Beresford High School - Watchdog Yearbook (Beresford, SD)

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Sourry to Publioize School Events , be BEHCSONIAN STAFI' PICNIC Left 1' QQ ff to right: L. Miller, M. Torn, 44 berg, L. Larson, L. Wilson, D. 1 gg, 'N Ramsell, D. Blumer, L. Duller- j4 'L A 'v A! ua, J. Gillen, E. Quinn, H. X gm fi' Jensen, J. Graverson, B. Hult 3 ,E - ,A M14 and L. Wevik. if s 4 ,. g fX I, 92.5 A U' Wi PLLQ- vp., A nfs X - . HY, .-, Raw , -2 . .I ,V . V 4 b 1 K wg :Q idzggw ff, 4 wfhkf 4 'IWffx i'?f.'3 ..2z ' - pf :VH AW.. 35.35 QUILL AND SCROLL Back row: B. Blankenburg, L. Miller, M. Nelson and L. Larson. Seated: J. Gil- len and Lois Wilson. Feet of thirty-two journalists scurry in every direction to dig out the latest news in order to meet the deadline for the paper. The Beresonian staff is composed of fif- teen seniors and seventeen juniors who gained their positions by obtaining an A or B average. Six members of the staff are members of Quill and Scroll, a national journalistic hon- orary society. These include Lillie Ann Lar- son, Joan Gillen, Lois Wilson, LaDell Miller, Melvin Nelson and Bill Blankenburg, who were granted membership by doing outstanding work in journalism. Lois Wilson was a member of All State Staff, a group of ten high school journalists selected through state wide competition. The staff covered the SDHSPA at Brookings and SDEA at Aberdeen as reporters. Fifteen journalists attended the SDHSPA state convention at Brookings.at which the Ber- esonian and Watchdog were both awarded an ex- cellent rating. During the spring months the journalists attended the district convention at Yankton. The Beresonian staff also sponsored the annual Sweetheart dance.

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Journalists E 43. 1.15 Eileen Dolan, associate editorg Anna Laura Bachman, ed- itor and Joyce Young, associate editor. V BERESOHIAII STAFF trom, R. Tornberg, D. Heglin, W. Bailey, A, Pfeifle and B. Blankenberg. Middle row: C. Det- erman, L. Tfevik, Walters and J. Young, B. Larmam, 1' Back row: C. Boyd, V. Palmer, M. Nelson, L. Wilson, L. Miller, R. Sunds- H. Jensen, D. Bamsell, L. Larson, E. Dolan, B. Tuntland, N. Peterson, G. Graverson. Front row: G. Stalheim, J. Gillen, D. Ronan, P. Sundstrom, J. D, Scroggs, L. Dullerud, E. Quinn and M., Tornberg.

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Annual Provides Picture Record of School Life P ii' 5 nfgyli MM- .g,5,?,. QggQJ1d OIE, The Watchdog of 1949,--a book filled with pictures and a little copy, presents the footsteps of the school year. It wasn't meant to be just a nbook,n but a storehouse filled with memories. When one graduates from high school there is nothing left but perhaps a few souvenirs and four annuals which have been purchased from year to year. This annual and others are what is left after one graduates, a little something that can be ndug outn every once in a while to qui- etly reminisce over. As you linger over page after page in future years, remember your high school days and that nThe past is only a memory away.n LaDell Miller was editor-in- chief of the 1949 Watchdog, Lillie Ann Larson and Lois Wilson, copy editors, Nancy Peterson, art edi- torg and Allen Pfeifle and Bill Blankenburg, photographers. The annual was under the supervision of R. H. Smart. Zaqtil