Beresford High School - Watchdog Yearbook (Beresford, SD)

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WY? kYif1f5'E2Qf1x:: f 21,533 5 W 4911? ...ff- k fww J 97 L A ip China, birthplace of old- world learning, holds a wealth of inspiring knowledge for our typical boy and girl as they stop for a peek at one of ci- vilization's starting points. Beresford high's cultural center, containing two walls packed with books, was under the direction of Principal C. C. Seeger this year as head li- brarian. The 15 student li- brarians have assisted him in checking out magazines andtak- ina- r-sawn nf' +-ha O 'Iwo L.,.,l1,.. I

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Crossing over to Russia, the ypical boy and girl visit the ation noted for progressive arming. Agricultural activities car- ied on under the leadership of rthur Tonn, included project ork, judging, and seed treat- ng as a few main objectives. FFA, an organization of the 'uture farmers of America, held .s their aims this year commun- .ty service, leadership, pro- iect work, scholarship, use of rarliamentary procedure, earn- .ngs and savings, cooperation Lnd recreation. Manual Training boys made 1agazine racks, wall shelves, .amps, and also refinished fur- xiture. The objective of this :curse is learning the care and Lse of woodworking tools. QEA: Row 1: A. F. Tonn, advi- ser, R. Hanson, R. Pesicka, R. iedeen, D. Hanson, Row 2: L. Duncan, A. Clark, R. Hohhson, J. Kennedy, R. Merrick, D. Ol- son. Row 5: G. Clay, W.IkHmes, D. Endo, B. Bossman, R. Bovill, R. Graham, J. Stene. In circle' Seatedg G. Clay, reporter, W. Holies, pres.: M. Birgen, secq R. Hanson, treas.5 A. Tonn,ad- viser, D. Hanson, vice-pres. J 'comobsa J wg zsafuus wzmang JM ffziocf :iii Egg

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fl! f 1 Fi avi 'E P .1 F1 F34 i1 pn ,W Z M14 l' FR H 1 'S' jf el, 1 Romantic South Sea islands inspire the typical couple to cherished thoughts of home and loved ones. The day chosen for lovers, Valentine's Day, was commemo- rated in BHS this year by the annual Sweetheart dance. Queen and King of Hearts, Joan Edbloom and Bill Thompson, with their 14 attendants rep- resenting all the four classes, reigned in the Legion hall the evening of Valentine's. Editor Grace Henriksen, acting as Mis- tress of Ceremonies, coronated the royalty for the ball spon- snved vearlv by the Beresonian ,, I' ,..- Y iw? V wk x . . , 4 H2 ad jlg:v1',,- ' . Q ,, '- U I gqtfl' X ga ' tn Valentine court?hyQow l:LQFrances'pmith, King B111 Thompson, Queen Joan g,bloomjfCharlesnKe edy,NRow E: Phyllis Sundstrorfi, QeJ,ores Hhnan, JU'Q'rgr'11eh1H'T LaDell Miller, Pauline Inberg, tgfa Pattison. Row Q: Allan Pfeifle, Larry Anderson, Bqnny NygQ5fHT John Keffer, Lowell Thompson,,Re.-bert Ueigpy-, A -1 , ffl' ' 'I' nl-ff , L' A V' -5:1 ' . J ft' ,f N-, , YW' .. I 1 ' gh til 'uf , , Fha? . ,..., J , K 0 ufasffizatfa ciwi