Yale High School - Trojan Yearbook (Yale, SD)

Text from Pages 1 - 48 of the 1950 volume:

.- Xu x -Q Cm ..- ,QT x x '5if?ff9 Q if fi EEMIXQAJ WCM! Kb Q dh 5 W V Nw 55 Q Dedzca tzon We ded1cate th1s 1950 Trojan to our parents Those that have gxven so unselfxshly and so wmlhngly of the1r tlme pat1ence materlal goods xnterest advxce and love that we m1ght cont1nue our tra1n1ng and educatxon In recogn1t1on of your hlgh 1cleals your loyalty your mterest mn each of us and your never faxlmng w1ll1ngness to help us we smcerely dedxcate th1s annual to you our parents Z 0 o ' ' ll ' ll - . . . . . . ' . , . . , . , . . . . . . . . . . I , . . , - . . . . , . . . , . 3 'T' ' The Trojan Staff EDITOR James Klelnsasser ASSISTANT EDITOR George Rexnschmldt BUSINESS MANAGER Juraxne Horn1g ASSISTANT BUSINESS MANAGER Allen Hofer LITERARY EDITOR Geraldmne Pullman TYPING EDITOR Lorene Blch MUSIC EDITOR Norrran Hofer BOYS SPORTS EDITOR Leroy H1ntz SCHOOL NEWS EDITOR Yvonne Ford ACTIVITIES EDITOR James Ford PHOTOGRAPHY EDITOR Ralph B1Ch ALUMNI EDITOR Phoebe Stahl ART EDITOR Gordon Bogh ADVISOR Mr Hansen 3 WW EEMHWISFMZJFJWW me Q aa 2 5 X if Q -rx? M DONALD B HANSEN B A M A Supermtendent South Dakota State College Huron College Unxversxty of Wuslungton Umversxty of South Dakota LOIS DAVIS Upper Gredes S T Notre Dome Jumor College Faculty EDWIN BYE, B S Scxence Mathematica Huron College ALVERTA WALLMAN Lower Gfldll Huron College S T Unxon College MRS J E Sb'-IOOF B S Engluh Huron College 5 Board of Educatzon Em1lMaass Presxdent Fred Beck Vzce Pres1dent Claus Boetel Mrs Oscar C rlson Mrs Charles Lemke W1ll1S Bogh Clerk Albert Maass Secretary Treasurer THE BOARD OF EDUCATION OF THE Yale Independent School D1str1ct N 1 are held 1n grateful regard by the students faculty and patrons of the Yale Schools commumty The1r cont1nu1ng interest and earnest endeavor to g1ve the sult The Board of Educat1on have g1ven very lxberally of the1r t1me 1n plan nmg the pOl1C1eS and plotted the course by whmch the Yale Schools have secured the very hlgh regard of the people of th1s county The faculty students and patrons of th1s d1str1ct w1sh to publxcly express the1r grat1tude to the Board of Educat1on for the1r splendld znterest and labors of glvmg the Yale commumty the splend1d schools that It possesses 6 . . 1 O. , Yale community the very best possible in schools has produced that very re- Q y 4952 65563 ZWCWLJZWE 5 K5 ff am ff KEN K A 1 XX XY N ZF, VX mlb N JAMES FORD JAMES xmzmsasssn Mixed Chorus Plays King Attendant Track Kxttenball Basketball Paper Annual Mixed Chorus Plays King Attendant Carmval Kmg Trojan Edxtor Track Kxttenball Basketball Annual Paper Class Offxcer LEROY HINT2 JURAINE HORNIG Mixed Chorus Paper Annual Plays Basketball Kittenball Track Class Offxcer Mlxed Chorus Plays Basketball Kittenball Class Ofhcer Track Annual Paper Valedictorlan A of ............l-Z-3-4 ...... .... l -Z-3-4 ,,,,, A ....... ....... l -Z-3-4 ' ' ........ ....l-Z-3-4 ' ...............l-2-3-4 ....... .. ....3-4 ' .............. ..3-4 .. ,.,, , Class Officer ..... ..... .... Z - 3 Basketball Captain ..............Z-3-4 .... .... .... 3 - 4 ,,,,,,,,,,, , ............ ...3-4 , ,,,, V ........... .... l -Z-3-4 ' ,,,,, .. ....... .... l -Z-3-4 ,, ,,,,,,,,,, ...................l-1-3-4 ' ................ 