Beresford High School - Watchdog Yearbook (Beresford, SD)

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,f ' f' - X I ' A 14,3 Q...-hi .,'La.,- ' if ' . r'ffW1A4Z.Z ?L9 -49Z' 4 45L , .f , PAT SWANSON ' I have a heart with room for every joy. A! P4 A, J ,lL,l,l4j,,4,v'l 7J I Av: , ' ' I 7 ff QL,-,Q M ff 2 llhfvlf, I Ajk ,.,, .Lff?g,MMfNy Alfa ,v, ,, U ,,,. D , 7 V ,I 1 ' , f ' , 1 I-f ,I as A 9 -,-'2'1!gTrL'4iKE 5UI1m .J fin, - A little gin! withiff quiet ways, 55? One we want for a V friend always. I Z5 ' o f A X 4, A he ,A l ' DELORIS RAMSELL f MILTON TENDLER Content to do her duty The man who wills is the and find in duty her full man who can. reward- , , W A, CHARLES THISSELL A I respect faith, but V' doubt is what gets you an Q ' education. ' ,J X Q . I, RUTHIE SUNDSTROM' gg likable girl with a likable way WU. 'ffff .lan K - f' ' 'f'L':- ' I , ,V 47 LC K, 4, . favv ' ' , 'V A 'T .7 4, A ' f My 'fa f Vlrftw 1- 1734, 0-1 r. DARLENE SWANSON A good nature and a happy disposition MARGE,TORNBERG Sorrow is the mere rust of the soul, ac- ' tivity will cleanse and brighten it.

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3: JANICE MCMILLAN ,, Happiness is 21 fOI'm 5 of courage. In 4' ..., JY I Qxtgifi A 2 t Ig RAY NEUROTH :- i tk A little work, a little i I W Play, dy p'w, To keep us going and so f good-day. RQGER MESSLER ,z My interest is in the future because I'm going to DELMAR OLSEN Where words are scarce spend the rest of my life th?Y'Fe Seldom Spent in there. Valn- LADELL MILLER Charming manners and a winning smile, Will carry her onward for many a mile. ' ROGER ORR I never dared to be as funny as I can. ww 'uw fp -an fvfx Q '7'-H 9, VERNON PALMER , For great and low gif g there is but one test, A That every man shall Ntwig Q g do his best. gtk M M ew E 2 if LEO NARUM J ' a ' A smiling boy with S lots of pep , 2, And one nho likes to P play--you bet. ,g,,,u-1,21 4 ,rf ,449', IIN 51

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'X N contented like me? Q- ty . ,L 1 'f L ' 1 Lfj ' BOB UECK1-:R , y ,I-' Happy am Ig from- 'fi ,f A ,f' I care I'm free, JJIA' I M70' !f4 Why aren't they 1 Lfx I -1' fv aff Vfy 's L I ' . IJ W i 'A Ml 4 little at the close of the school year as forty-four pairs of feet belonging to the ' , ' L I ' 1.9! ,fl viz Ji.'32,QL iL?e! 1 V Hurried footsteps begin to falter a LL: I If ' ll ! at KA-V1 MARLYS WELCH Kindness and cheer- fulness are among her good qualities. LORETTA WEVIK I can tell her b ' R Y her jolly air. , seniors realize that their high school days are just about over. Only a senior can understand the feeling of graduation, the scattering of friends and the knowing that now they are old enough to take their place in the world. The class of '49 chose as their col- ors the combination of blue and silver, the red rose as their flower and the mot- to, nForward ever, backward never.n Dur- ing the close of the year they presented an inspiring drama, nOld Doc.n Contributing talents in every field, the seniors have been active in athlet- ics, journalism, music, dramatics, dec- lamation and debate. Clyde Boyd was chosen as president of the class with Louis Lass, vice-presi- dent and Joan Gillen as secretary-treas- urer. Elva Pfeifle and M. H. Shennum were the class supervisors. SENIOR PLAY CAST Back row: R. Dolan, L. Grottveit, R. Uecker, W. Bailey, R, Orr, C. Thissell and C. Boyd. Front row: L. Wilson. H. Jensen, D. Swanson, L. Miller, L. Larson,- M. Tornberg, J. Edbloom, L. Dullerud and J. Graverson. MW can shoulder them. 1,94 . oonsl ilities gra- vitate to the person who