Beresford High School - Watchdog Yearbook (Beresford, SD)

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I-Iomemakers Work FHA OFFICERS: G. Erickson, A. Hybertson, J. Graham and C. Nase. Home Ec girls enter- tain boys at val- entine party, Bustling footsteps of future home makers hur- rying to ovens emitting spicy odors and to sewing machines producing fashionable garments keep things humming in the homemaking department. Carolynn Determan, a local FHA member, was a South Dakota delegate to the national convention of to Better Home Life FHA CHRISTMAS SKIT CAST Left to right: D. Rhea, C. Detennan, E. Dolan, B. Aalberg and R. Torn- berg. the Future Homemakers of America at Kansas City. During the school year the home ec girls gave a style show at a district meet at Parker, served a Christmas tea, sponsored a valentine party and pre- sented a style show in the spring, modeling the garments made in home ec classes. A Left to right are J. Gillen, M. Bic- kett, J. McMillan and E. Quinn sew- ing. M. E. Christopher- son, L. Schirmer, R. G. Sweeley, F, Dougherty and A. Guindon are being served at a tea by D. Walker.

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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.

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Students Assist in Office and Library .122 K, ik 1 OFFICE WORKETLS Back row: L. Wevik, J. McMillan, D. Swanson and D. Duncan. Front row: L. Dulleiud, J. ifdbloom and J. Graverson. Tom Lietzke and Marvin Carlson check out books from librarians Phyllis Sundstrom and Charles Kennedy. LIBRARIANS Left to right: R. Jacobson, J. Gillen, C. Kenn- edy, A. Clay, L. Henle, J. Imndeen, L. Lass, J. Young, P. Lass and D. Ramsell. I The library, a place to study or perhaps a place to simply loaf and kill time, has had many pairs of feet lin- gering about it every day. To aid the student in his study- ing, the library is equipped with prac- tically any source of reading material one could ask for. Students have busi- ly scanned most of two thousand books in desperate search for material for a book report. Eleven student librarians, under the supervision of Minna Smith, were kept busy filing books and magazines as well as checking out papers and maga- zines. To assist with the work in tue of- fice, six students were selected to put in one period a day as office assist- ants. Taking telephone messages, typing, filing papers and running on errands made up the work of the assistants.