3-4 Lf 8 ALLEN HOFER ORVILLE GLANZER Mixed Chorus Plays Paper Annunl Basketball Kxttenball Class Offxcer Mxxed Chorus Paper Annual Basketball Kxttenbnll Chan Office r Playa ' 'u GORDON BOGH PHOEBE JANE STAHL Mxxed Chorus Band Playa Paper Annual Basketball Kxttenball Class Offxce r Salutatonan Mixed Chorus Plays Paper Annual Carmval Queen Queen Attendant Cheerleader Clase Officer VA rw fd Z Class H :story A class of seven boys and two g1rls started out 1n September of 1946 to begln thezr hxgh school Journey mn Yale Hxgh School They were Phoebe Stahl Joyce Hofer Juraxne Hormg Allen Hoier Leroy Hxntz Gordon Bogh Orv1lle Glanzer and James Ford Three of these puplls came 1n from the country d1str1cts and the rest graduated from the grade school 1n Yale We found that we needed some teachers so we chose Mrs K Hxnde Mr B A Schneller and Mr R A Anderson One of the fxrst thmgs we d1d was to elect class offmcers wh1ch were Pres1dent Juraxne Hormg Vxce Pre s1dent Allen Hofer and Secretary Treasurer Phoebe Stahl Then the student body decxded to 1n1t1ate us because of our green hue Thms was great fun because xt was some thlng new and d1fferent for us Freshmen The next year we found ourselves all back except Joyce I-lofer who had Schoof and Mr B A Schneller Our offlcers for tlus year were Juraxne Hormg Orv1lle Glanzer and Gordon Bogh The year 1948 1949 was quxte xmportant for that year we gave our Jumor Play and really bu11t up our treasury Our offmcers that year were Jxm Klemsasser James Ford and Gordon Bogh Our teachers were the same as last year That year we also gave a banquet for the Semors wh1ch took place ln Apnl The next year we started our Senxor year and xt really has been an out standing year Agaln we had a play and the money was used for an educatxonal tr1p Our offxcers were Gordon Bogh Phoebe Stahl and Orvllle Glanzer At last on May 19 1950 we reached our destmatxon and on the evemng of May 19 among our friends we were presented wxth dlplomas that xndxcated that we had reached our destznatlon after four years of tramxng We are now graduates Hurrah' ' 10 moved to Huron. Our teachers were Mr. Donald B. Hansen, Mrs. J. E. Class Prophecy of 1950 As I sat 1n the llbrary ln my house last evenlng I had the volume Who s Who and Why 1n 1975 1n my lap The volume was thm and as I glanced at the table of contents I not1ced that most of the names had appeared on the regxster at Yale Hxgh way back mn 1950 Eagerly I started turmng the pages hopmg to brmg back the memorxes of whlch I was certam to be found there On page 1 rn b1g headlmnes were the names of Mr and Mrs Jura1ne Hormg Chmef of Staff at the new Horrugman Inst1tute and Museum He IS the father of f1ve chlldren and author of the book entxtled The Socxal Problems of the Goldflsh He has recewed the Nobel and Puhtxzer Prlze m medxcxne or the last twenty f1VE years Clubs Assocxated Morons and the Kmghts of Surgery Hobby Collectxng unwanted brams Turn1ng on we fmd Judge James Ford Ch1ef Just1ce of the Internatmnal Supreme Court Clubs Mystlc Morons The Gavel Slap Kmghts of Fest1v1ty H15 super modern art has been hung 1n the Dunstan Art Inst1tute for the last f1ve years Marr1ed three t1mes d1vorced and unmarrled as at the present but On page 6 15 Gordon Bogh orchestra leader and composer of d1st1nct1on Marrled to Rosa Trlllalota leadmg soprano of the Cosmopohtan Opera Com pany For the last fxve years leader of the Ph1Ld1scordant Orchestra and the A1r Force Band Hobby Ra1s1ng Axrdales as they rem1nd h1m of Ins musxclans Look on page 10' James Klemsasser owner and manager of the huge chaln of restaurants known all over the world as the Eat and Run Restaurants Self made prxdes himself on h1s r1se from a proprletor of a hot dog stand on South Street to owner of one hundred plate