Brookings High School - Bobcat Yearbook (Brookings, SD)

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M rl 1 .f. ------- ....- -if .i-M...-...i-..i.-... ---- ' vu, I I i V i PRIN. M. A. LYNOTT Pierre Yankton College Michigan U SUPT. 1. E. MARTIN Brookings Kansas State Minnesota U Wisconsin U Colorado U 1 1uii1iiii-.i....im1ii 1 1 1 --iii .... ,.. ...,i..i....m..i f 1., 'go 'F'- '-H' ---- ------ - -1- 421 --W -------- - - - - 5 1 , 1 1 1 . 1 . I E 1 ,. 1 ., 1 I E 1 . 1 . 1 . 1 . 1 1 1 . 1 . 1 . 1 1 . 1 . 1 . 1 . 1 . 1 1 . 1 . 1 . 1 . 1 . 1 . 1 I . 1 1 . 1 . 1 1 . 1 . 1 . 1 . 1 . 1 1 . 1 . 1 . 1 . I in-:nfl EVA BUOKNAJM : Ernglis-h and -French University of 'Iowa - 0'S3Ig'6, Ifovwa RIOBERIT .E. ICIOIFIEEY : Athlietiic xDire'etor and .Mathenianticsi 1S'outh Dakota State - Brookings, S, D. IMIAIRJIIE URIOISISLIAIND : Oovmmercial Illifnlois Wesleyan University - Normal, Ill. 'OLAJUDE BN : .Music 'MciPhaili3 1Slchoo.L of 'Music - Brookings, S. D. JESISILE FIRJIIDIIJEY : Librarian University of Minnesota - Brookings, S. D. MURJIEL FURGIAISIOIN : Home Economics University of 'Minnesota - HSYC. Paul, Minn. IESVDHEIR IGIIIEDD : .Science 'Somth -Dakwota State - Avon, S. D. BILAINCIHIE 'GIRIEEN : Mathematic-s V 5 BSouth Dakota 'State - - ' , :S. D. LESTER .D. HURIRIGAN : Science South Dakota. State - Brookings, S. D. 3 1un1. ...m1nu.-.qnq-.mil .-im-. ,.,,1.m-. 1 1 ... 1,,1.,.1u.,,Mi,1ng1g.i4il.-.ui1-nq1.nu14m.-,iun1.,n1.4u1.i.1 1 1 181 1- -rx-. ,Y 46-1 4 .Q ., rl x,.-'e' 4 ' .fN Rm, .fx K , ,,,1 .51 -w-QM ,wx ,, J..-,.-Q.. f' A .'l- -uL1xl-'7'- lx pf- v f - - ,- - ,,.--,1.. ..1 B..- ... - l--w- N.53,1XY, x MI., , . L 11 'au ?,,l -, ,ao V Qiitf ,,,,,,,., ..,- ...,l-- ...-1--1w--:f---w-- --1 r--H-- - --f .-5549 - -evm fr x.HL,1. .142 -wi QW.. , ,-. 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I AIVIES THOMPSON CLASS AIDVIISIERS MISS CROSSLAND MISS TEST MR, HORRIGAN MISS MILLER FLOWER-Sweet Pea COLORS-Three Shades of Lavender MOTTO- Not the sunset but The dawn .1 - - ..- - ... .... - ..........,...,..,-....-...,-,,,- .. - .. - - .. .P E121 filf 167- . 4' A il ,Aj .......-..--------.. Ls ARNOLD ANDERSON Andy In the long lun a man must depend on h1s own wmd Foot1ball4 Tnarck 3 4 Monogram 3 4 Dell Rapldf H S 1 2 DELORE ANDERSON Tyke And make my eated hea1t knock at my r1bs Glee Club 1 2 3 Onchestra 1 Band 1 2 Blofboca 3 ARLENE BAILEY Arlene French Gluh 3 4 ALMA BANKERT Alma I have no other 1eason than a woman s reaq I thmk hun so wbefcause I thmk hlm so Glee Club 2 3 G A A I2 3 4 M1ddleton H S 1 THOMAS BARRET Pug Quxet, but good wolker LAWRENCE BARTLINC Bones Oh' Why dldnt I Stalt steppmg out when I Wa. a freshman Mono1g'ram3 4 Jumor Play Golf 3 4 MARY ELLEN BIBBY 'lSunsh1ne Ver1ly venly, I say unto thee Won't you go lboblamg' my Bobbxe Wlth me'7 G A A 1 2 3 4 Dramatlc Club 3 4 Ozches tra 3 4 Band 3 Class Off1cer 2 Bwboca 4 Jun1o1 Semor Play 3 Bobcat Staff Senlor Play 4 SADIE BORTNEM uSad1e I feel llke Wlltlllg' home fol mole money G A A 2 3 4 Glee Club 1,2 Bxoboca 4 13 u - n u . , , ' ' n ' 1 X '- 1 1 I . , . , ' 1 'S . . , . as rv ' as E , . ' , In l ' ' 1 1 - ' 1 - v I 3' ca . as . l , 1 - y ' zz '11 9 'f '- .,-on. . . - . 1 . ,, I , , ' , , . . . . , , . u n u ' , 1 - 79 sa n u , U ' 1 , . l ' I ,, u 3 ' ' a Baslkeldball 3, 4. Dramatilc 'Club 3, 4. Forum 4. . - , ' , . . , . 4 - n ll L ' ,' Y 5 1 ' ' 1 ' . . . , -, ' , . ' ' 4 ' ' ' , . ' I - , . ' V . I ' il .' . - . . '-1 , ' vl I Y . ' u, X -X n n A ' .' ' . . :J . . . I, , . 1 ' . ' 3 . -.....,...-W-.. -..-....-....- -,,,.--..........-w..un....u ...w-m- D.,-4' , ...xi QI -'X .N 2.53. jg-Qc-H PM lil.-Efl 1512? 1 fl . if !1,,',ff,5i-.li F 137,457 H:Ji,,.,qf,7 -1-fH- - --A - -. -. -..- --...--.... 557. , -Jie.,--.1 71. -,gg -..sfzy ,4-:.' 1-in, V w:.ur! Q, ,bf .5-,. lx 5 fam .,.,v.tlh.,M Q.- CHARLOTTE BROWN lClha.r G. A. A. 1, 2, 3, 4. uGlee Club 3. -Dramatic Club 1, 2, 3, 4. French Cllwb 4. :Debate 1. Orchestra 4. Band 4. Bobcat Staff. DOROTHY BUSHNELL HD0t!1 Certainly they named vthe home town after me. French tGlub 3, 4. DONALD CALDWELL HDOHI! I n-ever let my studies interfere with my education, so bring on the cards. Football 1. rGlee 1Glufb 1. Mono-gram Club 1, 2, 3, 4. lSenior Play 4. RANDALL CALDWELL Randall Villain and he fbe many miles arsunderf' VIVIAN CHRISTENSEN -Ohristyn I :can easier -teach tlwenty 'what were good to be done,-than be one off the twenty to follow my ofwn teaching. G. A. A. 1, 2, 3, 4. Dramatic .Clwb 3, 4. Glee Olulb 1, s2., 3. 1O'vehestra 2, 3, 4. Junior-Senior Play 3. IS. QS. iS. 4. 'Stu-dent Council 2. Senior Play 4. ARTHUR CLARIN Arts ' 'fflhangfe me! Cfhange me! NO! -time in thy flight, Make me a wild man just for tonight. 'Dwamatilc 'Club 1, 2, 3, +4. Dramatics 1, 2, 3, 4. fG11ee Oluab 13, 4. Bland 4. Senior 'Play 4. jOHN CLARIN Jawn He who sleeps feels not the -toothachef' LUCILLE CROTHERS ulaucyn Another of those .golf ball chasing maniacs. G. A. A. 3, 4. Dramatic 'Club 3, 4. -Debate 1. 'Orchestra -3, 4. 'Band 3, 4. Junior Play. French Clulb 3, 4. 1--.m...1nn..munA-lm.. -1.-g--nga...-... ... ..., .... .... ....,... .. A E141 'T A li r ...V 3' at H- -1-h ----------- AQHXZQII r-4 ALICE DAHL 4CA1iyc,e7l Her stature tall-I hate dumpy women. G. A. A. 2, 3, 4. .Brdboca 4. EVA DANIELSON Peroxide Her hair is auburn, mine is 'perfect yellow. If that be all :the difference vin his love, I'1l get me such a colored periwi-gf' Dramatic 'Club 3, 4. Junior Play. -S. S. VS. Lind- 'etrom 'H. iS. 1. Uhiicag-o' ZH. S. 2. VERN EBERLEIN Hvernv We know not fwhat we are, but we know what We may be. . Glee Clulb 4. F. F. A. 1, 2, 3, 4. Extemporaneous 4. Junior-.Senior Play 4. 'Senior Play 4. DOROTHY EIDEM zcnottyrr Oh, for an engine to :turn back all the clocks. G. A. A. 1, l2, 3. Dramatic 1Cllub 3, 4. Orchestra 1, 2, 3. Bro-boca 2, 3. Boblcat Staff. Junior- Senior Play 3. Student -Council 2. IS. S. S. CLYDE ENCEL uEnge1n Pd rather hug a football than 'anything else I knofwi' Football 4. Band 4. Fountain High S'choo1 1, 2, 3. Monogram 4. BERNITTA ENNIS 'lNttta Some day the telephone cord will break. G. A. A. 1, 2, 3, 14. -Glee Club 1. Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4. Broboca 1, 3. Junior-:Senior Play 3. Student Oounfcil 1, 3, 4. LS. QS. nS. Senior Play 4. DAN FINN 'Chiuck For he was n-o more than overshoes in lovef' Bvasketball 3, 4. Football 3, 4. Track 2, 3, 4. Monogram Club 3, 4. Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4. Band 2, 3, 4. Class Officer 4. BERNICE ENRIGHT Bernice Star of the East G. A. A. 1, 2, 3, 4. French Cl-uh 3, 4. Class 'Officer 1. IS. S. S. I vfgutl-nu--nn-nu -111111111 uuignl. 11 T T l T -- l limi ninni ROBERT FLITTIE Bobbie God bless the man that invented erasersf' Band 1. Junior Play 3. Junior-Senior Play 4. Broboca Stvaff 2. Senior Play 4. LUCILLE FRY llFl,yl1 Alack! There lies more peril in thy eye than in twenty swords. G. A. A. 1, 2, 3. 'Glee Club 1, 2, -3, 4. Broboca 3. S. S. S. 4. LENORE GRAVES Lenore We have heard that everyone' craves, The great-hearted friendship of Lenore Graves. 'Glee Club 3, 4. GEORGE GETVY llGettyH Ah, me how weak a thing the heart of woman is. Basketball 3, 4. Monogram Cluvb 3, 4. Football 4. Aberdeen High School 1, 2. Senior Pl-ay 4. ARNIE GREEN Arnie He hath a lean and hungry look. Class Otfliiicer 1, 4. Bobcat Stafff 4. F. F. A. 1, 2, 3, 4. Senior Play 4. OTTELIA GREEN Lila This great senior girl, -Otteli-a Green, Albolut her, its 'im-possible to write something mean. rGlee Club 3, 4. Broboca 4. GEORGE GULBRANDSEN HJ-ud!! Sigh no more, ladies. Sigh no more, Men are ever deceiversf' Dramatic Club 3, 4. Glee Club 1. Band 3, 4. Junior Play. JunioraSe'nior Play 3, 4. Student Council 4. 'Senior Play 4. ANNA GU NSALUS Anna While the rest of the seniors are making riot, This lady-like lady still remains quiet. G. A. A. 1, 2, 3. Dramatic Club 2, 3, 4. French Club 3. 4. 1unTnnin-f 1 -. 1 1 1 1 - - 1n1uu1-uu--uu.- E161 X .KK M' HARRIS HALSTEAD HRIILS Well nofw I m this fai I guess I ll giaduate A 1 HELCA HEC-C Helga As fm pep and vigoi Helga Hegg Has all ihe vigor of our spicy nutmeg Glee Club 3 LEONA HICKMAN Leona 'Ihe Hou! of Tual Next day Glee IClub 1 2 4 SHIRLEY HICKMAN Shnley Su1el5 Shu ey you shall see With all great I emors she will Glee Club 1 2 Bioboca 4 THEODORA HILL D013 Theies a little mtii ate hu y im you Glee Club 3 BERNICE HIND Bareness Love is a dream and matiimony is an alzum clock that 1 why Beimce believes in dreams Glee Club 1 2 3 O11 hestia 3 4 SLudent 'Council 3 HILDECARD HOERBER Hilda Come on irls let r dissipalte. Let 5 go down to the 'Candy Kitchen. G. A. A. '2 3. G.ee 'Clulb 1 2 3 4. Brobo-ca 4. REUBEN IACOBSEN Squeak O you shall se-e 'him la-ugh till his face oe like a -wet cloak Diamatic 'Club 3 4. French Club 3 4. Glee Club 1 2 3 4. Bland 4. Junior Play. E171 '-' ' GORDON jAUS Jaus Lucky fox Goldon that I dont know Anythmg about hlm over wh ch to C1 ow Folum 4 jANlE JERMAN Kldche Hex VOICE IS svweet and low Boyb call he1 up sometxme G A A 4 Dxamatlc Club 1 D1amaL1e 4 B1obcca 4 S S S Summ1tH S 3 Cen exvxll H S 1 2 Sen1o1 Play 4 CHARLIE IOHNSON Challle WISE flom the top of h1 head p LLOYD IOHNSON Swede ept fox eatm Lloyd nevex topb talkm CHARLOTTE KABRUD The1es vlllamcus vxews abloal G A A 1 2 D1amat1c Club 3 4 Glee Club 1 2 3 B1oboca 2 3 4 Juu1o1 Play S S S Sen1o1 Play 4 NATHANIEL KENDALL Nat Tho thxs be madne S yet 'th 19 IS method ln It Folum 4 Glee Club 1 Ouheetla 1 2 4 B nd 1 2 2 4 DAP!-INE KLUC- D ph She doesnt have to fla h that com h1th r look They all hke he1 1eal well anyway Folum 4 Glee Club 3 4 Brob ca 4 Dlamatl Club 4 Senlor Play 4 NATALIE KLUC- Nat' When the wo1ld acquufe hex dlspc 1t1on th ploblem of ul 1ve1 al p a e wmll b solved Fo1um 4 Glee Cluo 3 4 Brobo a 4 Bob at S aff 4 Dxamatlc Clulb 4 E181 li' . 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I.. 1. , ' , -.nl-.....-.lm-Im-,.-. .. ... - 1 - -. 1 .. - .. .. -. my .-I A 1 ROBERT KNIGHT Bob But Still hls tongue 1an Dramatn: Cllub 1 2 3 4 Forum 4 Dramatlcs 1 Debate 2 3 Glee Club 1 2 4 Band 1 2 3 4 Broboca 2 3 4 Jumor-1Semor Play 4 Bobcat Staff SVEND KNUDSEN Svend Dont walt to be cranked Be a self start GeeClub3 Band2 3 4 F F A 1 2,3 4 MARGARET KU M LI EN 'lMarg1 'Id never dare act as nultty as I c StudentOounc1l2 3 S S S 4 G A A 1 2 3 Clla vs Oilf1ce1 1 2 Dlamai c Club 1, 2 3 G1 Dramatlcs 1 SGDIOI Play 4 HERBERT LAKEMAN Frog ult running mto me' Do I look hke a saloon? Football 3 4 Monogram 3 4 ELVIN LAMSTER Tootle Guls you make me blush Forum 4 Oxchestra 2 3 4 Band 2 3 4 Bloboca 4 CAMERON LANE Lane Now by the lord lads I am gad you have the money French Club3 4 Orchestra 3 4 Band 1 2 3 4 RALPH LASSEN Lass Absence makew the heart grow fender of tobacco Footlball 3 4 Braskeltball 3 4 Track 2 3, 4 Olehestla 2 3, 4 Cla s Offlcer 3 Monogram 2 3 4 SIOUX Cty Central H S 1 2 Bobcat Staff ROBERT LOIVIBARD Brute 'A rag a bone and a hunk of han' ' Dramatlc Club 3 4 Olchestla 1 Band 1 Monoguam 4 Athlewtlc Mana.ge1 2, 3 4 19 ,X N 5 f 1b. X Q ,QXX ,, Y ..