Brookings High School - Bobcat Yearbook (Brookings, SD)

Text from Pages 1 - 84 of the 1939 volume:

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K X BCDBCAT By the CLASS XF Q X KAL , X ww ' n K . l fl rv ' ii I XTX X LN Nfl ,f W XV l kk 2, O' Y x NY X, Mi ,rv Q x i 1 ll .dm xy 1 x 1 vxxqm' w xi, i li Q FOREWGRD Ni lll-, the 5ClllUl' class, have as our 11111114156 in pulilisliing this X X q1JW IlUlIL'.X',l' the prcsciitzitiuii of Z1 clear anfl ormlcrly picture ll l lllls rL'l14l4il XQHI' fm Q' C ln I-'., 'XX1' give ywu ll suiniiiziry of 1938-1939 which we liopc will X, , V Qxuvc lllY2llll2ll7lC tu you in llllll1'C years. 1 NN , f 1 V XM HARRY SI'llQl'.L'Kl, lx X! xl' W 1 2 N ,gy JU fx N Q ', Q3 .Pl't'.Yfl1le.'lIf, xmiim' clusx Y xg!! jx if N Q I ! li x li -M X RJ, ij 'el JXX ' 'f V X T lvl ' M x. X Jlll lim' High Sulmul Building ' 51 M M-L ,. i M h 4 1' li I ' 1 K ' J ww , ew 123-fi 4 - 4 '59 .. hiiliw 5 ,M- 391853 aff' L DEDICATION Sumo: people arc so closely couiicctcil with 21 school that to Spcak of them is the samc as l1l6l1l1lOlllI1Q' that lllqltlltlflll. M. A. Lynutt, to whom we ilcmliczltc the 1939 llOllLfX'l', is such a man. lluriug' his ten ycars as principal of llronlfiiigs High School, Xlilcc has xmrlccnl tirclcssly to make our sclicml mic of which we can hc pmiul. u gy- , , qttvqm. 4, .' ' ' ' i '11 nil,-,A M , W' 4 at 'fzfigw-rg? ,-' FK' 'W ,i'Z vi V--M' ' I ' ' A t. . 4-'M had Q, ji 'vi ia, ,xi hx' Q :gif -3 as ,, ' 4 ' 'ir 3:-tim Q ,rw H ,wg ' i i' Q X , , . W alrmlu Nlluml Bllxlnllllg' X N I . , xx' I xx tk lit The 1939 Bobcat Bock I: Curricuictr Activities Book H: Extra-curricular Activities r Wir, W V A ,, , i ,M K V ' !,,', ii bffr , N' ,f iq J A ,. , :VV i 'AJ Www, Curricular Activities . . Qi AO 'Y A ,ily ii xiii . Q , M ,- i, Y fi iv if NV' it ' itiii Q 'L' it , ii L' f fdxx I x K Q N xi' Q i 2 ' X 1 soft 1 ,x A X M ' V 1' :Jtrr i-i 'i J PV i i , X 1 UA f i W! ' W I 1 . 'K i ca! J if x THQ! Q fb, yi, N! ra X if if Yi ' W' , 2' tv lk . N . I I M X XXV ki A ' If X X' x 91,1 x is ,x!:QkJ4,, Y i. 1 tj' i ! x ' 'YN 1 , X , . X -M Xi . Xxgi . XTX gl 4 ' if Section I-Curriculor Activities 32 Ni X T7 Boord of Educotion. ' if Admt r' 25 3 in minus ro ion s x . X J oculty .......... .... I O-ii E' S itudent Council .....i2 A Q,Ai'FEHiOFS ........... .... 1 3-23 i N if Avfenior Closs History ..... ....... 2 4 i 3 Q75 5 it k'iLkJUI'iiOI'S ........... .... 2 5-28 3 Q: Unaierclossmen , .. .... 29-34 9 Qi .i , is SN: 12+ trac' NS: rj i J X 'x - if 2, , J ,, . A 3 ij' nv- X i 'L ,WM :T NL J ff H Q ,fv Q65 K XX' N cv if Sag-:J ' xy!! tl xl x 'A N , Q15 3 - . 'iw ' 5 -i J f ,yi 1 , .,, t S 'V Nfk 92 ' Qi i x ,Jn- , Cf V ,i 55 A i i . I JJ ' Ll LQAJJ'-I QL ' K-1-P' - lf Q, ,'4.Y:.q,'fAF4- ,i .'.. ' ' NI 1 1 ' 9 sk. 1, J 1.---.--1-., -- - N VA., ,, ,. ...,,,n. i 1' -' .,,, ,-,...,,' i E ly .Jax .1 TT-,', 5, I mai fwiff I if--Q V Administration i i i i 1-939 '1'ur 1111111 13111141 11. U41 1 Hrs. 11. IP. Hlwu. 11l'l'170l'1 1 1'111'1'1'1'1'. S1111-: 11. 11. 1!1:1111'1't. f11'll'- cum- l1:111su11. Board of Education '1'11csc tive 111011111013 uf 1110 111111111 111 1':t1llCZ1- li1111 1111-ct l'6Qll1Zll'1y tu K111'L'C1. 1111- I11ll1lZ1g1't'111L'llt uf 11111' 111111110 SC1111411S. 17111111 13. 171111c1', 1'cg'ist1':11' 171. 81111111 11:11w1z1 512110 L'1111ug'v, is 1111-si11c11t of 111u 11.wz11'c1. J. E, MARTIN J. H. Martin, flu' SllllL'l'illtl'lll our school S.VSfl'lll, :mel M. A. lvnt ut Lylmtf. tlw prillcipzll of the high svhuul, :uw- tho supel'vis01's of 'the Brookings pulvlim- svhools. Mr. Martin zxttmlule-41 KIIIISZIS Sfutl- Uullvgv :null C'olur:uln l'l1ive1'sity, whilv Mr. Lyuutt went In Xvllllktlill Ummllvgs- :xml 1lik'lli,2'2lll Illl' vvrsify. M. A. L YNOTT f 1BOBCAT 1939 Wi J. MILDRED I.. ANDERSON, Abercleen, S. Dak., English, Journalism, Northern State 'l'eacher's College. YIRGII. A. HELL, Leola, S. Dak., General Science, Iliology, Assistant athletic coach, Northern State Teacher's College. NILS B. IIERDAIIL, Sioux Falls, S. Dak., History. Debate, Augustana, University of Illinois. XYINIFRED IIREXYER, XVoonsocket, S. Dak., English, Vocal Music, lluron College, liush Conservatory. EYA IILICKNAM, Osage, Iowa, English, French, University of Iowa. E. DANIEL. llrookings. S. Dak., Agriculture, South Dakota State College. ELSIE A. DARRINGTON, XYaubay, S. Dak., Homemaking, South Dakota State College. C. E. FRANKLIN, llrookings. S. Dak., Instrumental Music, McPhail School of AIl1siC. 