud, Josephine Atkins, Pat Carr, Gladys Mel,oud, Dorothy Cliristensen. Norma llurley, Miss lfdiger. Front row: Joy XN enzel, lxfllfllltllil Selnnidt, Deanna lllettler, Twila Leischner, Janis Solein, Mary Costello, Patsy linger. emi llack row, left to right: Vernon Miller, Dale Abrzihznn, Dennis Christensen, Carroll Wzilil, jerrg X anliuren, Donald VVenzel, llzlrwin -lenner, lX liss lleurborn. Midde row: Glen Lznnbert, Twilzm lfuerst, Alice Fildes, lilizalmeth Cutler, Gail Decker, Cherrie Hook Irina Liawver. 3 x x - Front row: Mzirlentz Tia-de, llonnie Carr, Dixie l,ee llanson, lienitu llume, Joyce WhCLlt1', DOI' othy Costello, Czunillu l'flz1u1n. Not pictured: Joyce llurley and Ardithl5wenson. 1321011 row, left to right: Gary 13e11, Robert Q7S1,JOl'll, 1301111111C1l1'lSl.C1lSC1l,CY1Z1l'j'VVlll, 1111111111 511011, Dale 5z11111e11, Miss K1111111-s. Miclclle row: 11Z1I'1l2lI'211X11l1 112lliC1', Nzmey 1'ee1f, Gary 11l'21Cl1Lfy, Nyrcm Kuigge. 1Y:1'O1'lt1'fJXN'I .12lClj'1lll 1.r111111, x,01lQ1Zl1,CC Tuelier, Corrine Cosby, K21l1l1'3'11 Koplte, Sully jones, 1vz1 liuwar. Not Piclureclz 1-11111 lime 112151 211111 L:11'ry 1QOCl1ll2lIl. 1111 .Q llack1'ow,lefttorig11t: zX11L'11lJC2l1l Clevelzmcl, Robert Kieser, 1'z1triei:1 Meyers, 5112111111 Mettler. Vclell Voorliees, Dixie l.,ee VV11it111e1Q, -12lIl1L'S Gl11DL'l'l9U1l, 1.eslie Hznrnly. Middle row: 1511111111 Kay Olson, 11:1 Kay Yoigt, 11z1y11:11'c1 11.i11s, Mrs. '1L'111il1lSOll, Joyce Seliwabauer, Y .10natha11 Kline, T1:111111y lirowu. ITl'Ulll1'0VVI Eugene '1C1ll1k'l',TClfll1'f1 Tofflemire, lX.1Z1l'l1y11 Gillette, lXle1vi11 llurley, Reina lluoli. Yiekie Cl111'lSf611SL'll, 1De111ris Zzmgle. hlllllllllk' Costello. Not pictured: GCU1'glHIll1d Deily, Lile Russell, Tl1e111g1s MeLz1ug111i11. www ga The most important facility, for providing room and hoard to the many country students who attend W.S.l'l.S., is the high school dormitory located in the grade building. The first dormitory was started 14 years ago in 1933. Mr. l.. Wiiig has acted as dean and manager for all but the first two years. Mrs. O. Alverson served as dean of girls for 12 years, after which she was succeeded by Mrs. Carrie Kearton, the present dean. Enrollment at the dorm has increased s , , . , g ' y A total of 140 students receive their noon meals there. teadily each vear with 64 the capacity stayin f thele this ear. The main event of the year is the Christmas party which is preceded by a dinner given in honor of the school board members and their wives. A feature added this year was that pop and ice cream was available at all times. P,... ...- ,..,.... , ...... .Ax W, gs 1 , - ,Av .:,.,,..... , K 1 , ,,,.,:,, 251 vi. f wfr ' 1 '5 J K' 2' 1 h w . ,,:, T' W X ' ,, f ,,,, ' v ' :.. , 5 14 .,.. Q :j,:sE -:::: EE i 5E:E 225.5 ,525 X: V A i X A , .J s . - as ' A - WfYX'H?f'f1f N 6,5 ' L A- ' L E ,. . - - Q V, ffm' 7 if -X , . ., Q ,A E .,. ,.. 1 Zssfz.. 2: A,:f,Q..i:,' ' x ' ,Qs .. fi, v , ,X K -,A , 1.--VV.S.H.5.B' l. 2 ant 4-Fifth and sixth grade May Pole. 3-M llorm float. 4-Third and fourth grade snowman. 5-Before Homecoming game. 64Royalty. 7fSenior float. 8fSophomore float. 9--Junior float. 10-Seventh and eighth grade float. Not pictured: Freshmen, Camping, First grade,, pheasant hunting. eatures I n f f 0 , I fly Q? Q X , ' 6 o svix X ,. , . S. . . WVR- 'ff-'SR' Y 222-.'f ' Q L-eg. 4,0 b K M W' x Q! 0' ff , 2-Q X 4 A F afelz I V r I b A 4 Q! -4-,....--...-.:-.nf P V N m ent o a t Standing, left to right: Supt. L. P. Decker, Dihl Hasz, Francis Nelson. Seated: Don Thompson, Hermine Wheeler, Phyllis Wood, Anne Bidleman, Vincent Reisland Keith Sheffield. Don Thompson . Francis Nelson . Hermine Wheeler Francis Nelson . Keith Sheffield . Vincent Reisland Anne Bidleinan . Phyllis XVood . . . Dihl Hasz .. .Student Association President . Vice President . . . . Secretary . . . Senior Class . . . junior Class Sophomore Class Freshmzm Class Staff . . . Athletics ' W? , V.,, ,V L lv QW? JW Ox, w- fi i i I Huck row, lcft to right: Mr. NV. G. Dankcy, spcnismg Lila Koenig, Shirlcy Kniggc, Betty Krug lfulmy Kniggt, Ruth Ann Ilwclgsou. IFIYJIYE row: Ariciiu Kraft, Ucvcrlv Breland, Darlcuc CjCi1SI1L'I', Luis Hzxwluv, ,Xrlcua Kucluncr Lievcrly Gillmurtsmi, Xiifgiliiil Salmon, Elaine Sheffield. I,l'L'SiKiL'llf . Beverly lirclzllid Yin- I'1'csiclL-nt .. Ruby Kniggc SQ-4'1'cl:Li'i'-11'czisL11'c1' . . . . . llcttv Km-f . , PH W f f f f ,fp Q l1.1cl4 l'UXY.lCl-'I 1111-ighlz Miss Nzumxi llf11111ey, aflvism, llmma Hins, llmma Olson, lJZll'lL'1lC lli11s I 1 mms Xkwiggi, Kl:11'f'11c1'ile SNVLTIISQH, X'i1'g111iz1 SL'l'lWf1lJ'lL1CI1lllli-lUl1l'1 Scott aclvisor. 5 h- 1 ' v lllllll 1'mx': Qxllllk' l1icllci11z111, llclen Ha1'1111lic1'ks,lflo1'encc Loveless l3cve1'lvl,Ju1'11il llCVC1'lYvllllIl- , I -I 7 . 1. ll11111111c XYllk'L'lL'l', llcvcrly K1llg'llt. 'lczm Vuwcll. Xli1111v1's 111 lwul flecla111 contest NUV6IlllICI' 6, 1947: lll1lllUl'llll5 . .. Yirgillia Scllwabaucl' ll1'!lIllZllIC . .. llc1'111i11c XVl1eclc1' l'11cI1'y .. lJL1l'lCIlC Hins Cl1'z1lc11'y . . . . Beverly ,llanseu lilllL'l'5 111 flisirict llCCl2l1l1 contest hclcl at Artcsizm 1NwUVCllllJC1' 22, 1947: X'11'gi11i:1 5L'llW2llD2lL1C1' l':L'XL'l'll' ll1lllSC1l lx lllllgS 11-cl-111-fl :ll 1Acgir111:1l llcclzml cuntcst held 111 W . S, ll. S. lJecc111l1c1' 4, lf?-17: Xirginizn Scl1wz1l1:l11c1' . Guml llCX'L'l'lj' l'lZll1SL'll .... . lfxccllcnl If In ff ,A f .