glass white front restaurants Marrxed to L1zz1e the champmon pancake flopper of the un1on Hobby Analyz1ng hash Lookmg on we flnd Phoebe Stahl premxere danseuse of the Russxan Dancer the Chmese Ballet and the Topeka Tap Dancers Marrled and divorced four t1mes Noted for grace beauty and orxgxnalxty of dances Introduced the popular ballroom steps the grapevine ghde and the thrstledown float but 15 more xntere sted 1n 1nterpretat1ve and class1cal danclng Hobby Prevent1on of corns Clubs The Heel and Toe and The Hoofers ll -- u . . I' n O . ' ,, . . . . . . . f reported engaged again to the daughter of the Count of Fallsly of France. In the mxddle of thxs thxn volume we fmd Orvllle Glanzer member of the Academy of Arts and Sciences Pre sxdent of the Perfectxon Film Company whxch turns out three hundred sxxty fxve ten reel fxlms each year one per day In h1s employ are the most shapely bathmg gzrls the bravest heroes and the most beaut1ful he roxnes nn the world Among lus be st known fxlms are Oroasters and The Multxplzcatxon Table a problem play Hobby Makmg money and buymg mt On page Z2 ms Leroy I-hntz a poet of the new school Author of 'Owed to but frequently reported engaged Clubs The Pen and Ink The Return Postage Socxety Hobby Collectmg unused postage stamps On the last page is Allen Hofer Rear Admxral Naval offlcer and target shootxng expert Won the battles of Puget Sound and Hudson Bay ln the last war between Daylxght Sav1ng Tmmers and the Antx Dayl1ght Savmg Txmers Noted for hxs lnabxhty to learn to swxm and h1s sk1ll xn sxngxng sea chanteys It IS beheved that because of h1s remarkable radxo broadcasts on Deep Sea Nav1gat1on Beyond the Rockxes Unrnarrxed Clubs Old Salts Sons of a Sea Cook Before returmng thxs volurne to xts place on the llbrary shelf may I con gratulate the class of 1950 on the br11l1ant success each of nts members 15 about to ach1eve and on 1ts famous future 12 a Tailor, Lines on a Lady's Face, and Sonnets to a Sunflower. Unmarried Class Wzll We, the class of l950 ln the town of Yale the county of Beadle and the state of South Dakota feel that our brzllxant record and unusual acluevements wxll lxve after us but not W1Sh1h8 to take any chances we suggest that a tablet on whxch shall be xnsc lbed our several names and a few of our most astoundlng deeds be purchased and placed 1n the audxtorxum of the school 1n pos1t1on where xt wxll strlke the eye of all who enter and xn thms manner do we dxspose of our possessxons We the mlghty exght bequeath our abzlxty to put out the Trojan to our lower classmates, the Jumors our dear Sophomore frxends we leave our abxhty to get along wnth teachers e leave our patlence and nerve to the bashful Freshmen our dear old school bu1ld1ng xtself we leave the peaceful qu1et caused by our absence and any wads of gum candy wrappers or crumpled notes we may have left about To our coach Edd1e Bye we gxve our hopes of a good basketball team lake the sort we Semors gave To our superxntendent Donald B Hansen we glve and bequeath a sense of rel1ef that we have at last graduated To our Englxsh teacher Mrs J E Schoof we leave our good conduct and we smcerely hope that the Freshmen conduct themselves as well as we d1d mn our four years We also b queath our new audxtorxum to the lower classmen 1n the follow mg years To the Freshman Class of 1950 51 we bequeath our ablhty to get ac quamted quxckly I Gordon Bogh bequeath my ab1l1ty as Presldent of the Semor Class to Tony Stahl I gzve my abxhty to try to dxsappear 1nto the boxler room to Jerald