'IESSIE FRIDLEY, llrookings, S. Dak., Librarian, University of Minnesota. LEOTTA IIAMPTON, lVatertown, S. Dak., Latin, XVorlcl Hitsory, Declama- tory, South Dakota State College. CORAL IIEMMINGSON, Hallock, Minne- sota, Girls' Physical Education, University of Minnesota. R. D. HEROLD, Ilrookings, S. Dak., Social I roblems, History, South Dakota State College, University of Iowa, University of Minnesota. LESTER D. IIORRIGAN, Brookings, S. Dak., Science, Assistant athletic coach, School treasurer, South Dakota State College. O. H. IIUIIIIELL, Rrook- ings, S. Dak., Manual Training, Kansas State Teacher's College. MAX H. LYNN, Ilrookings, S. Dak., Athletic Director, General Science, Parson's College, Columbia Cniversity, Northwestern. MARGARET E. MAUCH, Hetlancl, S. Dak., Mathematics, Huron College, University of Chicago. ELEANOR PAGE, Mamlriml, Iowa, English, Freshman debate, University of South Dakota. ELAINE PAULSEN, Steen, Minnesota, Commercial. South Dakota State College. AGNES SCHLENDER, Ilryant, S. Dak., School Secre- tary. MAR-IORIE THOMPSON, Sioux Falls, S. Dak., School Nurse, Luther's Hospital. YIOLA XAN CAMIIEN, Cannon Ealls, Minnesota, Algebra, Carleton College, Columbia University, MILDRED XVALKER, XVessington Springs, S. Dak., llomemaking, Dakota Xkesleyan. ELIZAIIETH XVETER, VValworth, VVisconsin, English. Dramatics, lleloit College. VVILLIAM H. ZICK, Aberdeen, S. Dak., Commercial. Northern State Teacl1e1 s College, Cniversity of Iowa. rw Klil1l1'c4l I.. ,XllllC1'h0ll Yirgil A. llcll Nils li. lk-11121111 xY1l1ifl'C4l l11'CXX'CI' lfx'z1 Igllflillillll lf. bl. l7Z1l'iiL'l lilsic .X. I31lI'l'i1lgQ'IH11 C. li, I 1'z111kli11 .lcssic l:1'i1HCj' Lcnttzl lllllllllllbll Coral 111-111111111g'su11 K. IJ, llcwlml 1,1-stcl' 17. Il-11'1'1gz111 U. ll, ll'11hlmcll Hzlx llf 1.51111 Xl:11'g111'Q1 If. Klllllfll l':1Cll11Ul' Page lfluillc lf. l,2llllSL'l1 .Xgncs Sch f111lc1' Kl:11'j111'ic ' I1 X Yiwlu Yau l4l1l1l1TCl1 Klilmlrcml Xxvlllklfl' lfliz:1bctl1 XYe1Q1' Xxvillilllll ll. Zick E , 1 J 423431 M 1 1BOBCAT 1 I 1 19391. EhUd9HlCOUHCHlRKHUNE3BGHQU9lUHd DGHC6 l irs1 row: Nl, 'l'rygst:ul, Yit-1 p1'esi1l1-111 ll. Sllllllllll. ll. llyste, l'resi1lent ll. Yessey, li. IAM, li l'll'!llllN'l'4 l' lilllll'l'lYllH Nl'l'Ull1l rx 11 X llmrlur Nl WI lu 91 tux Y l'm1l Xl .x 3... ,,. ll'K '.n'l'l'L'l . .,. .Xllwrt. I.. Sliwltlen. ll. llnkkeli, l', XYill1-lr, lf. XYillw1is, ll. Vlmrsui, i ' -1 lu flll'L'L'l the L'Xll'2lAklII'l'lCl1ldl .lctiyi ties nl the school, 111 ennsicler 11111-stimls relative in selinul welfare :mil in main- tain zinrl flevelup seliunl spirit, is the :rim :intl pnrpuse uf the F-tuflent t'1i11neil. lhe pre -si1lent :intl rice presimlenl ut the Stnilent llmly, prineipzil of the high selmnl, laenlty lmsiness inzinztger zinrl the une representati1'e from ezteh hume rntmi ermipuse the Stumlent Council. lhilm cut lJz1y ll2llltl1lL'l zlnml rlanee, the l,nst :mtl lfflllllfln and the assembly prr iqr' .uns are sprnisrwecl hy the Stnmlent 11 inncil. , ETUD ENT Q CIL X Q ' Yirginia lfmwl, Robert Yessey, llarry Spillum :tml lhmnzi llyste attenrletl the Xtwtlixyest l'iC1lCT3tlUl1 of Stntlent Ctlllll- eils hel1l in Minneapolis on November IS, lq. .X new feature, stnflent supervisecl slurly halls, was ll successful venture ezirrierl mint :luring part of the year. Several movies have been enjoyed by the stnflent hotly this year. These have been uf lwth e1l11e:1tional and entertain- ment type. 'l'here have also been many very excellent zissemlmly lll'Og'l'2llllS spons- -mwl hy the Xnrtlixyest .Xsse111lwlies. 