------------- 4. l -, ' ' u X11 44 X X - - , X , on n ' -V 1 1 9 1 ' ' ' X' ' ' y - ' Y' 1 '1 ' l 3 1 1 ' ' 1 1 ' ' X A . X 7 , u 57 sc 1 ' , , e-LH l ' 5 r . , , . . . . , , . X . 'eil :X 1 X X 1 , auf' 1 , . 1 . ' . v ,- VX . , ........ , , , lg i 1 - , ,I it , . ee -Club 1. Orchestra 1, 2, 3. Broboca 1, 2. 3. cc . as HQ . X . X . 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JI ROBERT LONC- Long salad days when I was g1een ln Judgment I Clu124 LENNICE MARVIN Tllly When the L1gl'1ts Are Low G A A 1 Dramatlc Club 1 2 3 4 Dramatlcs 1 2 Glee Club 4 Bxoboca 3 S S S Jumor ISen1o1 Play 3 Bobcat Sltaff BURTON MATSON Burt Horrlgans class would be an ldeal pla e to leep ln If Hornglams vo1ce werent so loud Football 3 4 T1ack4 Mono 1am 3 4 NELLIE MCCORMICK 'Mxcky Not all the Imwh a1e pollcemeu some ale mghthawk Glee Club 2 3, 4 BURTON MILLER Burt Had I been present at C1eat1on I could have glven some uweful hmts on the benttem orderlng of the unlvex el Dxamatlc Club 3 4 Glee Club 4 Jun1o1 Play 3 Sen1o1 Play 4 ROBERT MONTGOMERY Monty' checked fox sllence but nevel taxed for speech Football 1 2 3 4 Basketball 2 3 4 Monogram Club 1 2 3 4 Semor Play 4 ADOLPH MORITZ Leave lt out I want to take my annual home ' Golf 3 4 Monoglarn 4 Folum 4 WALLACE MORRISON :xW-ally!! Yes, he's the edltor of thls book, but he Won't take the responslblhty for some of the fbhmgs m lt Football 4 French Club 3, 4 Broboca 4 Bobcat Ed1bn1 4 Monolgralm Club 4 :I l.,, -HCC-L www , ,, A Q fl xl 'Xl 7.j .-'l9',:fKii: ' ff' 1 IB AH tv-f lx'91tf??4'Ls.vX H55 1- ...l,..: - fmigi 40' Ill ,ff Cf 7 ffMy-.-., , ,f ' ' Y! F. F. A. 1 2 3 4. Situdenlt Council 2. Gleve I 7 1 b , , . u - u fl 1 'X 1 .VY . . . . I' ' , , , . ' . , . ' ' ' . ' ' . . . ' , - l . I ' I l ll ' Q u sz , ' r - ln V 5-T ' ' 1 ,lr I 'T I ' Lx . .H Y r ' l ' ' gl 1 ' K- ' ,I 4 '. . ' , . . I W Y Y - Q u , . as rr fi . 1 ' , 1 ' ,: Il ' ' .l I y v I . I 4 I6 Y nBe Y , ' y , W , ,Y : 1 1 - ' ' ' 7 s - l 1 v 1 - ' ' UA-'17 u ' Y I Y 1 J - .. l ' 1 . JMR I sl -n- -- 1u1u-la-nnn1u1n1 .-nn1m- 1 - xl-1:11 1n- .1 - 1n-.lm-. 11 1u- .- -u-lava... 1 1.1n1u1qn- -. 1 -1.1 1. 1 1 ig WILLARD NESSON B11 Nobody sa1d afnythmyg agamst blunettes dxd they Student Councll 3 4 French Cluo 3 4 Mono gram Club 2 3 4 Basketball 2 4 Track 2 3 4 Class Of:f1lce1 3 RUTH NORBY Ruth As headstrong as an allegory on the banks of the N1le G A A 1 2 3 4 Dlamatm Club 3 4 Ofxches tra 4 Jun1o1 Play Jun1orlSen1or Play 3 Semor Play 4 CLAIR OPDAHL Ops I heard you had somethmg to eat so I came up LAUREL PITTENCER Lake Benton H S 1 2 KARLENE PULLMAN Karlene Nowbed for a gerual dnapo 1t1on and an entel talnmg lme of chatter ' Drarnatlcs 3 4 BETTY ANN PURDY Betty Youve got to take me home tomgbt A A 1 2 GleeGlub1 41S S CECIL SANDERSON Sandy 'One of ou1 Fubule Farmexs Track 3 4 Glee Club 1 Monogram 3 F A 1 2 ESTHER SALMONSON Eiss1e Falls strong for mme and men G A A 1 2 3 4 Dramatn: Club 3 4 Flench Clulb 3 4 Glee Club 2 Bxoboca 4 Junxm Play 21 . KVNX X . ' 1nX'.',,4r. 1 +u1au 1:1-1--1-1-- nniun-1 J l ' nil 1-111 1 1 1 YI'- 'l1'l ' I - f Y ' E , f . 1 ' nl-I-l ' X! 2 I : l Q . I L : I . ' 1 , . - 1 - V 1 , . ' - I : I .1 i CK !7 I lc X X ! ' U E ' . : I : ! uX X u I ll X ' T i ' X n il Laura : i I 1 . . , . : l , E KK J! T Q U4 , ' ' 2 , XSL' ' '- 1 . . X . X 11 I : l : ' lf H ! u 1 X X X 'I .H E -G. . . . 1 ,..+.s..4. l I 65X X 1? i 1 , , NX , X , 'H i ' , . . , 4. T F. . . , , 3, 4. i . i cz ' n g F u X X ' X X 77 - F X- ' ' 1 'a 1 X ' ' G ' 1 : ' ' : , . . ' ' - . ' ' . Q s. s. s. 4. i l - 1 I E f I E ! uLnn--nn- 1111111 nu-u1uu: 1111 nn1un1uu1uuu1- -- -- - -- 1v11 1 1 - 1 1np..,-,ginfg 1411s.-nuurinlll .- 1 1 .. 1 .1 1 1 .1 ,ar 'H .I -.f-'91 'f -- . ,F H- - - - - - - - --I..-...-....- f- :vm-1.-- .' ' . X:,I,,,.' . 3? GLENN SGHRADER 'iSchra-der What do you Say, ganr? Let's play ball. Band 1, 2, 3, 4. DALE SEARLS Duck They say he was once caught studying. Football 2, 3, 4. Basketball 4. Monogram 2, 3, 4. CURTIS SEVERSON ISevie Every little movement has a meaning all its own. Dramatic Club 3, 4. Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4. Band 1. Junior Play. Junior-IS-enior Play 4. Student 'Council 2. Senior Play 4. Firenich 3, 4. AVIS SHELDEN l!A,ViSY7 In dramatics, you just bet it, Avis -Shelden gets much credit. Broboca 3, 4. F'01'l1Il'l 4. Dramatic Club 1, 2, 3, 4. Dramatics 1, 2, 3, 4. G. A. A. 2, 3, 4. French Club 3, 4. Class Officer 4. Senior Play 4. RUBY SMITH KlRuby!l lf this expression wel-en't so old, weld say: 'Faithful to each du1ty.' G. A. A. 1. GEORGE STERUD KCYSteI,,u-dll The lefsa-adoring son of th-e sea-roving Sicandinaviansi' Glee Club 1, 4. DONALD STEINBORN .Steiny Gang1Way for the solcial wonder, the society sheik, the ladies' man. Basketball 3, 4. Dramatic Club 2, 3, 4. Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4. Glass Officer 2. Broboca. 2. Monogram 3, 4. Jun-ior-Senior Play 3. Student President 4. Student Council 3, 4. Senior Play 4. IAIVIES THOMPSON aaT0mm,y71 I wish I had my old girl back again. Football 2, 3, 4. Basketball 2, 3, 4. Glee Club 1, 4. Hand 1, 2-, 3, 4. Orchestra 2. Cl-ass Offfficer 3, 4. I No Picture I KERMIT LOE Gunner He has a good opinion of everyone-himself, no exception. E221 K I I I -un-nu-nl, 9 I I I I I I I I I I T E S 4 I T E B I 1 i 4 i I Q I 4 i S i s Ii I I . I E I .T 1 1 1 -1 -nnrunfa 323. MILDRED TIADEN M1lly Ive a garden ln Sweden' CURTIS WALTERS Cult Smoke and the woxld smokes Wlth you Sponge, and you .smoke also IVIYRENE WALTON Myle e' If I had a hundred hea1ts G A A 1 2 3 4 Drarnatxc Club 3 4 lee Clulb 1 2 Class Office! 2 S S S 4 Jumor Play 3 Sen1o1 Play 4 GENEVA WENNER Geneva ' My hope lm buxlt on nothmg less than '76'Z G A A 1 GARNET WETTERBERC- A wonderful flshelman Who were the fl h CHARLES WILL Challle Hey day what a sweep of vamty comes thls way Dlamatlc Club 4 West H1g'h MIHHQZIPOIIE, 2 THOMAS WILSON In the classroom Im tealehel s dehght, I sleep ln the daytlme so I can tudy at mght Football 4 Monogram 4 I No Pictures I LEIVIUEL IVIELCHER 'M6lCh61 Many a yald of skm I ve peeled, Flghimg on the football fleld T1ack 3 Football 3 4 Monogram Club 3 4 Bushnell H S 1 2 IAIVIES SCARLETT Jlmmy' 4Wth1n fnfty mxles radms of a dance he lelgns supxeme ' Football 3 4 Tlack 3 4 Monoglam 3 4 LYNN SHELP Jumbo Thxs fellow Lynn Shelp you w1ll see Ls busy seekmg a bachelox s degzee If23 f ibh in ., 'g5A,'..-m----..------ XL-.. ' -Z! KK ' Y! as 1 V V V ' v ul q , I7 u . . X ' ' s N , rr H , nx 9 H , . 1 7! . . . , ,, , . ' ' ' , . G . 5 U v I ' , . . . . . . U Y Ac ' ' n HOXV u ', I., ' '14 qu Trlalclk 3, 4. Band 1. Monogram 3, 4. Football 4.. ll ' ' YY . H , ' , . . ' 7? ' 7 1, , 3. UTY! as 7 ,V .1 ' I . ' l :S I l .U 1 N .v u , 1 4 ' y I I .' E. . ,, 1 I I . ' , . ' I , . . . , . U ' i Q . . . . N. I , . I I , . ' , . cc 4 ry I s ' 1 ' 1 I 9 , ' , .ra . -...... ..,. -... ...-.---. .... - ..-...-....- - A lltlIllIlS6lIlf4DllR6Y fllllllt GIEHIQA WJ 1DlllT T933 RESHMAN Oufx class started hlgh school wlth an enrollment of 101 Even as freshmen many of our students took part m school act1v1t1es Perhaps the outstandlng ach1evement was the wmnmg of the d1str1ct humorous contest by Arthur Claun That year we chose as class ofhcers Arnle Green presldent W1llard Nesson v1ce pres1dent Bermce Enrlght secretary treasurer Sophomore We had an lncrease of one over the enrollment of our freshman year A sophomore Arthur Clar1n placed flrst 1n the state humorous contest the f1rst w1n 1n the h1sto1y of Brookmgs Hlgh Our sophomore class offlcers were Don Ste1nborn presldent Stanley Morse vlce presldent Myrene Walton secretary treasurer Maly Ellen Blbby soc1al chalrman Junlor We entered our Jumor year wlth 94 members In the class elect1on Stanley Morse was elected presldent Wlllard Nesson v1ce presl dent Ralph Lassen secretary and James Thompson treasurer In the sprmg we put on the J un10r Senlor 'banquet wlth May Day as the theme A prom was held after the banquet Seven out of the n1ne letter wmners 1n Junlor play Daddles were both very successful Senlor VVe are about to end our h1gh school careels Our class off1cers are Presldent Dan Fmn VICS presldent Arnle Gleen secretary treasurer AVIS Shelden soclal chalrman James Thompson A senlor James Scarlett was elected football capta1n at the end of the season Our A basketball squad had nme sen1ors on It Flnn Balthng Thompson Lassen Nesson Montgomery Getty Ste1nborn and Searls 'lhe capta1n elected was James Thompson Bartllng and Lassen made the All State team In IIILISIC the sen1ors were promlnent Sevel al of them attended the All State orchestra elther th1S yeal or last year They were V1v1an Chlstensen Nathan1el Kendall Luc1lle Crothers and Ralph Lassen Nathan1el Kendall also played 1n the Nrorth Central Orchestra at Grand Rap1ds M1ch Luc1lle Crothers and Cha1lotte Brown belonged to the ho1n qual tet whlch competed ln the State Mus1c Contest In dramatlcs Av1s Shelden won flrst 1n the d1str1ct contest Mary Ellen Blbby was elected cheer leader In the Nat1onal Student Councll Assoclatlon at Mmneapohs our school was represented by our student presldent Donald Stelnborn and the vlce presldent of our student assoclatlon George Gulbrandsen Two ot our ag students were awarded tr1ps Vern Eberllen to Kansas C1ty and Lecll Sanderson to Chlcago All 1n all we sen1ors feel that we have accomphshed much durmg hlgh school and w1ll have a great deal to carry away w1th us E241 U--- .Gt -----'- ' 9'Q1 '--'--'-------- .1- , ,v.., I ..,, ,f . Q , ' . . . . G . , . 9 . , . . S , . , ' I 2 . . h ' K l . l . , u 1 N 1 I I 1 I . V : Y , S . , , S 5 l , - I s ' , . , . 5 . y . .- . S W , W . , . . W I ' , W W r l X - 7 . n 4 . basketball were juniors. The J unior4Senior play, Seventeen, and the I , ss X ,H X K . 1 F . , . . is . . , . 4 9 . - Y '- Q X . 1 X ' ' 7 ! I ' N 1 1 ' 1 I 'i 9 ' D ' un U' 1 r r 7 8 1 V 7 - ' i ' . 1 ' . ' 1 , n Y Y ' , Y . u - Q 7 - 3 - N ' I , . . . , . B . 1 n . , , l v , v K , . , . . , . . . , , Y 1 n 1 . , u n , I til- 1. - iiil u-I-n-un-uni 1 -- lulillllilllliun- 1111 11111111 1 sfo 0id.'6?':1j:f .F ------ U..- -sr ,,..4f- jf, U, ..-.,,.- - .. .- .. .- I o f Q13isAss lllbloism 'Tis come at last-the day is here To close a chaipter of our lives. We'll sever bonds and friendships dear, With sorrowful looks we say good-bye. Now that we've reached the foothills With careers all ending true. We finish, to 'begin with Will, For the mountains are in View. What's in the future-none can t-ell, The past is o'erg it is gone. Our motto serves the purpose well, 'Tis not the sunset but the dawn. So dear BHS-farewell to you, We leave behind our high school days. Fear not-to you we'1l all be true, Though far an-d Wide We'll thread our Ways Farewell-farewell-the saddest Word To friends, to teachers and our 'mates Farewell-to the last it's heard, As we depart through closing gates. -Esther Salmonson TU'l?lll1 'lI'1lll Tiiv tllv- Illl -Ell 1llTnuvl:u-1 -1 1 T. T - 1 UM , - f, ' 15: -1. - - - g-. - ... -... - -....