Stahl I Orvmlle Glanzer g1ve my s1ze 14's to Bob Goehnng my beautxful locks to Leland Kle1n and my short nose to Tony Stahl I James Ford bequeath my whiskers to Leroy Tschetter all my gxrl frxends to Ralph Bxch my exceptmonally good conduct to DeWayne Walter my posltxon at fxrst base to Albert Lawrence my guard posltlon to Leland Klein I Juraxne I-lormg w1l1 my knowledge to Delbert Hofer my center posxtzon to Norman Dudley my romant1c features to Norman Hofer my ab1l1ty to act In plays to Herbert Wxpf my track records to Leroy Tschetter I Leroy I-hntz wxll my red halr to Joyce Klem my rabbmt features to Shxrley Noe, my abxlxty to chew gum to Dorothy Bxch, my ab1l1ty to pxtch softball to Norman Hofer my forward pos1t1on to Kenny Pullman I Allen Hofer bequeath my generosxty to Delano Hofer my good nature to Jack Dudley my gxrl frxends to George Relnschmxdt my pleasant features to Joan Stahl I Phoebe Stahl give my beauty and haxr to Lucxlle Exsenbexss my abxhty to fhrt ln pubhc to Shxrley Noe not that she needs It my cheerleadxng abnlxty to Jackxe Maass my fast temper to Carol Boetel my abxhty to get along wxth boys when there 15 only one g1rl lh the class to Lorene Bxch We the Semor Class of 1949 '50, wnll our exceptxonally good co operation and conduct to the Sophomore Class of Yale I-hgh EAW? 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UI. , ' One Step CLASS IVIOTTO At A Tlme But Always CLASS FLOWER CLASS COLORS Red Wh1te and Blue 14 Forward Red Carnation 'ywQ5 2 LWAVEEZQQZZASJMEN is Q em A f V Y X xx 1 df Qb l f f Q 9 Juniors LEFT TO RIGHT Mrs Schoof Lorene Bmh Ralph Bxch Anthony Stahl George Remschmxdt Kenneth Pullman Geraldxne Pullman and Yvonne Ford Under the leadersh1p of George Relnschmxdt Class Pres1dent and Mrs Schoof Class Advxsor the Jun1or Class IS just completmg another year pressed full wlth events and 3Ct1V1t16S It IS the smallest class IH school cons1st1ng of four boys and three glrls all of unxque dlstxnctxon Thxs class IS known as very co operat1ve energetlc and 1ntellectual and the1r motto mxght easlly be Qualxty Not Quantxty They all show a w1de range of 1nterests each partxcxpatxng 1n some extra currxcular actlvxtxes All are takxng part 1n some form of choral organ1zat1on and one ln solo work In the Jumor Play Happy Hollday they won recogn1t1on as entertalnment at zts best w1th full house both mghts The proceeds establlshed a new hxgh ln re celpts lt wlll be used to sponsor the .Iunxor Semor Banquet to be held mn Aprll The three boys have all found places and recogmtmn 1n basketball track and klttenball The Jumor Class furmshed a member to the cheerleadxng squad for the past three years We Jumors feel our three years at Yale H1gh have been years of great accomphshment We look forward to next year as the zenxth of our school career 16 5 - , . . , ' , . . . n n ' I . 1 ' ' 1 . . . . . H . . H I I D ' 2 . . H . H . . . - 1 n ' . K - 1 ' 0 1 1 v . . n Sophomore Class BACK ROW Left to Right Mr Bye Delbert I-lofer Albert Lawrence Norman Dudley Norman Hofer Herbert Wxpf FRONT ROW Joyce Klexnsas er Jacquelxne Maass Joan Stahl Verna Goehrxng Carole Bqetel Mary Ann Klemsasser BACK ROW Left to Jack Dudley Lowell Delvaux Rxchard Foote Gerald Stahl FRONT ROW Eugene Ford Delano Hofer Shirley Noe Lucxlle Exsenbexss Dorothy Bxch Robert Rxght Mr Hansen Leroy Tschetter DeWayne Walter Leland Klexnsasser Goehrmg 17 Freshman Class Lhnper Grades BACK ROW: Left to Right: James Beck, Gilbert Hintz, Yvonne Kleinsasser, Betty Boetel, Rollo Entz, Darwyn Baseman, Carol Stahl, Carolyn Haigh, Miss Davis. MIDDLE ROW: Glenda Kleinsasser, Larry Maass, Barbara Kleinsasser, Sonja Entz, Rose Wipl, Donald Boetel Palmer Hohm FRONT ROW Timmy Stahl Jane Wxpf Adma Hohm Delphxne Hoier Marilyn Sweeney Billy Haigh BACK ROW THIRD ROW FRONT ROW Left to Right Tyrell I.. Eisenbexs Exsenbexs Lower Grades Mrs Vlallman D Maass D Eisenbexs E Ford J Holmotz Hofer H Bich E Arbexter D Boetel A Tyrell J Massa S Maass R Bogh O Arbexter B Boetel G Weber R Zxegeldor! E Arbexter T Walz 18 - B. . I. . . - ' l. .