1 Q i TWV ? , 1 , X Seniors BOBCAT 1939 N. 4' -'+A A 4 1-1- 22-- 2- -U -NA . MARY MARIE, Good nature is worth more than 1iIl0Nl'101lgl', more than money, more than honor. Junior Play' 21, Operetta 2, Play 1'l'0dlll't1Ol1 2, Chorus 1, 2, 3, Student Council 2, 3, 4, Bobcat 4, GAA 1, 2, Zi, 4, llolnelnaking Club 1, 2, Il, 4, 111311111110 Club ll, 4, SSS 4. BABE, One of the 0110 's who are out for :1 good time. Junior Play 3, All School Play 4, Play 1,l'll41ll1'l10ll 4, Chorus 4, Latin Club 1,,2, 3, 4, GAA 1, 2, 3, 4, 111111113110 Club 4, Inter- pretive Reauling 2, 3. WIHMPY, She circulates well through our rival schools. Band 2, 3, 4, Orchestsa 2, Il, 4, Chorus 1, Play 1ll'Ol11ll'f1Ull 1, 1'10lllP11lIlk1llg Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Allied Youth il, GAA 2, Il, 4. LYNN, ttllc was born to be a bachelor, if lllll' tIlk01l.', Band 1, 2, 3, 4, FFA 1, 2, zz, 1. KENNY, They raise llll'0 blondes in Volga, slon't they? Football B 1, Football A 3, 4, Basketball B 1, 2. ED, llc professes to be a Wllllltlll hater, but we have to be Sll0Wll.,, Football B 4, Junior Play 31, Chorus 4, FFA 1, 2, Il, 4. BIGGAR, Human nature craves llllVCll'y.l, l ootb:1ll li 2, lfootball A 3, 4, Junior Play 3, Chorus 3,-4, FFA 1, 2, 3, 4, Dramatic Club Sl, 4. BISII, None can enjoy life alone. Football 15 1, Junior Play 3, All School Play 4, lll'2llll2llll' Club 4. ISLOOMERS, He misses not much. Basketball B 1, 2, 13. HELEN, She is a closed book to all but a few. Chorus 2, ll, 4, L 'Allegro Il, 4, Play Prosluction 2, Brobocu Il, GAA 2, 3, llushnell 1. TOM, Love is too Sllllllll' a gillllk' for a brainy lllilll like ine to indulge in. Football B 1, Football A 2, Sl, Basketball B 1, Basketball A 2, T1'ack 1, 2, Chorus Il, 4, Mono- grain Cl11b 2, 21, 4. SKINNY. Speed 111akes up for lllj' lack i11 size. FFA 1, 2, Il, 4. CASEY, Br1gl1t, l'0llSC1l'lll7lllllS, and all tl1at. 'lll'1lllSfl'l'l't'll. HELIGN, Work and wit in xlelightful 1ll'll1lUl'l101l.U Baud 1, 2, 21, 4, Pep Band 4, 0l't'lll'St1'll 4, Bobcat 4, 110Ill0lllllklllg Club 1, 2, Il, 4. H00'l', 'l'here 's no rest for llll' wicked. Football B ZS, All Sel1oo1 Play 4, Chorus 4, Play 1,I'll4llll'll0l1 2. PEGGY, Never trouble trouble, till trouble troubles you. Junior Play Cl, All School Play 3, 4, Play l'1'omluctio11 1, Bauul 2, 3, 4, Pep Band Il, 0l'Q1l9S1l'Rl. Il. 4, Broboea 2, 4, Bobcat 4, llebate 1, 2, Il, lll'l'llllll 1, 2, Sl, Latin Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Forensic Club 2, Ii, 4, l:l'2llllill1L' Cl11b il, 4, GAA 1, 2, LS, 4. MARY, What l'llIll'Ill she docs possess. Junior Play 25, Play Proaluction 2, l1llLll'1ll'0f1V0 lleaaling Cl, Latin Club 1, 2, 21, 4, Allied Youth 3, lll'2l.1llllllC Club ll, 4, GAA 2, IRISH, GlllWlllg with sunshine annl dixnplem-1 too. Junior Play Il, Operetta 2, Play Promluction 1, lianil 1, 2, Sl, 4, Pep Banal Il, 4, Ol'L'llt'Sll'Il Il, 4, Pit 0l'l'lll'Sl1'Zl 4, Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, L 'Allegro 2, Il, 4, Latin Club 1, 2, GAA 1, 2, Il, 4. DUFFY, One of our rural sheiks. Football A 2, Il, 4, 0llIll'llS 22. xlillltlglillll Club 2, Sl, 4, 1'll'L'11t'll Club Il, 4. All'l', 'l'he good die young, but that 111 u't bother ine. Chorus 4, FFA Il, 4, Bushnell 1, 2. 1-IC, Wate1'tou'11. xV2llCl'1UXl'll, hats oll' to Jean. All Scl1ool Play 4. Student Council 2, Play l,l'llllllC'l'lUll 4, Broboca 4. BPZZ. A jlllllll, a squeal, a little cry: bushels of fun--that is l. All School Play Il, Chorus 2, Cl. 4, Play Promluction 1, 2, Cl, French Club Il, 4, Iilbllllllllilklllg Club 1, 2, Sl, 4, 1l1'a1natic Club Cl, 4, SSS 4, GAA 1, 2, 21, 4. SLUG, Sleep, cat, and mlancef' .lunior Play Cl. All School Play 4, Uperetta 2, Play Promluction 15. Chorus 2, 31, 4, Brobocu 4, Bobcat 4, lnmlustrial Arts Club 1, 2, Il, 4. BlA11.101l.ll'I, She sloesu 't say lllllfll, but who knows what she lllllllitsbly 14111111 4, l I'l'llk'll Club 4, Sinai 1, 2. 