Beresford High School - Watchdog Yearbook (Beresford, SD)

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Queen Helen and King Edsel ima cuzcf B As a tribute to the queen, the Beresford chdogs, led by King Ldsel, winged the Can- C-Hawks for a 31-O victory in tie tradi- nal gridiron battle. uTrouble Shooteru, the Homecoming play, given in the Legion hall that evening, lowed by a high school dance, which con- ded a successful homecoming. Homecoming play cast Seated P McDonald, L Peterson, A Blumer, L. Lawless, D O'Connor Standlng D Eaumberger, B Nevlk, S Nis sen, W. Holmes

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LM 0 Kef er, Queen He en Sundstrom, King Edsel Inberg, Marge Lass,Bill ' ' . Thomp s on . 7 I 3 I Homecomin ro alt : Duane Thorson, Lois Lawless, Betty Wevik, John dp!lpL! ww! L e www fff Q7!Z,m3 0 .WDZZME Back to BHS for e wonderful homecoming, Helen is made queen, Benny remaining her ever loyal subject. Queen Helen Sundstrom and King Edsel In- berg reigned as royalty for a cloudy but glo- rious Homecoming. Attending the queen were Lois Lawless, Margie Lass and Betty Wevik. King's attendants were Wilmar Thompson, John Keffer and Duane Thorson.

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Benacfiafion Perhaps the most: important art of a typical boy or girl's ife is his or her reverence to od. To complete the all-around naracter of the average high chool boy and girl, this year ne period a week has been set side for religious instruction. Xl Eighth period on Thursdays flocks of students head in everg direction to the church of theil choice. America's youth hereby dedi- cate themselves, their prayers, their hopes, their love of God, to world-wide peace . Z -. 235 UE ffl mia 70 mc' Ti mb ga O 0 O v 5. K 3 IJ xnogs 'uaglddns lamps 's1zLlduS0q1g'I ' 2 n 5 ww Ln O C -4 I U P K O A T O 3: 2 E f. r 2 Y? 0 g x -n P.