- 'I -. SECOND ROW: D. Ford, M. Boetel, R. Tyrell, S. Entz, N. Pullman, C. Walz, L. Bich, E. Stahl : D. ' ' , . , . , . , . . - - - I - : M. ' ' , . , . . . ' . - ' . . . WW lJZfhfZ4l5ZflfC?.55 me Q aa u I 1 X 42 sz Q M A Team BACK ROW Left to Rxght Mr Hansen Eugene Ford Leland Klemsasser Albert Lawrence Kenneth Pullman Delbert Hofer Coach Bye FRONT ROW Jxm Ford Jzm Klemsasser Jurame Hormg Leroy Hxntz Ralph Bxch Mgmt 1 xr! B Team BACK ROW: Left to Ragnm: Mr. Hansen, Delano Hofer. Herbert wivf Nofmn Hofvf DBWSYDC Walter Coach Bye. ONT ROW: Eugene Ford, Leland Kleinsasser Albert Lawrence. Tony stahl. Dflbeff H0 ef' Z0 L. qv- 1 :kwa RUSTY KLEIN COACH TO CAPTAIN m,,.e.,.W- .lf IRISH JUMP:-:R Husrmza Z 1 -nur-v HSPITZIE 'HOFER ,iwfrxyy -www-04.9, A BOZO ALBERT BUTCH ZZ The Trojans SOFTBALL The Trojans opened then' athlet1c program th1s year wlth softball twenty fxve boys reportxng to Coach Bye The1r f1rst task was to play Iroquoxs result1ng 1n a wxn They had several other games w1th nexghbormg schools The Beadle County Tournament was held xn Huron on October 7 The Trojans secured the trophy as a result of wlnnlng the tournament The Trojans had a very successful season wlth exght wms and no losses We are lookxng forward to a very good team next year and we hope they wxll keep up Yale Hxgh s ex cellent record BASKETBALL Basketball got underway th1s year as soon as possmble wlth exghteen re port1ng to the coach They reahzed there were posxtxons open for them and went ahead to earn them After nearly three weeks of pract1ce they opened thexr season at Cavour whlch saw the Trojans take the fxrst game of the season The Trojans have had a very successful season wlth taklng the Beadle County Conference Runners up ln the County Tournament D1str1ct 14 Champlons and Runners up 1n Regxonal 4 held at Gettysburg March 3 The Trojans have had a splendxd year and hope for a contxnuance m 1951 TRACK There are several track meets and we plan to attend all of them The Corn Palace Relays are held at Mitchell on Aprxl Z1 1950 Cralg Stoltze Sports Wr1ter for the Daxly Plamsman wrote about us Several things have been occupylng our m1nd the past week and we haven't had an opportumty to set them down Fzrst and foremost we would hke to add our trlbute to those already pa1d Eddxe Bye's Yale Trojans Thxs a ball club whom most experts wouldn t concede a chance of golng to the dxstrxct let alone the regxonal fxnals proved what can be done when a bunch of klds has the 'w1ll to wm Yale wasn't outfought all season long and the remarkable ab1l1ty of the players to outjump thexr opponents steal passes and grab loose balls made them an outstandmg club Jxmmy Klelnsasser Leroy Hxntz Jurame Hormg Ralph Bxch Jun Ford Leland Klemsasser Tony Stahl and Coach Eddle Bye all deserve the h1ghest pralse Thanks Craxg Stoltze' 2.3 The opening of the track season will depend upon the weather conditions. 6 . , . . . , z, n 1 . 