-,H A fm Q1 1 lv ,V I ZZZWZQ Q ZQ at QZ'ZQQ Back row, left to right: Maynard I.,indstedt, Tillnizui Johnson, Raymond Roduner, Gene T,CtC'l'SU11, Floyd Thompson, Marvin Rainy, Milton Mettler, Ralph Grohs, Donald Hansen, Howard Reese, Jerry Younie. Middle row: lfloward Cu J ', Robert Hanks, Chester Robinson, Robert Swenson, lunior Schrver, 5 - . 1 v f , , lvan llender, Harold llrunsen, Denny Grleve, MC1'1'1ll Gunderson, Neal llarber, Front row: 'Toni Thompson, LeRoy Grieve, lfclwzircl Vavra, Curt Younie, VVz1yne Linn, Keith Krof, Paul Grohs, Mr. Charles Tucker su Jervisorg lzunes Mever, Lester Cuffee. is , y . , , President ..... .... L eRoy Grieve Viee President .. .. Thomas Thompson Secretary . . Curtis Younie Treasurer . .. lfdward Vavra Reporter . .. Keith Krog 1 4' W fr 2 it f 2 1, . yyzfiyga fl, if Back row, left to right: ,lean Hainy, Jean Powell, Loretta Lawver, Arlene Engel, Opal johnson. Marilyn liaston, Donna Aikens, Kathryn Kearns, Phyllis x!VOlfgf8111, Helen Harindierlqs, Darlene Oehsner, Corrine Lindsteclt, Herrnine Wheeler, lieverly Hansen, Beverly Knight, Velma Yttreness, Lyla Hotchkiss, Peggy Schaefer, june Roush, Lois Borkowski. Miclclle row: lllrs. Goehring, instructor, Elsie Knigge, Mary jane Will, Beverly Sheffield, Anne Bicllenian, Darlene Schmidt, Delores Monroe, Betty Yavra, Donna Olson, Cora Stulken, liranees Voigt, Marjorie Lasson, Mary liou lleelcinan, Dorothy Tupper, Gloria Peterson, Marion Ammon, Genevie Arnott, Verlyn Gillette, lletty Kirton, lletty Thonie, Norma lloclgson, Donna Hins. Front row: Phyllis Schnabel, Dorothy Root, Lorrraine Linsteflt, Lois Hawley, Delores Voigt, ISetty Conklin, lilaine Mettler, Geraldine Rhocles, lleverly Durnil, Norma Schwabauer, Marguerite Swenson, Alice Hille, llarhara Magee, Virginia Sehwabauer. Ilzlck row, In-ft to right: Mrs. R. l,,.ZlSi1, spoiismy lk-tty Cfmlqlin, I lm'ciicc Lovclcss, Cciievic Arnutt Thelma Rcrlmzm, I1:11'lmz11':1 Mzlgcc, lWZll'gLlCI'ilC Swuusmi. Frcmt row: llcloris Voigt, Alicc Hillc, Iicvcrly lluriiil, fiL'l'2liliil1L' Rimcics, Noriua 5Ci1W2liPZlL1Cl Frfuiccs Voigt. P11-sirieilt . . . . . Ticvcrly Uurnil Yiwu l'i'csi4lQ11t . ..... ,. Alice llillc SCL'l'CiZll'j' , . Nf,Pl'll1Il SCIIWZIIJHLICI' '1'1'u:1sL11'c1' . .. ficrzilcliuc Iilioch-s VQJW V W yfffmfg MQ Hack row, ICI-I 111 right: A11111- I1i1llc111z111, Ilcvcrly Duruil, Lois Hawley, 1321110116 170115111-11 Ilcvciif. Brclzllid, Mary 1.1111 Ile-Ck111z111, Doris Cli1'11111. 'l'hi1'1l 1'1,w: Pliyllis Schnzihcl, vil'g'iI1iZl SCi1XY2lil1lL1Cl', ,loam Lcischiicr, ii21l'iJl1l'Zl. ihillgtif, 171-11111-s Yuigr Darlene Schmidt. Scconcl row: IX1-111'Co11I4li11,1Xlicc Ilillglletty K1'IJYf, Shirlev 1i.1lif g'C Ruth .A1111 11111151111 Ruhx I I Kniggc, jczm I' owcli, lcggy Sclizncfcr. 6 . rs J 1, ' .1 17111111 row: Alla R11gc1's, Ilcverly Knight, Ilcverly Ilaiisn-11, Hc1'111i11c NVIICCICY. The cl1cc1'lcz11l1-1's, Hcriiiinc X'X l1cclc1', llcvcriy Hzuiscii, ilcvcrly Knight 211111 Alta Rugcrs, sc-1'v1f1i as the p1'csi1li11g ufficcrs with Cicraldiiic Rhodes as Scc1'1:t:11'yft1'ez1su1'e1'. , fha 0 El llaelc row, left to right: Doris Clifton, Alla Rogers, lleverly Knight, Dar- lene liZll'l,JC1', Lois llawley, .lean l,QlSCllllCI', Cora Stullaen, Delores Voigt. Miclclle row: Mary ,lane VVill, lkggy Sclmefer, ll2ll'lD2l1'Zl Magee, Betty Clljlllillll, ljflllllil llins, Nornia lloclgson, Anna Mae llult, Jean Powell, Miss Bernice Ofslacl, i11st1'uCto1'. Front row: lle1'111ine VVl1cele1', lleverly llztnsen, Ruth A1111 Hodgson, Geraldine Rhodes, Beverly Sl1ef1'ielcl, lVl:11'ily11 lfaston, Beverly Durnil, Norina Sel1wabaue1'. Zi? ,W f 72, , f, , l f . llacli row, left lu rig'l1t: Murlc 'lCll11C1', Herb VvlL'lil'L', Don Tl1umpscm, llolm llull, liznlpll Limlls Lcl-105' Gricvc, Curt Yuuuic. xvl11CC1ll lil-islzlml. Mimlfllc row: Cuz1vl1 O. C. lluilmzm, Gilbert Mzlgcc, lion Heulmclmzm, junior Scllrycr, Hymn Klcp pin, Myrrm Mclrius, Cuzlclm C. F. Tlmmzls. lTl'OI1lQI'UXVI Dol: llzxuge, Rmllu-3' lflzumcry, I':1'ul llaucr, Dilwl llzlsz, llulm Wi11n'g'z11'mlL'11, Iiicli XY:ulc Clair Tiuclc, Ycrnou Rcislzmd. Prcsiflclll ... .... lJil1l ll2lSZ Yicc l'11-sirlclll .. .. Myron Kluppin Sccrclury . . . . . Rodney FldIlIlL2I'5' vw ff 5X Z W , M f . a7Mf Hack row,lefttr1rigl1t: llcrdync ll:1rriS,LoiS llorliowski, Auclrcy lflawk, 170111121 Olson, llcvu v Lzlsson, Darlene llarlmcr, lxllllll Mae Bull, vilfgllllll S:1l111u11. 'Thircl row: liorcne Krueger, Gcucvic Ar11o1i, Alice Nuliliiig. lfilllil llu1'lcmx'sl4i. Ava Luc Tlliiulil, -111111 Powcll, llc-verly f,illlD6l'lISlJ1l, Donna Hins. F1'Ul1l1'0XVZ l'llUI'CI1CC Lovclcss, Annu lililldllflll, l?I'ZlllCCS Voigt, lJ1lI'lCl1C Oclisnur, llcvcrly Dui , I Geraldine lxlwdcs. t Sccmul rmr: 1Xli1'1- Hills,1Xrl1-11gli1':11'1,l5e1ty Krug, Sllirll--1' liiii- fx l'ull1 zxllll ll .lllg'gC, lk-tty lluwcll, lJ2lW11 liailcy. ,wr X uclgsmm, R X A f f - W, The officially initiated members are: Beverly Breland, Beverly Knight, Clair Tiede, Dick Wade, Virginia Schwabauer, Phyllis Wood, Darlene Ochsner, Ilermine Wheeler and NVesley Villbrandt. President .... .. Darlene Ochsner Vice President .. Phyllis Wood Secretary-treasurer .. .. Beverly lireland Advisor .. .. Mr. John Scott Q QCZW QWZQZ - - v ' - Active members this year were: Richard Anton, Betty Vavra, Betty Kirton, Helen Harmdierks and Francis Nelson. Mr. john Scott was the