5 if Mary .Xllmcrt Mzxmlclyu .Xllrcrts 11L'lty AX1CX2lIll1Cl' 1.j'llll ,Xllison 1XlL'llllCl1l llung 1':l1XYlll 11Cl'1i1lll111 A12ll'S11Zl11 111g'g'2ll' Rlwlmcrt llisl1111z111 Lmlc Ill111111lz111l llclcu lluslmcll T11llIl1ZiS llutlcr Yzmcc LAll1l1XYC11 11m11'is Vasc Ilclcn L'l11'istc11sc11 XYZIXIIL' Ltmul N11ll'Q'2ll'L'I L'1':1xx'fo1'cl llary L11-21.XYfl11'11 XVLTII llclancy 1 .z1xx'1'c11cc 171111 .Xl'l1llll' 1'12lC110l'l Claire: liclm' 1X12ll'1Ul1 lfclls Lyle 1iQg'L'1Jl'11l1tCl1 Klz11'j111'ic liken BOBCAT -v Irv 1939 BUTCII, Why arcn't they all contcntcd like mc? Junior Play 4, Play Production 3, Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4, Broboca 2, Dcclam 2, 3, Dramatic Club 3, 4, SSS 4. MUTT, I am ucvcr in a hurry cxccpt for dinncr. Broboca 4. NORMA, Quiet and subdued, try hcr and sec. Chorus 3, 4, Bushnell 1, 2. PETE, Why should thc devil have all the good tllllt'SI,l Class Officcr 1, Band 1, 2, Il, 4, Pcp Band Sl, 4, Orchestra 1, 2, Zi, 4, Pit Orchcstra Ii, 4, Chorus 1. DOT, Fricnds sllc has nlany, t'lll'lll1l'S nonc: With bor Slllllk' hcr fricnds shc has won. Band 1, 4, Pep Band 4, Orchcstra 4, GAA 1, 4, Home-making Club 1, 4, Whittier, California 2, 3. FORD, She docs hor own thinking and uccds littlc a1lvicc. Junior Play Zi, All School Play 4, Play Production 1, Class Officcr 4, Studcnt Council 3, 4, Band 1, 2, Il, 4, Pup Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Orchestra 1, 2, Ii, 4, Pit Orchcstra 1, 2, Ii, 4, Broboca 1, 2, Il, 4, Dcbatc 1, 2, il, 4, Latin Club 1, 2, Ii, 4, French Club Sl, 4, GAA 1, 2, ll, 4, Forcnsic Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Dramatic Club 4. HARRIET L. When lights arc low 'tis bcdtimc. Band 2, Ii, 4, Pcp Baud 4, Orchcstra Il, 4, Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Broboca 4, Dcclam 1, 2, Zi, 4, Ilonu-making Club 1, 2, IZ, 4, GAA 1, 2, Sl. GIINDY, His ambitions arc fcw and far bctwct-n. Football B 2, lnnlustrial Arts Club. G1'S'l'Y, Modesty is bccoining in a man, you can trust him in thc dark. Junior Play 3, All School Play 4. Play Production 1, Broboca 4, Industrial Arts 1. 2. GUS, Her aim is gradcs, not mon. Opcrctta 2. Junior Play Sl, All School Play 4, Dramatic Club 4, Play Production 4, Chorus 2, 3, 4, L'Allcgro Sl, 4, Bobcat 4, 1l0lllt'lll2lklllg club 2, Ii, 4, GAA 1, 2, Il, 4, SSS 4. NELL, A mcrry bcart lllilktltll a chccrful countcuauccf' Chorus 4. MILLIE, A winning Sllllltt for cvcrybodyf' Chorus 4, Hroboca 4. DON, My life was madc for a lot of fun with my hunting dog and my gun. All School Play 4, Play Production 4, FFA 2, 3, 4, Dramatic Club 4. LEFTY, I am not rcally as bashful as I seem. Football B 4, FFA 2, 3, Industrial Arts Club 2. JOHNNIE, Polite to thc most innoci-nt boys. Junior Play ll, Band 4, Chorus 1, 2, 32, 4, L'Allcgro Club 4, Homo- making Club 1, 2, Il, 4, GAA 1, 2, 3, 4. LLOYD, Quictncss is his Yll'fll0.,' FFA 1, 2, Zi, 4. VONNIE, Around and around I go: VVhcrc I stop only I know. Chorus Zi, 4, L 'Allcgro 4, Homcmaking Club 1, 2, GAA 1, 2, Orchestra 2. KERR., No man is born without worldly ambitions. FFA 2, 3, 4. DEANER, In her fricndship thcrc is nothing insinceref' Junior Play Ii, All School Play 4, Play Production 2, Chorus 2, Il, Latin Club 1, 2, 3, 4, GAA 1, 2, 3. PIDGIG, Don 't ask her opinion, you arc liable to get it. Junior Play Il, All School Play 4, Play Production Ii, 4, Chorus 4, GAA 1, 2, Ji, 4, H0lllt'lll1lli1llg' Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Dramatic Club 3, 4. KI'R I'Z, Ambition is no curc for low. Junior Play Il, All School Play 4. Band Zi, 4, FFA 2, Ii, 4. LADIHE, I don't carc what happcns: l can take it. Football B 2, All School Play 4. Chorus 2, 3, 4. French Club 3, 4, Dramatic Club Il, 4. SHADY, A likcablc girl with a likcablc way. Chorus 1, 2, Il, 4, Frcnch Club Zi, 4. FAITHY, Honor livcs in unccasing toil. Chorus 2, 3, 4, Bobcat 4, lrtllllvllltlklllg' Club 1. 2, Ii, 4, GAA 1, 2. 3, 4, SSS -t. rrrr r n4 nnn or r r fB o B C A T Madeline Ellis Emmet Engel Norma Joan Felton John Flittie Dorothy lfoft Virginia lforcl Harriet lfoulke Morris Gumlerson Delbert lillSlZlfSUl1 Dolores Gustafson Nellie ll2ll'Yt'j' Milclrecl Hill Donald llulmbznxl Glen -lolmson Maura-cn jolmson l.loyml -lornlin l-2lX'0l1l1C Keri' lqlillkllil Keri' .Xrfliimc lfulcuk Irene Kurtz l.Zlll'l'L'llCC Kurtz Kenneth l.aclrlus:nx' luvclyn l.zmc Faith Larson J l i 1939 IIATTIIC, She has an ideal in mind but who is hcl Junior Play 3, All School Play 4, Play Production 1, Class Officer 1, 23, 4, Student Council 2, 4, Orchestra 3, 4, Broboca 2, 3, Bobeat 4, Debate 1, Latin Club 1, 2, II, French Club 3, 4 ,GAA 1, 2, 3. 