Yankton High School - Arickara Yearbook (Yankton, SD)

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1947 volume:

52 Q. ii 55 if , 2 5 .v Q :sg e 5 12 if 5 'li ig iff rv iq 1 1 ,JA Rf: wa SS 5 5 2 22 5 :EP .3 I 'M 'i J N m Ym m THE YOUNGER GENERATION Presents THE l947 ARICKARA Published by the Senior Class o Yanleton High School Yanleton, South Dakota Table of Contents Administration Classes Activities S A W lf-- fL---,,,,, Page 2 f r ,X . -,sg-p 1 sf 'iw an U . -: r ?QZ3 g sm! M if ' F Mil W , V 1, Qt W 155 fx. Eff, ff J, ,il , at yy Aj . imi- J 1 use 4. , - ....... fy .2 Naam ' Q ag! .4 -f' A 2 f 1 .iv A af' 3 ,M,,M.A x 2 fm new :EQ , ,. ii N UK' x V S kwa N . W,- Ms 2 'ii Aerial Photograph Foreword Life is a continuous breakthrough from the past into the future in which we endeavor to store up only the memories of the most pleasant happenings. May this yearbook which we call the Arickara cause your more interesting high school ex- periences to live more vividly in your memory. Arickara Staff Editor Art Reetz Senior Editor Marteen Held Feature Editors Jim Fejfar and Gladys Baade Sports Editor George Apted Art Editor Beryl Lu Sheldon Business Manager Alice Deissler Student Photographer Harlan Hasker Adviser Miss Mary Ellen Heffernan is Page 3 Y-L -Zofdfw Jmiw claw, dzdzwlbdswu f947f7azhuw1w!Z,w?wL.z9,6LQ,,w4W THESE VVHU GKQJYW 1 ,111 GUIDE Q Q- I 4 , ,Q -29 MJ NARY f ' DICTIO g 455 x --.' I V xxj .H J '91 W? A Q,- 4 . v- . I i e ' ff? X wg I Q itil Q. x VI' K JOO x f r Qu NN X occ .- J lu cf A Cf P09-'Q . ef f Xe XM g V 1 If N 1 x v ' ' I' ' 'I xm jfxx Sk 11 f If J 4 H lu f 'J X' J f NQT5 CF F ywn-Cf' E-'uv ' ysxih M' CGBACYS if ' N I' ,, I S T-15 F01 X ,, GUNGER ENQESZXUQN zhw My bgfw WWW bg? QQ my J, M M WWf .W7W my J Wig? ZZfQ?f32 C. A. -Beaver, Superintendent Dear Students and Alumni: I wish to take this opportunity of saying Hello to all of you. I hope that this year's Arickara will always bring back pleasant memories ot your Yankton high school days. There will always be a Younger Generation, and as you folks grow older your station as the Younger Generation will be superseded by another Younger Generation, and no doubt their problems will be similar to yours. Some day you can open this book and recall the 1947 edition of the Younger Generation and see what goals have been attained, what hopes have been fulfil1ed,and how each one of you has progressed in becoming fine citizens of our America. With klndest regards for your future success, I remain, Dear Students and Alumni: Congratulations to you on the 1947 Annual. The conditions appeared to have been very much against you in your endeavor to get the material together for the book. However, through your persistence and the help of your advisers, you have succeeded. As you go through college and through life, you will find that a little of that same old persistence will help you to succeed in any undertaking. Nothing will be just set up for you. It will usually be necessary for you to make your own opportunities and by intelligent planning and persistent effort to capitalize on them. There is no reason why you cannot succeed in any reasonable undertaking. l-Iere's wishing you, and every. Yankton high school student, success and happiness in all your future activities. Mr. Beaver , k Very sincerely yours, D- R- Snowden D. R. Snowden, Principal Page 5 J. L Page 6 iz Faculty 'G' MISS ELLA BANG Home Economics MISS BESSIE BURGI Latin MISS AVERIL FLEMING English A MR. DALE BARKER Music MR. LAURENCE BUSH Industrial Arts MISS EDITH GAMBLE Home Economics MR. ALFRED HALSTED Physics, Chemistry MR. GEORGE BAUER Mathematics, Biology MISS LUCILLE CURTIS Physical Education MISS LUCILLE GOODER Civics, History, Spanish MR. ORVAL HANEGAN General Science, Physical Edu- C8f.i0n MR. ARCHIE BEDNER Bookkeeping, Typing MISS ELIZABETH DAHL English MR. CLARENCE HAGEN Mathematics I1 I A W MVIS . , . Ml f 1 I, ity, , i . If ' Lf K 1 L- 'I 4 flwf' 4' ,fit fy U J f . J LX K V Faculty MISS GERTRUDE HARVEY Dramatics, English MR. FRED JOHNSON Music MISS LOUISE SERR Music ' , lv MISS MARY ELLEN HEFFERNAN English MR. RALPH NICHOL American History MR. WILLIAM THRALL Industrial Arts MR. LAURENCE WENDT Economics. Journalism, Advertising, Retailing MRS. RUBY IORIO Commercial MR. HAROLD MEYER Physical Education MR. WILLIAM TURNER Debate, English MISS RUTH ZIEKE Physical Education MISS HARRIET JENNEY Librarian MR. OMER RUPIPER Debate, English MISS IOLA WENDEL Mathematics Absent: Miss Helen Burgess English Page 8 - ii? Ei - Firsi Row: Alan Kasdan, Pat Donahue, Norma Collier, Gladys Baade, Catherine Flevares, Donna Vaughn. Second Row: Mr. Snowden. adviser: Jim Marrs, Jim Seeley, Vernon Johnson, Bob Perry, Kay Andrews, Bruce Palmer, Don Boyd, Chuck Burke. First Semester Student Council 1 N Officers ' Don Boyd. vice-presidentg Chuck Burke. president Gladys Baade, secretary-treasurer. First Row: Gladys Baade, Betty Rahn, Vernon Gleich, Vernon Johnson, Alan Kasdan, Mary Ann Boyles, Norma Collier. Sec- ond Row: Joan Moses, Pat Donahue, Don Boyd, Harry Coates, Kay Andrews, Marcine Muckey. Third Row: Chuck Burke, Jim Seeley, Bob Perry, Jim Fejfar, Mr. Snowden.. adviser. Second Semester Student Council Clarence Weiger, Russell Eidsmoe, Frank Yaggie, Dave Stuelpnagel, Dr. H. D. Perry. Custodians Board of Education Roy Lockman, Ed Pishek, Nick Sausen, Ray Kappel, Orville Moses. Phyllis Wiebelhaus, Secretary of Superintendentg Margaret Baade, Assistant Clerkg Marlys Brownson, Secretary of Principalg Francis Eyrich, Clerk. Secretaries Page 9 F Pg0 M045 QQ YN HE CLAS SES OF THE f N 6 if '- pkkyb fifwm PJ! Q J Q 611 .---ii! UUNCU? ENERATWWQ 6245? 3 WW ,Y ,,,,,, Y - W SE :OR cu-xssl i C , Robert Mil ken Bob ' l 1 I j' Divx! 1.1, -' A t ti' Q:vl'i4i,Q,' , 7, j Jar ' I Zilla. l ff? if 1 J. ,W I U - - 1 .Mfff l I f 1 'J v,. Joseph Lyle Reynolds Wa Q Jlv , M f L' 1 :lE.,,' : Z ' -2 6 e f W : A2 at , , Louis Nusinson Louie .tt In 1943, a wartime year, 120 youngsters cluttered the halls of Yankton high school and began their secondary educa- tion. They selected Paul Smith, Jean Van Epps, and Bette Lee as their officers. When they were sophomores many were chosen as members of prominent high school clubs. Some became book worms since their desire for knowledge increased. The class found good leadership in Wesley Cimpl, Gladys Baade, and Wilma Pond, as their otficers. In their junior year the class was headed by Jean Van Epps, Bob Milliken, and Gladys Baade. Their advisers were Ella Bang and William Thrall. Many activities enlightened the year, namely: the Mardi Gras, the Arlckara Day cele- brations, the junior play, My Cousin From Texas, and the junior-senior prom and banquet. As seniors the class did outstanding work in the field of athletics. Jack Onstott was selected all-conference tackle. Bob Milliken was captain of the Arickara team. The officers of the senior class were Bob Milliken, president, Lyle Reynolds, vice-president: and Louis Nusinson, secretary-treasurer. , The present seniors now give a farewell salute to Yankton high school. They will go through the open door into their respective fields and will take many pleasant memories along. Class Motto: We are the architects of our own destiny. Class Colors: Peach and Blue Class riwierz Gladiola Page Bette Lee Myron Walsh Merve DeLoris Jensen Dodie Arthur Reetz Art Alice DCXSSIBX' D8iS8l Vincent Tielke Tilk Marteen Held Marty Marjorie Eide Marge ,,,.f-1, Qggam. ' 955 A Faye Sherman Shammy Gladys Geraldson Blondie -TOYCC Farley John Famestad Merry ai' J . zgyzmgff' aw egg, U Flay? ry, Ax vein' nh , - -5 l l lf' fi 2:-2 iii-3432 'Z W5i4Z'f3'E5lf2,5l:: Walter Dringam Walt Jean Ann Biegelmeier Biege1 George Apted James Fejfar Jim Page 12 lbw Bemetta DeShazo Bert Kenneth James Kenny Shirley Holdren Shirl Joseph Metz Joe S s .M Catherine Flevares Gladys Hevle Bev Margaret Tacke Maggie James Abts Jim D01'0fhy Mahan Dottie James Smith Jim Patricia Kubal Pat Lucille Schmidt Lucy Benedict Horacek Benny Maxine Brudvig Max Marvin Goeden Shirley Richards Richie Page 13 Lawrence Pike Pat Rodney Drotzman Rod Nadean I-'uks Nad . wwf' 'QUIK James Seeley Jim Page Betty Kaser Kase Joyce Van Epps Joke ff if f s 1 7 I Q' J 4 f QL? ' Y. Janine Hayes Janie William Grosz Willie WX Yum R fl skis fl, M xi SIMM QQ' if , SW 2, . law FI, 3,.m,',: f ,silfiiiffsfifflwlfi 5?QgI4,ly3iJ,:wi-f ,,- H - ffkziai ,, -' 15255 4 fTxfaE'12'3e ,air ' Charles Burke Chuck CIGOVH M0l'l'iS0n Cleo I ,. .W A 4 5 ,E 1- 3 Ei? 1 ' gf Qt,-1: ' Irene Smith Daniel Hogan Dan Ev Margaret Olsen Peggy Raymond Peitz Peitzy Bette Lue Quinnell Twig Vivien Smith Viv 14 ,, W ,,, W A Phyllis Walsh '-Phyr' Ruth Janssen Johnny ill Mary Claire Gagnon Butch Mey new Colleene Mines Colly , ,Wm Elaine Polly Enaile Lyle Kollars Alice Heins Don Boyd Joker are Elaine Becker Beck Jean Van Epps Gladys Baade Dick Boyd Harlan Hasker Delores Merrivall Doely Page 15 ff .ff x nl? s.- I l 1 - 'E Delores Dvoracek Dee James Marrs Davy Eg. Xa ,I . 