- J if v i g M-.. ...... ,- ,- -,- .-, ' N-x Q Q 'F' QfxllE5N1INDlIRo QQIDUQHTQQQHMMQHJ 4, ,,,, 1 1 -. ... 1-1111 nm-un--mu-nn ---1-1- 1-11 - 1111 ff' E261 -------Q -------- MYf y M W KW Nfvydfk f ulfxf Q QWUNMQMQJ - ' ' I J fy if 'H 5 Wk 1 fl' VN ff! . an if Y 'V f A J e N ' V 1 aw J Nfl k J ' 1' . CX I I -1 P Y! sg Jinx Ll' X, iff 'XI IU! Wi? J - ff! NVQ J s H V, VIVO! .K . SU rff' fw f v if J 'V JV U! 'I' V. 4.1 7 fg , J 6 -11 Ay 1' X T! KI El J -1- Zia 5 I? 5 5 C 5 E E 5 5 5 5 Vice President ROBERT MAL' Secretary WALTER LASSEN Treasurer BERT RUDE Social Chairman GEORGE BARTLING CLASS ADVIISIERS MISS BUCKNAM MISS NORUM MISS FURGASON MR ZIMMERMAN E281 I. .aEEf.E IIII - I , III 'N President ........... -WILLIAM BONELL inn.-.-111111 EDWIN AARSTAD ARDELLE ADAIVISON IUNE ADAIVISON RUTH ALBREGHT ARDIS ANDERSON KEITH ARNESON THOMAS BANG GEORGE BARTLING RUBY BERGE WILLIAM BONELL y, . S ,WA T VIRGIL BRALEY ELNORA BUHN IVIAXINE BYRNES MARVIN CHRISTENSEN MARGARET CULHANE MILDRED DUFF CRETCHEN EBERLE ALICE EGGEBRAATEN DOROTHY ENRIC-HT VIVIAN ERB E301 '.J , ..:vlr141n11ln-lpqgiuli .. y1'ln-Wim,-ul.-..l-I.-anim f ',hf-A. -F MAVIS ERICKSON MARGARET EVANS ALONA EVENSON GLADYS FOFT ALICE C-ILL PALMER GjERMUNDSEN THOMAS GRAY DACOTAH GRIMM PHILO HALL KENNETH HARVEY 31 T 'Rf' iw? T ' A 'CKY -4- ' I ' DEAN HEIMENDINGER HARRY HEMNHNGSEN LILLIE HEMMINGSEN LORRAINE HULETT ESTHER ISAAKSEN MYRTLE JENSEN EUNICE 1oHNsoN IOHNNIE IOHNSTON WAVA IONES ERVIN KURTZ I32 s ,x'4x. N r' - 0 1, -'ag Ax-x k wr T??A3,f 3 4' JS ri Kirk- we L 19 MILDRED KURTZ MARGARET LAKEMAN IVIARGERY LAIVIPSON LUELLA LANG ALEASE LARSON ARTHUR LARSON WALTER LASSEN CRACE LEES EVt:LYN LEPPER PUTH LIGHTNER E33 -1- ----------..-,.,... ........-------., 4, Wfffn. A v ' ' 2 123 ', ' ' M, A Q3 ,, ' '41 ' i eg, 4.1, -QQ, , . v.,: . ii . Q WT. . ' . +- -if 'A 7122, W 1 4 iw l ' .g T ,Q M. e' -1 ' ' f W L 55 . T, T' ' ' ' ' ' 'AAT'-22 .ilf-X 1 H VX, . V, H A fl fa 53' . . 0 . 1. .'?,,jw:'e ' A - .1 . , vglgv, A . Y I. A! Q , E5.5,,N,., Wg? ' 1 , ' - V ' J . 1 f ,A r ,,1,1 l'! X 5 ' . - ' fiffii' Y - ' T F fa' fl 1 2' F' ' A ji UAT .1 T- i - 3 ini' 'A . ' wi- . 'Q -qw V V 'xx 4 , 1 ' -' any gjkvr- T .2 -Tx 5+ ' - X' ,Q X111 R ' .V -fir ' 1 . . K5 ,Q 3 V 5 - 'Li ' . E' 1 ' 1 9 hifi! .T ' x K . X1 13 9 . - 3,1 'Q ff 1 ?Q'5Qf1'+'fP'T 5 - H M H I f: 1- ,T,-.MN H, 1 ' Aw,5v'131 33 A T P ., A ap, Jig 5 ' ', ig-:,il5 l V .1 S gg .J A .T 'N 1-7 X .N . ' 1 . - 'rl ff J- ,,,'f'2g,.-ai,-F-.,m:',f 4 A ' gi 'iff' TNQEVT 'W' Tiff 'R 'J' ':f5 1' ju-95 uf fl ' ,.,, ,,. r '- I?-H' H. If 7- L- C 7YvFiV f'i'.:1 Q. 'Sv V 5' 5 ' ' ' L-'F-EBM E1 L. 3' , .J' 5'2'j:11! v-15H-- J I ln' '-H ,,f'. ':?. 5 .1 1 A . 1 1 '- '-' ' 1 1 - 1 1 1 -vnu-uu1lm1nu1 ... 1 .., 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 f px' X MARIORIE LINN HELEN LYNDCAARD CONSTANCE MARK ERLAINE MARTINSON NANCY MILLER LYLE MORRISON RODNEY MURFIELD IOLA NELSON FRANCES NILGES VIRGINIA NOHLC-REN 34 f 05 T. I + Q Na:- ,,1....-11-11111 ERNEST NUSSBAUIVI ORAL OLSON RUBY OLSON RUTH OTTERNESS LEONE PITTENC-ER CHARLES PULLMAN VALBORC- RISHOI BERT RUDE ELVI SALMONSON MARGARET SCHNAIDT 35 6 in rx!-ff. 'I' gym 'P il CAROL SELKE MARGARET SHEPHARD STERLING SIMONSON RACHEL SLOAN FREEMAN SMITH HAZELLE STRANSKY RUSSEL SWENSON ERMA TAUTE VATHRYN TAYLOR ORELLA TELKAMP II36 I. X 4, ..-- - - - - - - - - -1- ' G , ?i9 -JKW .-un- ... -Iu..I-niuu-nn- -- DONALD TORGUSON DAVID TOWNSEND MARIE TRYGSTAD CARL ULBRICH ELSIE ULBRICH ARCHIE VICK CORA WADE MARGUERITE WARNER EVA WARNSTAD IVA WARNSTAD I No Pictures I VINCENT BUCKLEY HAROLD BURANDT HELEN DRAPER KENNETH ELDRIDC-E MARVIN ELLIS WAYNE ELSTON VIRGIL ENRICHT ELVIE ERICKSON III1 --1- f --11 . HAZEL WIESE HELEN WIL ' ' . 41 0415 1 -. . I ,f ft ' Q V001 ,ff z ' H WRIG Twwffi nf ROBERT WYCKOFF REX YOUNG ROBERT MALL K No Plctures 7 ARLINE GREDVIC IAMES LEE ROBERT LEE FLOYD NEILSEN CLAUDE RICHARDS jACK ROBERTS CHESTER HEILIC- T38 nn1uu-nu- Ilfl -Q, bg . LI f.. 'H 'My 'Iv 1 - 1u-1w--m-- :iff .K-uu-mv- ---- nn-m11m.1m--my1m+--W1 I 1 L I if lL.JI I 2 -5 hwsmgl I LT l A ' -, QWGDEIDHGDIMIIDIIRJIESJQ 4 E . L - 1 E E 1 ! I Z I L 2 Q I L l L l l Q Q 1 I T 4 Q L 1 1 1 -1 1 1 1 1 .1lm1nu1m11.m1.y.1 1 1 1. 1 1 1 1 1 1 .1 .1 .1 1 1,. E391 i 'S' ,, 1 . 54 1 1 '- 1 W .Effie ,AN 11111111 -- 1 1 1 1 4, SOPHOMORES Home Room H8 Mr Coffey SOPHOMORES Home Room 23 Mr Hubbell I-,LO , l . , T . 1, ,,1...',,1nu.1 1 ... 1 i,,,,,1n1x1.,,.,...uu.- 1 .1 .- 1 -. .... .- A J if ,ig E2 , 1 1 1 1 1 1 1uu- - ,T -7 H ,..1.m.... .1 1 .1 1 1 SOPHOMGRES Home Room 109 Mass Wlllnams SOPHOMORES Home Room 123 Mlss Green E41 , 1 , 1 1 1 -114 1.1,-up-U41-5 -nun1.....1,.,.1,,,.11m1, 1.u.1,,,1,,.-M1 11m1 Q ,gr QfIDlIE3ElI4DlfI1DlIRE9 IBLAJJ OIFIFIICIEIRS President DELBERT HALEY Vnce Presldent VAUCHN DRIPPS Secretary Treasurer EVELYN SEARLS Social Chairman BETTY COLLINS AIDVIISIEIRS MR COFFEY MISS WILLIAMS MISS GREEN MR HUBBEI HOME ROOM 118 Grace Albaugh Ma11an A1exande1 Myrtle Anderson Mary Antony Donald Amstm Harold Bankert Avls Bmtnem Teolla Buwhn Lestel Bfulen Mlary Buldett Rlobert Burandt Ellzalbefth Caldrwell Russel Caldlwell 'Stanley Chapman Vlrgmla Chester Betty Collms Clarlce fDe1dall Lyle Dewlng Grace Draper Vaughn D1 IPPS Dons Dyste Fnank Eml Ivan Gednalske Roger Franklln Harold Frxcke Raymond Frleke Wllhelmlna Culhane HOME ROOM 23 Delbext Haley Amy Halstead Vlola Hanson Velnon Hamson Glenn HlCkS CLASS ROLL Florence Hoezber Euneva Hougland Geneva Hougland Phyllis Hubbard Wxlham Innes Irene Jensen Althulr Johnson Veme Johnson F11an'cJs Jornlln Wayne Keck Edrward Kmdled Harold Kmd1ed Vlbert Kllnefeltel Leona Laddusaw M1ld1ed Lakeman Maly Lentz Norma Lombard HOME ROOM 109 Celcelmta Maher Louella lMahe1 Rachel Malhex Eugene MBILIHISOH Wllllam MattlSOH Harold Means Helen Mendenhall Leona Mlller Dzale Muller Celesla Mmphy Charles Murphy Marlan Newell Henry N1s en 'Hazel Norton Walter Norby Wallace Pedezsen Mane Peterson Rlulby Plckett Vance P1ttenge1 Kenneth Plumb Mlldred Plumb Wllllam Prussman Gene Sample Rlta Sandels Alyce Sarver Catheune Schna1dt Helen Schoenwether Valda Sch1aede1 Evelyn Searls Ronald Searls Royal Searls Vlona SQVGISOD Barbara Sk1nne1 Harold Sorenson Glance Sterud Earl Stewart Robert Sundet Kenrneth Swanson Chfton Sfwartos Auugust Taute Mlldred Tlllgren Donald Tmker Edwm Townsend Nieloy Tvudell Dons Ullman Eldon Van Lamngham Boyd Vmck Harry Wllley Wmston Wxlson Robext Wrxght f42 'iff' T -f T K ----...---- ---.---- W' I iq - . -. ... 4 - ...-. -It , A W I ' Q ' ' I-Ia1'Vey'Beh1-.end Lucllle Johnson HOME ROOM 123 I l 'I I 1 I -,.. - - -- - -...,.4.,........-...-....4,..........,L....-..I.- .. - - - - - - - . ry' i, 0 f 5 -f --- - ' 4 Q, 4. N llg 9 wi X3 K3 W XX 1 ll ... , I--M1. ---.. 1111 I .1 ,I ' 1?-'Li ' ' 'F ' 1 .VL ' 1 'L fx r f. K IJ!-' W!! VLH Yrrfs wif A ,y T' tx- , r ,J I f f' w I fu' Vg ' . , ff' 1 ' 'IZ ' Y . fi- . ll' M ,J K I 'df 5? X Aux nl' . ' J' ' nj, I,-' ' f f ' 1 ,V P 1 KC' gf L 1f ' f 1 lf ,X ' i I . 01 v g.lt,,: ,f L' HERHQSHMMBN 1 1 1, .1,..-,, -1- -,.,-, - - - -,, .-,....., ..-,.,,- -. ..-. .- - - - .- - - ,,, E431 vo'-, f g:XQx TW V .Q Y ,'1-K-nk ,X t. -.fcin AH. 1 . 'zum L ,,,-L.,.,.,1,,-.1 .mi , .,,, ,K . . , .f . 4' -ni - 1 :W ' .5I3.,'fL.'l7' iii? FRESHIVIEN, Home Room 137-Miss Giedd QSM' ,Jw ... FRESHMEN, Home Room 52-Mr. McCann H- UQH.---. Lf -7-xp.--, ,. .Q ,?1.,...,,,1f. ,.,,,..l,.,..1,1,- .,,,-, .W,-V--mf- -,,,,. .,,4,.:.:,:.,.,::- E441 ' ., ...... .. - L Q N- .... - FRESHIVIEN, Home Room 31-Mr. Nelson FRESHMEN, Home Room H2-Miss McClain - -A-' - E451 llEXllRlESllliIlllMllAlNl lllglll Aefzdf OFFICERS 9 President ........................ VERNON RUDE Vice President .................. RUTH KUMLIEN Secretary-Treasurer ............ JAMES CRANSTON MISS CIEDD MR. MCCANN HOME ROOM 137 Irma Allen Harrell Angell Roberta Applegate Constance Arneson Lyle Baehiman Clifford Barrett Monroe Bebo Lewis Bertsfch Harold Bioizied H-enry Brulginan Betty Burdette Bernard Butler Helen C-liarin James Cranston Verna Dahl Helen Davis Jeanne .Dodsley Virginia Eickman Eveline Eiggebraaten Myrtle Enright Lefiter Ericksrcn Lillian Estenson Roger Fassett Viviian Fish Phyllis Francis' Guy Getty Fielding Greene Vern Green Bernice Gruidem Alice Blase HOME ROOM 52 Velma Haley Jack Hanson Betty Hayter Kenneth Heath Helen Hemmingsen Eva Heutzenroeder Milo Hickman fiarrol Hold-ridge Eidiythe Hotchkiss ADVHSERS CLASS ROLL Wendell Hudson Verne Iverson Lila Jenks 'Clarenlce Johnson Gerald Johnson Harriett Johnson Irwin Johnson Opal Johnson Ellen Johnston Diznald Jo1'nlin Vivian Keck Robert Kerns Geraldine Kerr Naomi Klug Ruth Kumlien Verne Lamster Allegra Lrarison Harriet Larson Norma Lerwis Norman Loe H-ildur Lundy HOME ROOM 31 Helen Mall Vernon Maloney Delpha Marvin Garth Medley fS aanley Mix Harold McClint':ck Beulah McCord Jack M?cKee Kenneth MeKelvey George .Narum Ernest Nelson Gilmfore Nelson Norma Nielsen Irene Nissen John Noethe Edward O'Brien, Glenn O'Del1 Clarice 'Olson Edward Olsen Irwin B. Olson MISS MCCLAIN MR. NELSON Lorraine Olson Omar Otterness Robert Persinger Eiva Peterson lVlla:ri'on Pittenger Vivian Ray Douglas Roshiem J-ames. Rioshiem Vernon ,Rude HOME ROOM 112 Alice Sianderscn Thomas Schultz Helen Searls Luzcille Selix Robe-rt Severson Elmer Shank Daniel Sharp Peggy Shea Donald Shelden Nina Mae Simkins Max Sinjem Dioniald Smith Bernice Snyder Ernest Steen John Stration Gordon Siwensin Wendell Thompton Marion Thorson Jean Tolwers Arthur Tryfgstad Virginia Trygstad Charles Ulbrich Lucille Wmalton Rex Waltz Verna Ward Dorothy Warnstad Avis W9tf'GYb91'g Louella Wilbfur Charles Wilson Harris Sundet Martha Slattenow Lean Swvedlund 1 1, -nn-nn-nn11111111111 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 l46l Fczatures 2,1 mi gif? NNN 1 0 Y A ff, Q 3 3 L 1 Y fn P f f . W : I I , Lu, A ' wg- ff fy! 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DAN FINN Most Reipifesentladcive Boy Second, Donald Steinborn Most Likely To Succeed Second, William Bonell MARY ELLEN BI BBY Most Reiprieisentative Girl Second, Avis Shelden RALPH LASSEN Most Popular Boy Second, Dan Finn BERNITTA ENNIS Mos-t Ploipuilar Girl Second, Riuith Liglitnier BERNICE ENRIC-HT Prettiest Girl Second, Bernittsa Ennis WILLARD NESSON Best Looking Boy ALMA BANKERT Best Girl Athlete Second, iMa1'g'a1'et Culhane 1AMEs THOMPSON Best B-oy Atihllete Second, Ralph Liasisen DOROTHY El DEM Most Ambitious S-ecmid, Dan Finn 1 1 1 1 1 -.nln.....u,,,.-W1 1 1 inninul-.1111 E431 .-nn1nu ,,.......1 1 ... 1 .. 