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Kb Q 9 Q X XX Q X f Carnival Queen 9'-A ,gl 1 A P HOEBE JANE STAHL Z5 Carnwal Kzng JIM KLE INSASSER 26 Band A new organxzatxon for the Yale Pubhc Schools th1s school year IS our band Startlng last fall wxthout any expenenced members twenty two students have part1c1pated and thelr f1rst publxc appearance was at the Chrxstmas pro gram on December ZZ 1949 The patrons and frxends of our school were pleasantly surprlsed at the progress made by thxs new school orgamzatlon The band wxll play for the Senlor Class Play the spnng music program for our communxty and for the 1950 Commencement They have been asked to present a serxes of publxc open axr concerts for the Yale commumty thxs comxng sum mer Plans for next year xnclude unlforms for our band drum majorettes and part1c1pat1on at all the athletxc meets Superlntendent Hansen has organlzed and d1rects our school band :wharf-eweffksraeruk Chorus Yale I-hgh School offers part1c1pat1on zn our hxgh school mzxed chorus to all students that w1sh to become members The a1m of our organlzatxon IS to prov1de a worth wh1le slnglng experxence to all that would lxke to secure ex per1ence 1n vocal work The f1rst publxc appearance of our chorus was at the 1949 Christmas program They wlll be heard next at our sprlng muslc pro gram on March Z7 1950 The Baccalaureate and Commencement programs are enrxched by the numbers that our mxxed chorus pre sent on those occasmons Supeuntendent Hansen dmrects our mlxed chorus mars:-rxarwo-acura: Z7 - , ' , . Q I g 4 ' 1 I . . 1 Q . - , n n O r Mrxed Chorus and Our Band BACK ROW Left to Rxght Phoebe Jane Stahl Norman Hofer Gordon Bogh Juraxne Hormg James Ford George Rexnschmxdt and Ralph Bxch MIDDLE ROW Yvonne Ford Verna Goehrmg Geraldxne Pullman Shxrley Noe Lorene Bxch, Mary Ann Klexnsasser Carole Boetel Joan Stahl FRONT ROW Joyce Klexnsasser Dorothy Bxch Jacqueline Maass Eugene Ford Leroy Mr D B Hansen Dxrector BACK ROW Left to Rxght Lowell Delvaux Yvonne Ford D B Hansen Dxrector MIDDLE ROW Donald Maass Jxmmy Beck Yvonne Klemsasser Lorene Bxch Rollo Entz Bxlly Haxgh Norman Dudley Jack Dudley Gxlbert Hxntz Carolyn Haxgh Emma Arbexter FRONT ROW Barbara Klemsasser Glenda Klemsasser Carole Boetel Norman Hofer Jacqueline Maass Carolyn Baleman Slurley Noe Gordon Bogh and George Rexnschrmdt Z8 I6 u 0 ,, 66 9! 1 Tschetter, Delbert Hofer, Herbert Wipf. Delano Hofer, Lucille Eisenbeiss, and Calendar SEPTEMBER Everyone sad and gloomy Only reason IS that school begxns Goto the polls' Elect class offxcers' Semors go mto a very hush hush conversatxon Freshmen are heard complaxmng all over the schoolhouse INITIATION PARTY' OCTOBER Votes are pourxng ln for carmval klng and queen Starts to ra1n early m the mormng Coach Bye has a talk wlth the weatherman No more ra1n Why? Softball tournament at Ravlne Park 1n Huron Jxm Klexnsasser crowned kxng Phoebe Stahl crowned queen Whe re? Yale H1 Annual School Carmval .hm Klexnsasser and h1s llttle TroJan Staff go to the commercxal room The paper IS due xn four days 29 To make the month complete the Jumor Class presented thexr play Happy Hohday It was a great success' NOVEMBER Juniors and Senlors spent the day xn Huron solxcltlng for the annual THREE O CLOCK NO BOYS' ' Now don t get excxted Haven t you heard basketball practxce has started? Whew Second sxx weeks are over Why all the sm1les'P Thanksglvmg vacat1on' DECEMBER Trojans start basketball season wxth a bang' The students of Yale Hx drew nan es for the exchangmg of g1fts on the 23rd Yale s Aud1tor1um was packed wxth Wolsey and Yale fans Keep up the good work boys 31 CHRISTMAS VACATIONt 