debate coach. o Rack 1'0NV,lCl'flIOl'lgl1tI CiillmerlMz1gee, Russell lfisclier. lflorence Loveless, llarlene llins, jean Leiselmer, Ralph Grohs, Rorhiey lflzimiery, Miss ller11ieeCJfslzul, clireelor. Front rmvi Doris Clifton, Xillfjllllll Xlvehlm, .Xllzx Rogers. lielly Krug, Ruby Kiiigge, Shirley Knigge, lqieverlv Gilherlsrm, Ruth Ami llmlqscm. The Real Mr. MeCoy ' by .lay Tczlmizls, uncle: the flirecliuu of Miss llerniee Ofslacl, was presentezl by the junior elzxss Xovemher 8, VJ46. The east was :1s fnllmrs: Grzmrlmzl Grziysfm, lleyerly liilhertsmig Mary Lou liraysmi. Ruth .Xml llmlgsmig Prunellzi Spatehett. Darlene llinsg Spruluelq Spnlelietl, Rmliiey lflzmiieryg llzimiy RlcCuy, Ralph Cirohsg liZll'lJ3I'21, Shirley Knig- geg Sal Simms, Alta Rogers: Stflilllll. Yirgiiiizi XXX-lmlmg Luke Simms, Russell lfiseherg Osherl Ilicks, Gilbert Mageeg Ivy Dell aml her fziwiiing satellites, Florence Loveless, -lean l.eisehm-r, Doris Clifton, Ruby Kuigge zmcl lletty Krogg. AMERICAN LECION AMERICAN LEGION STATE Alta Hoge s C t Younie KIWANIS CLUB BoY's STATE Myron Kleppin yi f f A ,-M I 1751,-4 llaclq row, lcft to right: ,Icall llzlilly, Doris Clifton, Peggy S'Cl12lCl.CI', Virgillia NVcblJ, 'llllCl111Zl Rell- Illilll, Alicc llellslcy, llomllly Root, fiC11CVlC Al'I1Olt, Alice lvlllllllllgf, lJZl1'lC116 llills, l'iCl'11lCC Wintel', Mavis Tl1l11lSQ1l, llulorcs Voigt, Leolzl XVclvcr, Marguerite SXYCIISCILJCZIIIPIJNN'Cll. Millcllc row: Mrs. R. l.ilSl1,1llI'CC'E0l'j Il1I1ClQOLlSl1, Mary 'lZillC NVill, Lois llol'lmwslqi, Arlenc li11QCl. lflsic KI1lQQL', llilllllil PllllS, Virgillizl SCllVYZ1llZlLlC1', lillllll lllll'lmwslQi, Norlllzl llllllgsoll, llclly Kirton, Al'lcllu Kraft, lilzlillc Ml-tllcr. Sllirlcy Kl1lgQL', Altar lingers, lJZlI'lC11C Sclllllicll, ixllllk' llicllclllall, Ruby lilllggt, lilllll ,xllll llUC,lgSlJl1, llctly Krog. Frmll row: Opal 'lOl1l1SUl1. Cora Slllllibll, Murjoric Lassull, Mzlrjul'ic l,6tCl'StfI1, llctty '.l1llU1HC, FlUl'L'llCC l.UVClCSS, fiCT21lllll1CIQl1UClC5,.lL'ZiIl Lcischllcr, Lois llawlcy, llcvcrly Knight, l'lQ1'1lllllC VVllcelcl', Bevcrly lJL1l'I1ll, Nurllla SCllXfVHlJ2lLlC1'. Thu girls glcc club. unclcr lllc llircctiml of Mrs. R. l.:lsll. lwccivccl :lll cxccllcllt rzllillg all the I'L'gl0I121l colllcst for music groups l1ClCl at Milcllcll, S. ll., April ll, l,947. ,Nw - aff PJ' l l llztclc 1'ow,left to right: Vernon Rcislzmfl, lflilly VVill, Myron Klcppiu, Vincent liuislztml, Fischer, Thomas Thompson, llztrolfl llrunscu, Clicstcl liollinson, llowztrcl Reuse, blurry Younis. Miclcllc row: Mi's.R.l,z1slt,cli1'ccto1'gMayliztrcl Will111z111, Clair Ticclc, llilil Hnsz, lliul Harold lflotclilciss, lit-1111 Cliristcnscii. Gcuc Scott, .lim Tliimsc11,Myro11XYi1itc1As. liront row: l'z1ul llztucr, Mikc Magcc, Bob llult, lfrzmcis Nelson, Don 'l'l1c,,111pson, llo gztrdeu, Milton Mettlcr, liillll Grolis, Keith K1'1JgA,lD6111lj' Gricvc, 'l'l1c boys glcc tlulr, umlcr thc tlircction of Mrs. R. l-ZlSll, 1'cct-ivccl :ui cxccllcnt Vilflllg' :tt tlic contcst for music groups hcltl at Mitchell, S. D., April ll,1947. liussull 4 Wflulc, ln XViuc-s l'CglUllZl,l 1 ff. if ff M! Gamma llack row, left to right: Vernon Reisland, Myron Kleppin, Thomas Thompson, llarold llotchkiss, .l'-Dihl Hlasz, Clair Tiede, Dick Wade, Vincent Reisland, Gene Scott, Dean Christensen, ,llarold llrunsen, Chester Robinson, il im Thimsen, Howard Reese, jerry Younie. Third row: Mrs. R. l,ash, director, Mary Jane Will, Doris Clifton, Lois llorlcowski, Donna Hins, Norma llodgson, Virginia Wt-lull, 1,-eola Wel1e1', Delores Voigt, Mavis Thimsen, llernice Winte1', Tlielina liedxnann, Alice llensley, Darlene Hins, Arlene Kraft, lilaine Mettler, Shirley Knigge, Alta Rogers, Darlene Schmidt, Anne llidleman, Marguerite Swensen, Iidna llorlxowslqi, Ruth Ann Hodgson, Betty Krog, Rulmy Knigge, ,lean Powell. Second row: Peggy Schaefer, Virginia Schvvahauer, lilsie Knigge, Cora Stulken, Marjorie l'eterson, lietty Thome, Marjorie Lasson, Florence Loveless, Geraldine Rhodes, .lean Leischner, lleverly Knight, Hermine VVheeler, lleverly Hansen, Lois Hawley, lleverly llurnil, Norma Schwabauer, Genevie Arnott. Front row: Myron VVinter, Paul Hauer, Gillmert llflztggee, lloh llult, Francis Nelson, Don Thompson, Bob Wfinegarden, Milton Mettler, Paul Grohs, Keith Krogg, Denny Grieve. 'The mixed chorus, under the direction of Mrs. R. Lash, received a superior rating at the regional contest for music groups held at Mitchell, 5. D., April 11, 1947. Ban Back row, left to right: Drums, Myron Wixlter, Dick Wade, Deloris Voigt, Mrs. R. Lash, directorg tubas, Don Thompson, Francis Nelson. Middle row: Clarinets, llerdyne Harris, Arlene Kraft, saxaphones, Genevie Arnotl, Gene Scott, bass clarinet, Harold Hotchkiss, french horn, Darlene Hinsg tronibones, Myron Kleppin, Virginia VVebb, Phyllis VVood. Front row: Clarinets, Alta Rogers, Beverly Knight, lletty Krog, Geraldine Rhodes, flute, Florencee Loveless, trumpets, Hermine Wheeler, Bob Winegarden. The band, under the direction of Mrs. R. Lash, received Z1 rating of good at the regional contest for music groups held at Mitchell, 5. D., April 11, 1947. Back rmr, lcft to right: Curtis Youuic, Herb XfVick1'c, I.cR0y Grieve, limb Hzxugc, Gilbert IXIHSLS Nly1'm1 Mcbius, Yinccnt Rcislzmd. 