1 ,1un1nI41 f 'P my I -1- ' MJ MARIE PETERSON IB1ggest II-Iandshake1 Second Delloelt Haley ROGER FRANKLIN Scotrchman IS:-:cond Delbert Haley MARY LENTZ Blgge ft Note passer 1Second Ralph Lassen ROBERT MALL Pepplest Second Mary Ellen B1bby BETTY COLLINS B1g-gest Flut iSecond Lorlame Hulett Wolf m lSheeps Clothmg Second Ruth Llghtner ROBERT FLITTIE Most Fxckle Boy Second James Thompson STERLING SIMONSON IB1-oadcaster :Second Arlene G1edv1g ELIZABETH WRIGHT Second Mane Peterson :Most Sarcastnc :Second Margamet Culhane 49 . . , , v , . 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Besides the Bobcat Day Dance, there have been three all- high school dances this year-the first on December 16, E when the Dramatic Club sponsored its second annual Christ- mas Dance. After the beginning of the second semester, the S. S. S. initiated a new form of entertainment-an all-high party, at which ther-e were cards and puzzles :besides dancing. A high school orchestra, under the leadership of Robert Mall, intro- duced itself at this party. The event Was the most successful all-school social gathering that had ever been held, s-o the 1 G. A. A. on March 25 changed its annual spring dance to a spring party. The girls worked hard to make that party the best, and they decorated the gym elaborately. The lighting was furnished by lights in the center of the flowers which lined the bleachers. The high school orchestra played for this, also. The attendance at dances has steadily increased this year which proves a growing interest in this form of amuse- ment. 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' ' 5 . f ' .f:!gpfiL' wif' by lg'-1 .i A---lgi - -.-rv ,I,iA.J-7,4 '-Al., V wily, 1 Qi 'E V '- ' b X: it I ,QE 11,1 . . ' 25 'uid L :HM Lf- 'Qs In ilk, , ,. 1 1 H ' .sas . ,- . . :- . H H- . I Y X :el :I Q I ,Y ' I A ,. I - ' v ' 'Q - ' P' . f f,.- U Wi- f' 'g A 'f ,n ' M - . - . l I , X 1 ,I 1 X 4 -- V . ..v V - 1' ' M- f - I ij - r f.. 0,5 he st' B 'f' ----'- -' tm- f - ' - ' - - ' -' 4' pi ',. A it t ,X 1 . -l 'll Q Q - A Back row, left to right: Sundet, Behrend, Wetterberg, Getty, Matson, B'urandt, Taute, Montgomery, Rude, Searls. Front row, left to right: Erickson, Muller, Morrison, Lassen, Scarlett, Roberts, Thompsofn: Means, Anderson, Melcher, Townsend, Johnson. VARSITY FOOTBALL THE Bobcats started practice in September with thirteen lettermen. They opened the season against Garrets-on with an impressive 41-7 victory, which served notice to all schools in South Dakota that Brookings would be ranked at the top at the end of the seas-on. Playing Sioux Falls in the second game of the season the Bobcats were defeated 13-7, minus the services of three regulars most of the game. Flandreau was easily defeated the next week end 22-0, with three of the regulars yet lacking from the line-un. Still minus the complete line-up, the Bobcats were decisively beaten by Water- town the following week end. But again the Bobcats came back and showed their Never Let Up tradition by putting on a brilliant rally to tie the Flandreau Indians in the last minute of play by the count of 12-12. From then on the Bobcats hit their stride and thoroughly drubbed Madison and Yankton on successive week ends. Bobcat Day was looked forward to with the idea in mind of seeing the two strongest teams in the state battle for the Coffey Crown. However, bad weather caused cancellation of the game, very much to the disappointment of the team. At the end of the season James Scarlett, stellar guard, was elected honorary Captain .by his teammates and he was also given a guard position on the second team all-conference selections. Robert Montgomery, hard hitting fullback, and Ralph Lassen, the Bob- cat's driving center, were given h-onorable mention on All-State selections. The Bobcats occupied fifth place in the Conference Standings. If ----I 1--1 -'-1-I1-'11 Ilil -- Irlv - wluv 1 Ilri -un 1-1- ----------1 I E531 'W' N UN, , , ff . at. fra - - - :jg '-I .I - fr. .A 1. ......... .....-.. .- - - .. VARSITY FOOTBALL The following is the review of the seas-on's score: Garretson, 7 .................... Brookings, Sioux Falls, 13 ......... ---Brooking-s, Flandreau, 0 ........... Brookings, Watertown, 28 ........ Brookings, Flandreau Indians, 12--1i ---Brookings Madison, 0 ............. ---Bi-ookings, Yankton, O ...........,.. ---Bro-okings, Huron-Game cancelled. The following boys earned their football Monograms: Anderson ............ .En-d Scarlett ........... Guard 'Townsend ......... Quarter GGUKV ----.-- .... . End Johnson ..... .... G uard Ilhomp'on-- Halfback Melcher ..... ....... E 'nd' Sundet .... .... G uard Wetfterberg- Halfback Matson ..... .... , -Tackle 'Talu1:e- - - .... Guard ,Searls ........... Halfback Bunandt - ..... Tackle Means - - .... :Center Erfiicks on ........ Half b ack Biehrend .... ..... T ackl-e Lassen --- ,... 'Center Montgomery ..... Ful1!back WIISOH .-... .... . .Tackle -Roberts - - - ...... Cen-ter Morris-on ........ F'u-lllb ack Engel --- ..... Tackle Finn ...... ..... Q uariler B SQUAD FOOTBALL THIRTYJSIX boys participated on the B football squad last fall. The purpose of the B squad is to prepare the boys for A squad compe- tition in future years. Due to this fact, most of their practice time is spent on the fundamentals of the game. This year they played three games, tieing Vol-ga, 0-03 defeating Pipestone, 6-0, and losing to V-Olga in a return game by a 1'2F0 score. The following boys were given awards for outstanding play: Arnie Green, J ames Lee, Lynn Shelp, Harry Hemmings-on tCaptainJ, Raymond Fricke, Walter Lassen, Thomas Gray, Jack McKee. UNORGAN I ZED SPORTS GOLF-Last year Brookings High School was very well represented in Golf. Lawrence Bartling, of -basket-ball fame, and Adolph Moritz were among the leading golfers in the state tournament. This spring these boys will no doubt do better due to more experience and practice. TENNIS-The other spring sport is under the supervision of a net star while in college, Mr. Lynott. Robert Flittie, Robert Lomfbard and George Getty seem to be the more experienced. However the school champion has not been determined. Tennis and Golf hold much interest for many in the spring. 1 1 1 1 1 1H,1u,,',-.nn.-.1 1 1 1,...1,,,.1..,,1,.,,1 1 1 1 1 .1 1 1 1 1 1 - -1 1 T541 K . , e 4' 1 - 1 1 1 - 1 1 -1111111v1m11nu- kilt' ' . 7' ff: ' 1111111111111 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 Q, ,T gl ffilr 1' 1 ' -' qu, A h' ' 'xifff fl 5' Q Back Row, left to right: Bob Montgomery, George Getty, Don Steinborn, Lmwremce Bartling. Dale Searls. Front Row, left to right: Dan Finn, Willarid Nesson, Ralph Lassen. Harold1Burandt and James Thompson. BASKETBALL 1932-33 THE 1932-33 basketball season was a marked success. Brookings high school can proudly point to one of the best teams in the state and with- out doubt the best in the history of the school. With only two lost by graduation Coach Coffey had excellent material to start with, and they showed steady improvement throughout the season. Their fast accurate passing was a feature of the Bobcats play. Defen- sive play by Lassen and Thompson was excellent if not exceptional. Captain Finn was a power of strength on the defense, coupled with excellent pass-- ing made him stand out as the most consistent player -on the squad. Bart- ling, whose uncanny eye for the basket won him the title of Eagle-eye, was the leading scorer of the team. At center Coach Coffey had two men with much ability. Nesson, al- though handicapped in height was fast and clever and could be depended upon to play excellent ball, while Burandt, who developed rapidly, had plenty of size and was especially hard to stop under the basket for short shots. He was not out-jumped at the tip-off during the season. Speedy will be back next year. Montgomery, with lots of speed and weight and a good eye for the basket was always plenty of worry for the opposing de- fenses. Getty, an outstanding man on the team, was used at either forward or center. Steinborn and Searls played guard and had plenty of stuff to keep Lassen and Thompson on their toes in order to hold their positions. All of the above men played the required number of games to earn monograms. lf- 11111111 1111 111I-v-u11-11-- 1v11 -- 1 111111 1111v111v1111111l1u111 11111111 1 1 1 1un1 in i 55 l swf? -it The Bobcats won second place in the Eastern South Dakota Athletic Conference, winning six out of ten conference games, the same as the first place winner, but according to the Dickenson rating system were obliged to take second place. The District tournament was won by defeating Volga for the third time during the seas-on, 26-17. Watertown, Conference chamrpions, were defeated in the Region tour- nament finals at Watertown the following week 43-26. The Bobcats advanced to the semi-finals in the State Tournament by winning a sensational victory over Huron 32-25, after which they were picked as favorites of the tournament. The end of a history making season came with the defeat at the hands of Marion 28-30. Lawrence Bartling and Ralph Lassen were honored by being placed on the All-State team, while Lassen and Thompson were given first and second team rating respectively on the All-Conference teams. REVIEW OF SEASON'S GAMES State F1-osh 243 ........... Brookings Watertown 28 ..... .,,, B rookings White 16 ......... ..... B 1'C:Ok:T'1g'? Aberdeen 17 ....... .... B rcokings Volga 20 ....... ..... 1 Brookings Madison 23 ,..,, Brookings Mil-bank 11 ..... ..... B rookings Volga 118 .,,-,, , ,,,- .Brookings 'Mitchell 1G ..... ..... B rookings Yankton 20 ..... .... B rookings -Sioux Falls 21 .... ..... B rookings Clear Lake 4 .... .... B rookings 'Huron 1-3 ...... ........ B rookinggs' Estelline 10 ..... .... B rooking-s Watertown 24 ............ Brookings Volga 17 ........ .... B rookings Flandreau Indians 17 ..... Brookings Hetland 13 ...... .... B rookingis Huron 24 ................ :Brookings B ok'n Aberdeen 27 .... -- -- ----.B1'ooking'i 'Mar Watertown 26 ,,1.. -H ' 25 ion 30 ............. ---- ro 1 gs -Brookings 1 1 1 1 1 1 ....u...nm.-,,..my1., 1 1 1....1,...1,,,,1.m1nn.-nu.. 