Beresford High School - Watchdog Yearbook (Beresford, SD)

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J 1 Poodles Pfimp for Performance Standing: Marion Sorenson, ting: Lois Peterson, Anita . lmgs, Grace Kyllinzn N DIS B1 Betty Wevik Arnold Orr. Sit ggtZur1E2i?iois Lawless,,John Keffer, Wen , penny Q' Connor I dell Bo 0 S :Q f EX fvx 'l 1 A X D , NJ 7111 Sl - 5,11 N 5 S ' U . ,X 'EN RE ES n Lois Hanson, Arlene Tornberg, ly Stev Row l: Dot Palmer, June Anderso , Edman. Row 2: Bill Lass, Doris Messler,Kermit Swanson, Wilma son, Duane Hagen, Roslyn Sundstrom, Bill Stevenson, Foster Hans Absent: Bonnie Thorson.

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Helen Jens son: Sallinjiclenn Holse uh ssen, Lo1113k,Las:i1H::IhaL:i:gS gigs wil, Ssell I Barking Terriers Battle for Beliefs nked sec- With one superior and three excellents, Beresford ra 1 ator contest at Vermillion December l. ond in the district dec am y Placing high was Glenn Holse, sophomore, with the humorous selec- tion, WArsenic and Old Lace.W dm senior dramatics, Also representing Beresford was Iyone E an, , W d the Last Mile'H Bill Lass, senior, orating interpreting Beyon , UReselling America to Americansn and Alice Mae Larson, junion po- etry, reading HThe Explorer.U Glenn was judged good in the regional declamatory contest at Parker December 4. In an unusally active season the debaters engaged with Augus- tana academm Yankton high and a triangular tourney at Canton. l G Holse A Jordan, A. Larson, B. I-1ult,ll. Torn- Row : . . berg, L. Lass., Row 2: R. Sundstrom, G. Andersen, H. Jensen, I. Edman, C. Thissell, W, Lass. Absent: D. Hagen.

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tte, Janis' Loiell Roland, Robert' Burde Collies Concentrate on Cattle, Crops For the general betterment of peacetime farming 45 ag boys have trained under the leader- ship of Edward Torguson. These boys also belong to the Future Farmers of America club which is organized to train those interested in more advanced methods of farming. During the year the ag students have tested seeds and participatedin FFA judging contests in which they acquired experience in classifying livestock and grains. Self feeders for hogs, chicken feeders, feed bunks a wagon and gate constitute the lumber work done by ag II and Ill classes. Manual training projects consist of wood joints, paper racks, bird houses, book ends and wall shelves. Only small article were'madefdue to the lumber shortage. ffl! . k- 1 ,CH Row 1: R. Hanson, R. Hedeen, Ei Wevik, R. songllf Tendler, RL Clay, R. Uecker, L. Dun- can, C. Johnson, R. Messler. Row 2: B. Sund ' olmes, R. Merrick, C. Sundstrom, J. Kennedy, H. Nelson, R. Johnson, B. Bossman. R w : . Torguson, W. Ebsen, D. Ende, D, Mc- Vay, L. Grottveit, R. Carlson, J. Stene, R. Bo ill. Row 4: G. Clay, G. Tornberg, R. Bjorn- eberg, D. Olsen, R. Merrick, A. Clark, L. ostergaard. -7,1 at f J