4, Dramatic Club 4, SSS 4. LARS, Happy am Ig from care I am free. Band 1, 2, II, 4, Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4, Pit Orchestra JS, 4, Chicago. Illinois 2. I.lLLY, My true love has my heart and I have his. Iiand 24, 4, Chorus 2, 3, 4, L'Allegro CI. 4, GAA 1, 2, 3, 4, Homemaking Club 1, 2, Il, 4. NAVY, UA quiet soul-but then great men usually are. Football B 2 Zi, Basketball B 2. NORMALY, What will the school do when she is gone? .Illlll0l' Play 3, All School lllay JI. 4. Play Produetion 1, 2, II, Class Officer 1, 2. JI, 4, Band 4, Orchestra 4, Chorus 1, 2, 3, I,'Allcgro 2, Zi. Drum llajoreite 4, Broboea 1, 2, 3, Debate 1, 2, 1209121111 2, Forensic Club 2, Il, 4, French Club 4. Ilfllllliltli' Club Il, 4, Latin Club 1, 2, 3, 4, GAA 1, 2, 3. 4, SSS 4. WALLY, HQ-'s a Boy Scout, and really a good scout. Football B 1, 2, Industrial Arts 1, 2, 3, Hockey 1. 2, II. GLEN, I,.oyc is just around the corner anr here I ani at the intersection. FFA Il, 4, Colman 1, 2. RED. A rag. a bone, a hunk of hair. Football B 2. Basketball A 2, 4, Junior Play Il, All School Play 4. Broboea 2, 4, Dralnatie Club 4, Midland, S. Bak., 1. STRING. ttl,ife is too short for many anxieties. Chorus 3, 4, I10lll0llHlk1llg Club 1, 2, II, 4, GAA 1, 2, II. IRICN IC. She acts just as she ought. BOB, Girls, you make me blush. All School Play 4, Play Production 4, Miller 1, 2, Mitchell Il. BETS, Wanted: A steady boy friend. Olveretta 2, Chorus I, 2, Il, 4. Ilomemaking Club I, 2. 3, 4. GAA 1, 2, 3, 4. MARTIN. Gee, I wish we had solnetlliug' to do. Student Council 1, Orellestra 1, 2, 3, Chorus 2, 3, 4, L'AllL-gro 2, Zi. 4, GAA 1, 2, 3, 4, l'I0lI1l'lll1lk1l1g' Club 1, 2, Drum Majorctte 4, SSS 4. JOHN, Aw, shueks-I dou't feel like studying today. Chorus 4, FFA 3, 4, Bushnell 1, 2. RED, lt's all luck. Football B 2, 3, Basketball B Il. JOHN, I am Irish and proud of it. Junior Play 33. All Sehool Play 4, Student Council Il, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Pep Band 3, 4. Orchestra 1, 2, II, 4, Pit Orchestra 2, Si, 4, Broboca 1, 3, Bobcat 4, Debate 1, 4, Latin Club 1, 2, Ji, Dramatic Club 3, 4. EVELYN, My, oh my, how very shy. Chorus 1, Ii, 4, L'Allegro Zi, French Club It, 4, I-Iomemaking Club 1. 2. VIV, Ga-el I was out with the cutest guy last night. Junior Play 3. Chorus 1, 2, 3, Play Production Zi, Hoineinaking Club 1, 2, 3. NICK, Girls, that man is lu-re again. Football B 1, A 2. 3, 4, Track 3. 4, All School Play 4, Bobcat 4, Monogram Club 2, 3, 4, Dranlatie Club 4. BVZZ, IIe's tough um 771111, tough-and de-vilisllly shy! FFA 7 . . v ., 1 . J, 4, Allied 1 outh .i, 4, I-ountalu 1. I.. . LEONA, Sunny, smiling, sensible. Chorus 1. 2, 3, 4, Homemaking Club 1, 2, GAA 1, 2, SSS 4. MILLY, There is none like her-none. Operetta 2, Junior Play Il, Play Production 1, 2. Chorus 1, 2, Zi, 4, L'Allegro 3, 4. Broboea 4, H0lllk'IllRklHg Club 1, 2, Il, 4, GAA 1, 2, 3. 4, SSS 4. TERRY, He may look innocent, but looks are deceiving. Chorus 3, FFA 4, Allied Youth fl. SIG, I love not women, they are so simple. Lake Preston 1. l'l21l'!'lCl Larson Yirginia l.zn'sun Lillian Lassen Nzivace Lee Nwflllll Luc Xlllllzicc l .ccs Ulcn l.c1'z1as Riclizml l,ll1llS1lf' llazcl AlCLl1Pl'Kl lrcnc Blcliclwy Rulicrt Xlznlsun llvlly Nlzlilcy Ruth Carol Martin lvci' Xliclcelsun Donulcl Xlillci' lnlin Xlm'izu'ty livclyn Nelson Yivizin Nelson llzmmlcl Nilclason X,L'l'l'lUl1 Norris Leona Uincs Klilflrcrl Ulsull Tlicrziii Olson Slfllftl l,t'lICl'S1lI'l BOBCAT 1939 V. J., Whatever is worth doing is worth doing' well. Junior Play 3, Student Council 2, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Pep Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Orchestra. 