1 Micltllc row: Hob llult,Ver11o11Rcisl11111l,Dil11 llztsz, Clair Ticclc, liilllll Grobs, IJ1111 'l'lm111Jsu11 junior SChI'yL'1'. Front rmv: Mr. C. F. Tl'1u111:1s, assistzmt Cljflifllg limb XVt11CQllI'llL'11, Nt-rlc JCIIIICT, 1,2111 I 1 L1 Myron Klt-ppin, Nr. O. C. llcit111u11, coach. DATE September 13 Scptc111bc1' 27 October 4 October 11 October 13 October 25 Novcrubcr 1 5 U M M A RY OPPONENT SPRINGS 1'lz1tte ...... ...... 6 Mitcbt-ll A .. ... O Miller ..... .. . O lligh111rn'c .. ... 8 1'Ia11lqi11to11 . . . . . 0 lltllilllll ..... ... 0 XA7Zi.g1lC1' . . , , .12 OPPONENT 6 54 25 0 22 6 6 We f ,.., N 132 S Nab J IQ-,JE TTS Ewa Q i i I I Lipper L'Lll.bZ1Cli row. In-ft to right: Cnzxch C. 19. Tlwmzls. Clair Tir-cle, Dilil llasz, Herb WiCkI'C, .Rod Flzumery, Russcll Iiisclicr, Assistant Crunch O. C. Ilcitmaiu, Front row: -Iuuior Sclirycr, Dick VVzulc, Bula XYi11cg':1i'ilc11, Myrmi ML-bius, Myrmi Klcppin, Lowcrcut: Tlicsecimil picturcxx'z1stz1kc11mluri11g thu chzmipiimship ganic in which thc Springs Spartans defeated thc Lctchcr Tigurs 20-12. limb Vx,'ii1lL'gLl1'tiC11 is ilu- pluycr in thc I-lJl'Cgl'0l.llld. N W 2,4 ,4 ,' ! 4.111 ' llack row, left to right: Myron Mebius, My ron Kleppin, Russell Fischer, Gilbert Magee, Roclney Flannery, Nl r. C. li, Thomas, Coach. Front row: Ilihl Hasz, Dick VVade, llob VVinegarclen, Clair Tiecle, Paul Hauer, Junior Schryer. This year two sports have been brought back to VVessington Springs high schoolg they are track and intra-niural basketball, For the past few years track has been pushed back among the has-beens, but this year, due to the efforts of Coaches Thomas and Heitnian, it is now one of the main sports of Springs High. lntra--mural basketball under the clirection of Coach C. li. Thomas and assisted by Coach O. C. Heit- man is gaining in popularity. Intra-mural has been practiced for some time, but has not been carried out, in the past, as extensively as it was this year. 14 i W ,ww , 1 VW' of ,awk DATE November 22 December 3 December 6 December 10 December 13 December 17 December 20 January 3 january 7 .lanuary 10 ,Izmuary 14 january 21 .lanuary 24 January 28 February 4 February ll Februzxry 12 February 14 February 17 SUMMARY OPPONENT SPRHWSS Kimball . . .... 17 Artesian .... .... 3 2 1 lllgl1111Ol'6 .... .... 1 5 WfJO11SfJCliCt . . . .... 23 Alpena ..... .... 2 9 Lame ..... .... 2 3 Forestburg . . . . . . .2-l De5met . . .... 22 Letcher ... ....32 llighmore .................... 18 NV. 5. College QHigh Schoolj. . .30 Leteher ..................... 37 Alpena ....14 Arlesian ....... .... 3 2 Llxleolu Loggers . . . .... 19 Forestburg ..... .... 2 6 VVorms0elcet . . . . . . .23 De Smet .... .... 3 4 Lune .... .... 4 5 OPPONENT -. 21 19 20 12 42 20 22 32 17 30 27 24 18 15 42 25 14 51 27 Luft to right: XYcsley XviHlJl'211l4ll, illllliill' Schryer, Dick XVMIQ, Holm llult, Paul l11ll.1Q1', king, l3cw1'ly Knight, quucn. Mary Lou IZCCIQINHII, Yirgiuia Schwa JLlLlCl', Phyllis XYuod, llcvcrly 111'c1u11d. Mm? . if M! fm 6 QZQ ,M-f-MM,MM...,. -:rw-ww: ' .Www WMM.. QS' N Coit? 1? .f - -, ka M 'Q In 'J' Q SQX' '31 H xxx. Q if gy, ,,-H' 199 so .,..,,. , ., ' f x . Q , an 32 55 'Q as x z 4 .M ,Yi M W sw U 3,959 xsisifx, . Qs.-,gy - x , 5 MW- bonmcl pw Q35 f . i 2 f W pg A Q ..,. f -ww aw if 4, X -f I sf Lima A ., New .1 ,,. .9 .. -we-www - A l .::... 1 3- ---- S 3 Qs 2 . . M -Sf -2 I - .:.,,,,. yah 'W'-6 Bomb- 'ilds x H0-New ia 5 - mfigwgh .Q P- b- Q ff f iz- '- I :.. .' .: ..,:::.- 71... MA 5 iw 'M' 92 iiw mx V? fs z' : ,5.::,.:qT w -ms V gag 1 ' A 6 H PPV- ,1-- : ...... .... .... ... , :zz .-A 'Q L 'A Lug-aging: -'rm-sh r W- 'X , ' ' fw Editor-in-Chief . Associate Editor Managing Editor Business Manager Make-up-Editor . Art Editor ...... Sports Column . . . Special Column . Special Column . Reporter ...... Music ........ . . Sports Column . . Features ...... Forensics ..... Grade News .... Dorm News . . . Ag. Reporter .. Typist ..... Advisor . . . Beverly Knight . . . . . . . . Virginia Webb . . . Alta Rogers . . Arlene Kraft . lietty Matson . . . Jack Anton Paul Hauer . . . Alta Rogers . . .... Jean Leisehner .. Doris Clifton .. Darlene llins . Myron Melnius .... Lois llawley Elaine Sheffield Darlene llarbcr .. Ruby Knigge .. Curt Younie . .... Keith Krog lleverly llreland . . . . Miss Naomi llonney ' Editor-in-Chief . . Associate-Editor . . . Managing-Editor Business Managers Athletics . Classes . . . Forensics Music .... Dormitory Typist Art Iiditor Assistant . Advisor .. . . . Phyllis Wood- . . . . Clair Tiede . . . . . Betty Krog Dick Wade . . . Myron Kleppin -. . Herb Wickre . . . . . . Beverly Durnil . . . Norma Schwabauer . . . . Geraldine Rhodes . . . .A Ruth Ann Hodgson . . . . . LeRoy Grieve . . . . Hermine Wheeler . . . . . . .Clair Tiede Donna Hins . . . .Miss Naomi Bonney I 947 -'48 Staff Editors SPARTAN SPECIAL SPARTONIAN Virginia Webb Betty Krog Alta Rogers Lila Koenig Betty Matson Myron Kleppin I 947-'48 Student Body Officers Myron Kleppin ................................ President Herb Wickre . . . . . . Vice President Betty Krog .... ..... S ecretary c ool r VOCATIONAL AGRICULTURE TRACK AWARDS Raymond Roduner Howard Reese W.,C.T.U. Harold Hotchkiss Raymond Roduner Donald Caffee Junior Schryer Francis Nelson BASKETBALL Bob Winegarden Junior Schryer ' Clair Tiede Dick Wade Myron Kleppin Herb Wickre Russell Fischer Rod Flannery Dihl Hasz Myron Mebius FOOTBALL Merle Jenner Myron Kleppin Bob Winegarden Clair Tiede Ralph Grohs Dihl Hasz Don Thompson Bob Bult Vernon Reisland. Vincent Reisland Junior Schryer Curtis Younie Don Hemmelman Gilbert Magee Myron Mebius LeRoy Grieve Bob Hauge LeRoy Grieve Junior Sorben Bob Winegarden Curtis Younie Junior Schryer Francis Nelson Howard Cuppy Wayne Linn Myron Winter Maynard Wiuman ' James Meyer THESPIAN AWARDS Honor Thespian Virginia Schwabauer Dick Wade Three Star Beverly Breland Two Sta: Wesley Villbrandt One Star Clair Tiecle Beverly Knight Beverly Hansen Don Thompson Hermine Wheeler Harold Hotchkiss Darlene Ochsner DECLAMATION Virginia Schwabauer Beverly Hansen Hermine Wheeler Darlene Hins ,',f4,, 1, em. f,-1: f 44. ,pf 4 1 ffl A Q? f fgf 5 MUSIC AWARDS Don Thompson, 4 bars Dick Wade, 4 bars Bob Winegarden, 4 bars V Beverly Knight, 3 bars Hermine Wheeler, 3 bars Phyllis Wood, 3 bars Clair Tiede, 3 bars Francis Nelson, 3 bars Paul Bauer, 2 bars Virginia Schwabauer, 2 bars Beverly Hansen, 2 bars Harold Hotchkiss, 2 bars Beverly Breland, 1 bar Bob Bult, 1 bar Lois Hawley, 1 bar Wesley Villbrandt, 1 bar CHEERLEADERS Hermine Wheeler Beverly Knight Beverly Hansen Alta Rogers RELIGIOUS EDUCATION AWARDS Don Thompson Mary Lou Beckman Helen Harmdierks Don Caffee September September September September October October 1 October 1 October November November November November November 1 ff f' ' f ' f' ff if f f f W ff f Z 1946 7-School opens with total enrollment of 188. 10--Class officers' elected. 23-Faculty picnic. 26-Mr. Scott revealed his pet peeve to be Whispering. 10-Homecoming king and queen chosen. ' 1-Freshman initiation. 8-Homecoming. 21 -Delegates leave for national F.F.A. convention. 3-Clair Tiede loses American Government book. 6-Local declam contest. 8--Junior Play. 11-Armistice Day holiday. 15-Carnival, Howard Reese and Mary Jane Will crowned prince and princess. November November 22-District declam contest at Artesian. 23-December l-Thanksgiving vacation and S.D.E.A. December 4-Regional declam at W.S.H.S. December 16-Dorm Christmas party. A December 20-january 6-Christmas vacation. 1947 january 17-18-Conference tournament at Letcher. January 29h-Regional contest for soloists at Platte. February Z1-22-District 21 basketball-tournament. March 1--Region 6 basketball tournament at Mitchell. March 14-15-Grade basketball tournament. March 18--Clair Tiede finds American Government book. March 28-Springs-Kimball present joint concert. April 3-8-liaster vacation. April l0hl'1rookings State College band concert. April llsllegional contest for music groups at Mitchell. April 25--Senior planning day at Huron. I May 2-Senior play. May 7-Soloists left for St. joseph, Missouri to attend regional- national music contest. May May May May May S-Senior Skip Day. 14-Junior-Senior Banquet. 15-Class Day. 18-Baccalaureate. 23-Commencement. 'vm Q Q ,Q 1- 1 4 f 1 +21 , Z A K7 fb -7 ,wan W fm, The 1947 junior-Senior banquet, following a hillbilly theme, was, in short, a howling success. The banquet and prom were held in the high school gym, Wednesday evening, May 14. The program consisted of a Gabin' and Yodlin, session with Lil Abner CKeith Sheffield, junior class presidentl as master of ceremonies. The school board members, their wives, and the faculty members were guests. After the progam there was a stompin ' session to Louis Lang's orchestra. w a E ase Winner Soloist winners at the regional music contest at Platte went to the national fRegion IX, music contest at St. Joseph, Missouri, May 9, 1947. The ratings received were as follows: Boy's quartette: Myron Kleppin, Dick Wade, Don Thompson, Clair Tiedeg second. Bass solo, Clair Tiede, third plus. Tuba solo, Don Thompson, third plus. Piano solo, Florence Loveless, third. Flute solo, Florence Loveless, third. Mem e a s Valediciolrian Saluiatorian PhYm5 Wood Helen Harmdierks X ,, M I , 'cf M32 ,fy gwi The Darling Brats by Jay Tobias, under the direction of Miss Naomi Bonney, was presented by the senior class May 2, 1947 The cast was as follows: Junebug Johnson Cynthia Darling .. Jack Henry ..... Barbara Darling .... . . . Harold Darling Theresa Darling .... Agatha Brisboe Rod Vinton .... Spike Sperling ..... A. Appleton Crabb Mrs. Vinton ...... . . . Hermine Wheeler Beverly Knight Paul Bauer Virginia Schwabauer Clair Tiede .. Phyllis Schnabel Beverly Hansen Don Thompson Harold Hotchkiss Dick Wade . . . Beverly Beland 'ul N r Y l w l . Baccalaureate Union Services SUNDAY EVENING, MAY IS, I947, Eight o'clock Methodist Church Processional .... ............ ' ....... Darlene Hins --- Seniors Hymn, The Trinity --- ......... Congregation II1VOCa,t101'1 ........ .... Scripture ............... - - - Rev. O. W. Brenner Rev. Kenneth Park Trumpet Duet, The Pals ................................ - --- Barnard Bob Winegarden Don Thompson Prayer ................................ --- Rev. Edward E. Whiteside Sermon, Not by Might, Nor by Power' -- ........ Rev. Rudolf Hertz Anchors-d ......................... ......... W atson God So Loved the World --- ....... - ........ --- Holmes E Mixed Chorusi Benediction --- ............... --- Rev. J. W. McDonald Recessional --- .........,...... --- Seniors Darlene Hins THE TRINITY Holy, Holy, Holy, Lord God Almightyg Early in the morning, our song shall rise to Thee. Holy, Holy, Holy, merciful and mighty, God in three persons, blessed Trinity! Holy, Holy, Holyg all the Saints adore Thee, Casting down their golden crowns around the glassy sea. Cherubim and Seraphim, falling down before Thee, Which Wert, and art, and evermore shalt be. Holy, Holy, Holy: Lord God Almighty: All Thy works shall praise Thy name in earth and sky and sea. Holy, Holy, Holyg merciful and mighty, God in three persons, blessed Trinity! Commencement FRIDAY EVENING, MAY 23, 1947, Eight o'clock High School Auditorium Glow Worm - ................................ -- Lincke Cosrnopolite', -- ..................... --- Holmes High School Band' Processional .... ..................... - -- Seniors Florence Loveless Invocation ....... .................. - - Rev. O. W. Brenner It's Me, O Lord ......... .... ..... .............. C a i n As Torrents in Summer -- ................ .... E lgar Mixed Chorus' Report of Student Association .................. ..... D on Thompson, President Presentation of Class Gift -' ....... --- Francis Nelson, Class President Presentation of Kiwanis Award ........................ Damon Nuckols, President Presentation of Valedictory and Salutatory Awards .............. Supt. L. P. Decker Valedictory .................. Phyllis Wood Salutatory ............... Helen Harmdierks Commencement Address, A New World Temple ............... P. J. Harkness, Director of Forensics, N.S.T.C. Vocal Solo, The Pirate -- ............... ....................... P etrie Clair Tiede Presentation of Class .... ........ Q --- W. G. Dankey, High School Principal Presentation of Diplomas --- .......... L. H, Rhodes, President, Board of Education Benediction --- --- Rev. Fr. Stephen Schreder Recessional --- ...................... ........,,.,.,,,.. S eniors Florence Loveless 'i Mrs. R. G. Lasch, Director of Music punnuuynuwq-W - -.-. ., enior Clas Wi 1 We, the Senior Class, of the city of Wessington Springs, County of jerauld, and the State of South Dakota, do hereby make this our last will and testament. I DONNA AIKENS wills her dimples to Beverly Durnil. MARION AMMOIN leaves her Model A to all good Ford lovers. MARY LIOU BECKMAN wills her pleasant perS011ality to Genevie Arnott. PAUL BAUER leaves his bow legs to Alice Hensley. BEVERLY BRELAND wills her arguing power to Cora Stulken and Tillman johnson. ROBERT BULT leaves his wave set and bobby pins to Herb Wickre. LESTER HENDRICKS wills his funny books to Mr. Heitman hoping he will return them when he finishes reading them. MAYNARD HODGSON wills Harbor Inn to Maynard Lindstedt. LEONARD HENDRICKS wills his bookkeeping workbook to anyone taking bookkeeping next year. HAROLD HOTCHKISS wills his ability to play wild western parts in plays to any one who can spoke when the're moven to. . LYLIA HOTCHKISS wills her ability to be 45 minutes early to school to Myron Mebius. MERLE IENNER wills his Ford to the Antons on one condition that they visit Woonsocket only once a week. DONALD HEMMELMAN leaves his position as teachers pet to Darlene Hins. KATHRYN KEARNS leaves all her nice ways to her sister, Ramona. DONALD CAFFEE bequeaths his studious habits to Betty Krog on the condition that they be returned to him if he goes to college. BEVERLY HANSEN wills her ability to get rides in blue Chevrolets to Durnil and Schwabauer. ,HELEIN HARMDIERKS wills her grades to Fred Einck. LOIS HAVVL,EY leaves her number 9's, rather 8155, to Ruby Knigge. VVait she would just rather leave. BEVERLY KNIGHT leaves her K. P. to Pete Mohling. CLAIR TIEDE leaves his remarkable memory to some sophomore but he forgets who. DICK WADE offers a moonlight ride in his fathers car to any girl in the junior class who is willing to buy ' the gasoline. LORRAINE LINDSTEDT wills her mischievous ways to Ruth Ann Hodgson. FRANCIS NELSON' leaves Francis Voigt to all the underclass boys. I DARLENE OSCHNER wills a foot or so to Shorty Salmon. RAYMOND RODUNER wills his instinct to smell a test and then stay home to any junior taking economics. DOROTHY ROOT wills her privilege to answer the door during class to the one sitting nearest the door next year. . PHYLLIS SCHNABELI wills her long hair to Pete Mohling. .IUNIOR SCH RYER wills his red hair and freckles to Peggy Schafer. VIRGINIA SCHVVABAUER wills her giggle to Webb, even if she doesn't need it. IJONALD THOMPSON leaves his Woonsocket women to Rodney Flannery. HERMIN-E WHEELER wills her ability to stay' out two nights in a row and then miss chorus the next 5 morning to Florence Loveless. , BOB WINEGARDEN leaves the sum of ten dollars to any freshman, sane or insane, who will lend him the sum of fifteen dollars. PHYLLIS WOLFGRAM leaves her vim, vigor and vitality to Norma Schwabauer. VVESLEY VILLBRANDT leaves Anna Mae, but maybe he'll take her with him. PHYLLIS WOOD leaves her ability to eat anything to Norma jean Hodgson. FREDERICK lXIcflENRY leaves his car to Mr. Dankey in case his Plymouth fails. HAROLD, DICK and BARNEY sorrowfully leave jean, 'Tut and Virginia. The 3T's leave their eggs to the northeast room of the dorm. SNOOPY, HERMAN, BREEZY, BEANER, TIQMBER and IILINKEY leave their nicknames to anyone who would consider claiming them. To the incoming, freshmen, we leave some beams of our radiant faces so there will be some brightness in school, and to the sophomore, junior and senior classes of 1948 we bequeath our ability to learn. In witness whereof, we the seniors of the class of l947, being of sound mind and memory do hereby make, publish, and declare this to be our last will and testament, hereby revoking any will or wills heretofore made by us. . , sEN1oR CLASS May 15, 1947 Advertising 'Q Y .