1 F , Lawrence Ryken Bill Janice Hayes Jace Henrietta Barkl Hank Norma Fara Fon:-1 t Betty Lou Smith Smlthy Carol Pasco Betty Burgi Bets Floyd Poulsen Pauls Eleanor Kessler Page 16 Joan Moses Jo Florence Sparks Sparkle Beryl Lu Sheldon Lu Duane Huber Walter Wendling Waldo Donna Vaughn Donnie sy 'I Ina Fenrich Fen 313132135 fix 1 1 Jean Marie I-Ieibult Red in 9 Z X. Etiiff Gladys Jerke Jerk Robert Grovijahn Groger 117' Gvyen Nichols Vemet Bohlmann Vem l 5 4 l.,15I,11'HhF-' far Loxs Meyer Leonard Nielsen Nellie Shirley Vaughn it Q-we 1 I William Mowbray Bill Dorothy Polly Chink Jerry Harty Hartz Patricia Donahue Pat 6, .1 uw, fn X 3 if-A 2 ,, .. wwf, ii -,. SSW, 5 f ff Stanley Schulte Stan me Wilma Pond Willie Page 17 Page 18 Gene Beaver qw Stanley Sayler Stan Q I. Nelly Rheihel' 1 f 3 , 5 JJ, A H: wzmyf ' f A' ff- t V ef. - e J- :: I, ' , . 4 f :r,',L. , , , I . ., 1.1 K U 1 4' .11 . , .v fi f' .f 7,9-ft' K, V, .sign I 3' ff. N ,: IJ - Camera Dodgers Marge Jacobsen W Donavon Janssen Don List Gene Mielenz Jack Onstott Mary Ann Roseberry Tom Stevens JU IDR CLASS OFFICERS First How: Miss Dahl, adviser: Jim Huntley. Second Row: Bruce Palmer, Ronnie Koenig, Mr. Turner, adviser. The juniors became upperclassmen this year with a heavy schedule of activities before them. In the first main event of the year, Arickara Day, they made arrangements for humorous skits and for the evening coronation program of Chief and Princess. Their advisers for the year were Miss Elizabeth Dahl and Mr. William Turner. Junior class officers were Ronnie Koenig, president, Bruce Palmer, vice-president, and Jim Huntley, secretary- treasurer. Many money-making projects aided the junior class to finance the spring prom and banquet. Hard work and co operation resulted in the junior class play, Two Gentlemen and Verona, which was directed by Miss Gertrude Harvey. The Soc Hop and the spectacular Mardi Gras were also sponsored by the class. Last, but not least, was the Prom and Banquet, which was the main event of the year. As juniors, they have learned to assume responsibility, they have gained knowledgeg acquired clearer insightg and are prepared to tackle the last year just ahead of them. Page 19 Page 20 SGPHOMORE CLASS CFFICERS Cecil Pasco, Miss Averil Fleming. adviser: Mr. W. B. Thrlll. adviser: Jack Mahan. Absent: Jim Lefler. I ' d Mr. W. B. Thrall aided the up- The sophomores who were directed by Miss Averil F emmg an Th d ated the throne for the Arickara Chief and Princess perclassmen in many activities. ey ecor and entered a number of floats in the homecoming parade. k M h residentg Cecil Pasco, vice-president: and Jim The officers of the class were Jac a an, p Lefler, secretary. X i FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS Miss lol: Wondol. adviser: Don St. Clair, Sally Bauer, Bob Binder, Miss Bessie Burgi, adviser. The freshman class was organized a few days after school began this fall. They chose as their officers: Don St. Clair, president, Bob Binder, vice-president, and Sally Bauer, secretary. Among their various activities the freshmen had charge of the bonfire on Arickara Day. They organized a courtesy fund which was used to send cards and gifts to classmates who were in the hospital. Another feature of the class was an orientation program which was organized to help them plan their future high school program. Page 21 Page 22 Mr. Halsted's Homeroom Fin! Row: Louie Nusinson, Art Reetz, Bob Grovijahn, Walt Wendling, Dick Abts, Mr. Halsied. Second Row: Mary Ann Roseberry, Lawrence Ryken, Jerry Harty, Raymond Pietz, Jim Abts, Pat Donahue, Pat O'Brien. Absent: Jean Biegelmeier, Nellie Rhiener, George Apted. Miss Burgi's Homeroom Pint How: Gwen Uhl, Bob Binder, Eugene Lyons, Lucille Hevle, Timothy Lang, Connie Clark, Lee Gross, Lois June Williams. Second Row: Don Moriarty, Lois Meyer, Dorothy Kuchta, Bob Perry, Jack Mayer. Dick Becker, Rosanne Kappel, Min Burgi. Ableniz Janice Frohreich. Mr. Bedner's Homeroom First Row: Roberta Rokusek, Joyce Hjerreld, Duane Heil, Tom Anderson, Paul Klemisch, Don Heins, Jim Mutchler, Marcene Kubal. Second Row: Mr. Bedner, Rose Mary Pond, Robert List, Wilma Pond, Floyd Poulsen, Jim Walsh, John Snow. Absent: DeVere Melicher. Mr. ThraII's Homeroom First Row: Robert Peterka, Lloyd Lucas, Tommy Bauer, Kay Andrews, Richard Taylor, Glenn Dringman, Dan Portaleos, Donavan Lockman. Second Row: Mr. Thrall. Robert Heil, Albert Peiper, Dennis Reuss, Harris Boe, Jerome Marbach, Dennis Drotzman, Richard Engen. Absent: DuWane Frohreich, James Goodburn, Hobart Hani, Bill Jacobsen, Melvin Kaiser, Richard Larson, Allen Meyer, Alton Morrison, Jerry Pike, Frank Reynolds. Page 23 I ' I Mlss Horveys Homeroom C3 A A First Row: Eleanor Kessler, Phyllis Larson, Vincent Tielke, Marge Jacobsen, Jim Marrs, Guy War- nock, Arlin Bergland, Beverly Cowman, Patty Kubal. Second Row: Cleova Morrison, Beryl Lu Sheldon, Shirley Holdren, Bob Milliken, Walt Drlngman, Donna Vaughn, Doris Elsbree, Harlan Has- ker. Third Row: Jack Onstott, Dick Boyd, Jim Fejfar, Dick Tschetter, Miss Harvey. Absent: Leonard Nielsen, Margaret Olsen, Henrietta Barkl, Bill Mowbray. Mr. Honegan's Homeroom 7. if 4 . First Row: Lowell Heuer, Bob Rhiener, Fred Novotny, Chuck Johnson, Bill Crawford, Pud Rey- nolds, Erich Bade. Second Row: Mr. Hanegan, Harold Burgi, Vernon Gleich, Junior Rempp, Curt Knudsen, Delwin Phillips, Robert Kaiser, Charles Levinger, Jim Huntley. Third Row: Page 24 Arnold Mueller, Frank Wysuph, Ronald Jorgenson, Richard Johansen, Duane Butler, Sidney Han- son. Absent: Marvin Goeden, Aaron Kollars, Raymond Peterson. Miss DuhI's Homeroom First Row: Norma Collier, Ginner Keating, Jean Gunderson, Elaine Bruget, Jim Kohoutek, Bette Kunde, Janet Jacobson, Janet Jacobs. Second Row: Doris Schwenk, Miss Dahl. Dolores Gagnon, Rose Mary Schneiderbauer, Marilyn Hobbs, Ronnie Koenig, Phyllis Koon, Jeanette Nielsen, LaVaune Brown. Third Row: Carolyn Evans, Alice Muecke, Donna Christensen, Janet Walsh, Maxine Holdren, Joyce Miller, Ann Cope. Absent: Doris Jones. s Mr. Wendt's Homeroom First Row: Delores Hillery, Gerald Eidem, Alice Heins, Bob Eidsmoe, Jim Phillips, Alice Haas, Lou Ella Anderson, Bernice Schmidt, Bernetta DeShazo, Angie Kaufman. Second Row: Nadean Fuks, Marilian Nieland, Dorothy Nelson, Pat Bride, Jim Seely, Gene Beaver, Juny Vinatieri, Darlene Hoopes, Jack Mahan, Chuck Stetson. Third Row: Jack J anousek, Bob Whipple, Bernys Jeneson, Joyce Johnson, Bob Clarke, Kenny Bitterman, Evelyn Nusinson, Mr. Wendi, Clarence Callesen. Page 25 Page 26 Miss WendeI's Homeroom Q First Row: Franklin James, Bill Donaldson, Dale Cowman, Jimmy Trantina, Marlene Eide. Soc- ond Row: Lawrence Pfefferle, Connie Jenesen, Joyce Harris, Alan Kasdan, Lawrence Rupiper, Darrel Nelson, Clarene Olsen, Connie Economy, Gwen Bevers. Third How: Ronald Hanger, Don- na Dee Hicks, Betty Rempp, Marie Holdren, Joe Garvey, Richard Paulson, Larry Sylliaasen, Fred Olsen, Franklin Dvoracek, Gene' Loffler, Laddie Pokorney. Fourth Row: Sally Bauer, Jim Flevares, Duane Wherry, Darold Loecker, Miss Wendel. Absent: Wilbur Harris, Hugo Larsen. Mr. Bauer's Homeroom A 0 5. ' 1 - AJ First Row: Joe Slowey, Leo Hajek, Joyce Hamburg, Elaine Chamberlain, Darlene Smith, Jane Holdren, Ann Christensen, Clayton Johnson, Beverly Vaughn, Jerry Frick. Se-cond Row: Marilyn Micholson, Charlotte Jerke, Dick Hogan, Lester Ryken, Lee Goodburn, Dale Lethcoe, Pat Pike, Vernon Johnson, Bob Jones, Ida Mae Anderson, Shirley Vaughn. Third Row: Don List, Bill Thomas, Bill Bartlelt, Adolph Dolejsi, Paul Hanson, Steve Heitgen, Jerry Urban, Mr. Bauer. Absent: Ida Rose Christensen. Miss Heffernon's Homeroom 5 - is , 2 First Row: Norma Fara, Carol Pasco, Bob Reedy, Maxine Dahlen, Don Shore, Merlin Sorensen, Ina Fenrich, D01-is Kollars. Second Row: Gwen Nichols, Leona Thomsen, DeLoris Jensen, Betty Kaser, Jim St. Clair, Don Pfefferle, Audrey Meyer, Jim Tielke, LeRoy Schmidt. Third Row: Stan Schulte, Verda Brown, Delores Drovacek, Edith Sheldon, DuWayne Obr, Jim Lefler, Evelyn Welch, Miss Heffernan. Fourth Row: Phyllis Walsh, Harry Woodward, Ronnie Christ- ensen, Walt Pfeiffer, Tom Stevens, Don Boyd. Absent: Morry Famestad, Gladys Jerke, Irene Christensen, Doris Culver, Mary Hesek, Betty Blazek, Duane Brown, Vernet Bohlman, Duane Frick, Dale Bowyer. Miss FIeming's Homeroom First Row: Joseph Vyborny, Marilyn Hansen, John Ryken, Ernestine Schmidt, Etha Reisner, George Anderson, Don St. Clair, Myrtis Peterson. Second Row: Ronald Rokusek, Patty Van gaps, Carole Koenig, Marlene Zimmerman, Barbara Bailey, Louella Gross, Mary Ann Boyles. ird Row: Richard Anderson, Miss Fleming. John Kabeiseman, Ronald Kunkle. Absent: Gus- tave Bohlmann, Leona Calleson, Joyce Hacecky. Page Page 28 Mr. Bush's Homeroom 'X First Row: Lyle Kollars, Darrel Bowyer, Chuck Burke, Harold Fejfar. Second Row: James Olsburg, Francis Lyons, Ben Horacek, Duane Huber, Kenny James. Absent: Jim Smith, Mr. Bush. ' Mrs. Iorio's Homeroom First Row: Gladys Baade, Gladys Hevle, Elaine Polly, Betty Burgi, Irene Srnith, Shirley Richards, Marteen Held. Second Row: Dorothy Mahan, Jean Heibult, Marge Elde, Dorothy Polly, Mrs. Iorio. Absent: Elaine Becker. Miss Burgess' Homeroom First Row: Faye Sherman, Jean Van Epps, Lucy Schmidt, Delores Merrivall, Colleene Mines, Joan Moses, Betty Lou Smith. Second Row: Maxine Brudvig, Joyce Farley, Viv Smith, Bette Lee, Margaret Tacke, Bette Lue Quinnell. Absenis Miss Burgess. l Miss Bong's Homeroom First Row: Joyce Esmay, Charlotte Ackerman, Colleen Curry, Cecil Pasco, Mary Showers, Joyce Oswald, Delores Chamberlain. Second Row: Miss Bang, Nancy Seeley, Arlis Jensen, Helen Bussey, Jean Hogan, Betty Rahn, Marlene Huitema. Absent: LaVerne Bohlmann, Donna Frohreich, Dorothy Goeden, Donna Holmberg, Bernice Huber. Page 29 Page 30 Q . 