'Won t we have fun Boys' Don t forget basketball traxn xng Watch the candy and nuts' ' JANUARY We re back at last Frxday the th1rteenth watch out' Yale at Iroquois Too bad boys about last Frxday mght Keep the sp1r1t up boys Here comes Lxmpy Juralne was lnjured m actzon Get that ankle f1xed up Hornxg we need you for the county tournament 19 Beadle County Tournament xn Huron Now boys we ll take the D1str1ct Good Job anyhow FEBRUARY Yale at Wolsey Okay boys now we ll show them who we are Congratulat1ons boys' On last n1ght's game 23 D1str1ct Tournament ln Huron Good luck at Gettysburg was a great saymg Why? Yale wxll be there full force MARCH Yale all went to Gettysburg You d1d swell boys' ' Basketball IS over w1th Semors are startxng on then' play The band 15 practxcmg for the Semor Play Basket Soclal Z5 Senxor Play Hollywood here they come APRIL SOC10l0gy class No test Aprxl Fool Bxggest and best banquet ln the hxstory of Yale Hx' 'P Sen1ors are mxssmg At last boys you have pe rmxsslon to skxp sCh00l ? ? Trxp to Sxoux Falls just for pleasure nothxng serxous 9 5- . ' ' . 9- . ' . 9- ' ' ' . 12- ' ' -- . Z- . . . . . 6- ' ' ' . ' . 7- ' ' ' 2 . . ' 10- . . . . . , I . 28- - ' ' , ' . .. 3- . . . . . . n 6- ' .. .. ' ' . ' 24- .. ' . 24- ' . ' ' ' . 1- ' '. . 12- ' .. ' ' . 20- ' ' ' ' . , . 23- - ' . . ' ' - 3-Let it snow, let it snow. Blizzard!! Delayed school one more day. 4- ' . 13- ' , ' , . ' . 16- , , ' ' . ' ' , . 16- ,I . ,,. . . . . . . . , . 5 18- - ' . , , ' ' ' . ' 7- . , ' . 8- ' , . ' . 22- - ' ' ' . 24- ' . . ' . 3- . ' , .. 6- . . U . . . . 7- . . . . . 14- ' . 24- - ' . , . 1- ' -- . ' .. ?- . . . H .' ? . - ' ' ' . , . ' ' ' - Z May 1 Yes boys we ll mxss you Just hke you ll mxss us I4 Baccalaureate servxces held for the Semor Class of 1950 ? ? We hope you will all joxn us for our annual pxcmc I9 Pinch me was the last sayxng xn the Senxor Class Yes Semors you are really through Congratulatxons' ' ' ' ' rv g, -in It takes practxce Joe D1 Magglo of 1955 Pens1ve, but oh my' Class of l950' It takes more practzce Rather an early start Ma look at W1ll1e' ' ' Gee, how we do Brow 30 ,, , L ix , ,',A , I ly? ,4 , v: ' :K ' n . 1 -i ll 1 1' .fl 'V Vz iff, 'xx gl f, X?-in ,.,.,,,.. ,e l,l,, .. M., ., , ,.,.,l We .L , I 5 I A. fl Y - ' fri- . . - ll ll . 5. . 6. - ' . 7. ' . ' ' . . . Q. ' -4,,,,..-- 45.1. Ii' ,XB-L Ib! l 19 -lad! nm-fb 45 Country lad At xt agam 54--. What have we here? How do we look? 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K ' 1 ii X i 'Q Ax' '4 'N-,- , ' x . 1 Pu K y 4 Aka I A 'f G X , 1 , ' 'f 1 'Y 4 .axe 1 1 , . 'M' A A , f -11 l 2 QW We fr ' 7 I .Q : ,' Nfaiq K - 1' 1 vi A I 1 . . 8. ' . 1 5. , . 2 . ' ' . 9- . 16. ' . 3. . 10. . 17. ' 4. . 1 1. . 18. ' ' . 5. . . 12. ' . 19. ' . 6. . . 1 3. - . 20. ' . 7 . ' . 14. ' . Z1 . n BGOSTERS HUESC ENS JEWELRY SHOP J C PENNEY STORE MARSHELL IVELLS STORES PALACE BARBER SHOP OSBORN S MONTGOMERY WVARD A FRIEND A FRIEND A FRIEND HURON SOUTH DAKOTA I s. I POTTER'S CHAS H ROBESON Optometrlst New Locat1on lst Door East of Woolworths 5108 .54 Thlrd Street S E Huron S Dak Congratulatlons to the Class of 1950 JAMES RIVER IMPLEMENT CO INC Replacement Parts for All Tractors 8z Machmery Huron S Dak HURON MOTORS Your Studebaker Dealer Emery Ferrls Owner Phone 639 228 232 Dakota N Huron S Dak NORTH AMERICAN CREAMERIES INC Quahty Ice Cream Nesb1tts Orange Masons Root Beer Huron S Dak , . . , . ' CK 9! ., . Power Farm Machinery , . . , - - ' . , . I , L u , . . 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