Beresford High School - Watchdog Yearbook (Beresford, SD)

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HHHHZ HHMEMHIHS ggfbvk an PHPHIH H PIHJ IN WIHH -vw ALETA GUI NDON I-lcxnemaldng Hanemaking Club Adviser 4 f Cm , Sunni 5 C-ye' FE 3 5,gr:a 'Ja' f' ,,.. V! 1 M J Y, ..,.. pa f 'J t Q R 1 I A P1471 M' W 1 -1 - if T? HOMEMAKING CLUB MEMBERS H1 I: JO Gillen, No Larson, Do Rhea, Mo G0 Stalheim, Mo Tocrnberg, In m1nm'udg D0 Rise, S. Henderson, D. Scroggs, M. Voegeli. Row II: J. Bdbloom, D. Erlander, M. Bickett, B. Bo- den, D. Schemting, D. Johnson, co NESS, Jo BOHCT, Do Murray, vo Fitzgerald, A. Snndstrcm, M. Wel- ch, B. Lanham, D. Johnson, J.Gra- ham. R1 III: JO Dekrmang Go Walter, E. Quinn, J. Henriksen, P. Sundstrcm, E. Dolan, R. Torn- berg, co Deteling D0 Rcnan, Jo Keffe-rg Go Ao son, E. Anderson, M. Dailey, J. Graverson. ROI IV: E. Sveeggen, B. Hult, P. Manson, A. Young, J. Mclxillan, D. Carlson, G. Henrik- sen, M. Corey, L. Miller, N. Eng- strcm, P. O'Connm'. D. Swanson, C. MCAthie, J. Briggle, D. Dun- can, D. Duncan, M. Welch.

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eww Holes YEHHHUHK REVIEWS SEHSUN5 Well kids, here it ig your 1948 Watch- dog- N0 Spring is quite complete with- out students enthusiastically having Simply everyone' sign their yearbook. With spring publication in mind the annual staff, headed by Glenn Holse, ed- itor-in-chief, and Lois Bachman, typ- ist, worked throughout the winter mon- ths to bring BHS HTHE SEASONSn-- ff! f Q Y o wilson' xx. v 9 6 nbil, Gs YES., G. xrio-gi-ukefe Eyuap, Wggmggpfo 5099 5. Pauline Inberg, copy-editor, and LaDell Miller, general as- sistant, also contributed of their time and talents. Polly McDonald, photography editor, worked under the direction of M. H. Shennum. Helen Jensen did a notable job ofsoliciting subscribers for the annual. Joan Determan assisted widxthe typing and R. H. Smart was an- nual adviser. Also pictured are the Quill and Scroll members whocomposed an honorary journalistic soc- iety. Membership is granted for outstanding work on the Beresonian staff. pavhne Inberi fl- ' . so V 44 dn... 'rv V La Dah MiNer

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HHMHHHN HIHUMVE HI SHWV FFAIURBERS Row I: J. Landon, M. Danielson, J. Hanson, R. Dullernd, G. McGuire, K. Merrick, J. Edbloam, R. Clay. Row II: R. Graham, P. Carlson, C. Clay, L. Hubert, L. Hult, J. Clark, D. Johnson, F. Deternan, B. Blumer. RUF III: J. Eide, R. Soderstran, R. Pesicka, J. Wickstrom, D. Olson, W. Dolan, J. Lyle, L. Anderson. Roi IV: D. Merrick, R. Johnson, R. Bovill, D. Ende, L. Klostergaard, J.Kennedy, R. Wedeen. FFA Spring being the planting season, Bud gets out his seed catalog and in true 'man of the soil style polishes his 'green thumb . The Future Farmers of America have been striving toward their motto Learning to do, doing to learn, earning to live, living to serve.n Such activities as swine improve- ment, testing seed, supervised practice and co-operation were carried on. Raising of sheep, oats, corn, swine, and beef are pro- jects planned. FHA Looking out the window at the warm flowing sunshine, Bud blinks, yawns and dreams of the old fishing pond. It seems springfever just naturally occurs when house cleaning is mentioned. WPrepar1ng the American girl for her posi- tion in a changing world, is the general purpose of HomemaKing,n stated Aleta Guindon, Homemaking instructor, as she reviewed the units offered in this year's FHA course. Hath 'H -.. Gordon ,Tovnb .2 M , J Qt, FQ x Times Kean 'UF fl Dshnaf Olsen . 5 6 5 .N-V7 of N. lQv55fLl Carwxhtk ,v 4556? .gxe 'HRW K A N Pala Lvmld A. F. TONN 5 3. Agriculture -4 Manual Training ff? FFA Advisor A J uf , g g K . s 9'