5. A Ai Mr. Nichol's Homeroom First How: Priscilla Culver, Donna Uuly, Gladys Christensen, Lyle Reynolds, Frances Grisham, Coralie Hanson, Geraine Larsen. Second Row: Dorothy Hegr, Phyllis Brunick, May Meyer, Bruce Palmer, Joyce Brenna, Velma Anderson, Mr. Nichol. Third Row: Eugene Engen, Alice Deissler, Kenny Kendall, Joyce List. Absent: Florence Cwach, Mary Cwach, Rod Drotzrnan. Miss Gooder's Homeroom First Row: Janine Hayes, Mary Gagnon, Bob Murray, Catherine Flevares, Gerald Peitz, Janice Hayes. Second Row: Miss Gooder. Stan Sayler, Dan Hogan, Joe Metz, Florence Sparks, Deloris Farley. Third Row: Don Janssen, Jim Fitzgerald, Don Kjeldseth, Myron Walsh. Mr. Turner's Homeroom .gh A First Row: Marilou Economy, Nick Portaleos, Betty Hacecky, Maxine Christenson, Mae Ellen Mason, Don Brudvig, Pat Mowbray. Second Row: Mr. Turner. Frances Cwach, Howard McKenna, Howard Jelinek, Harry Coates, Chuck Schlaefle, Claire Ann Halmberg. Abseni: Carol Stanage, Duane Goeden, Jeanne Giggee, Nancy Whipple. Miss GambIe's Homeroom First Row: Marilyn Jensen, Beverly Johansen, Yvonne Johansen, Marcine Mueckey, Doreen Kai- ser, June Nicholson. Second Row: Virginia Clements, Delores Guthmiller, Shirley Meyer, Corinne Hobbs, Jacqueline Craney, Marillyn Lowe, June Snow, Miss Gamble. Page 31 PMKQQKGQVS 27 SWB ' ' I ' ' f- y,, Auf XML 3 4ic1f . ' fzfgi- Q7 f X Q . ' , 1 ' 'f Y Q' QE ff Q M , ff If N? W I 1 QE J!! 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K- vwfyfwj-iff.- HN. g j ? f g fa ,vSZM .. ,, .,,. . . . 3 K V ' it p y .li t , if H 6 H J 'H 1 M 5: Q, V f V -1 :QIVQX xx? . .,-'--...-':- N ,lgv rom' 'A JIM nous ' ANN 1 X W Q A I J Page 34 10 13 20 25 27 4 11 17 18 22 24 25 2 7 8 12 19 22 5 6 10 13 19 20 23 3 6 7 11 17 22 23 24 31 CALEND R OF EVENTS Opening day-Oh freshmen, how green you were. Norfolk 6 Yankton 13--The right way to start the season. Bucks defeated by LeMars 13-0. Oh well, you can't win all the time. Band journeyed to Corn Palace. Bucks devour Bloomfield 26-0-Everybody played! October Aberdeen overwhelms Bucks 39-O-Close score surprised all. Arickara Day-Reynolds and Pond reign over festivitiesg Bucks reign over Bulldogs 12-73 rain rains over Yankton. Photographer visits YHS-Birdie had a hard day. Brookings romps over Yankton 40-6-Case of fumble-itis. Home-Ec club holds annual Co-Ed Hop. Autograph collector presents assembly-Is there a forger in the crowd? Bucks lose to Vermillion 20-6-Ah, we scored. November Bucks outclass Watertown 19-7--We're getting good. ' Junior Play Two Gentlemen and Verona -Oh, that last scene. Mitchell triumphs over Bucks 19-0 to end season. High School Open House-Halls graced' by examples of success. Declamation-Bowyer stars. Swing band holds mixer--Knudsen's Krazy Kats Kreate Kute Kapers. December Deissler, Pond, James, and St. Clair journeyed to Hurley for declam division. Anybody know a good cure for a headache? Norfolk defeats Bucks 28-23-If only we had made our free throws. Centerville sneaks past Bucks 22-19-We should have won. Vermillion 24, Bucks 21. Maybe we'll win the next one. High school Christmas program-Talent unlimited. Madison'52, Bucks 28-Enough said. Christmas vacation-Santa Claus is coming to town. January Sioux Falls defeats Bucks 27 to 24-Will we ever win again? School starts again after two very short weeks. Mitchell keeps Little Brown Jug when Bucks trip over the last quarter. Bucks beat Aberdeen 35-34-The rare air of victory. Juniors sponsor Soc Hop-Halsted and Gooder voted best dancers. -23 Semester Exams-Oh, my aching brain. Glass blower presents assembly-One guy who blows and makes money at it. End of semester-Half Done-Cathedral ends Bucks' winning streak at once. Bucks come out second to Brookings 46-21. CALEND R or EVENTS February 1 Watertown wins 35-26 from Bucks. 4 Mardi Gras--Get out the lawnmower, here comes Junie. 6 Aberdeen 45, Bucks 24. 7 Mitchell wins 42 to 11 victory over Bucks-That puts us in the cellar. 10 Vermillion swamps Bucks 34-25--The second time this season. 14 Watertown leads Bucks 40-29-We sink deeper in the cellar. 18 Huron upsets Bucks 51 to 26-Their reserves played most of the time. 20 Debate in Beresford-Heap big talk. 21 Bucks win over Madison 30-25-That's two this season. 28 Brookings versus Bucks-We literally and figuratively dampened. Q48-245. March 1 Arickara completed-Oh, those late hours. 7-8 Sectional Tournament at Madison--Everyone stand for two minutes with mouth open. 13 Assembly and broadcast-Competition for Ben 8: Jessie May. 14-15 State Tournament at Sioux Falls--Dare we hope for this? 17 Assembly. 21 Glee club and chorus present concert--Musical students show real talent. 27-28 Senior Play-If we had some eggs we could have HAMS and eggs. April 4 Easter vacation-Our goal now is May 30. 9 Norfolk track meet. 10 District music contest. ' 15 Triangular meet-It looks like rain. 18 Corn Palace relays. 21 Home Ec. formal-I wonder where they swiped the flowers. 29 Band concert. May 5 Junior-senior banquet-Reminds me of the pancake festivals. 10 Yankton host of regional track meet. 12 Prom-Florists do big business. 16 State track meet at Mitchell. 25 Baccalaureate-Solemnity reigns. 28 Commencement-Ah! We linally made it. Page 35 ARICKARA STAFF Editors Many long and hard hours were spent by the staff in making this yearbook one that will be a complete record of the activities in which the students took part in 1946-47. They began their work in November when the various editors attended an annual clinic sponsored by the Midwest-Beach Company at Sioux Falls. A highlight of the year was the State Press Convention at Brookings. When Miss Mary Ellen Heffernan joined the teach- ing staff at the beginning of the second semester she took over the duties of being annual adviser. Adviser ga MISS HEFFEKNAN Seated Gladys Baade George Apted, Art Reetz, Marteen Held. Standing. First Row: Yvonne Johansen, Betty Burgi Ina Fenrich Marilyn Hobbs, Jim Seeley, Frances Grisham, Nelly Rheiner, Alice Deissler, Pat O'Brien, Bernetta DeShazo Beryl Lu Sheldon, Doris Elsbree. Second Row: Bob Milliken, Mary Roseberry, Wilma Pond, Louie Nus- inson Jun Fejfar Stan Schulte, Bob Whipple, Clarence Callesen, Jim Tielke, Harlen Hasker, Miss Heffernan, adviser. F WCKSAPE STAFF Editors Keeping students informed on school life and giving staff members journalistic experience was the purpose of the Woksape. As had been the custom in previous years, the paper was called the Woksape, a name suggested by Doane Robinson, state historian, when the original issue was published in 1917. Under the direction of Mr. Laurence Wendt, the staff pub- lished 14 papers plus two extra editions. One of these extras was dedicated to the underclassmen' and their activities. The other was dedicated to the senior class. Adviser MR. WENDT 1 I First Row: Seated: Pat Bride, Jeanette Neilson, Phyllis Koon, Jim Seeley, Don Boyd, Marge Jacobsen. Second Row: Marteen Held, Delores Hillery, Alice Haas, Bernetta DeShazo, Doris Elsbree, Bev Cowman, Pat Mowbray, Phyllis Larson, Gerald Eidem, Gladys Baade. Third Row: Lou Ella Anderson, Darlene Hoopes, Jim Phillips, Bernys Jeneson, Bob Eidsmoe, Juny Vinatiere, Mae Ellen Mason, Dorothy Nelson, Bernice Schmidt. Fourth Row: Kenny Bitterman, Bob Whipple, Walt Pfeiffer, Chuck Stetson, Joyce Johnson, Evelyn Nusinson, and Mr. Laurence Wendt. adviser. ,rs ff: i QLIILL D SCIRCDLL The Medill chapter of Quill and Scroll, Yankton high school's honorary journal- istic society, was advised by Mr. Laurence Wendt and Miss Mary Ellen Heffernan. This chapter is affiliated with the National Society. Members of the organization were students of the Woksape and Annual staffs. They w e r e responsible f o r various journalistic activities. Officers were as follows: Don Boyd, president, Art Reetz, vice-president, and Marteen Held, secretary-treasurer. The members were Phyllis Koon, Jim Seeley, Stan Schulte, Jeanette Nielson, Ronnie Koenig, Gladys Baade, Marteen Held, Art Reetz, and Don Boyd. First How: Miss Mary Ellen Heffernan, adviser: Jeanette Nielson, Gladys Baade, Marteen Held, Phyllis Koon, Mr. Laurence Wendt. Second Row: Jim Seeley, Stanley Schulte, Don Boyd, Art Reetz, Ronnie Koenig. Q i DI TRIBUTORS CLUB Teaching The Younger Generation the importance of good business was the job of Mr. Laurence Wendt, adviser of Distributors club. Members of the club experienced var- ious field trips, interschool treks, and talks by business men during the year. The purpose of the club was to further the welfare of members by encouraging active participation in a well balanced social, recreational, and vocational pro- gram. Page 38 Seated: Dick Boyd, Don Boyd, Vincent