(original in the Helen McGee Collection at the Hot Springs Public Library)
The Class of 1946 and their sponsor, Miss Ferrero, were guests of honor at a banquet Thursday evening, May 2nd, sponsored by the B & PW Club and the Kiwanis Club. Following the banquet the entire group repaired to the Recration Hall where the seniors were again the honored guests at a concert presented by the Girls Choir of the Nebraska State Teachers College of Chadron, Nebr. The class and Miss Ferrero wish to take this opportunity to thank their hosts for the honor shown them and for a very pleasant evening.
Two films were shown in the High School this week. Both Home Ec Classes viewed a film on "Thread of Fashion," a film depicting the making of thread, fabrics and modeling costume. "Electrons on Parade" was exhibited for the benefit of the General Science, Physics, and Chemistry students. It portrayed the making of electronic tubes.
The Seniors and their sponsor left at 2:30 Wednesday on a picnic. After touring Wind Cave they returned to Hot Springs to the plunge, a supper, and a show. All reported a good time. The Seniors elected to take no regular full skip-day this year but rather to be given Senior Week. Any Senior passing in all subjects does not have to attend school the last week.
This afternoon, Friday, May 10th, the local track boys are at Hot Springs participating in the B Division of the Regional Track Meet. Schools eligible to participate in this B meet are Belvedere, Buffalo, Camp Crook, Draper, Edgemont, Hill City, Interior, Kadoka, Kennebec, Keystone, Martin, Midland, Murdo, Newell, New Underwood, Nisland, Philip, Piedmont, Pine Ridge, Presho, Provo, Quinn, Reliance, Scenic, Vale, Vivian, Wall and White River.
.Those entering from the local high school are:
Chad Tames, 100 yd., 220 yd., discus and half mile relay
Verlyn Holt, 100 yd., 220 yd., shot put and half mile relay
Bill Bain, 120 yd. high hurdles, 200 yd. low hurdles, broad jump and discus
Bill Thompson, broad jump, 200 yd. low hurdles, half mile relay and mile relay
Douglas Newlin, 200 yd. dash, shot put, half mile relay, mile relay
Fred Barham, 440 yd. dash, 120 yd. high hurdles and mile relay
Harry Pendergast, pole vault and high jump
Tom Cross, half mile run and shot put
Floyd Forbord, half mile run
Lavonne Kozel, mile run
Harold Antelman, mile run
Howard Zink, 440 yd. dash and mile relay
Jerry Hoppes, pole vault
On Thursday evening, May 16th, at 7:30 o'clock, Mrs. Richardson, director of vocal music in the school, will present her May musical in the auditorium of the schoolhouse. The program, the work of the grade pupils, follows:
The Fuzzy Caterpillar - - First grade
Pussy Williows - - 1st and 2nd grades
Buttercups - - Sylvia Jennewein
My Pony )
Daisies and Blackeyed Susans ) Kindergarten
Little Yellow Dandelion )
The Violet - - Donald Herman & Harry Barton
The Moon's Lullaby - - 3-grade group
A Spring Walk - - 3rd and 4th grades
Sweet Pea Ladies - - Barbara Buhn, Dale Herman, Harry Gilpin, Dorothy Speer
Rhythm Band - - "Listen to the Bells", "Twinkle, Twinkle Little Star"
The Conceited Frog - - 2nd grades
Raindrops - - Sharon Tinsley
Daisy - - Marilyn Kolkman, Dixie Lee Morgan and Carol Thompson
Spring Is Here - - 4th grade
Daffy Down Dilly - - Deanne Marsh, Nevetta Buhn and Wanda Hoehne
Sweet Melody of Spring - - Jacqueline White and Joyce Richardson
Spring Song - - 5th and 6th grades
The Tulips - - Linova Jennewein
Rainbow Promise - - Tommy Veren & Keith Herdman
Food For Gossip - - Constance Long
Kentucky Babe - - 7th grade
When You Were a Tulip - - Charles Conger, Val Hendricks, Sharles Scott, Marilyn Silvernale, Janice Hudson, and Beverly Jonson
Bells of St. Mary's - - 8th grade
Bluddle-Uddle-Umdm - - Donald Smith, Alice Keene, Patricia Mills, Patricia Helmer, Joan Holt, Douglas Jackman
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