- A S f' ' 'af 5 ISF' 'wsu 4 'Rd 52'-E. ,-5-4'.E M :nhl xo -afgi'-:.:f::I L b 22-' 2-:ze 2 . ff. it can . Q Q K Q Q 3 Y ' 'fig .1'.1' H X B U O i s . 7,5 C 5. .X I , KL, W 4 2: ' Q h 47 - K llllllllllnnlulunnnnnnrnrunnrnnmnrnnrnunnunInnrnurwunrrnurrnunmnnInunnnnnlunnluumnunurIannuuurannrnunnunnnnnnnnullllll SHULTZ HARDWARE HARDWARE STCVES MACHINERY REPAIRS I ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES RADIOS WINDMILLS Most Everything P DIAL 3451 Farmers Union Elevator and Supply Store DIAL 2301 DIAL 2181 CUSTOM GRINDING I FEEDS, SEEDS, PAINTS GRAINS, FEEDS, COAL GARDEN SUPPLIES FEED MIXING BABY CHICKS I SC HLEGEL'S CAFE -COO- Short Orders Meals f -000- Wessington Springs, S. Dak. nlluunnnnnnunlunnnnnnnun'mmmnunImmunInnrnrunnnmnrununnnuunuu:mnmu urumuumnnrunrunnrmuu:nurnunInnnnnunmnnnnunr he ORTHSIDE GROCERY -000- MRS. R. A. HOOK and KENNETH, Props. -000- Dial 3661 nlnunnulnulnlnnlnnlnnlnnuullunnmnunnnnuuunnInnunnun'nnunnnnnnnnlunlnnInullunllnllllulnm uunnunnnunnnllnlllmnnllananmnmnllunlnlll ANTUN GRAIN AND DUAL CUMPANY -DEALER-S IN- GRAIN - COAL - FLOUR - FEED - SALT FEED GRINDING Wessington Springs, S. Dak. nnnunnnnnunnnunnnnnnnurnnun:un---:num-uvanumann-n-an--nunnnnunnn:nuunnununnnnunwnnnlunmnn:nunnnlnannnnunnnnnnnnnummuunnnnnnn BUCKIJ' PHHRMHC Y' The Gift Stowe JEWELRY AND DIAMONDS BULOVA WATCHES EASTMAN KODAKS scHoo1 SUPPLIES DIAL 3371 nnnnnunnunnunnunnnnnnnuunnunnnnInunanun:munnnunnnnnnnunununnnunnmmnunnmunnumnmummnmmmnumnmannunununInlnunmumuuunn Inter-Lake City Bus Lines RIDE THE BUSES FOR Safety - Dependability - Courtesy -0Oo- BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF '47 ulunuunnnuuuannun-nnnnnunnnnuunnum:nunnnunnumunnununnmnnInunmmnmunn-:mn uununmunumnmuunununuunnnununnuunmnmnnunu Springs Motor Q Transit Co. SALES PLYMOUTH SERVICE DESOTO Telephone 2.9 51 Wessington Springs, South Dakota BODY AND FENDER SHOP AND GENERAL REPAIRING SELF SERVE CITY Phone L zlgl 'ZOC2'Cy DELIVERY Sausfuctaon Guurunuul Groceries Frozen F ood s M eats 71644 FRUITS and VEGETABLES 'R r'-E I '1 - 'wr fl -o f f . Q, A scsi , A 2 WE DON'T KEEP THE BEST- WE -SELL IT! Phone 2 1 9 1 We Deliver fninsu 'L - ms ST a s Sch:-yer Hardware Company FEATURING THE FOLLOWING LINES: HARDWARE FARM SUPPLIES MAJOR HOME APPLIANCES SPORTING GOODS PLUMBING AND HEATING AUTO SUPPLIES ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES HOUSEWARES BUILDER'S HARDWARE PAINT ROOFING FLOOR COVERING GIFTS AND NOVELTIES Dial 3331 InInlInnnnnnnmunmninnmummnnnuunmmlnnmnnmu Inllulliululnunnnmlnn nnnnnnlnInnuunnnuunlnuulInnnmuulunltlllll Wessington Springs Minneapolis-Moline E 'OOO' Maichiinery .IERAULD COUNTY'S Leading Newspaper For More Than I SIXTY YEARS nnnnnnnunnumm:nnnunnnunnnnnnnununu nuunnunmnnunun1nInnunlnluuluunnnnlunuInInnnnlnnnunuInnnvnlnuumnnunnnunnmunnunnln Farmers nion Oil Company ron BULK DELIVERY GASOLIN E - OILS - BATTERIES Our Savings Are Your Earnings DIAL 3441 nmnmnnmnmmmmmnuunlnnnnmmu-muminnnunnnnm-nunnnnm nnnnummnlmnnmnnnnunnnn SPRINGS CAFE Just A Good Place to E-at MR. AND MRS. JACK JONES Z cfhiigug The Friendly Sfore 5: HARDWARE V FURNITURE AUTO SUPPLIES -0OO- -000- LESLIE and MARY HARDY Owners DIAMONDS WATCHES Dial 339 1 SILVERWARE ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.H,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Innnuuunnnnmnnnmummuunnnnnluullnul mnmnnnlnnnlInnmnmmmmannnnnuunnnmenumuuuluuvmnmmmmmxllnmnnmnnmmnnummnnnmnnnInnuInunnunnnannunmmmmulu Consumer's Co-op Grocery IN THE BIG BRICK Wessington Springs, S. Dak. A Our Profits Are Your Savings A FRESH STAPLE GROCERIES FEATURING SELF-SERVICE PHONE 2171 WE DELIVER John Neuharth Grain Co. JOHN N EUHARTH, Manager -oOo-- COAL - FEED - SEED - GRAIN I1tt1e reamenes WESSINGTON SPRINGS A Butter Poultry Cream Eggs A BUSINESS FOR THE FARMER PHONE 2331 PHONE 2331 nununnnunnnrunnnunuuuunurul ulnuInnnxnunnnunnnnnnunnnuunuun ll nmnnnnumm::numunmmnnunnumunu-IuInIn1uI-1mn-nnnnnuununnnuunnnuunuuuun 1nnmuuununununmnuunmunnnnnnnuuumnunnnnu f KM I ,,,,.,,.,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,.,,,,.,.,...,,,,,,,,,,..,..,.,,.....,..,,,,,.,.,,,,.,.,.,.,,,.,,.,,.,,,,,,, 5 ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, O POtter's F OEQEQQEQND 2 B E T T S : Ritchey's Music Shop Eye Ea' Nose Throat GLASSES FITTED vsiebrechfs FLOWER AND GIFT CONTACT LENSES ...........,........... .................... nr, LAWRENQE gg-rpg Walker, the FIOIISI JUST A IN HURON HURON, SOUTH DAKOTA. SHORT RIDE FROM HOME FLOLO STUDIO T h e EVERYTHING PHOTOGRAPHICH E PORTRAITS FRAMES B E I.. L B A K E R Y COMMERCIAL PHOTOGRAPHY OANDID WEDDINGS ALBUMS HURON, COMPLETE SUPPLIES Fon SOUTH DAKOTA THE AMATEUR Huron, S. D. 