Tielke, Norma Fara. First Row: Standing: Bette Quinnell, Shirley Holdren, Jean Hogan, Betty Smith, Pat Kubal, Ina Fenrich, Nick Portaleos. Second Row: Betty Kunde, Lucille Schmidt, De Vere Meli- cher, Howard McKenna, Jim Seeley, Laurence Pike, Mr. Laurence Wendt. adviser. PHOTGGRAPHER These three photographers were often seen lugging camera case and tripod. Stan Schulte, senior, was chief photographer for the Woksape staff. Photography head for the annual was Harlan Hasker, also a senior. Jim Tielke served as an assistant for both staffs. Although they lacked experience, their initiative and determination carried them through with flying colors. Harlan Hasker, Stan Schulte, Jim Tielke. SQCIAL SCIENC LUB First Row: Standing: Stanley Sayler, Jim Fejfar, Nell Rheiner, Gene Beaver, Alice Deissler, Coralie Hanson, Bog Milliken. Second Row: Mr. Ralph Nichol. adviser: Janet Jacobson, Jim Smith, Art Reetz, Frances Grisham, Ann Cope, Marilyn Hobbs, Wihna Pond. Third Row: Bill Crawford, Bob Whipple, Fred Novotny, Bruce Palmer. Social Science cIub,which included civics and history students,was organized to pro- mote interest in articles of historic value. Miss Lucille Gooder and Mr. Ralph Nichol were the directors. Bob Milliken was president. Members of the club were responsible for the museum pieces that were displayed in the history room show cases. This club held meetings on the last Tuesday of each month and sponsored varied educational programs. They won first prize for their skit in the Arickara Day activities. Page 39 Declom Group Second Place Declam Winners First Place Declam Winners DECLAM The 14 declamation students of Yankton high school took part in various declam meets throughout the state and had a suc- cessful year. First place winners of the local decla- mation contest took part in the divisional contest at Hurley. The entrants were Wil- ma Pond, dramatic, Kenneth James, ora- tiong Alice Deissler, humorous, and James St. Clair, poetry. The second place winners in the local contest were Marge Jacobsen, dramatic, Jim Marrs, orationg Dick Tschetter, humor- ous, and Dorothy Nelson, poetry. These students took part in the contest at Springfield. The Forensic club, comprised of students interested in speech, was reorganized and directed by Mr. William Turner. The organization was active throughout the year and its members participated in many events. Declam Group: Seaied: Alice Deissler, Pat Mowbray, Dorothy Nelson, Wilma Pond. Standing: Marge Jacobsen, Lawrence Rupiper, Jim St. Clair, Kenny James, Jim Marrs. Second Place D Winners: Seated: Marge J acobsefi, tkry Nelson. Stand- ing: Jim Marrs, , Tschetter. First Place Declam Winners: Wilma Pond, Jim St. Clair, Kenny James, Alice Deiss- ler. 4.-'l DEB TE This year's question for Yankton high school debaters was: Resolved: That the Federal Government Should Provide a System of Complete Medical Care Avail- able to all Citizens at Public Expense. Experienced debaters were Phyllis Koon, Bob Eidsmoe, Jim Marrs, and Jim St. Clair. John Kabeisrnan, Lawrence Ru- piper, and Wilma Pond were the inex- perienced debaters. The team made their first trip to Huron January 17 and 18, followed by one to Springfield January 31. On February 14 and 15, they attended the Annual Mid- west meeting in Sioux Falls sponsored jointly by Augustana college and Wash- ington high school. A trip to Mitchell for the district National Forensic League meeting, and a trip to Madison for the Big Eight meeting completed the debaters schedule, , .. . ,if ' 1 ,' l X X Forensic Club: First Row: Janet Jacobs, Joyce Brenna, Phyllis Koon, Ginner Keat- ing. Second Row: Pat O'Brien, Bob Eidsmoe, Alice Deissler, Pat Mowbray, Dorothy Nelson, Norma Collier, Mr. Tur- ner, adviser. Third Row: Marge Jacob- sen, Lawrence Rupiper, Wilma Pond, Jim St. Clair, Kenny James, Jim Marrs. Debate Group: F W: Lawrence Ru- piper, Phyllis Ko ' P oe. Sec- ond Row: Mr. , er. adviser? Jim St. Clair, Jim' rs. I-'irsi Place Debate Winners: Jim St. Clair, Phyllis Koon, Bob Eidsmoe, Jim Marrs. Forensic Club Debate Group First Place Debate Winners LIBRARY CLUB Keeping the library a quiet and pleasant place to work in and helping students find books and material were the duties of the library club members. Miss Harriet Jenney supervised the club. However, due to her absence the Hrst se- mester, Mrs. W. B. Thrall was the tempor- ary adviser for the group. Dorothy Polly was president, Carol Pas- co was vice-president, Florence Sparks was secretary, and Jean Heibult was treasurer. A monthly meeting was held in the school for the purpose of binding maga- zines and mending books. Various social functions were held throughout the year by the club members. Seated: Florence Sparks, Bette Quinnell, Lucy Schmidt, 7 l Dorothy Polly, Jean Heibult. Standing: Carol Pasco, Mrs. VL f f f W B. Thrall, and Miss Harriet Jenney. advisers, . lf, 74F5fjZ2 ' ff' ,f X J c JU ICR RED CROSS To spend part of their time and effort helping others was the purpose of the Junior Red Cross. - During the year the organization held an as- sembly at which Miss Sue Burcham was guest speaker. They also directed an enrollment drive which netted S5O.34. A Christmas box was packed by each homeroom and sent to needy people in foreign countries. Alternating chairmen were Gladys Baade and Ronnie Christenseng the homerooms were repre- sented by their vice-presidents. In addition to these, other officers during the first semester were Shirley Vaughn, secretary, and Bruce Palmer, treasurer. Seated: Ann Cope, Joyce Brenna, Jean Biegel- meier, Gladys Baade, Leo Hajek, Maxine Christen- sen Ph llis Koon. Standin . Fred , y g' Novotny, Jim Smith, Bob Murray, Tom Bauer, Shirley Vaughn, Tom Stevens, Bill Donaldson, Lee Gross, Margaret Olsen, Arliss Jensen, Dorren Kaiser, Miss Iola Wendel, adviser. age 42 FUTURE HCMEM KERS OF MERICA The Future Homemakers of America, a newly organized club of 61 members, was advised by Miss Edith Gamble and Miss Ella Bang. Meetings were held every second and fourth Wednesday of the month with Wil- ma Pond presiding. Other officers were Cecil Pasco, vice-presidentg Sally Bauer, secretary-treasurer, Betty Rahn, music leader, Ann Boyles, reporterg Arliss J'en- sen, parliamentariang and Janet Jacobson, historian. Toward new horizons was their mot- tog red was their color, and the red rose was their flower. Highlights in their activities were the Co-ed Hop, The Heart Sister Program, the Box Social, and a Spring Formal. BOYS' FOCDDS Enthusiastic chefs were these young huskies who composed the boys' cooking class. They began their lab work in February and were required to wear caps and aprons. I The purpose of the class was to give the boys an insight into some of the activities of the home. Yankton is one of the few schools that offers a class of this type. b Seated: Walt Dringman, Bill Crawford, Dick Boyd. First Row: Standing: Merlin Sorensen, Miss Ella Bang, adviser: De Vere Melicher, Joe Metz. Sec- ond Row: Bob Grovijahn, Duane Obr, Gene Mielenz. Page 43 PHYSICS CLUB Greatly concerned about their first love were the Physics club members who gathered in room 44 every Monday night to prove the answers to their problems. The club, organized in 1943 by its present ad- viser, Mr. Alfred Halsted, required each member to be a physics student or to have completed a course in physics. Members who were absent from the meetings were fined a small amount which was placed in a refreshment fund. The club reached its peak membership this year when 24 students answered roll call. Construction and testing of model airplanes, iceboats, and racers were projects completed by the group. In addition to these, they made a de- tailed study of photography. First Row: Jean Biegelmeier, Pat Donahue, Bruce Palmer, Harry Woodward, George Apted, Walter Wendling, Carolyn Evans, Janet Jacobs, Bob Milliken, Louis Nusinson, Mr. Alfred Halsted, adviser. Second Row: Standing: Pat O'Brien, Alice Deissler, Art Reetz. Third Row: Harlan Hasker, Chuck Burke, Leonard Nielsen, Kenny Kendall, Stanley Say- ler, Bob Grovijahn, Ronnie Christensen, Jim Smith, Jim FeJfar, Charles Johnson. BCOSTER CLUB With pep as their motto, the Booster club has been one of the most successful clubs in Yankton high school since 1927. The 16 members who were directed by Miss Bessie Burgi helped provide funds for school organizations. During the year Booster club sold pencils with engraved basketball schedules on them. Candy, popcorn, and gum were sold at all home games. In addition to their monthly meetings, an annual pheasant feed was held in November. Page 44 Seated: Bob Eidsmoe, Maxine Christensen, Miss Bessie Burgi, adviser: Leo Hajek. First Row: Standing: Pat O'Brien, Lou Ella Anderson, Bob Milliken, Jim-Seeley, Alice Deissler, Ann Cope. Second Row: Dick Tschetter, Louis Nusinson, Curt Knudsen, Art Reetz, Donna Christensen. WIGBAD Front Row: Curt Knudsen, Jean Gunderson, Har- lan Hasker, Stan Sayler, Ronnie Christensen. Back Row: Elaine Bruget, Louie Nusinson, Jim Seeley, Bob Perry, Chuck Burke, Jack Janousek. Curt J Pep was created in Yankton high school this 1 year by these energetic