1, 2, 3, 4, Pit Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4, Broboca 4, Bobcat 4, Homemaking Club 1, 2, 3, 4, GAA 1, 2, 3, 4, French Club 3, 4. DON, My chief study is Shirley. Football B 1, 2, Basketball B 2, Band 4, Industrial Arts Club 1, 2. CURLEY, Men are the merriest when they are away fl'Olll home. Band 4, .FFA 4, Industrial Arts Club 3, Garden City 1, 2. BET, Generally speaking-she is generally speaking. Junior Play 3, All School Play 4, Band 4, Broboca 4, GAA 4, Sioux Falls 1, 2. RED. He's the infant of the senior class. RIDOUT, t'Oh, I wish something startling would happen-solnething romantic and unreal. Junior Play 3, Play Production 1, Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4, Drmn Ma,jorette 4, Pit Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4, Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, L'Allegro 2, 3, 4, Declam 3, Dramatic Club 3, 4, Homemaking Club 1, 2, 3, 4, GAA 2, 3, 4, SSS 4. SCHRADER, Innocence abroad. Band 2, 3, 4, Pep Band 4, Orchestra 4, Chorus 1, 2, 3, French Club 3, 4. LARRY, lf you want hot air, look him up. Football B 1, 2, Football A 3, 4, Junior Play 3, Debate 1, Monogram Club 3. 4. CORA, Small and sweet, a nicer person we could never meet. Junior Play 3, Orchestra 4, Chorus 3, Fountain 1, 2. SHELDEN, A personality that speaks. Junior Play 3, All School Play 4, Student Council 3, 4, Chorus 4, Play Production 2, Debate 1, Latin Club 1, 2, 3, Dramatic Club 3, 4, GAA 1, 2, 3, 4, SSS 4. DON, I 1n:1y be from the west, but l am no cowboy. Football B 1, Operetta 2, Chorus 2, FFA 1, 2, 3, 4. HANK, We dare not predict a future for such a man. Football Manager 3, 4, Basketball B 2, 3, Track 2, 3, 4, Junior Play 3. Class Officer 2, 3, 4, Student Council 4, Band 2, 3, Orchestra 1, 2, Debate 1, Monogram Club 2, 3, 4, Industrial Arts Club 1, 2. Vice President of Student Body. MARY, She has an awfull line if you believe it. Junior Play 3. All School Play 4, Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4, Bobcat 4, Latin Club 1, 2, 3, 4, GAA l. 2, 3, 4. Dramatic Club 3, 4, SSS 4. BLANCHE, HA girl who delivers the goods in a quiet unassuming way. Orchestra 1, 2, Chorus 2, 3, 4, Play Production 3, Latin Club 1, 2, 3, 4, French Club 4, GAA 1, 2, 3. SAMBO, He is one of the kind who is there when help is needed. Operetta 2. Junior Play 3, All School Play 3, 4, Student Council 1, 3, Band l, 2, 3, 4, Orchestra 2, 3, 4, Bobcat 4, Debate 1, Dramatic Club 2, 3. 4, Latin Club 2, 3, 4. STEW, Footprints i11 the sands of time, if they are big you'll know they 're mine. Football B 1, A 2, 3, 4, Basketball B 2, 3, A 4, Track 3, 4, Bobcat 4, Industrial Arts Club 1, Monogram Club 4. MUGS, You can manufacture blonds but red heads come natural. Chorus 3, 4 ,L'A1legro 4, Sinai 1, 2. JIMMIE, A sweet disposition will win friends. Chorus 4, Homemaking Club 4, GAA 4, Rapid City 1, Faith 2, 3. GRACIE, A maiden never bold. a spirit still and quiet. llomemaking Club l, 2, 3, 4, GAA 1, 2, 3, 4. ARLICNH, Sincerity has a charm all its own. Chorus l, 4. li0lllL'lllIlkil1,Lf Club 1, 2. '1'l'lRRY, Since her motto is 'Rush' she always gets there. Broboca l, 4, Homemaking Club 1, 2. LOlS, I have my opinions and air them freely. Junior Play 3, All School Play 4. Chorus 3, 4, L'Allegro 3, 4, Broboca 3, French Club 3. 4, Latin Club 2, 3, 4, Dramatic Club 4, SSS 4, North Platte, Nebraska 1. PAl'L, You don 't want to lnake me blush do you? Junior Play 3, All School Play 4, Band 2, 3, 4, Pep Band 4, Chorus 2, 4, Broboca 3, 4, Latin Club 2, 3, 4, Dramatic Club 4, Allied Youth 4, North Platte 1. SNIGGHRS, One of our distinguisbed FFA boys. Chorus 4, PFA 1, 2, 3, 4, Allied Youth 4. Yerna Jean ,Phelps Donald Raker XYcnclcl1 Rea Betty Reiningcr Rodney RCYINHII Maris Riclout Ralph Schrader Lawrence Severin Cora Shank Lcnorc 5116111011 Dunalcl Sinjeni Harry Spilliun Mary Sponslcr Blanche Squires Clarence Steen Rnbcrt StL'W2ll't Margaret Stimc Frances SNVZIIISUII Graco Suttun .Xrlcnc Telkamp Lm'rz1inc 'iiL'l'l'j' Luis illigfll Vzml Tnlga Rollancl X'1ll'lIiC1'SilliS rrrrrrrrrrrr rrrr rrrrr r rrrrrrrr rr B O B C A T 4 1 i f , W , 1939 BOB, All great men are dead or dying, 1 don 't feel so well myself. All