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 111 011 ......... - -- ---Brookings 28 B SQUAD BASKETBALL GF the thirteen boys who were members of the B basketball squad, eight were awarded mono-grams. They were: Bert Rude, Vernon Rude, August Taute, Adolph Moritz, James Lee fCaptainJ, Harold Bankert, Robert Sundet, and Marvin Ellis. The B squad played a difficult schedule with inexperienced boys who made remarkable improvement as the season progressed. Mr. Horrigan deserves much credit for a fine piece of work. FRESH MAN BASKETBALL UNDER the tutelage of Herbert Lakeman, the freshman team took 2 of 'games from the Junior High Schc-ol. The five boys who carried the freshman colors were Jack MCK-ee, Wendell Thompson, Louis Bertsch, Douglas Rosheim, and Roger Fassett. E561 f X 1. + '1 'l 'nT '1Vli W'TW'l l l Tllillllliklfilllli-U Y.':l .M I il111l lllllltulllrltlll-ili-Q! f , I ' v . ,X 1. A A 'Uikr . L1 il . VARSITY TRACK HOPES for an excellent track team were high this spring as many of the boys who turn-ed in fine performances last season returned to improve their former records. Among them were Garnet Weterberg, in the hurdlesg Dan Finn in the middle distance runsg Cecil Sanderson, in the mile run: And-ers-on, Sorenson, and Behrend sprinters, and Lassen and Melcher in the weight events. These boys, along with new material, are upholding the standards of former Brookings High School teams. Last year's track t-eam walked off the field with regional h-onors by doubling the score over their nearest opponent. Albright, a sprinter, set a new record in the 220 yard dash at .23 flat, while Lassen hurled the discus 114 feet, 6 inches, to a n-ew Regional rec-ord. The following week-end the teaim went to the State meet, and were favored to give Sioux Falls much difficulty in winning the championship. In a bad day, the Bobcats t-ook the short end of the score and Sioux Falls thexlong end. At the meet, Loban took fourth in the pole vaultg Dan Finn, fifth in the half mile run, and Lassen won third in the shot put. However, in the conference track meet, the last meet of the season, the Bobcats ouclassed the Sioux Falls Warriors and the other conference teams, and won first honors. In this me-et, Buhn, an -outstanding miler, finished his career by setting a new conference record at 4 minutes and 40 seconds for the mile. M.. n1m1.14.n1.,,l-. -fu. ..-.....l.-..,.-..,,-.1.....,.,,-,.,,-, ...,,..,..,- .. -......u..,,m..m.-mf-,,.,-,,,,..m,-.,,,.... - ... .. - - .9 E571 , tie' 1' T U iiai - .. l B. H. S. TRACK AND FIELD RECORDS Time or Event Distance Name of Holder Date Made 100 Yard Dash 310.2 Robert .Soderberg 11931 Conference 220 Yard Dash :23.0 Wayne Albright L932 R-egion 3 Meet 440 Yard Dash :54.6 Lacey Caldwell 1911 'State Meet 880 Yard .Dash 2105.2 Brasil Irwin 1920 State Meet Mile Run 4:40 CBasil Irwinj 1920 uState .Meet fMillard Buhnj 1932 Conference L20 Yd. Hurdles :1645 Stanley Rishoi 1927 Region 3 .Meet 22-0 Yd. Hurdles 127.2 Mayo Wetterberg 1927 Region 3 Meet Broad Jump 20 ft., 6 in. Robert Wilson 1.929 Conference High Jump 5 ft. QM in. Huchendorf 11923 State Meet Pole Vault 11 ft., 3 in. fDonald Lobanl L932 Conference Uames Scarlettj Q Shot Put 46 ft., SWA in. Edward Mattson 11927 Region Meet Discus L15 ft., 10 in. George Mes-sner 11931 Quadrangular Javelin 143 ft., 6 in. Robert Wilson 1929 Conference Half lVIile Relay 1:36.53 Kabrud, Sorenson, A. 11932 Dakota Relays Anderson, Albright 1 Football Throw 166 ft., 25 in. Donald Loban 15932 Region 3 Meet There are a few of these records in danger this year. Among them are 440 Yard Dash Discus Broad Jump Football Throw High Jump The mile relay, a new Pole Vault event, will be a record. Shot Put At the end of this athletic year, We, the Bobcat Staff, consider the athletic year 1932-33, the banner year of all banner years. The football team was far above mediocreg the basketball team, the best in the state, and our track team has state championship visions. 1 1 1 1 1 111111 .,, E531 1nn1 1 1. -1 1mn1.m1,mi1.m1 .1 1 1 1 1 1-1 1 1 1m-m1.. mfg' llllNlClIFllRsklll4lllIlllIRA.ll9 f7lll6lltlltllllIlQllEBC1llflllll3QW NTRAMURAL athletlcs are sponsored by the Monogram Club Each home room IS ent1tled to enter a team 1n the contests Intramural sports lnclude basketball xolleyball mtralmural relays d1amond ball and a free throw contest The free th1 ow contest was d1v1ded mto three classes A B and C Class A cons1sted of A squad basketball members Class B the B squad members plus 1un1ors and sen1ors Class C freshmen and sophomores Robe1t Montgomery won the class A gold basketball makmg 75 out of 100 th1ows Robe1t Lombard wlnnlng the class B s1lver basketball and Lewls Bel tsch took the bronze basketball for class C Basketball was next on the 1ntramural program Garnett Wetterberg was ln cha1 ge of th1s sport and lt was h1s teamwhxchlbattled houne room 139 fol the champlonshlp Home room 105 won the cup by a 12 10 count From flfteen teams these home rooms 105 and 12 were the survlvors of the round robln schedule Thelr champ1onsh1p game was played as a prehml nary to the B1ook1ngs Yankton game The members of the champ team were Ga1nett Wetterberg Ccaptamj Thomas W1lSOH Cecll Sanderson lace Morr 1son An all lntramural team has been selected of the outstandmg players of the tourney N3tlO113l League F R Lombard f R Fhttxe c H Lakeman g G W9tt61b81 g B Matson Amer1can League F J McKee f V Hanson c H Beh1end g D Aust1n g D Roshelm Volleyball was also a very popular sport w1th Lawrence Bartlmg as chan man Each home 1oom had a team of s1x players All classes of hlgh school wele 1ED1GS611t9d and f1fteen teams set the ball up and sp1ked t1ll the toulnament s1mme1 ed down to two teams Looklng over the personnel of the champ1onsh1p team lt was found to be home room 105 They defeat d home room 108 for the cup The room 105 teaxm cons1sted of Donald Ste1nborn Wallace Mo111son James Thompson Dale Seals Burt Matson and Cu1t1s Walters Home loom 105 seems to monopolwe the champ1onsh1p column how eve1 there a1e two tltles to be clalmed before the end of the school year The dlamondball and the lntramural relays The pu1 po e of the Monogram Club IS to furthel athletlcs 1n Brooklngs Hlgh School They have certalnly fulfllled thelr purpose to the utmost de gl ee by D1 ox 1d1ng compet1t1on for those boys who a1e unable to pa1t1c1pate 1n Va1s1ty athlet1cs The mtramural p1 ogram 1S xery popular and creates and uncox ers poss1b1l1t1es fo1 athletes We take th1s opportunlty to con g1atulate the Monog1 am Clulb and the1r advlser Bob Coffey f59 fr - ----- ------H-4.1.-'if ui? ..--.------------- 9 2 ' ' I . .' l. ' . . ' - 2 , . ' cc ra . li :Q A . I . .I 1 , , I . ' 2 ' ' 1 ' ' ' . u ar ' W A l n n , I , y . W . p - . ' S- - ' l . L . A l . K . . . V ' A ! 7 I 1 . , . V , . Y James Scarlett, Curtis Walters, Curtis Severson, Burt-on Matson, and Wal- l I 2 - Z J ' ' ' g x ' 9 3 1 ' ' 'ss , - -I n 2 , - : , . 9 9 ' 1 Z Y ' 1 S 7 ' ' . ' N 7 . ' -W . . . ' I . ' ' - . u ' . . .9 C 'I 'I 1 1 x 1 GH mil A SlIlD1DllR6llFJ May 21 1932 As the annual came out before the G A A F1e1d Day last year ' am wr1t1ng about It now Several act1v1t1es took fplace Track events ln whlch the Freshmen won Horse Shoe slngles 1n Wh1ch V1ola Sander son won hono1s Tennls smgles won by L1ll1an Jensen and the f1nal Baselball game won by the J un1ors After the busy afternoon was over we all ate a lunch ln the Home Ec Rooms and rlbbons were awarded to the lst 2nd 3rd and 4th place w1nners 1n all events October 7 1933 Soccer' That thr1ll1ng season IS Just over Today the flnal game was played 'between the J un1ors and SGHIOFS and the score was 2 to 1 1n favor of the J unlors That J unlor class has won the champlonshlp for three success1ve years and th1s year one of thelr m mbers Gretchen Eberle was the Soccer Head November Dear D1ary How hard It IS to catch those httle whlte rmgs' You guessed It Dlary Deck Tennls season 1S here and Dor1s Dyste the Deck TGHHIS head has been kept busy f1ll1ng ln the Brackets November 30 Th1s month a new d1v1s1on of G A A Sports was orgamzed w1tl1 Ellen Johnston as head A large number of g1rls slgned to do work 1n tumbhng The pomts w1ll be g1V6H on a DBSIS of tests passed Deck Tenrns IS over Tomght the f1nal game was played between Ruth Otterness and Myrtle Anderson The score was 2 to 1 sets ln favor of Ruth january 'I4 Today four g1rls were added to the Intramural Board The g1rls, Mary Ellen B1'bby, Esther Salmonson, Luella Lang, and Margaret Kumhen, were awarded their letters 1n assembly after havmg earned the requlred 1000 pomts vm lm Enhdlnl ml lm 2? - V N ' -JJ nf' A 4. ?If1'-, ' 1, 1 '- ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 -u1nn- ', -ef f 5 .1-11111 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 I W ' , '5' I Q . - '15,-gear. , ' 1.31-1 O G O Y ' . . . , A X 1 l I A - , .. f- 1 N s 1 l ' 1 1 1 ' - ! 1 . . . . oy 1 1 1 , D ' I 1 I ' 1 1 I 1 , . 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Q . y ' - . . .I . . fm ffl February 24 Dear D1ary The b1g event of the year took place Fr1day 1n chapel The champ 1onsh1p game of the basketball season was played and the dut1es of our Basketball Head Margaret Jean Culhane were f11'11ShGd The Jun1ors played the Sophomores the score be1ng 13 to 8 1n favor of tht Jun1ors The S S S helped to make the program a success by g1V1I1g' March 29 Dear Dlary Another Sport season IS past They come and go so qulckly Th fmal Volleyball game was played the other evemng between th Sophomores and the Jun1ors The Sophomores Were v1ctor1ous the score bemg 34 to 15 Thls year s volleyball head was Ahce Dahl Aprll The second group of letters g1ven to g1rls havmg earned 1000 pomts were awarded 1n chapel yesterday The followmg are the new members of the Intramural Board AVIS Shelden Sad1e Bortnem Alma Bankert Al1ce Dahl Ruth Norby Ruth Otterness Bermce Enr1ght Lluella Lang Ruby Berge Dorothy Enrlght Gretchen Eberle and Margery Lampson Dear Dlary Th1s 1S my last entry 1n you G A A Sports Dlary We are all looklng forward Wlth pleasure to the Fleld Day whlch w1ll be held after the annual IS out Thls event w1ll be the peak of a great year wlth memorles of each season and 1tS good tlmes None of us Wlll forget our G A A days of 1932-33 under our d11ector and frlend MISS M11161 RUTH NORBY Pres 32 33 Q - - - - - .59 -ff? 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'III I I4 Ill lll Illl I I1 I llllIlIilIlIillKlIllTUllillllllillill lil!!!-'llllIlI'i'llC1lH lillllilllhv-ll-iliiil I lATIlllLIlillllllIUllIITll I + 5.9:- FORUM HE Latm club was orgamzed the flrst semester of th1s yeal The purpose of thls organ1zat1on 1S to brmg a clearer understandlng of Latm l1fe and customs to the present twent1eth century, and by that to make posslble an lntelhgent comparlson of the tlmes and a better understandmg of the reason for present custofms and conventlons The requlrements for entrance mto thls organlzatlon are one yea1 of Latln and a p1oJect of some klnd The projects thls year developed a small hbrary of sho1t storles Wrltten 1n scrolls, whlch are very Valuable Four regular fmeetmgs were held wlth 1nte1est1ng Roman programs One assembly program was sponsored by the F O R U M The charter membels ale Nancy M1lle1 Ruth L1ghtne1 Nathamel Kendall Georffe Bartllng C3101 ISelke Gordon Jaus EIVIH Lam ter Llllle Hemmmgson Dacotah Gumm Daphne Klug' Kelth Alneson, Robelt Km ht Avls Shelden Vernon Hanson Donald T01 guson V1rg1n1a Nohlgren 'Ruth Albrecht Mvrtle Anderson Betty Colhns DOIIS Dyste Phylhs Hubbald, Louame Hulett Wllham Bonell Phmlo Hall Mane Petem on Wnlham Pru sman Louella Maher Alyce Sa1ver Helen SChOEHW6Ih61 Evelyn Searls Wlalgueute Warner Wllhelmlna Culhane OFFICERS President MARIE PETERSON Vlce Presldent BETTY COLLINS Secretary EVELYN SEARLS Treasurer DORIS DYSTE E64 fl wp. ll ' 4 ', I :.' , 'I' '- '- 1 1 -- 1 1 1 1 - -wiv I , '? ,.