swingsters, who, under the ' baton of their swingmaster, Curt Knudsen, jazzed, , jived, and boogi-woogied for several school dances. i In Action l J l 9 1 , GIRL ' GLEE LUB The Girls' Glee club added an- other chapter to its colorful musi- cal history this year. Under the direction of Miss Louise Serr this group presented an inspiring Christmas program, they also dis- played their talent in many as- sembly programs. Miss Jean Gun- derson was accompanist. Pat Donahue, Vivien Smith, Dorothy Nelson, Marge Eide, Carolyn Evans, Elaine Bruget, Gladys Baade, Sally Bauer, Bernys Jeneson. Accompanisi, Jean Gunderson. First Row: Alice Heins, Lois Williams, Marteen Held, Jacquelyn Craney, Nancy Whipple, Betty Rahn, Gwen Bevers, La Vaun Brown, Mary Boyles Marlene Eide Janet Jacobs, Gladys Baade, Miss Louise Serr, director. Second Row: Dorothy Nelson, Doris Schwenk, Marcine Muckey, Ann Cope, Jeanette Neilson, Gladys Hevle, Pat Bride, Sally Bauer, Mary Gagnon, Bette Lee, Marilyn Neiland, Joan Moses, Pat Mowbray, Doris Elsbree. Third Row: Helen Bussey, Shirley Vaughn, Cecil Pasco, Donna Dilley, Yvonne Johansen, Connie Clark, Maxine Hold- ren,. Pat Donahue, Marge Eide, Viv Smith, Carolyn Evans, Elaine Bruget, Maxine Christensen, Marilyn Nickolson, Bernys Jeneson. Mary Roseberrv, Donna Christensen. Barbara Bailey. MIXED CHORll The mixed chorus, directed by Mr. Dale Barker, concluded a very successful year. The 72 singers displayed their fine musical ability at various assemblies and at the Christmas program. They ended a very busy year by participating in the concert March 21 and in the music contest April 10-11. Accompanisi: Jean Gunderson. Firsi Row: Donna Dee Hicks, Alice Heins, Donna Holmberg, Marilyn Lowe, Dorothy Nelson, Gladys Hevle, Marilyn Nickolson, Maxine Christensen, Pat Bride, Joan Moses, Beryl Lu Sheldon, Janet Jacobs, Gladys Baade. Second Row: Dale Barker, director: Marteen Held, Marilyn Neiland, La Vaun Brown, Betty Rahn, Jeanette Nielson, Pat Mowbray, Helen Bussey, Jane Holdren, Maxine Holdren, Marcine Muckey, Sally Bauer, Cecil Pasco, Joyce Harris, Connie Jeneson, Gwen Bevers, Mary Ann Boyles, June Snow. Third Row: Mary Gagnon, Mae Ellen Mason, Lois June Williams, Shirley Vaughn, Yvonne Johansen, Pat Donahue, Marge Eide, Vivien Smith, Donna Christensen, Mary Ann Roseberry, Elaine Bruget, Bev Cowman, Donna Dilley, Bette Lee, Carolyn Evans, Ann Cope, Doris Schwenk, Doris Elsbree. Fourth Row: Ronald Hanger, Gene Loffler, Bob Clarke, Vernon Johnson, Ronnie Koenig, Jim Seeley, Maurice Famestad,,Louis Nusinson, Art Reetz, Walt Pfeiffer, Ronnie Christensen, Dick Boyd, Don Boyd, Chuck Stet- son, Kenny Bitterman, Tom Bauer, Bob Milliken, Dick, Becker, Larry Syliassen, Darrel Nilsen, Arlen Bergland, Juny Vinatieri, Jack Mahan. ' BOYS' GLEE CLUB Quartet Under the direction of Mr. Dale Barker,the Boys' Glee club,which consisted of 28 high school fel- lows, had a very successful year. They participated in a choral concert on March 21 and sang with the Girls' Glee club at var- ious assembly programs. Their outstanding accompanist was Dick Abts. Don Boyd, Dick Boyd, Art Reetz, Louis Nusinson. First Row: Mr. Barker, director: Darrel Nilsen, Larry Syliassen, Ronald Hanger, Dick Becker, Vernon Johnson, Gene Loffler, Arlen Bergland, Juny Vinatieri, Jack Mahan. Second Row: Dick Abts, Bob Milliken, Bob Clarke, Tommy Bauer, Art Reetz, Don Boyd, Louie Nusinson, Ronnie Koenig, Chuck Schlaefli. Third Row: Jim Seeley, Bruce Palmer, Morry Famestad, Chuck Stetson, Walt Pfeiffer, Ronnie Christensen, Dick Boyd, Howard Jelinek, Kenny Kendall, Kenny Bitterman. 5 O 3 . E S Page 50 WORKERS MM-M-M IN ACTION JU IOR PL Y STARS O f . P wa P A 53322 . mi M I 4 fy 1 Q 3, K Q -1 ,Q Q . MARDI C-IRAS v , 3 , 3 A kg g. -LQ, ff,- xx Wx-1 4 I nb ' 3 f as fi? M. ,,.. Q-3321!-gt- , 'u , , , X NA, A M m m ..,A. H M .. 'Agri ANKTO HIGH SCHCDGL BA Chuck Burke, Henry Johnson, Jack Janousek, Robert Madson, Dorothy Nelson, Bruce Palmer, Bill Thomas, Bob Perry. Frances Cwach, Doris Elsbree. Bob Perry, Jack Janousek, Bill Thomas, Jerry Urban, Ray Bedner, Richard Engen, Frank Wysuph, Arthur Hasker, Bob Litschewski. BARITONE: Florence Cwach, Evelyn Nusinson, Jim Walters. TROMBONE: Stan Sayler, Ronnie Christensen, John Stuelpnagel, Pat Mowbray, Bill Desmond. BASS: Jim Marrs, Louis Nusinson, Paul Klimisch, Don Moriarity. DRUMS: Erich Bade, Bob Rhiener, Vincent Tielke, Phyllis Larson, TYMPANI: Jim Seeley. Marteen Held, DRUM MAJORETTE: MR. JOHNSON. DIRECTOR. v V IWW A ,K A ,,,..y-.M w . W. W 4 ,,,. . , , ,,W..,..,.,f,.., W4 X ,fy 5-wma Y fig SENICDR PL Y The Mad March Heirs is the story of a slightly lunatic family waiting to inherit a fortune. Each member has his own ideas and interests and is looking forward to furthering his own plans. How Grand- father March doesn't die just to thwart them provides the plot of this refreshing comedy. , First Row: Beryl Lu Sheldon, Pat Donahue, Viv Smith, Elaine Becker, Margaret Tacke, Mary Gagnon. Second Row: Chuck Burke, Dick Boyd, Louie Nusinson, Art Reetz, Walt Dringman. Third Row: Jim Seeley, Alice Heins, Walt Wendling, Miss Harvey, director: Bob Grovi- jahn, Marteen Held. PROM CCDMMITTEE Following the traditions set by me first classes of Yankton high, the junior class of 1947 sponsored the banquet and prom for the seniors. To raise money for these activities they sponsored a Soc Hop and a Mardi Gras. Miss Dahl, class adviser, chose Joyce Brenna and Kenny Kendall as co-chairmen. Page 56 First Row: Joyce Brenna, Carolyn Evans, Ginner Keating, Elaine Bruget. Second Row: Miss Dahl, adviser: Jean Gunderson, Ann Cope, Marilyn Hobbs, Jeanette Nielson. Third Row: Doris Schwenk, Donna Christensen, Donna Dilley. Fourth Row: Jim Tielke, Dick Abts, Jim Kohou- tek, Kenny Kendall, Bob Whipple. THE THLLTE5 Ur H-wa ,HKQ ff! KRD Rx? f 2 0 iff K ' ' V f MIN, f g if Q X A Q g fc E ff! Q 44 l Hwy ,X J S'D Q'f f K? H Q Q L I , OQQQJ ,W KL 4 XX 7,1 Xi Z ,SL X Q OUNCEF? ENUQAIIUIXIHW 1 Assistant Coaches: Clarence Hagen and Orv Hane- gang B squad coach: George Bauerg head coach: Hal Meyer. Coaches Bob Milliken Captain 9 1 Season of 46 Under the direction of coach Harold G. Hal Meyer, the Yankton Bucks, with only two returning letter- men, finished a highly successful gridiron season with a record of four wins and five losses. The Bucks, with hard-chargin ' back, Bob Milli- ken, and bone-jarring tackle, Jack Onstott, started off the season at Norfolk, Nebraska, where they handed the Panthers a 13-6 setback. The following week, Coach Meyer brought his inexperienced squad back to the Mother City, and the Bucks were smeared 13-0 by the Le Mars Bulldogs in a Hknock- down, drag-out affair. Again the local gridders crossed the Missouri to Bloomfield, Nebraska, where the Yanktonians had an easy time in a 26-0 rout. On October 4, the Bucks entered Eastern South Dakota loop competition at Aberdeen, and the Golden Eagles downed the visitors 39-0 on a rain-soaked field. On October 11, with Arickara day spirit in their blood, the Bucks smashed a stubborn Madison Bulldog eleven 12-7 and rounded out the day's festivities. Once again the Meyersmen journeyed to Northern South Dakota, and the Brookings Bobcats walloped the invaders 40-6. Still nursing bruises they traveled to battle their arch rivals, the Vermillion Tanagers, but the home team welcomed the Bucks with a 20-6 beating. The Watertown Arrows came to Yankton- on No- vember 2, and the Yankton gridders downed the Arrows 19-7. With a four and four record, the Bucks put the Little Brown Jug at stake, and the Mitchell Kernels did their share by mastering the Bucks 19-0 in the season's finals. In the nine contests, the Bucks scored 82 tallies compared to their opponents 151. Page 57 Chuck Burke End Page 58 Wal! Wendling Back Jack Onsioit Tackle Graduating Lettermen Guard Back Dan Hogan George Apted Guard End Joe Metz Tackle Rod Drotzman End Jerry Hariy Guard Buck Gridders 96 '4B'49 ,A ian s C 37 35 Q as so f-ies sq First Row: Chuck Levinger, Managerg Chuck Stetson, Dan Hogan, Bob Milliken, Harry Coates, Bruce Palmer. Second Row: Jim Lefler, Rod Drotzman, Chuck Burke, Jim Kohoutek, Bob Reedy, Jack Onstott, Ronnie Koenig. Third Row: Hal Meyer: assistant coach, Orv Hanegan: Jim Seeley, Jerry Harty, Bob Perry, Ronnie Christensen, Harry Woodward, Don Pfefferle, assistant coach. Clarence Hagen. Fourth Row: Larry llgyken, Lyle Reynolds, Louie Nusinson, Walt Wendling, Joe Metz, Dale Bowyer, George Apted, Walt rmgman. Look at that line charge! How will Louie get . out of this one? Harry Woodward Tackle Jim Lefler Guard 'Bbw MQ f i . QE SW qv 1 Y . .Q , 5. 