Beresford High School - Watchdog Yearbook (Beresford, SD)

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INITIATION: J. Lantaff, B. Lietzke, M. Thorsen, P. Hagen, L. Hass, E. Thomoson, D. Ronan and D. Walker. Quickly changing from school shoes to bowling and tennis shoes, the girl ath- letes piled up points in order to obtain their monograms. Twenty of the seventy- nine GAA members earned the 900 points required to earn their B. New members polished shoes to raise money for their own initiation. Girl Athletes Pile up Points GAA B Club Back row: J. Boller, B. Boden, C. Scheuring, J. Keffer, J. Tschudy, L. filler, R. Tornberg and L. Larson. Second row: 3. Dolan, P. Lass, D. Heglin, L. Wevik, A. Daohman, D. Ramsell, B. Lanham, C. Determan, P. Sundstrom and D. Swanson. Third row: R. Jacobson, B. Le- GAA OFFICERS: B. Lietzke, secretary, J. Dolan, treasurer, R. T0PHbGTg, president and D. Ronan, vice-presi- dent. Attractively decorated in blue and silver, the Legion hall was the scene of a Christmas dance sponsored by the GAA and Legion auxiliary. Class bowling, basketball and volley ball tournaments were supervised by Elva Pfeifle, ad- visor. ist, J. Young, A. Clay, D- ROUGH and D' SCTOZSS' Front row: G. Stalheim, P. O'COHHOP, A' Abraham and V. Bickett. GAA MEETING 2

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Fleet Feet Enter State Meet TRACK SQUAD Back row: L. Lass, M. Nelson, R. Soderstrom, R. Uecker, T. Lietzke, D. Inberg and L. Thomp- son. Front row: A. Pfeifle, R. Corey, J. Landon, R. Kennedy, R. Dvorak and C. Kennedy, B Club imitates twirlers skit for a pep meeting. OE! in a hilarious Beresford fleet runners completed an active 1948 track season by qualify- ing four men for the state relays. BHS cindermen participated in the Corn Palace relays, the conference track meet in Canton, relays at Centerville, regional relays in Sioux Falls and the state meet in Rapid City. Kennedy copped firsts in the half mile at the conference relays in Canton and the Centerville track meet. Lass rated first in the mile at Centerville. Totaling 28 points for 5rd place in the regional meet, four BHS nthin cladsn qualified for the state meet at Rapid City by placing a first, second or third rating. Louis Lass, Chuck Ken- nedy, Roscoe Carlson, graduate, and Low- ell Thompson contested in the mile race, 880 yard run, broad jump and pole vault, respectively, at the state meet. gp o cw Q., like V ' z 2 E5 QT? :gy Gif? B Club Back row: J. Wlckstrom, R. Bossman, D. Nygaard, L. Klostergaard, L. Narum, D. Johnson, D. Olsen, M. Tendler, L. Thompson and D. Inberg, Middle row: V. Fowles, R. Soder- strom, C. Thissell, W. Bailey, R, Orr, R. Uecker, A. Pfeifle, R. Neur- oth and C. Kennedy. Front row: M. Nelson, R. Kennedy, J. Landon, R. COPSY, R. Dvorak, C. Boyd, C. Groff and B. Blankenberg.

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Future Farmers Strive for Finer Farms I FFA Back row: J. Wlckstrom, J. McGuire, P. Carlson, K. Merrick, J. Edbloom, R. Uecker, D. Olsen, J. Lyle, R. Bossman, D. Inberg and D. Johnson. Middle row: R. Hult, J. Landon, C. Clay, D. Hanson, J. Clark, M. Tendler, L. Klostergaard, W. Dolan, R. Soderstrom and J. Klostergaard. Front row: G. Stalheim, G. Stalheim, D. Stuessi, P. Voegeli, L. Hult, M. Carlson, J. Dolan, R. Dullerud, D. Johnson and J. Hansen. FFA OFFICERS: Back row: J. Lyle, R. Bossman and M. Tendler. Front row: W. Dolan, D. Olson and J. Landon. MANUAL TRAINING Left to right: A. F. Tonn, D. Oaks, D. Seglem, A. Ken- yon and C. Smith. Standing firmly planted on the fertile soil, are the feet of the Future Farmers of America. Like a mighty army, these young men are moving forward toward the interests of better agricul- ture. The local members of the FFA have participat- ed in livestock and dairy judging, and have taken many tours of industries in this vicinity. Delmar Olsen and Bill Dolan represented Ber- esford at the national convention at Kansas City.