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DRESSES STETSON HATS MARTHA MANNING DRESSES ESSLEYS SHIRTS CINDERELLA DRESSES GREAT SCOTT SHOES MUNSINGWEAR FREEMAN SHOES MOJUD HOSE ' FORTUNE SHOES STRUTWEAR CAMPUS SWEATERS Fairway Groceries - High Quality at Low Prices uuunnlullnunlululunlnnlnnnnuInuunu--IunIlullunnllnlnlnlullllnunInnuunnnnuInnlnunnnInInnmnun:Inannnmnnnnlnnunnnnulnnllll lllnuun nunnun:nunnnnununnmnunnunun-nnnun-u-n-nn-:nununnu-unnnnnnnun 1nlunnnlnnnnlunnnnmnnnnununnnnlnnnnngnnlmnuuunlluuInullulnnnlunnIllllnnlnnulnlllunlln lnunununlullnnlnnnuulnunluInlulnnnlllllllullllllll RHYXI' COFFEE .FHUP STEAKS - CHOPS - SHORT ORDERS Good Coffee Always FOUNTAIN SERVICE DIAL 3411 IlunnIlllullIllIllIllIllllllllllllllllllIIIIllIllllllllllllllglllllif'H' ln' 5 ' U IVIIIIIllIIllIllIIllIIlllIIIIllIllIIIlIlllllllllIllIllIllllIllIlllllllllllllllllllllll DCJUNG S Sedgwick SCIVICC Statlon Ma I A liances mg PP Ph-one zz91 DSLAVAL CREAM SEPARATORS E AND MILKERS TIRE REPAIR and GREASING AND -OOO- Service Station ERNEST DeJONG, Owner D-X Gas, 011 and Greases KIMBALL HATCHERY 178,000 Hatching Capacity U. S. Approved PARK LANE FEEDS SALSBURY'S REMEDIES Kimball Wessington Springs Chamberlain Advertising SCHOOL SUPPLIES LEGAL BLANKS A GOOD NEWSPAPER nuInnnunlnnununnnnnnnlnlunununanluInunnnnnnumunInnnnnuunnnuunnun Iannunllnlnlnnnlunun uunnnnnunnuunuuuannulnllllllllllllillllllllnllllln Hayes-Lucas Lumber ICO. P21It011,S Market and BUILDING EXPERTS Locker Service O C X C Building Matmals USE OUR REFRIGERATRD DIAL 4381 Q LGCKERS - O - C. C. MOORE, Manager .0 0 Wessington Springs Meat Frlllt YOUR FRIENDLY- THIIWMOST FOR Yo u MORE! DIAL 3361 Wessington Springs, S. Dak. nun:-:nmnnnuannmnnnmnnnInnnummnun-InInInInnm-nunnn--IInInnnnnmnuuuumuuuauuuuu -unnnuuunnunInnunnununnnnnunnununmmnnnnnnun PALMER'S HATCHERY QUALITY cmcxs U. S. APPROVED U. S. PULLORUM TESTED EVERYTHING FOR POULTRY WE BUY PRODUCE PHONE 3881 PALMER 8a LEONA WICKRE lunlunnnununnnnnnnnuuuuumunnunnInummmmuunuumuuunumm:nnnuuuuuumnumuuum In-nun.ImmunInInInun-nnnumuumunnnmnunnunnnnnnn BEHJOM DRUG .ITORE Presclreiptions Accurately Compoumled WALL PAPER PAINT WRIST WATCHES DIAMONDS STOCK VACCINES DIAL 4361 :nullnlllllnllluIllIllnnlunlnllllunnnnnlnlnnunlnnnunnnuuuuulununlnununuInnullIInlllllnllnlulnnnn nnuun Fullerton Lumber Company WESSINGTON SPRINGS, SOUTH DAKOTA n1nnln1nunuunnnununnuunnunlnnluuunuunnuumlnnln nunnnununnlnlnnnmnlnnunmmummmuuunnlnlunuullnnunnunnunnnnunnnlnnnnnunluu Springs Furniture Company Where Quality Gathersv PITTSBURG PAINTS FURNITURE AND HOME APPLIANCES PHONE 3871 L. B. LEISCHNER ALLIS-CHALMERS STORE Farm Equipment and Hardware DIAL 4101 nnulnnlnlnlunnnnunnnnnnnnunnnuumumnunnnnnnmnnnnnnnununuulununun unmnununnnnnnnnunuuumnunnnnmm JENS CHRISTENSEN INSURANCE AGENCY PENN MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE AUCTION SALES CLERKED REAL ESTATE INSURANCE IS NO SIDELINE WITH US t umluu1nnnnn:numuinnmnnnmnnmnnmnnnnumuumuuunnmunnm InumInunuuuulnnunn 1mumsmumlmmunlnmnuuuuuuuununnllnlul Co-op Cream Station Helmuth Mettler Store -oOo- -oOo-- HARDWARE CREAM EGGS POULTRY ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES HIDES FARM EQUIPMENT -oOo- -000- Highest Prices Plus Dividends WELDING numnunnuunulunnnnnnnnnnnnuuumunnnnnunnunnununmnunnnulnlu ulnlnnunuIllluununlnunnnunn: Wessington Springs College Stay Home Your First Two Years and Attend A Progressive, Accredited Junior College Q my if ' Issuing first grade and state general certificates for those who com- plete the course in its long recognized teacher training department. Foundational Subjects in all the major fields. unnvnunvunmunmmnuuumuununnuunnnnnlunnnuununun unnnuuuc Jnnlnnunuuuunuunnninnnnununlnnunnuinnnunnnnunannlununnunnnmnnnuunn Hasz Brothers Service Station 1 Neuharth's iVIen's Wear Everything for the Man -oOo- '000' - BEST WISHES T0 THE GAS - o1Ls - TIRES CLASS 031,47 -oOo- -oOo- DIAL 4302 Wessington Springs Phone 44 1 1 llllllulnnnnnnn llllllIniIlllilnllnnllnlluln nlnnInnullnAInlnInnunnllnnlltlllil U S E O. H. AMY WE DELIVER TEXACO PRUDUCTS : Golden Rule Grocery -oOo- Fon GREATEST SATISFACTION AND Low cos'r of' OPERATION QUALITY , SERVICE W ahl,s Texaco Station ECONOMY ADOLPH WAHL, Operator -oOo- Dial 3511 Wessington Springs Fresh Vegetables Dial 4391 armers ' erchants Bank Loans Insurance FARM AUCTION SALES CLERKED MEMBER F.D.I.C. Wessington Springs, S. Dak. - Dial 2301 Dial 2181 CUSTOM GRINDING FEEDS, SEEDS, PAINTS, PROPANE GRAINS, FEEDS, COAL GARDEN SUPPLIES FEED MIXING BABY CHICKS 'F ,J .... ...., Y H... ,, ...-- ,,.,,v..i.,...,.-,., W.- mmf T0 w summon 5 mms Main Street, Wessington Springs, looking west WE1SSINGTON SPRINGS HIGH SCHOOL, with the backing of the business men of the city, extends an invitation to eighth grade graduates to attend high school at Wessington Springs next year. Our school is fully accredited by the North Central Asso- ciation of Colleges and Secondary Schools. Because of this you can be sure our school does more than meet just state accredit ment standards. I If you decide to attend school here you will be assured of a large selection of subjects and an interesting and varied group of extra-curricular activities. If you Will take the time to look through this annual you Will realize the many opportunities avail- able at Wessington Springs High School. Rural students may obtain room and board at the dormi- tory which is noted for its good food and recreational facilities. This annual is presented to you With the compliments of the Board of Education of Wessington Springs City Schools. Start making your plans, now, to attend high school next year. C THE BOARD OF EDUCATION 1 ,. , .,. :N-if 1- , , .4 I 1 , 4 qv 1 f-A A- K, 25 -wg, 4 , '13, Y ' ' 33: ,.., 'kiwi' Lifgifieiifff fizf' A 5-FEI YA D .1 ' y. ,L 5 ,N ., ' 2. wr . , f M? ' .: 52 V -vm. , 1-v ..-.Q-35,9 k V , F ,gil , , 1 . i 'o R A--1k- X , - g 'If 'J' ,R F--5 -'I ' X. -4 a' ,. :'-4-Q ,. ,Nw