4,-' .J .Q 95. Underclass Lettermen Harry Coates End Dale Bowyer Tackle MA., ,, , A. M. .... . wg fwifvmfe' f Q' av' ' fs 13 1 SQ n Chuck Sieison Center Bob Ready Back Bruce Palmer Back 7 Jim Kohoutek Back gym Bob Perry Back as 2 .U Wm W S . if- C y lulr 5x .,.r ' -3 Chuck Levingeh Manager ' Little Bucks L . A-. A .... nw First How: Duane Frick, Bill Thomas, John Snow, John Kabieseman, Gene Lyons. Second Row: Jack Janousek, Albert Peiper, Francis Lyons, Jim St. Clair, James Fitzgerald, Harold Burgi, Bob Eidsmoe. Third Row: Jack Mahan, Dick Hogan, Dick Becker, Jack Mayer, Don Pfefferle, Lee Goodburn, Jim Mutchler, Coach, George Bauer. Fourth Row: Vernon Gleich, Fred Novotny, Kenny Kendall, Chuck Johnson, Kay Andrews, Tom Bauer, Bob Jones, Dan Portaleos. Little Bucks' Season Under the watchful eye of Coach George Bauer the B squad football team completed a successful season with three wins, two losses, and one tie. The Little Bucks, who played good scrappy football, opened the season by battling the Hurley Bulldogs to a scoreless tieg following this, their alertness gave them a 12-0 victory over the Vermillion B squad. On a muddy field, the Tyndall Panthers subdued the scrappy B gridders 22-0. It was a top-notch, power-packed, Scotland eleven, that gave the Little Bucks their second defeat in a 44-0 performance. Bauer's spirited bunch came back to sock the tough Springfield Trojans 6-0 in what was perhaps their best showing of the season. Climaxing a tough schedule the B squad finished the season by rolling over Viborg 7-0. Vernon Gleich, a hard-charging, speedy back, was chosen honorary captain by his team mates. Vernon Gleich Captain Page061 Buck Court Squad Kneeling: Assistant coach, Clarence Hagen: Bob Reedy, Dale Bowyer, Bob Milliken, Louie Nusmson, Coach Orv Hanegan. Chuck Stetson, Ronnie Koenig. Standing: Manager, Lyle Reynolds: Harry Woodward Bob Perry, Ronnie Christensen, Joe Metz, George Apted. Bucks' Season Opponents Bucks Norfolk 28 23 Centerville 22 19 Vermillion 24 21 Madison 52 28 Sioux Falls 27 24 Mitchell 34 19 Aberdeen 34 35 Cathedral 21 19 Brookings 46 21 Watertown 35 26 Aberdeen 45 24 Mitchell 42 11 Vermillion 34 25 Watertown 40 29 Huron 51 26 Madison 25 30 Brookings 48 24 TOTAL 608 404 Page 62 Lyle Reynolds Manager QR 5152 .R 1,3 J V Bucks in Action Page 64 ,vs ji! ,Q ,Q . ,.:,: M, E Q Q 24 in ' f5?'.v,... L . . Wg, 'ggi 'W ': :. si - 5 3 fu ' 22535 A X is Little Bucks 5 1 ae 1- i ,, tiifa ,, W, 3 1 xlmig it First Row: Joe Garvey, managerg Dan Portaleos, Dick Anderson, Junie Vinatieri, Bob Murray, Bob Jones, Tommy Bauer, Duane Frick, Don St. Clair. Second Row: George Bauer, coach: Jim Lefler, Jim Fitz- gerald, Kay Andrews, Howard Jelinek, Harry Coates, Jack Mayer, Don Pfefferle. Little Bucks' Season Westfield Vermillion uBn Madison B Sioux Falls uBn Mitchell B Volin Vermillion C Jefferson Volin Meckling Madison B Gayville Vermillion TOTAL UCI! H Opponents Bucks 7 36 16 19 16 18 25 26 34 24 20 37 15 38 23 1 1 41 29 40 35 31 18 41 18 22 32 331 341 George ,Bauer Coach Page 65 A Intramural Champs Bill Crawford, Walt Wendling, Richard Jonansen, Jim Kohoutek. Captain: Chuck Burke, Ben Horacek, Walt Dringman. B Intramural Champs 11225- Eyilfyl N1 , Mirah F B , 1, 015701 sffffa Kneeling: Bob Jones, Capiain. Standing: Richard Eugen, Albert Pieper, Jim Fitzgerald, Lee Goodburn, Bob Eidsmoe, Jerry Frick. Page 66 Track Squad 9 M Q rn co fi ,- Ei an wid N, R First Row: Chuck Stetson, Dale Bowyer, Dick Anderson, Nick Portaleos, Bill Thomas, Dick Hogan, Junie Vinatieri, Louie Nusinson. Second Row: Lee Goodburn, Bob Perry, Harry Coates. Third Row: Kay Andrews, Chuck Burke, George Apted, Jack Onstott, Ronnie Koenig, Darrell Bowyer, Bob Reedy, A1 Pieper. Fourth Row: Jack Mayer, Kenny Kendall, Bruce Palmer, Bob Milliken, Jim Lefler, Chuck Johnson. Mwst iw it -in Sw JH an M fsasfflv W M QHERWQ 5569 Q-WWA! rf' 1 umm M li MQ dl K1 lb ll Wm 0 g ii 513 Track Letiermen: Nick Portaleos, Bruce Palmer, Chuck Burke, Clarence Hagen Louie Nusinson, Ronnie Koenig. Absent: Ronnie Christensen, Tr2iCk COE-lCh Jim Kohoutek. Page 67 QQ H 5 ,m,,fi,,.,m,,,,,K tai! we 191946 wvmwnwnupllldf fo sg., in if ' 'v,,....-f - ' First Row: Nick Portaleos, Ronnie Koenig, Jim Kohoutek, Dan Hogan, Harry Coates, Walt Wendling, Louie Nusinson, Bob Milliken, Bob Reedy. Second Row: Jack Onstott, Chuck Stetson, Rod Drotzman, Bob Perry, Dale Bowyer, Bruce Palmer, Ronnie Christensen, Harry Woodward, Hal Meyer. Third Row: Clar- ence Hagen, Jerry Harty, Jim Lefler, Joe Metz, George Apted, Chuck Burke, Orv Hanegan. Y Club Officers Jack Onstott, President: 5 Louie Nusinson, Sec.- Treas.: Bob Milliken, ff- j ?e ' vice-Presidem. -fa 'n'74P- C Q 1 L Page 68 F The drummer boys Kilroy? Appetizer Editor of the Woksape Bottle bats Dream boy Wonders never cease What's cooking? They want to be alooone Taking life easy Dimples Coy Strolling Pucker up Opps, stuck Oh! That score Page 69 'N' X , ,ff ,N Ladder of success Slavin' away Ah! Men! On a Sunday afternoon In the spring a young Wow! Wa! Sweet and dernure Aims for the Irish The lazy farmer Innocence personified Peach of a pair Cover girl Plug for pepsodent Budding scientists Po Dunk Shakespeare's couplets Three of a kind Fashion Queens is y :X me-fix S11 Sh Gifs man's fancy ig, 'Fifi W we . 5 a .- , -, , l'.'5ii-it U., Q 5 be Jjf' 4 9 Z , A.: -...rf G Q 'H 5 fi' mu is '55 Y 'A ' L 4 7 4, ',': 1 ' Q r fx -A . ,,:,, R i i -54 1 gi I '- ,.,. A 1' 'om V 4 41 1 in i ,f 1 4 i VAA.' --' if --VA- 1 .A,,A, . of -iei N J-A ff! 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NJ .VM , A 1' V :EIEV ., ,.., S 1 x if , la if-Q' i 2 'No ,W f 'N it N for . . ,..., E ,,, , if f Q sy, f i i ff' M X Page 72 Last Will and Testament I, Jim Abts, will my brother, Dick, to the underclass girls. I, George Apted, will my athletic ability to Kay Andrews. I, Gladys Baade, will my A's to some lucky frosh. I, Henrietta Barkle, will my love of work to Don Shore. I, Gene Beaver, will my father to YHS. I, Elaine Becker, am already willed. I, Jean Biegelmeier, will my petite figure to Lois June Williams I, Vernet Bohlman, will my quiet nature to Dick Tschetter. I, Dick Boyd, will my teeth to the auditorium show case. I, Don Boyd, am willing but no one will cooperate. I, Maxine Brudvig, will my giggle to Patsy Mowbray. I, Betty Burgi, will my brown eyes to Doris Schwenk. I, Chuck Burke, will my dancing to Bob Murray. I, Clarence Callesen, will my taxi service to Chuck Schlaefli. I, Alice Deissler, will my snapshots to the guys. I, Bernetta De Shazo, will Tabor to Marcie Kubal. I, Pat Donahue, have always been willing. I, Walt Dringman, will my tactics to Bob Clark. I, Rodney Drotzman, will the chapel to Dan Portaleous. I, Delores Dvoracek, will my English ability to future seniors. I, Marge Eide, will my power over men to Yvonne Johansen. I, Maurice Famestad, will my poker parties to Pud Reynolds. I, Norma Fara, will my friendship to Jean Hogan. I, Joyce Farley, will my sarcasm to Phyllis Koon. I, Jim Fejfar, will my intelligence to Bob Whipple. I, Ina Fenrich, will Howard Jelinek to the underclass girls. I, Catherine Flevares, will my love of school to Doris Jones. I, Nadean Fuks, will my braids to Alice Haas. I, Mary Gagnon, will my figure to Venus De Milo. I, Gladys Geraldson, will my dimples to Bernys Jeneson. I, Marvin Goeden, will my deep voice to Darrell Bowyer. 1, Bob Grovijahn, will my absences to Aaron Kollars. I, Jerry Harty, will my physics book to some needy furnace. I, Harlan Hasker, will my interest in photography to Jim Tielke. I, Janice Hayes, will my talkativeness to Dorothy Hegr. I, Janine Hayes, will my brain to science. I, Jean Heibult, will my red hair to Bev Cowman. I, Alice Heins, will my part in the senior play to future seniors. I, Marteen Held, will my sauciness to Pat Bride. I, Gladys Hevle, will my typing ability to Jack Mahan. I, Dan I-Iogan, will my adoration to Marge Eide, I, Shirley Holdren, will Newberrys to Joyce Hamburg. I, Benedict Horacek, will my basketball ability to Bob Perry. I, Duane Huber, will my glasses to De Vere Melicher. I, Marjorie Jacobsen, will Jim to Vermillion. I, Kenny James, will my cheerfulness to Leo Hajek. I, Ruth Janssen, will my ambitious nature to Frances Grisham. I, Don Janssen, will my interest in electricity to Edison. I, DeLoris Jensen, will my dependability to my sister, Arliss. I, Gladys J erke, will my curly hair to Donna Dilley. I, Betty Kaser, will my smile to Tom Bauer. I, Eleanor Kessler, will my laugh to Robert List. I, Lyle Kollars, will my shyness to Bob Binder. I, Patty Kubal, will my sleepiness in class to Chuck Johnson. Last Will and Testament Bette Lee, will my personality to Delores Gagnon. Don List, will my driving ability to Jimmy Huntley. Dot Mahan, will my well-groomed look to Elaine Bruget. Jim Marrs, will my oratory power to Jim St. Clair. Delores Merrival, will my good nature to Sally Bauer. Joe Metz, will my bashfulness to Jim Lefler. Audrey Meyer, will my quiet voice to Marilyn Hobbs. Lois Meyer, will my blond hair to Dorothy Nelson. Gene Mielenz, will my long legs to Curt Knudsen. Bob Milliken, will my saintly ways to Jim Kohoutek. Colleene Mines, will my blue eyes to Lou Ella Anderson. Cleova Morrison, will my poetry to posterity. Joan Moses, will my neatness to Doris Elsbree. Bill Mowbray, will my curls to Bob Eidsmoe. Gwen Nichols, will my wardrobe to Phyllis Larson. Leonard Nielsen, will my car to Dale Bowyer. Louie Nusinson, will my DeMolay activities to Bruce Palmer. Margaret Olsen, will keep engaged happiness to myself. Jack Onstott, will my manly physique to Jerry Frick. Carol Pasco, will my good times in YHS to'my sister, Cecil. Raymond