School Student Council 2, 3, President of Student Body 4, l'lay Production 1, 3, Broboea Debate 1, 2, 3, 4, Dec-lam 23, 4, Forensie Club 2, Zi, 4, Latin Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Dramatic Allied Youth 35, 4, Exteinporaneous Speaking 3, 4. LOUIE, Quiet-unlike most Chorus 3, 4, flllllwlllilklllg' Club 1, GAA 1. LOU, A likeable kind of a girl. Mitchell 1, 2, BOOTS, Oh, the responsibility of looking after :1 man. Chorus 2, 3, 4, Play Production Play 4, 2, za, 4, Club 4, girls. - J. 4. WESTY, Basketball, studying, and stepping are enough for any lnan-without the study- ing. Football B 1, Ii, Basketball B 2, Basketball A 3, 4, Monogram Club 3, 4. DOT, Good natured and sensible, she does things in her quiet way. Latin Club 1, 2, 3, 4. WIESE, A girl should spend part of her time in laughter. EVVIE, Good sense and good nature are never separated. Junior Play 3, Operetta 2, Student Counril 4, Chorus 1, 3, Bobeat 1l.0llll'lllZlklllg Club 1, 2, Il, 4, French Club 23, 4, Dramatic Club 3 4 GAA 1 2 It 4 S ,, ,,,,SS4. 4, MAVE, She looks dignified, but wait until you know her. Junior Play 3, All School l'lay 4, Student Count-il 1, Orehestra 1. 2, ll, 4, Bobcat 4. Ilomemaking Club 1 , 1. 3. 4, llranlatie Club Ji, 4, GAA 'l, 2, 3, 4, SSS -l, Drum Majorette 4. LEAVING LENA, Hlilll not rurious, l just want to know. Gann Valley 1, 2, 23. SALLY. Very quiet, as you all knowg but Innybe not always so. llrobora 4. KONNIE, He 's new here this year, but he seems to be doing 0. K. RIYTHIE, YYhy worry about u mere man. MARGARET, lf u life of a quiet, unassuming student is worth anything, mine is worth a million. GENE, '6TilIllllll0SS is not a fair test by which to judge a man. Broboea 4, Industrial Arts 1. MURPH, No man ever beeame extremely wicked at onee. Chorus 4, Dramatic Club 4, Harding' High School, St. Paul 2, Lake Preston 1, Sl. PAUL, A man of the wide open spaces. ALETHEA, t'My thoughts are my best companions. Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Freneh Club 3, GAA 1, 2, Holnemaking Club 1, 2. SMITHY, No man is born without faults. Monogram Club Zi, 4. WARNER, When my dreams eonne true-. Chorus 1, 2, Play l'roslnn-tion 1, 2, GAA 1, 2, Latin Club 2. !7 Roliert Yessey Lois XVagner Lucille XValker lieulah XVarnstarlt Rohert XYestergarm1 Dorothy llieygint Mavis XViese Evelyn XYilkens Klavis XYilley Lena XYilson Sara Xv0I'lCl'l'lZ1l1 NOT I.V PICTURE Konrad Chervenka Ruth Lewis Margaret Maher Gene Minier lVayne Murphy Paul Prussman Alethea Shinnick Irvin Smith Dorothy XVarner 23 i1fQI.:.::AA'i A - B O B C A T CLASS OFFICERS President: llarry Spillum Yice-president: Norma Lee Secretary-treasurer: Harriet Larson Social Chairman: Yirginia Ford Sponsors: Mr. llorrigan, Miss Paulsen, Miss NYeter, Mr. llerolcl, Mr. Daniel MOTTO: Conquering, anal still to conquer. COLORS: Peach and powder blue FLOWER: Talisman rose 1939 CLASS HISTORY XYe entered high school in 1935 as green, but enthusiastic freshmen. The 133 members of the class selected John Flittie, president: Norma Lee, vice- president: Vivian jackson, secretary: Harriet Larson, treasurer: and Margie Mall, social chairman. XYe were well represented in all of the extra-curricular activities beside leading the li. li, S. honor roll. During this year we held two successful class parties. .Xt the beginning of our sophomore year, we elected George Drown, presi- dent: liarry Spillum, vice-president: Yivian jackson, secretary-treasurer: and Norma Lee, social chairman. Many members of the class participated in the operetta, 'fllelinka of .Xstrakhanf and the class organized a sophomore pep squad. XYe also had two class parties this year. .Xs juniors we entered whole-heartedly into the whirl of school activity. Ten junior boys made the squad football team, and one the A basketball. Yirginia Larson won a superior rating in the State Music Contest. Eleven juniors look part in the all-school play, The Melting Pot : and the junior play Anne of Green Gables was one of the most successful plays ever give he1'e. On .Xpril 23 we were hosts to the seniors at