-H-. 1 1 1 1 .. .. 1.14m-,,,iuu1 5 1- 1, 'I' nm.. , ngq ' -sf fn 4?- Aff -I 1 ' O are ' V' ii , is f T 1?- I If I Jf- , . 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W . .,. - - .. .. - - - -- - .. - - -....-u..-u..-....- - - - .. - .. ............-,I-M-W,n 4, x DRAMATIC CLUB HE alm of our Dramatlc Club 1S to st1mulate mterest 1n dramatlcs and thls year we have a memdbershlp of f1fty f1V6 The mam ploject of the club thls year was the productmn of one act plays In all twelve were pro duced w1th under classmen havlng a malouty of the parts In p1eparat1on for these plays classes 1n make up coachlng and stage craft were held ln the fall for members of the club For the f1rst t1me 1n the h1story of the clulb creatlve wr1t1ng was done Charlotte Brown and Margaret Kumllen wrote and produced a one act play One Way To Do It Just before Chustmas the organ1zat1on sponsored an all H1gh School dance and 1nv1ted last year s D C members as guests For the flrst tlme the club SDOHSO1 ed the tlcket sales of the Jun1or Senlor play The two Who sold the most t1ckets 1ece1ved for prlzes Dra rnatxc Club p1ns I65 UM 1 .. , , ' ' , my oi- -----------nw ,..-.....-.---........------ 4, 1'llu I bln, A r F- ,ff .-.A..... ,. - ..-.. 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W Y, A .,,.1,, A,m,,,.:,.,,,-Q I, , GIRLS ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION THROUGH the G A A the gnls of the Hlgh School rece1ve athletlc recogmtlon The olganlzatlon was formed to sponsor glrl s athlet1cs to encourage true sportsmanshlp and to create a feelmg of SEYVICE to the school Besldes the athlet1c act1v1t1es there are also soclal act1v1t1es IH the G A A The year started Wlth the annual Frosh p1cn1c Whlch We glve to encourage memlbershlp Shortly after the second semester began we gave a Mother Goose Go ed at Wlnch eve1 yone from Bo Peep to Boy Blue was represented Mal ch 25 We gave a sprmg party for the Hlgh School Wh1Ch mcluded games cards and danclng The gym was decorated l1ke a sprlng the old Board entertamed the new Board The fmances came from candy sales at all football and basketball games ple sales and du s Th1S yeal flfteen g1rls recelved letters and became members of the Intra Mural Board Wh1ch sponsors the J unlor Hlgh G A A E66 spring garden with llghtedihollyholcks serving as illumination. In the l qi. 1:1441 11111-1-1 rm-un- .eg r +-, f CERCLE FRANCAIS HE French Clulb vsas folmed fO1 the purpose of st1mulat1ng lnterest 1n F1 ench l1fe and customs and of acqulrlng a better knowledge of the lan uage It has 1ncreased lts enrollment durmg the past three years and at pres ent IS a vely actlve organlzatlon IH school The members conslst of fourteen sen1ors and twenty three Jumors Monthly meetlngs 'have been held durmg the year for Wh1ch lnterest mg progl ams were arranged to be glven half 1n Ffrench and half 1n Enghsh b9V61 al dlalogues pantom1mes and sluts W616 D1 oduced to develop a better unde1 standmg of French and a greater fluency ln the speakmg of It OFFICERS Vice President WILLARD NESSON Secretary RUTH OTTERN ESS Treasurer DONALD TORC-USON F67 'President .......... ESTHER SALIVIONSON :I - ....... .. Aicff- ,- A 1 . ?':g,, ' pf . Zf9','7?lV fl . rg 1 ,. .1. ' f'w7Q.'f V Ze, ,j X- rf N ,, N- Av- .. -, , 1..,s'.. l 'ttfxli Tr :. 'fl A 5 V. v.'i't'.-L .I ..-. . zo-:. W ' -,-N --- --- - - -.- .--.- --- ,- A-.-4. W.- -,.. ..- ... ..- ,, , -,,-, A U 1, , gq,- -I A' 'H4ESTUDENT COUNCH. THE Student Council was organized in 1930 for fthe purpose of carrying -on student government in the school. Since then it 'has been conducted in a very successful manner. Some of the activities wh-ich it sponsors are: 1. Bobcat Day. 3. Editing' the annual school Handbook. 2. 'Special Assembly Programs. 4. The .conducting of school elections. 'llhis year 'they became lmefmlbers of the Northwest Federation of Stu- dent Councils and Were represented at the convention by Don Steinborn. George Gulbrandsen, and Bernitta Ennis. The delegate who represents Brookings High next year will .be Vice president of the Federation next year. An assembly program was arranged b-y lthe council near the end of the year and presented in a very interesting manner. The members are to be congratulated upon their fine cooperation. The members are as foll-ows: Seniors-Willard' Nesson, Margaret Kumlien and vBernitta Ennis. Juniors-Ruth Lightner, Rauby Bei-ge, Elizialb-eth Wright, and Eunice Johnston. lSo'phomores-BettyCollins, Mar-ie 1Peterson, Ronald Searls, and Vernon Hanson. Freshmen-Ellen Johnson, Berniece Grudem, Charles Wilson and Vernon Rude. OFFICERS President ......-...... DON STEINBORN Vice 'President---GEORCE CULBRANDSEN Secretary ............. BERNITTA ENNIS 1, a,,,..,,,.,,,,, ,.. ,.,, ,,..,,..4..f.,,... 1,..,, ,..,.,..,L v ...,.,.,,,1-1fn-.,,-,-in..-..l......v..M.U--.. -.11--m-1--4.11.4---.-1'--1.-. H581 REPORTERS AND TYPISTS , f -----------ii,i-I-I-I ------------ , was BROBOCA THE Broboca is published biemonthly by students of Brookings High School who are interested in journalistic Work. It offers valuable experience in that type of Work. The school paper has now been a member of the South Dakota High School Press Association for 'two years. Editor .................. AVIS SI-IELDEN Assistant Editor .... LILLIE HEIVIIVIINGSEN Supervisor ............. MISS WILLIAMS Bernitta Ennis Margaret Kumlien Dorothy Eidem Elizabeth Wright Mary Ellen Bibiby Peggy Shea Betty 'Collins Robert Knight Janie Jerman Alice Diahl Constanice ,Mark Alonia iE'venson Erlaine Mfartinson Kathryn Taylor Ciharlotte Kabrud VVallac-e 'Morrison Jack Roberts Hildegard Hioerber .Shirley Hickman .Natalie Klug Daphne Klug Ottelia Green Sadie B-ortnem Esther iSalmonson Elvin Liamster Myrtle Andenson iDacotah Grimm 1mi-v1mI1 1 1 1 '1mI1.W1u,.1.i..1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1.,,1,,,.1, 69 'I' I I I I I E 1 . 5 I B I i i S 5 - i - : u i E i T ef I If ef i H Ii .- i u II 5 : I I : i , I S 1 I I + .. ---- ----- . , - .- i ,1 ------- SENIOR SPGRT SOCIETY THE Senior Sport Society was organized at the begin- ning of the lbaskeltball season by a group of fourte-:ia senior girls interested in promoting better sportsmanship in school. The organization, under the leadership -of Miss Lucille Miller, was one of the most active in High School. Clever drills and yells were given at all the home games. As a part of their program the S. S. S. sponsored the selling of ltickets for the Salvation Army benefit show, an all-high school party, and a junior-senior basket social.. The uniforms worn by the -girls during performances were black skirts, red berets, and red sweat-shirts with black letters. At the end of the year sixteen junior girls were initiated into the society -to carry on the activities of the S. S. S. for the next year. 1 1 .1un1+m..,,.1m.1,.1 1 1 ...mi-m11.m1m... 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 E701 tial ,f-ss.-.. .-....L...,.., IVIONOGRAIVI CLUB HE Brookmgs H1gh School Monog1 am Club was orgamzed 1n the Fall of 1931 for the purpose of promotlng athletlcs through the mtra mural system Mme student part1c1pat1on has thus occurred th1s yea1 than eve: before VEITIOLIS members of thls club conduct the 1111113 mural program throughout the yeal The club meets twlce a month and some very 1nt r estlng prog1ams are p1ov1ded by the D1 ogram commlttee It IS an excluswe club COI1S1St11'1g of boys who have vs on a letter 1n some bl anch of athletlcs The members of the club are as follows Arnold Anderson LaW1ence Bartlmg Harvey Behlend Harold Bu randt Don Caldwell Dan F1nn George Getty Herb rt Lakeman Ralph Lassen Robert Lombard Burton Matson Ha1old Means Robert Mont gomery Lemuel Melcher W1llard Nes on James Scarlett Dale Searls Don Ste1nbo1n Harold Sorenson Robert Sundet August Taute James Thompson Garnet Wetterberg C9011 Sanderson Clarence Johnson Wallace Morr1son Jack Roberts Adolph MOIIT7 Edwm Townsend Clyde Engel Thomas WIISOH and Elvle Emckson OFFICERS President DAN FINN Vnce President ROBERT MONTGOMERY Sec and Treas BURTON MATSON T71 1' 'X f. in , ,rx 'I 4, --.....--------...... 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FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA THE F F A sponso1s county vude 4 H club work and a1e vuy promlnent 1n the State Judgmg contest 1Compet1t1cn lb very keen fo1 South Dakota Farme1 Degree Amemcan Fa1m 1 Deg1ce and a T1 p to the Nat1onaI Congress of Vocatmnal Agr1culture Wl'1l h IS I eld annually at Kansas 1 ,I The club has been very mstrum ntal 1n developmv pro1ect work among county boys Durmg the past year Rob It Long and Lloyd John on recen ed the South Dakota Farmel Devree at the State Com ent1on held at Brookmg last May bemff the two outstandmg membe1s IH the orvan17at1on V Ullman Won second 1n the Ameucan Farm r D gree there b811'10' one named each yeal from the state Cec1l Sande1 son one of F F A members won d1st1nct1on 1n the 4 H f1eld belng a membe1 of the reserne State C,hamp1on demonstratmn team at the State F311 For th1s he recewed a trlp to the Internatlonal LIVC Stock Show at Ch1cago Vern Eberlem senlor was awarded a t1 1p to Kansas C1ty to the F F A Conventlon by the Rock Island Ra1l1oad OFFICERS President FRANCIS IOURNLIN Vzce President WALTER LASSEN Sec and Treas CLYDE ENCEL E721 I I . . 4. . me 7' . I I 1' 'I E . ,x . N A I . . . N N N Q AL . , A A N . 3 . . . , .L . . . . . ,.,. , I 1 ' .. 'C 1 c , 'U 1, . , ' L o ' ' . ' I V 1: . . ' I Q 1 S ' V J . ' 7 ' ' W n v 3 2 2: ' a 4 ' V . . O CI . I I N1 K. J sy I ' v. , . . . , ' ' . . , . . ' 7 I , , I X l N . . A '. . , , C . . . Y V. Q . . - - .. .. .. - -..-.uf-u..,,,,-.,...... .. .. ......-..,.-..,..........,..,- - - - - - - - ... - - - .... f sph 1.51: T 4- ------- .--- .,.. ..