Pietz, will South Dakota back to the Indians. Pat Pike, will my ways with women to my brother, Jerry. Dorothy Polly, will my hair to Geraine Larsen. Elaine Polly, will my sense of humor to Juny Vinatieri. Floyd Poulsen, will my slender stature to Lee Gross. Bette Quinnell, will my temper to Andy Anderson. Art Reetz, will my name to the 1955 Who's Who. Lyle Reynolds, will my charm to Pep Coates. Nelly Rheiner, will my skull to Biology class. Shirley Richards, will my shorthand ability to Ginner Keating. Mary Ann Roseberry, will my accent to anyone needing southern comfort. Lawrence Ryken, will myself to the women. Stanley Sayler, will my Remmington to Fred Novotny. Lucy Schmidt, will leave with Gene Mielenz. Stanley Schulte, will my height to Frank Reynolds. Beryl Lu Sheldon, will my artistic ability to Rhea Sherman. Jim Seeley, will my drums to Eric Baade. Fay Sherman, will my dreamy look to June Nicholson. Betty Smith, will my freckles to Van Johnson. Irene Smith, will my blush to Joyce Harris. Jim Smith, will my I. Q. to Believe It or Not. Viv Smith, will my place on the Canteen Drill Team to the next captain. Florence Sparks, will the library back to Miss Jenney. Tom Stevens, will my red hair to Nick Portaleous. Margaret Tacke, will my tardy excuses to Pat O'Brien. Vincent Tielke, will my extra pounds to Clayton Johnson. Jean Van Epps, will my resemblance to my sister Joyce. Joyce Van Epps, will my dancing partners to Doris Schwenk. Donna Vaughn, will my happy-go-lucky nature to Norma Collier. Shirley Vaughn, will my walk to Bernice Schmidt. Myron Walsh, will my ditching ability to my brother, Jess. Phyllis Walsh, will my quiet ways to my sister, Janet. Walt Wendling, will my modesty to Chuck Stetson. Page 73 2. Activities of the Seniors Other Schools: ABTS, JIM. Denver, Colorado 2, 3. BARKL, HENRIETTA. Scotland, South Dakota 1. BOYD, DICK. Sioux City, Iowa 1. BOYD, DON. Sioux City, Iowa 1. CALLESEN, CLARENCE. Tabor, South Dakota 3. FEJFAR, JIM. Tabor, South Dakota 1. FLEVARES, CATHERINE. Mount Marty, Yankton 1. FUKS, NADEAN. Tabor, South Dakota 1. GERALDSON, GLADYS. Irene, South Dakota I, 2. I-IEIBULT, JEAN MARIE. Cleveland, Ohio and Seattle, Washington 1, 2. KUBAL, PATTY. Tyndall, South Dakota 1. MERRIVALL, DELORES. Pine Ridge, South Dakota 1, 2. MIELENZ, GENE. Portland, Oregon 1. MORRISON, CLEOVA. Hurley, Viborg and Irene, South Dakota 1. NIELSEN, LEONARD. Mission Hi-ll, South Dakota 1. OLSEN, MARGARET. Minneapolis, Minnesota 1, 2. PEITZ, RAYMOND. Fordyce, Nebraska 1, 2. QUINNELL, BETTE LUE. Los Angeles, Califomla 2. RHEINER, NELLY. Vallejo, California 1, 2. RICHARDS, SHIRLEY. Spencer, Iowa 1, 2, 3. ROSEBERRY, MARY ANN. Cedar Falls, Iowa: Beatrice, Nebraska and Shelbyville, Kentucky 2, 3. RYKEN, LAWRENCE. Gayville, South Dakota 1, 2. SCI-IULTE, STANLEY. Menno, South Dakota 1. SHELDON, BERYL LU. Ferrick and Stratford, Texas and Towner, Col- orado 1, 2, 3. SHERMAN, FAYE. Los Angeles. California 2. VAUGHN, DONNA. Mitchell, South Dakota 2. VAUGHN, SHIRLEY. Omaha, Nebraska 1, 2. WALSH, PHYLLIS. Mission Hill, South Dakota 1. A Arickara Royalty: Band: Burke, Chuck. Attendant. Lee, Bette. Attendant. Milliken, Bob. Attendant. Pond, Wilma. Princess Reynolds, Lyle. Chief. Smith, Viv. Attendant. Arickara Staff: Page 74 Apted, George. Sports Editor 4. Baade, Gladys. Feature Editor 4. Becker, Elaine 1. 3. Biegelmeier, Jean Ann 1. 3- Burgi, Betty 4. Callesen, Clarence 4. DeShazo, Bernetta 4. Donahue, Pat 2, 3. Eide. Marge 1. 2- 3- Fejfar, Jim. Feature Editor 4. Fenrich, Ina 4. Gagnon, Mary Claire 1, 2, 3. Hasker. Harlan. Photographer 4. Held, Marteen. Senior Editor 4. Jacobsen, Marge 3- Lee, Bette 1, 2, 3. Mahan, Dorothy 1, 2, 3. Mines, Colleene 4. Nusinson, Louie 4. Pond, Wilma 1, 2, 4. Quinnell, Bette Lue 1. Reetz, Art. Editor 4. Rheiner, Nelly 3, 4. Schulte, Stanley 4. Sheldon, Beryl Lu. Art Edil0l' 4- Seeley, Jim 3, 4. Smith, Viv 1, 2. Tacke, Margaret 2, 3. Vaughn, Donna 4. Vaughn, Shirley 3. Baade, Gladys 1, 2. Blegelmeier, Jean Ann 1 Brudvlg, Maxine 2, 3, 4. Burke, Chuck 1, 2, 3, President 4 Delssler, Alice 1, 2, 4. I-Iasker, Harlan 3, 4. Hevle, Gladys 1, 2. Kessler, Eleanor 2, 3, 4. Mahan, Dorothy 1. Marrs, Jim 1, 2, 3, 4. Mines, Colleene 1, 2, Nielsen, Leonard 2. Nuslnson, Louie 1, 2, Pasco, Sayler, Seeley Smith, Tacke, Tlelke, Carol 1. Stan 1, 2, 3, Jim 1, 2, 3, Jim 2, 3. Margaret 1. 3, 4 4. 4. Vincent 1, 2, Basketball: Abts, Jim 1. Apted, George 1, 2, Boyd, Dick 2, 3, 4. Burke, Chuck 1, 2, Dringman, Walt 1, 3, 4. 3, 4. 3, 4. Drotzman, Rod 1, 2, Grovijahn, Bob 2. Horacek Ben 3, 4. List, Don 1. Metz, Joe 2, 3, 4. Milliken, Bob 1, 2, 3, Mowbray, Bill 1. Nusinson, Louis 1, 2, Onstott, Jack 1, 2. Reetz, Art 1. 3,4 3. 4. 3,4 Reynolds, Lyle 1, Manager 4 Ryken. Lawrence 3. Seeley, Jim 1, 2, 3, 4. Wendllng, Walt 1, 2, 3, 4. Booster Club: Debdfei Biegelmeler, Jean Ann 2, 3. Deissler, Alice. Sec. Treas. 4. Milliken, Bob 2, 3, Vice-President 4. Nusi-nson, Louis 4. Reetz. Art 3, President 4. Seeley, Jim 3, 4. Vaughn, Shirley 4. Boys' Glee Club: Boyd, Dick 4. Boyd, Don 4. Famestad, Marry 4. Milliken, Bob 4. Nusinson, Louis 4. Reetz. Art 4. Seeley, Jim 4. Boys' Quartet: Boyd, Dick 4. Boyd, Don 4. Nusinson, Louis 4. Reetz, Art 4. Boys' Y Club: Apted, George 4. Burke, Chuck 4. Drotzman, Rod 4. I-Iarty, Jerry 4. Hogan, Dan 4. Milliken, Bob 3, Vice-President 4. Nusinson, Louis 3, Sec. '1reas. 4. Onstott, Jack 2, 3, President 4. Reynolds, Lyle 4. Wendling, Walt 4. Cheer Leader: Boyd, Dick 4. Mahan, Dorothy 2, 3. Olsen, Margaret 4. Seeley, Jim 4. Class Officer: PRESIDENT: Milliken, Bob 4. Reynolds, Lyle 2. Van Epps, Jean 3. VICE-PRESIDENT: Baade, Gladys 2. Milliken, Bob 3. Reynolds, Lyle 4. SECRETARY-TREASURER: Baade, Gladys 3. Lee, Bette 1. Nusinson, Louis 4. Pond, Wilma 2. Decl Biegclmeier, Jean Ann 4. Fenrich, Ina 3. Geraldson, Gladys 4. Hayes, Janice 1, 2. Hayes, Janine 2. Jacobsen, Marge 4. Marrs, Jim 3, 4. Nusinson, Louis 2. Pond, Wilma 4. Quinnell, Bette Lue 4. Reetz, Art 2. Schmidt, Lucy 4. Tacke, Margaret 2. Van Epps, Jean 4. amation Winner: Deissler. Alice 2, 4. Donahue, Pat 3. Fenrich. Ina 3. James, Kenny 4. Janssen, Ruth 1. Marrs, Jim 3, 4. Pond, Wilma 4. Distributors? Club ' Boyd, Dick. Promotion Manager 4. Boyd, Don. President 4. Famestad, Marry 4. Fara, Norma. Sec. Treas. 4. Fenrlch, Ina 4. Geraldson, Gladys 3. I-loldren, Shirley 4. Kubal, Patty 4. Mielenz, Gene 4. Mines, Colleene 4. Olsen, Margaret 4. Poulsen, Floyd 4. Quinnell. Bette Lue 4. Schmidt, Lucy 4. Seeley, Jim 4. Smith, Betty Lou 4. Tacke, Margaret 3. Tielke, Vincent 3, Vice-President 4. Van Epps, Joyce 4. Football: Abts, Jim l. Apted, George 1, 2, 3, 4. Burke, Chuck 1, 2, 3, 4. Dringman, Walt 1, 2, 3, 4. Drotzman, Rod 1, 2, 4. Grovijahn, Bob 1, 4. 1-larty, Jerry 2, 3, 4. Hogan, Dan 3, 4. Horacek, Ben 4. List, Don 1, 2. Marrs, Jim 1. Metz, Joe 2, 4. Mielenz, Gene 3. Milliken, Bob 1, z,,a, 4. Mowbray, Bill 1, 3. Nusinson, Louis 1, 2, 3, Onstott. Jack 1, 2, 3, 4. Reynolds. Lyle l, 2, 4. Ryken. Lawrence 3, 4. Sayler, Stan 1. Seeley, Jim 1, 2, 3, 4. Tielke, Vincent 1, 2. Wendllng, Walt 1, 2, 3, Page 75 YY Biegelmeier, Jean. Vice-President Baade, Gladys 1, 2, Sec. Treas. 3. Forensic Club: Future Homemakers of America' Burke, Chuck 3, 4. Hayes, Janine 1, 2. I-Ieibult, Jean Mar Held, Marteen 1. Hevle, Gladys 1. ie 2, 3. Holdren. Shirley 1, 2. Jensen, DeLoris 2, 3. Deissler, Alice 4. Lee, Bette 1. Mahan, Dorothy 1. Janssen' Ruth 4' Mines, Colleene 1, 2. Mahan, Dorothy 3, 4. Marrs, Jim 4. Pond, Wilma 4. Quinnell, Bette Lue 4. Reetz, Art 3, 4. Schmidt, Lucy 4. Smith, Viv 3. Tacke, Margaret 3, 4. Van Epps, Jean 4. Moses, Joan 1, 2. Olsen, Margaret 3. Polly, Dorothy 1. Polly, Elaine 2, 3. Pond, Wilma 1, 2. Quinnell, Bette Lu Rhei-ner, Nelly 3. Schmidt. Lucy 1. Smith, Betty Lou Smith, Viv 1, 2. Tacke, Margaret 1. e 1, 2, 3, 4. 1, 2. Van Epps, Jean 1, 2, 3. Van Epps, Joyce 1, 2, Secretary 3. Vaughn, Donna 1, 3. Vaughn, Donna 3, 4. . I 0 ' Grrls Ensemble . Baade, Gladys 1, 2, 4, President 3. Becker, Elaine 1. Bi-13619. Gl21dyS 1. 2, 3, 4- Biegelmeier, Jean Ann 1. Eide, Marge 3. 4- Brudvig, Maxine 2. Donahue. Pat 4- Burgi, Betty 1, 2, 3, 4. Smith. Viv. 1. 2. 3, 4- Deissler, Alice 2. DeShazo, Bernetta 1, 2, 3. Dvoracek, Delores 1, 2. . ' I . Elde- Marge 1- Glrls Glee Club. Fara, Norma 1, 2, 3. Farley, Joyce 1, 2. Fenrich, Ina 1, 2, 3, 4. Flevares, Catherine 4. Baade, Gladys 1, 2. 3, 4. Becker, Elaine 1, 4. Gerald son, Gladys 2, 4. Hayes, Janice 1, 4. Hayes, Janine 1, 4. Heins, Alice 1, 2, 3. Hevle, Gladys 1, 2, 3. Donahue, Pat 2. 3, 4. Eide, Marge 1, 2, 3, 4. Fara, Norma 1, 2, 3. Fuks, Nadean 1. Gagnon, Mary Claire 2, 3. 4. Holdren, Shirley 1, 2. Jacobsen, Marge 1, 2, 3, 4 Janssen, Ruth 2. Jensen, DeLoris 1, 2, 3, 4. Kaser, Betty 3, 4. Kubal, Patty 1, 2, 3. Geraldson, Gladys 1, 3. Heins, Alice 4. Held, Marteen 1, 2, 3, 4. Hevle, Gladys 4. Jacobsen, Marge 1. Kaser, Betty 3. Lee, Bette 1. Mahan, Dorothy 1. Meyer, Audrey 4. Meyer, Lois 4. Lee, Bette 1, 2, 3, 4. Mahan, Dorothy 1. Moses, Joan 4. Pasco, Carol 2, 3. Mines, Colleene 1, 2, 3, 4. Quinnell, Bette Lue 2. Moses, Joan 1. Roseberry, Mary Ann 1, 4. Nichols, Gwen 1, 2, 3. Schmidt, Lucy 1. Olsen, Margaret 3. Smith. Irene 2. Pasco, Carol 1, 2, 3, 4. Smith, Viv 1, 2. 