Beresford High School - Watchdog Yearbook (Beresford, SD)

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GAA letterwinners: Roi 1: D. Murray, M. Lass, L. Lun- less, A Scheurffg, H. Sundstrom, F. Smith. Row 2: P. McDonald, J. Bruehler, M. Sorenson, D. Johnson, M. Co- rey, L Peterson, P. Dalgaard, A. Landon. Row 3: M. Nelson, G Kylling, J. Determan, L. Bach an, B. Ende, B Wevik, P. Inberg, S. Henderson. V ' 'Sa ,v .-fl A Across the Pyrenees is the nation nc ted the world over for her lovely and vel satile women, France. Busy finding chi coiffures, gowns and hats, Helen remember her GAA girl friends at home. The Girls'Athletic Association is mac up of about 75 girls taking part in voI ley ball, basketball, bowling, kittenball and many other sports. With Norma Andm son as the leader, GAA is one of the hig school's most active organizations. M .mms zz go Qfiato 'ay A GAA- Row 1' L. Bachman, P. Suncistrom, D. Ronan, HTX 'SuTasErom,.F, Smith, L. Larson, J. Boller, L. Pet- erson, D. Ramsell. Row 2: P. Lass, D. Murray, Pgfqi ' Xa xxx Lass, D. Murray, P. Dalgaard, R. Tornberg, P. Mc- Donald, J. Edbloom, R. Jeschke, C. O'Connor, A. ,S J. Landon, A. McCaskey, M. Fitzgerald, P. Pesickmijq Rx S Row 3: S. Henderson, L. Wevik, L. Larson, L. Law- less A. Abraham, L Miller, H. Johnson, C. Deter- man,,D. Swanson, Quinn, V. Leist, D. Scroggsfajg' N. Mcvay, C. Nase, R. Tornberg. Row 4: D. Erlan-62' der, A. Scheuring, G. Kylling, P. O'Connor, P. Se vuwm,A.Mdmm,E.mnm,D.hmmm,J.mwbQJ, ler, D. Welch, P. Reinartz, J. Henriksen, J1 Young, P. Swanson, L. Dullerud. Row 5: R. Jacobson, M. Nelson, P. Inberg, J. Determan, M. Lass, M. Soren- son, D. Carlson, N. Engstrom, L. Henle, J. McMil- lan, J. Graverson, B. Wevik, M. Corey, D. Heglin, B. Hult, M. Welch. In circle: J. B uehler, vice- presidentg P. Inberg, preslaentg P. Sundstrom,sec- retaryg L. Miller, treasurer. if ' K P n. sf mm2' , L, .F wm2wemsm w 5. A l x... ',.as'w...,S3,e ' 3 'H1.m x1mwl5i .ez 1..54mw wh':r 'Q 5 5 fe E

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s use , TQ fb Twirlers Row 1 Frances Smith, Helen Sundstrom, I Is Peterson Row 2 Polly McDonald, Darlene John son, Jo Bruehler Betty Wevik, Joan Determan Marge Lass Absent Letha Lou Larson also 'ZLfQ5,, Jlffacfemotu 1, Below: Junior cheerleaders: Phyllis, Marjorie, Deloreev .L E 1 f 34' Above: Senior cheerleadersg HeIen, LOIS, Frances. As in days of old Spanish arenas, th fair senoritas line the sidelines cheer ing their champions on to victory. Beresford's damsels, spurring the boy on to football and basketball wins, ar the three senior and three junior cheer leaders. Adding skill and pulchritude t home games are the eight twirlers led b Helen Sundstrom. 4

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1 declaimersz Seated: D. Muller, G. Holse, P. Inberg. ii-1. gggigiiseg: Sundstrom, L. Lass, D. O'Connor, C. Thistle, S cg 'ZOLL 5, fm? 'NN nzufafz CZK Following the path of the immor- tal Bard, dramatic, declamation and debate groups carried out a full pro- gram this year. Glen Holse, Pauline Inberg, Louis Lass and Dennis 0'Connor won a dis- trict declam trophy, placing runners- up with Vermillion. Glen furthered the honors by placing Excellent in the Regional contest. Debate squads debating the cause of socialized medicine took part in three major tournaments and several other invitational debates. The for- ensic groups were directed by R.G. Sweeley, history instructor. Three plays presented during the year were the homecoming play, nTrou- ble Shootern. junior play, nBashful Bobbyn, and the senior play, nAlm0st Eighteenn. The three-act comedies were under the direction of Holland Smart and C.C. Seeger. A ,KW t We .-- tggfito fe my 4fqE,g QQ ,QM y,,j 5 Q 55 j yyge Us ig Q Q fi 351511 L. A c