-.. .... ----- COM IVIERCIAL DEPARTMENT QINCE the organization of this department five years ago, it has M been one of the most active in school. Last spring, in the state typing meet, Delia Larson received ff, loving cup for placing in cllass B beginning typing and Mar- garet Gaughran placed second in the State Bookkeeping contest, narrowly missing first place by one point. Although there were no state contests this year, under the direction of lVIr. Zimmerman and Miss Crossland several contests were conducted in the department and with neighboring towns. The shorthand I classes also entered a contest sponsored by the American Lead Pencil Company of Hoboken, New Jersey. The typing I classes challenged the typing II classes to a contest in April. William Bonell, a typing I student won first place in individual ratings with a rate of 61 words per minuteg Daphne Klug CID, second with 51.8 words per minuteg Janie Jerman CID, third with 45.56 words per minute. The typing II team won by a margin of a little over -one word a minute. The enrollment of the department was as follows: There were 69 students in the typing I classy 34 in the shorthand Ig 22 in the shorthand II classg 22 in the typing IIQ bookkeeping, 543 commercial arithmetic, 33. - - - - -'i'-Wm- ' - - 't ttiftE i t''W' ' - ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' kia ISJIII DEBATE LTHOUGH at a dlsadvantage due to the graduatlon of all but three or last years conference champ1onsh1p team the squad developed very 1ap1dly under the d1rect1on of Mr McCann By the t1me of the flrst debate there were sevel al outstandmg membels W1ll1am Bonell Ph1lo Hall Del bert Haley Mar1e Peterson and Ellzabeth Wrlght The other memb rs who helped make the squad successful were Charlotte Brown D01 1S Dyste Vernon Hansen Lorralne Hulett and Roger Franklln One yery brlght spot of the Debate season was the excellent Fresh man squad Whlch carrled on an extenslve competltlve program wlth other schools Those on the Freshman squad were Irwln Johnson Rob 111.1 Applegate Omar Otterness Robert Kerns Robert Severson Lorrame Olson Edward Olson and James Cranston Wlth all but one of the Vars1ty squad 1eturn1ng and the materlal de veloped from the freshman squad B H S expects to make an excellent showlng next year E741 . 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' '! , n 'Q f S ' W' fmx I h rf . ev' f ,y xl 'H ' .r 17 v X .-31 . 1 1 11,11- - f - - - - - - - QKEQW Q .D WIUIUSIIHE 1.1 -1 1 1 .1 1 .....m1.m1uu1m11 1.1 1 1 1 1 1 1 l75J 1 1 1 1 1 1 --nn.1lm.-,,.1nu1 1 1 1un.1,m1.m1.nn-llll11,q1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ,il 1,1 nf' T ,- .P ..... .... - - - 1 , -iii,g4 f,i - , ...... - ---- C-I RLS' GLEE CLUB QUARTET Work has been th-e main project in the girls' glee club and has developed very rapidly. This spring the group was divided into two gr-oups: One, the first glee clubg and the other a music class. In the fall of last year the girls helped to produce successfully the operetta, Hulda of Holland. They are under the very capable direction of Miss Willa McClain. The following remained in the first glee club: Soprano I-Viola Hanson, Myrtle Anderson, Dorothy Enright, Lucille Fry, Ruth Lightner, Leona Hickman, Vaughn Dripps, and Irene Jensen. Soprano II-Ro-berta Applegate, Delpha Marvin, Helen Mall, and Natalie Klug. Alto I-Marguerite Warner, Daphne Klug, Evelyn Searls, Vivian Fish and Lenore Graves. Alto II-Myrtle Jensen, Lennice Marvin, Helen Schoenwether, Ruth Otterness, Betty Anne Purdy, and Virginia Nfohlgren. OFFICERS President ................. LUCILLE FRY Vice President ..... BETTY ANNE 'PURDY Sec. and Treas, ........ RUTH LICHTNER E761 ll BOYS C-LEE CLUB AIATHOUGH the emollment of the club thls yea1 was not so larg as last a great deal was accompllshed by the group In the tall W1tI1 the help of the glrls glee club they 131Odl1C9d. the operettfl Hulda of Holland wluch was very successful The boys wele unde1 the d1rect1on of Mus MOCIHID The pelsonnel was as follows Tenor I Lloyd Johnson John Noethe Challes W1lson and Curt1s Severson Tenor II Robert Severson James Thompson Reuben Jacobsen and Bernard Butler Bass I Don Stemborn Dean Helmendlnger Don Tl11k6I' and A1 thul Clarm Bass II Dan F1nn Monroe Bebo Bulton M1lle1 Harold Sznenson Rex Waltz and Robert KH1ght OFFICERS President DAN FINN Vxce President ROBERT KNIGHT Sec and Treas ROBERT LONG T77 - P f. 0 Q0 I .9,. - rl Q, 4- - - -- - - ------ lm- '-it V54 wx ..-....- ---------.- ..,-....-.!. I -4 I , L I-v-4 . M 1 . I . ! .,-,,,,,,,., ..,,.,.. ...,.-..,...-. -... .-,-, ,.-.. .. . , , , , :W , , , . 1 . ! . ! 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N... --. 4...... .-.- .. . ....... ... -e.- ..,...... ,., . ... -.-. -., .-.. . . v., OPERETTA lmhill Music: DEPARTMENT HIS year both the band and orchestra have shown conslderable nnprove ment The band furmshed pep and muslc at all the basketball and foot ball games presented a chapel program and partlclpated 1n the MUSIC Department s concert The orchestra also part1c1pated 1n th1S contest and played at commencement At the State Muslc Contest th1S year Marle Peterson placed f1rst ln the French Horn solo V1Tg1H1a Nohlgren placed second 1n the plano solo and the French horn quartet placed fourth E78 l I l ' . 1 I ' '- 1 ' . ' , 4 .. ' Y . . . . . 7 7 , N .4 . . . - 7 V' ' x . - - .... - - .. - -- - - - -.......l...-lu.-my-...l-....- - - - - -. - - - - - .- -- ,-K' XR. W-'ar-af . lf es, as 1J'Qviflr?f ll-'lv MASQ ..1-..-- 1-. -. 1:--v,-.,,...,.-.,,.-.1,..111.-H.- 9 -V 1 g 1:-,' 291,415 1,-111-,1..m.-,. .- ..-ol-, -.1 -.Qu-1.--1.-.1 Qi 3 CM 21 ' -eg V, 1 - .14 1 -Vita:-1' ,sl ' 'kLl1..j,:f,'f1' . wr- 1 1i.Q:-1 ORCHESTRA HE Orchestra has ploved a very excellent form of entertamment thlg year They have furn1shed the muslc fo1 our 1I1S1d9 amusements such as plays, chapel programs, operetta, etc Thelr outstandlng Work at the musn, concert proves what they 1eally can do We feel that our orchestra thls year IS as good as any Brookmgs W1ll have 1n the near future ORCHESTRA PERSONNEL Vlollns Ralph Lassen Ma1ge1y Lampson Myntle Jensen Ma1ga1et Kumher EDU106 Johnson Dorothy Exdem Elvm Lamstel Ma1ga1et Culhane Clauce Derdahl Peggy Shea Ruth Norby Cathezme Schnaldt Ilene Wnghwt Carol Selke, Wllhelmlna Culhane Luella Lang Vlolas-+Be1n1tta Enn1 Margaret Schnaxdt Roberta Applegate Cello--Roger Franklln Flute Phllo Hall Accompam Bernlce Hlnd Ass1stant Accompamst-Ruth Llghtnel Clarmet-Betty Haytel Donald Alustm Bassoon V1v1an Chusten en Horns-:Mane Petelson Ellzabeth Wught Luc1lle Clobhers Chau lotto B1own Trumpets-Geo1 ge Ba1tl1ng, Lo1ra1ne Hulett Rcbe1t Kerns Trombones Nathamel Kendall, Cameron Lane Bass Vlols-Betty Colhns Balbara Skmnel Bass Horn Wllllam M3tt1SOD Tympanx Mary Ellen Bxbby Drums Fleernan Sm1th E79 Q Y 1, . . . l . 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BAND HE Band has done 1ts part th1s year to make Brookmgs H1gh Schoo successful Durlng the football season thls group was present 1n un1 form to help the playels on to v1ctory It was ln the basketball season that they accomphshed the most They played for every game at home and then to top thelr Work, followed the players to the state tournament to cheer them on They also played durlng the muslc concert We hope that 1n the commg years the band W1ll do as well as It has durmg 1932 and 1933 BAND PERSONNEL Trumpets George Baltlmg Lorzame I-Iulett R0b61tK81HS Betty Collms Rec Young O1al Olson Avis Wetterfberg Clarmets-Donald Austm Betty Hayter Dan F1nn Gordon Wlsernan Geo1ge Gulbrandsen Constance Arneson Gretchen E1be11e V1v1an Ray Euneva Hougland Reuben Jacobsen Glen Schrader, Althur Claun Saxu phones-4Phyll1s1Hubfba1d Wllhelmlna Culhane Geneva Hougland Robert Knxght Mm gamet Shephard Horns-Mane Peterson Ehzabeth Wught Luc11le Crother Challotte Brown Mellophones-Thomas Bang Luc1lle Walton Trombones-James Thompson, Nathamel Kendall Cameron Lane, Clyde Engel Walter Norby Baxbara Skinner V1r Svend Knudsen Tympam Mary Ellen Bxbby Snare Drum Fleeman Smlth Bass Drum Elvm Lamste1 Plano--V1rg1n1a Nohlgu-In Bantones-Roger F1ankl1n Peggy Shea l30l T . . . . 1 4 V l - 1 L 1' 5 l ' I . y Q l l v ' l r . as l 9 M ' J ' I ' ' ' I 1 1 P , X X ' X X . 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D onald Torguson llarry ..., ...... 1 Robert Wyclcofst' Sandra ..... ..... .1 Erlaine Martinson Maxine ............. Margaret Slchnaidt Jeannie .... 4 ........... Kathryn Taylor sScene: Act II Ogfelby draiwing room. Act J:I and LII, the same trans- formed into The Three Grafces Tearoomfl Time: The Present CAST: fln the order of appearancej Lush .............. Robert Montgomery Poppy Faire .......... fMaryfEl1len Bibby Mrs. Agatha Whatco1nbe---Avis Shelden Ambrose Applejohn ..... Curtis Severson Anna Val-eska ..... Q ..... Bernitta Ennis aMrs. Pengard ........ Margaret Kumlien 'Horace Pengard .......... :Blurton Miller 'Ivan Borolsky .... ....... G eorge Getty Maid .......... ........ D 'aphne Klug Dennet ............... .Donald ,Steinborn Johnny Jason ............ Robert Flittie Pirates ...................... Donald Caldwell, Vern Eiberlein, Arnie Green Production Staff Diirector ................... Esther Test Assistant Director ........ Janie Jerman Business lM'anager--George Gulbrandsen Stage Managers .................... ,---------iCl1arles Will, Paul Franklin 'Costumes .......................... -------Arthur Clarin, -Myrene Walton Make-up .......................... ------Vivian Christensen, Ruth Norby Properties ............ Charlotte Kabrud Scene: Library of Ambrose Applejohnls home. Time: Night during present summer. - - ' ' 'i M-i ' ' ' T'55 T ' ' ' ' ' - ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' A AVIS SHELDEN BETTY COLLINS DORIS ULLMAN DECLAMATION HE ann of declamatwn IS to develop polse to cultlvate the VOICE and to teach better understandlng of characterlzatlon In the flnal contest Av1s Shelden won from Pegfgy Shea 1n th dramat1cs d1v1s1on Betty Colhns Won from Erma Taute 1n the humor ous d1v1s1on Dorls Ullman Won from Sterhng Slmonson 1n the oratory d1v1s1on These three represented Brooklngs H1gh School 1n the Dlstrlct Contest Vern Eberleln won from Sterlmg Slmonson Roger Frankhn Lorralne Hulett and Cecll Sanderson 1n the extemporaneous d1v1s1on IO4 fII '10, H-.Hy , 4 I III, ...M I 1 ..., . . I. ,s,.-..-I. M, ,A , 1 I Ii. I f 1 I I I I I I I I I I In-4 ' I I I I I f ' I Q I I I 5 1 Y EI I I Z I I 5 , iz ! I I V I I I .I -I I I I I T I . I . I. I . I I . . , I! . . f 9 ' ' ' i I ' . . I I . . - A I 1 1 I . . . . . . 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We 'hope that the students of Brookings High School will show their appreciation by patronizing these firms. e Fishback, Horace Rude's Furniture Store Matson Bros., Druggists Service Grocery Montgomery Ward G Co. Standard Oil Co.-H. C. Antonides, Beattie-Steinborn Agent' 5 Brookings Creamery, l. Bibby, Taylorls Comer Mgr. Wardrobe , Colby, A. G.-Service Station Wells' Grocery Coles Department Store Brown Built Shoe Store Columbia Clothing Company Busy Bee Shine Parlor l E. C. Glson Company Dudley Hotel Bangs Bakery l. X. L. Grocery 5 Beattie, E. H.-jeweler Nick's Hamburger Shop T Brookings Building G Loan R3Y'5 DVU8 STOVQ Brookings Clinic y Tank, M- C--DOUG Brookings County Bank W6lTZ l'l3VdWaV9 STOVG z Brookings County'Press Banner Oil CO- I Burris prgmefy Borst, L. G.-Dentist Downy Flake Shop Budd Oil CO- E Dybdahl Mofof Company Carlsen's Windmill Station l Clarin Studio COVYWQV GVOCQVY E Farmers Co-operative Company Fashion SHOP Hall, Philo-Attorney Fliftie. C- l- Hautt's Ladies Ready to Wear Ffie Motor Gulbrandsen, G. H.-Doctor Gaukel Supply Co. McMahon, G. M.