3. 4. Polly, Dorothy 1, 3, 4. Vaughn, Shlfrley 3, 4. Pond, Wilma 1, 2, President 4. Quinnell, Bette Lue 1, 2, 3, 4. Rheiner, Nelly 3. Roseberxy, Mary Ann 2. Sheldon, Beryl Lu 4. Sherman. Faye 1, 2. Smith, Betty Lou 1. Smith Viv 1, 2. Sparks, Florence 1, 2, 3, 4. Homeroom Officer: Apted, George. Baade, Gladys. Sec. Treas. 1. Secreta 3. Tacke, Margaret 1, 2, 3. Van Epps, Joyce 1, 2, 3, 4. Vaughn, Donna 1, 3. Walsh, Phyllis 2, 3, 4. Burgl, Betty. Vice-President 4. Burke, Chuck. Vice-President 2. Deissler, Alice. Sec. Treas. 4. Dringman, Walt. Vice-President 3. Eide, Marge. Vice-Pre Fara, Norma. Vice-Pr S E ident 2. sident 4. Farley. Joyce. Secretary 1. Flevares, Catherine. Secretary 3. Girls, : Gagnon, Mary. Secretary 1. Hayes, Janine. Vice-President 3. Page Held, Marteen. Secretary 2, 3, 4. Becker, Elaine 1. Biegelmeier, Jean Ann 1. Burgi, Betty 1. Donahue, Pat 1, 2. Eide, Marge 1. Fara, Norma 1, 2, 3. Farley, Joyce 1, 2. Fenrich, Ina 1, 2. Flevares, Catherine 2, 3. Gagnon, Mary Claire 1. Hayes, Janice 1, 2. 76 Hevle, Gladys. Vice-President 1. Holdren, Shirl I-loracek. Ben. ey. Sec. Treas. 3. Secretary 3. James, Kenny. Secretary 4. Janssen. Ruth. Vice-President 3. Jerke, Gladys. Secretary 4. Lee, Bette. V ice-President 3. Mahan, Dorothy. Secretary 3. Milliken, Bob. Vice-President 2. Mines, Colleene. Vice-President 2 Nichols, Gwen. Vice-President 4. Nusinson, Louis. Sec. Treas. 1, 2. Olsen, Margaret. Vice-President 4.' Onstott, Jack. Secretary 1, 4. Quinnell, Bette. Treasurer 3. Ryken, Lawrence. Treasurer 3. Schmidt, Lucy. Vice-President 2. Smith, Irene. Secretary 1. Smith, Jim. Vice-President 4: Se Tacke, Margaret, Vice-President Vaughn, Shirley. Vice-President Wendling, Walt. Vice-President 1 , Sec. Treas. 4. cretary 2. 3. 3. unior Red Cross Council: Baade, Gladys 4. Beaver, Gene 4. Biegelmeier, Jean Burgl, Betty 4. Mines, Colleene 4. Olsen, Margaret 4. Smith, Jim 4. Stephens, Tom 4. Vaughn, Shirley. Secretary 4. unior Prom Committee: Becker, Elaine. Chairman. Biegelmeier, Jean Ann Burgi, Betty Burke, Chuck Donahue, Pat Eide, Marge Farley, Joyce Fenrich, Ina Gagnon, Mary Claire Grovijahn, Bob Hogan, Dan Lee, Bette Nichols, Gwen Pike, Pat Pond, Wilma Reetz, Art Seeley, Jim Smith, Viv Tacke, Marga ret Van Epps, Joyce Walsh, Phyllis Wendllng, Wa lt ibrory Club: Hayes, Janine 1. Heibult, Jean Marie. Treasurer 4. Janssen, Ruth 2, 3. Pasco, Carol 4. Polly, Dorothy 2, President 3, 4. Polly, Elaine 2. Quinnell, Bette Lue 4. Schmidt. Lucy 4. Sparks, Florence. Secretary 4. vlixed Chorus: Baade, Gladys. President 4. Becker, Elaine Boyd, Dick 4. Boyd, Don 4. Burke, Chuck Donahue, Pat 2, 3 2, 4. 3. ,4. Eide, Marge 2, 3, 4. Famestad, Morry 4. Gagnon, Mary Claire 2, 3, 4. Geraldson, Gladys 4. Heins, Alice 3, 4. Held, Marteen 3, 4. Hevle, Gladys 4. Kaser, Bette 2, 3, 4. Lee, Bette 2, 3, 4. Mahan, Dorothy 2. Milliken, Bob 3, 4. Mines, Colleene 2. Moses, Joan 4. Nusinson, Louis 4. Pike, Pat 3. Reetz, Art 2, 3, 4. Roseberry, Mary Ann 4. Sheldon, Beryl Lu 4. Seeley, Jim 3, 4. Smith, Irene 2. Smith, Viv 2, 3, 4. Vaughn, Shirley 3, 4. Physics Club: Apted, George 4. Biegelmeier, Jean Ann 4. Burke, Chuck 4. Deissler, Alice 4. Donahue, Pat. President 4. Fejfar, Jim 3, 4. Grovljahn, Bob 4. Hasker, Harlan 3, 4. James, Kenny 3. Marrs, Jim 3. Nielsen, Leonard 3, Vice-President 4. Nuslnson, Louis 4. Reetz, Art 4. Rheiner, Nelly 4. Sayler, Stan 3, 4. Schulte, Stan. Secretary 3. Smith, Jim 3, 4. Wendling, Walt 4. Plays: Junior Play: My Cousin from Texas Burke, Chuck Mahan, Dorothy Reetz, Art Smith, Viv Tacke, Margaret Vaughn, Donna Walsh, Myron Senior Play: The M Becker, Elaine Boyd, Dick Burke, Chuck Donahue, Pat Dringman, Walt Gagnon, Mary Claire Grovijahn, Bbb Heins, Alice Held, Marteen Nusinson, Louis Reetz, Art Seeley, Jim Sheldon, Beryl Lu Smith, Viv Tacke, Margaret Wendling, Walt I 4 il ad March Heirs - 4 Page 77 gr Yi Quill and Scroll: Baade, Gladys 4. Boyd, Don. President 4. Donahue, Pat 3. Held, Marteen. Sec. Treas. 4. Lee, Bette 3. Reetz, Art. Vice-President 4. Schulte, Stan 4. Seeley, Jim 4. Social Science Club: Becker, Elaine 3. Beaver, Gene 4. Biegelmeler, Jean Ann 3. Burke, Chuck 3. Deissler, Alice 4. Donahue, Pat. Secretary 3. Dringman, Walt 3. , Eide, Marge 3. Fara, Norma 3. Q Farley, Joyce 3. , Fejfar, Jim 3, 4. e Fenrich, Ina 3. Gagnon, Mary Claire 3. Heins, Alice 3. Holdren, Shirley 3. Jacobsen, Marge 3. Lee, Bette 3. i l l List, Don a. f Mahan, Dorothy 3. l Marrs, Jim 3. 5 Mielenz, Gene 3. Milliken, Bob 3, President 4. l Mines, Colleene 3. Nusinson, Louis. President 4. Olsen, Margaret 3. i Pond, Wilma. Sec. Treas. 4. Qulnnell, Bette Lue 3, 4. Reetz, Art 3, Vice-President 4. Rheiner, Nelly 4. Sayler, Stanley 3, 4. Schmidt. Lucy 3. Smith, Jim 3, 4. Smith, Viv 3. Vaughn, Donna 3. Wendling, Walt 3. , Student Council: I Track: Abts, Jim 1. Apted, George 1, 2, 4. Boyd, Dick 2, 3. Burke, Chuck 1, 2, 3, 4. Drotzman, Rod 1. Famestad, Morry 3. Grovijahn. Bob 1, 2, 3, 4. Harty, Jerry 2, 3, 4. Hogan, Dan 1, 3, 4. Horacek, Ben 1, 2, 3. List, Don 1. Milliken, Bob 1, 2, 3, 4. Nusinson, Louis 1, 2, 3, 4. Onstott, Jack 1, 2, 3, 4. Reetz, Art 1. Reynolds, Lyle 1, 2. Sayler, Stan 3. Seeley, Jim 1, 2. Wendling, 'Walt 1, 2, 3, 4. Wokso pe Staff: Abts, Jim 1. Apted, 'George 2. Baade, Gladys. Typist 4. Becker, Elaine 2, 3. Boyd, Dick 4. Boyd, Don. Business Manager 4. Burke, Chuck 2. De Shazo, Bemetta 4. Donahue, Pat 1, 2, 3. Eide, Marge 1, 2, 3. Flevares, Catherine 2. Fuks, Nadean 4. Gagnon, Mary Claire 1, 2, 3. Hayes, Janice 2. Hayes, Janine 1, 2. ' Held, Marteen. Typist 4. Hevle, Gladys. Typist 4. Jacobsen, Marge 3, 4. Lee, Bette 1, 2, 3. Marrs. Jim 2. Milliken, Bob 3. Quinnell, Bette 2, 3. Rheiner, Nelly 4. Schmidt, Lucy 2. Schulte, Stan 4. Seeley, Jim. Sports Editor 4. Smith, Betty Lou 2. Tacke, Margaret 1, 2, 3. Vaughn, Shirley 4. . Baade, Gladys 1, 2, Sec. Treas. 4. 1 Becker, Elaine 2. Boyd, Don. Vice-President 3, 4. , Burke, Chuck 1, President 4. Deissler, Alice 2. Donahue, Pat 1, 4. Fejtar, Jim 4. Fenrich, Ina 1. Flevares, Catherine 4. Hayes, Janice 3. Hogan, Dan 1. James, Kenny 3. Janssen, Ruth 3. Marrs, Jim 4. Pasco, Carol 2. P Pond, Wilma 2, 4. , Reynolds, Lyle 1, 2. I Rheiner, Nelly 4. Seeley, Jim 3, 4. Smith, lrene 3. ' Smith, Viv 2, a. Van Epps, Jean 1, 2, 3. Vaughn, Donna 4. l 4 Page 78 -u. s E, BECKER, ELAINE. Drill Team 2, 3. BIEGELMEIER, JEAN ANN. Property Manager of Junior Play. BOYD, 'DON. Boys' State 3. BURGI, BETTY. Mardi Gras Committee. BURKE, CHUCK. Swing Band 3, 4, Orchestra'2, and Drum Major DONAHUE, PAT. Drill Team 3. EIDE, MARGE. Drill Team 2, 3. GAGNON, MARY. Drill Team 2, 3: and Mardi Gras Committee. GROVIJAHN, BOB. Banquet Committee. - HASKER, HARLAN. Swing Band 4. HEINS, ALICE. Orchestra 1, 2. l HELD, MARTEEN. Twirler 2 and Drum Majorette 3, 4. HOGAN, DAN. Mardi Gras Committee. LEE, BETTE. Drill Team 2, 35 and Mardi Gras Committee 3. MAI-IAN, DOROTHY. Drill Team 2, 3. MARRS, JIM. Orchestra 2. NICHOLS, GWEN. Orchestra 1, 2. NUSINSON. LOUIS. Orchestra 2: and Swing Band 4. POND, WILMA. Mardi Gras Attendant 3. REETZ, ART. Boys' State 3. SAYLER, STAN. Orchestra 2. SEELEY, JIM. Swing Band 2, 3, 4. SMITH, VIV. Drill Team 2, 3. TACKE, MARGARET. Drill Team 3. The End The lost plumber Talking it over Brotherly love Camera shy Time to retire Our boy Jim Blue Monday Accidents will happen Surrender What's the idea AWOL Wind blown Rustic rendevous Friends Oh, to be three again Bob Page 79 Those who sponsored The Younger Generation We, the Students of Yankton high school, wish to express our deepest appreciation for the help and consideration which the business men have so willingly given to us this past year Without the aid of these men this yearbook would not have been possible. Abts, Dr. F. J. and McVay Adrian, Joe Allen, William H. American Cafe American State Bank Auld, Dr. and Hubner Baggs and Tamesia Betty's Cafe Bicknell, Dr. Biegelmeierg Law Office Bitterman's Garage Booth Cleaners Broadway Hardware Burgi Lumber Co. Chaplin's Christopherson's Flower Shop Christopherson's Motor Co. City Drug Store Cope, Lee Couch, Geneva Croll-Freeman Dendinger, Dr. Depot Cafe Donaldson's Meat Market Drier Creamery Eastman's Ernie's Market Esther's Beauty Shoppe Fantle Bros. Dept. Store Farm Implement Supply Firestone First Dakota National Bank Frank's Service Frick, Marian Globe Shop Goetz, Annag City Auditor Gregg Oil Company Gurney, Charles Gurney's Seed Co. Hanger Photo Studio Hogan's Shoe Store Hohn, Dr. Hollywood Beauty Shoppe Home Appliance Co. Janousek Photo Studio Jerdon Shop Jo Ellen Shop Johnson's Bakery K 8x K Company Kabeiseman's Furniture and Hardware Karmelkorn Shop Keating Creamery Krall, Dr. L 8z L Motor Supply Co. Lehman Radio Service Lockwood, Dr. Marshall-Wells Store Meredith's Jewelry Montgomery Ward 8a Co. Morten, Dr. Newberry Co., J. J. Nielsen's Sport and Camera Shop Northwestern Public Service Co Novotny Greenhouses Ohlman, M. P. Penney Co., J. C. Pioneer Bakery Presto Cafe Rolfs, Emmag City Treasurer Roller Rink Scott's Store Smith, Dr. Strain, F. R. 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