-Dentist Grimm's Department Store I. C. Penney Co. lenny Gray Shop Purdy, Wallace-Attorney johnson Hardware Register Publishing Co. Larson Toggery i .,.. -.......-i .... i ai-.- iiii -i - - -ii a - iiii -it ------------ itil-ta-4 limi.. 115: J twirl . Qf ff . - - . +. CONTRIBUTORS CContinuedJ Sexauer G Son Sherman, F.-Dentist Trygstad, C. O.-Attorney Atlas Lumber Co. Bartlings Furniture Store Berke, E. A.-Attorney Brookings Green House Brookings Steam Laundry Community Oil Company Council Oak Store Erb's Bakery Finn, l. H.-Agent, The Texas Ford Garage lacobsen Cigar 6 News Stand lohnson's Cafe Kellogg, H. E.-Doctor Kendall E7 Locke Drug Store Lawrence, O. H.-Dentist Oyloe's Studio Red Owl Store Rowe, A. N.-Doctor Co. Lentz, E. A.-Dentist lvlclvlillan, jeweler Peterson C1 Fahey-jeweler Poole's Barber Shop Ronning Cleaners Sturdevant Auto Electric Co. Texaco Station, Don Carr Tidball Pharmacy Woolworth Co. C. lvl. Youman's Lumber Yard Aaberg, W. M.-Attorney Ahre Service Station American Billiard Parlor Andy's Hamburger Shop Breed, Ray-Insurance Brookings Candy Kitchen Brookings Coffee Co. Marvin, Fay-Plumbing NeilI's Leather Goods Store Severson, C. L.-Insurance Waby, E. l.-Insurance 1 ... .1 .1 imiini-ll.-.,.,.-.mi 1 -. l-mi..im-uu T86 E T T ' 4- Q .- L 1-11-11111.,.,.. -ft..s ,. In- 7fu. ,- - 4. .A .Sy - , 'r 11 yi' 15.1 .4 lv? .'41: ' . ,.,,,Li -gf Q754ooL IFE , Hx ' W 1,555 TYKE sm.n-rcs X N ff 1 H rl f ' --QNEQy2NN I U DUCK f P 'i..4 , f5Q +W ox V ia---.LI ' fi-l L I Zi-':3'J x NITE' ff' F DS. , Q 'Q gi '-A i,-! E nf' 1.3 LASS lx Vu., V LA5-,SIE nt ' X -.1 -,3- .,'1 7 lt L i,iQ 4, Egg 1Q?9Q 7A .n W I ff? ' ulz AY6 + MYRT Q DEL g5V?g't 'Q ' , f i Z ' N' -1 . 5 V ' Z i l -J I 1 ears Q ' .7 BANK HMI 2 NONTY K If 'fl HAN ....,,..,,,,-.. -. 1 1 .-lu.-.nn-nu-u..-n 1 E371 'S' 5 1-1u1u1,,,,1,. E z i l 1 L I E 1 H i -r- 1 1,11y11 1 1 1.y1lxnu-11111111 1 1 .-un1lm if r-1 hill llll llllll ID llfio He Who Gets Sat On He made -a run around the end, ,Was tackled from the rear, The right guard sat upon his neck, The fullback on his ear, The center -sat upon his back Two ends upon his chest. The quarter and the halfback then 1Sa.t down on him to rest, The lefft guard sat upon his head, Two tackles on his face, The coroner was then called in, To sit upon his case. 101 Miss Test: 'HI have went? Is that sentence wrong, Elvin? Elvin L.: Yes 'Miss Test: Why is it wrong?'i' Elvin: Because you ain't went yet. 1.01 Conductori, I've been on this train seven years. fkisseiigerz That so? Where did you ge on. , 1101. Eigfin Lalmster: I'm the fastest man in e wor df' George Biartlingz How's that? b Elvin: Time flies, doesn't it? Well, I eat 1me.' Q 101 iMr. Collins fat 1 a. m.D: Is that young 'man asleep, Betty? Betty: Hush, Father! He has just asked me to marry him and make him the happiest man in 'the world. h.1Mr. Qollms: Just as I thought. Wake im up. -10.1 R Colzvlboy Q-to strangerlz Are you Sam Smit . Sitranger: No! Cowboy: Wal, I am and that's his horse your getting on. 101 'Mix Enright: When that young cub whos fggying you attention comes here again sit on him. -Dorothy: Oh, let me do it, father. 101 Now I fwant 'Lawrence to have a thor- oughly modern and up-to-date educa- Eog, 'v, said M1'S. Bartling, including fa n. Yes, of course, said the headmaster, Ythough Iuatiin is, as you know, gi dead anguage. Well, all the better. Lawrence is going to be an undertaken And we know a girl so fast that when she had ia screen test for the movies they had to use slow motion. 101 Irate Parent: Didn't I see you kiss my daughter, sir? Reuben J.: How should I know. De you think I'd be gawkinig around when I lwas doing a thing like that? 101 Geneva H.: +I graduated in playing the saxophone from a Correspondence school. Prof. Franklin: You must have losft a lot of your mail. 101 Gulibraindfsenz How far can you go into the woods? Getty: I don't know: how far? Gulbrandsen: Halfway, because the other half you are going out. 101 . I t h o u g h t your secretary was blonde? She was, ibut she's gone off the Gold Standard. 101 Barber: Haven't I shaved you before, sir? T Wilson: No, I got that scar play- ing footballf' 101 Do you sell oil? Said a tourist to a country storek-eeper. Yes, ma'am. Hair, machine, lamp, salad, motor or castor? 1101 Where are you going, Jackie? Are you on your way to school, or are you going fishing? I dunno yet. I'm just fighting it out with my conscience. 101 Mr. Lynott: What do you consider the most warlike nation? .Johnnie Loe: Vaccination, by all means. It is almost always in arms. 101 Bob Mall: I am indebted to you for all I know. Miss Noi-um: Oh, don't mention such a trifle. .1-G1 Have you any references '? asked the employment manager. 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He is surrounded by fear. Robert VS.: You're crazy. What kind of fear could surround him? Rex: Atmosphere, old man! .l.0.T To the tramp who wanted to earn a bite to eat the housewife said, If I thought you were honest I would let you go to the chicken house and gather the eggs. Lady, -he replied with dignity, I was manager of a bath house for ten years and never took a 'bath. ,1un11m-.nu.- -..1uini.in1un-n.1.,nu1 ,mini1fnn1vu:u-nn-un-mi - 1 - - 1 1 1 1 1 .1 lim-mi 91 1, ,..... ...... ,,1, - 1 get qi M ...... ..... - -.,.,-.l.H,. ' -f-.5 ...- f ,' I I i Qlllrtiotoeiafkloetrrs FRESHIVIEN l Q L r ! ielmurioie .Eidem: day? Mother: Eiidem: gin to be Ho-W long is it to my birth- Not very long, dear. Well, is it time for me to be- a good girl? 101 Robert K: There are an awful lot of girls who don't want to get married. Natalie: How do you know? Robert: I've asked them. 1.01 New Wife: This is a cottage pud- ding. Old Bach Guest: W'hewv! I think I got a piece of the shingle in my mouthf gtg 1 1 1 1 1 1nn1.un-1,101.1 1 1 141.1IWTM4-lure-un-.nu-.U1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1l1nu1nn-.qu11n-.- ! Robert S: What does the word 'chauf- feur' mean? 1 Father: That is the name given to the driver of a motor car. 2 10- l Jack: This linament makes my arm smart. Joan: Why not rub some on your head. o How often does your road kill a L man ? asked the :salesman of the rail- l road conductor. Just once,' sourly replied the con- - duictor, l ! I t 4 92 A I A . , L ,, +, lllill lu M QD like A kindly old gentleman met a little girl with golden curls out walking in the park with her mothe1'. What a lovely little girlf' he ex- claimed. I will give you a nickel for a kiss. No, thank you, replied the little miss scornfully. Why, I get a dime for tak- ing castor oil. .....-Ol.. Dorothy: When is a cow real estate? When ? Bernitta: Dorothy: When it turns into a field. 0l lMr. McCann: Do you want to see something swell ? Bill Bonell: Yes, what is it? Mr. McCann: Put a sponge in waterf . Young lady: Who was that big strap- ping man I saw you with last night?'A Little boy: Aw-you peeked into ou1' woodshed! l.O 'I-Iank: We hadniit been hunting long when my rifle cracked! There lay a big bear at my feet! Frank fpolitelyjz Had it been dead long? . A lady sending her small boy to the store for a pound of tomatoes cautioned him to be sure and ipinch one or two to see if they were ripe. IHe took the money she gave him and soon returned with a whole bask-et of tomatoes. That's surely more than a pound, said the lady. They must be green. Are you sure you pinched them? Yes, ma'am. No one was looking so I pinched the whole basket. Her-els your quarter. . .0 Geo. ,Bartlingz I've got a pair of golf socks. Adolph Moritz: Golf socks ? George: Yeh, eighteen holes. 1 Is that new hired man of yours a steady chap? Yes, so far he's practically motion- less. .-t-.oil Where'd you get that beautiful black eye? The fireless cooker. Nonsense-impossible! That's just what .I thought until I tried to fire her this morning. Mrs. Loc: Does my boy like to study? Teacher: He likes to do nothing 'betterf' lvl Boss: Yes, 'I'm looking for an office boy. Do you smoke? Boy: No, thank you, but I would en- joy an ice cream cone. o Many worse things have come to pass, sighed the school teacher as she gazed at the incoming class. 01 Small Brother: Betchashe'd kiss you if I wasn't here. Dan Finn: You littl-e brat, scramf' 0 Father, said little Frank, as he turned the pages of his history, how did the cliff dwellers keep warm in the winter time ? ' Why, I guess they used the mountain 1'21!1g9,S. .Now don't ask any more foolish questions. ?0l-. I didn't raise my daughter to be fid- dled with, said the :cat as she 1'escued her offspring from a Violin factory. 10 Clyde Engel: I've come to complain about my washing machine. Salesman: Thousands have bought one and never complained. Clyde: Well, when I get into the ma- chine the paddles knock me off my feet. ,gl Fm sorry to hear about your bad luck, Caroline. Deed Ah ain t had no bad luck, Miss Smith. Whut bad luck you mean? Why, wasn't your husband killed in the railway accident yesterday? Yes'm he was. But dat's his bad luck, not mine. O As the old lady strolled through the park, two urchins confronted her. Listen, lady, said the taller of the two. My brother does fine imitashings. GlV6,hl1l1 a penny and he'll imitate a hen.' Dear, dear, smiled the old lady in- dulgently, and what 'will he do-will he cackle and scratch for worms? Scratch for worms! replied the boy with contempt. Naw, he wont do no cheap imitashings like that. He'll eat a worm. 1g .-m1nq1ul1u.-. 1uu..,-I-1,41 1 1 1nu...un1uu 93 ' M'- f 154 A 'gif T ' ' ' F- 1' --'-- - + lin Conclusion E VERYTHING must come to an end but there are thin-gs -that might recall some past pleasures. This has been our object in putting out an annual. The school year of 1932 and 1933 is nearly past and can never be brought back. It may 'be gone but you can reopen it in memories of enjoyable times you had. It is our desire that each person should have a book. It will be the key that opens the door of memories. It is not a comzmon key but a master one which will take you to the smallest chambers of your happy high school life. We hope each will place his key Qbookj in some safe place where it will not be harm- ed because as the key becomes older -the value in- creases. Some day it will open the door to a treasure more valuable to you than gold. We hope every one will overlook any mistakes made in this book. It is valued in two different ways-its looksg and its contents. If you value the looks of 'the book most highly, which we hope you won't, lthis book is not apt to mean much to you. If, however, you value the contents or material con-- tained between its covers you will bear with us in overlooking the mistakes. We wish in this space to thank every one helping to make this book possible: the Faculty, Students, Business men and all others to whom this book owes its success. 'P ---- ---- ---- ---- ---- - - .L , il . ,' , Y ff - J fl rf ' . w , If WF , ,. 1 'FQ' 1 .Ifg-X - 1 7 Y ,I- 'V I X . J f w 4