the annual junior-senior prom and banquet. The decorating theme carried out was a neptune or deep sea scene. In the spring campaign. Robert Yessey was elected president, and Harry Spillum vice-president of the student body for the coming year. The class officers for this year were George llrown, president: llarry Spillum, vice-president: llarriet Larson. secreta1'y-treasurer: Norma Lee, social chairman. Coming back as seniors in the fall of IQ38, we resolved to make this year the best. llarry Spillum was elected president: Norma Lee, vice-president: llarriet Larson, secretary-treasurer: and Virginia Ford, social chairman. Many senior boys participated in the A squad athletics. Our class was well represented in the three one-act plays given in the fall. Robert Yessey won a superior rating in the district poetry contest. The junior class entertained us at a very enjoyable banquet and dance in the spring. Senior activities in the late spring started with the class play on May 12. Our skip day at Sioux Falls on May 16 followed. liracluation week included the senior sermon on May 21, class night on May 24, and graduation on May 25. The following morning the class breal-:fasted together. ln the afternoon at the general assembly many members of the class bid each other a fond farewell, and wished each other a life as successful and happy as our high school days had been. , ,, gQBOBCAT Jur1io s ,QM hmm, . J dfv'-Q QQLAA4, M W fffbfdillf BQ ffm f f'2f!,J,f M, 1939 + 44 .4 f i 'Z i v , -yi 4 rnw: .Xrtlinr Ain-lvmnii, liminn .x.!l1il'l'Sllll,livilj' Austin. l.nrr:'inm- lin-i'gl-, .lnzuiitu Bi-i'gst1'csoi', N: li'NIUHb.liu1 -' : . 'I' ' 1'r:th, IM-nnis l'ir:iI1-y. Sl'L'Ullli ww: Ilunnv l3r:1luy.lIm-l':nl4l llmalrllwlii, R:iyhurn Bl'u:ullwllI, lmrr: iniklunml Ilxm li l iiuklm Hl'l'lliiZl i'ilIllllill'l'S, 4'h:1l'lvs 1'ill'I'Yl'llkIl, fil'lll'YIl 1'i1lllSSl'll, Mary 1'Ulllll'ii'X'. 'l'l1i1'1l row: Cliurlvs Vuok, 'I l'ru-iinln-rrv lulxn lhlmllll Pinllix IM nw: H1-tty Ellis, lmis Hngvl, Llvln- ling, L' : , l' ukkvn, Vivo lDuiT. VYIHYIIIIIS llurlzinml, Russell l'Ilwi'Ivin, l :u' l'1l0hlllgl'l'. I-'ol fvl, Ilnzins- l'Ini'ig'ht, l.:1Blvrn:i Fnlmi, Ruin-rt l lm-issm-l'. Zvrl Friu, Olin Hilo. I '- , 'nrilnn llzill, Blnrinn il:1lI,1l.vlv Ilulvursnn, Rolwrt llzxnnnunml, Hlllmlnh llunson. Mall ' xv' .Lunm hinlllnnismh hx . n . .l:unsnn, liuti iillihihllli, NN 1 liIlI'tiiIlj1. Sixth row: Blilnlrwi llk'llIlllillg:Sl'll. lgl'l'lliK'K' llm-slnp. .Xrnnld llm-1-ln-i', l':n'nl llulnlus, Mui 'ulalo Johnson, Yiryginin Kjvxlslvv, lin-My Knudsi-n. 26 ...af ...- ...f -M BGBCAT UNIURS: First row: Wnlfvi' lillllll5l'll, l l'IIll4'0S Kriivgcr. Vlziytnn lilllillli, Flnysl Lilkl'lll2Ill. Arw- F lI'l l 'l R1x'l1-rn' nhl-rt lAlI'S0ll. .lzinv lm-, Dick Lott, SK'l'Hll4l row: .Iuinvs l,y111lg':1:ml, Wznltm-rs Mvf':n'ty, l lul'l-in-L' All'l.2lllglllill, llugm-il vMill:ll1. Avis Blillvr, lll'l'lIlIl Bllll'lIll'ly. Ilolwntlly BIUl'l'lSUll, Huw:lr1l Morrison. 'I'hir1l row: Phyllis Morrison, Alhl-rt lsnn. .Inhn Nulsnn, vlllllt' Nvlsnn, Mollm Nelson, Nurnnx Niklzlsun. l'zltl'i1'i:1 Nrwfllv. fi1ll'llll1l Olson. l onrth row: Mznnil' son. 'lIll'llll' Upflnhl, Mzuniv CJVl'l'l'lllI, hl2ll'2IIl'4't lJYlll'1'llll, H1'TTy Ijl'lt'l'SOll. llonulnl l,!'fl'l'Sllll, l :1y1- l'i1fvligvl'. Esilwr unto. Fifth rnw: Mnrlys Punto, Lola l'nlvornimlu-r, ll'lI12l Rii'll2ll'tlS, lflwlyn Russnnni, Philip Ruston. Urplnu Slllltl' ck. Ninn Szunlvrsmi. llnris Sm-lmffm-r. Sixth ww: Lyle Scns, -l1'2llllN'fT1' S1-nvy, lillith Skrctting, Ruluwt Smith. Vulvin 1-vn. St:ifl'nr-l Nh-vn, Lloyd Stl-rnll, Nvilllllil Siiinv. 27 1939 JVNIURS: First row: i'l:1l'e-in-1' Sl7lll'4il'VIlllf. Gvurgv Sunil.-Y, Ruin-l't Snnilct. LL-slic 'lhumscn Bunnn Thumb Nnrmu 'l'limnpson, Earl 'I'illgrvn. Sei-oml row: Gloria 'l'ol1'iulv, hiZll'g2lI'k'l Trygstuil, Luci Q llnl h llisllis Vin luis, Ilurolil Vostacl, Eugvne Waltz, Phyllis Walshhurn, Phyllis Wl is-vler. '1'hird row: 'X lfglllll wh1tlllLld l-lou NVillrur. Not in piuturc: lillgll B2ll'lll'fi, liluyil Hjoruni, Aclclini- Dzilku, B1-tty Deunc. Guulou Lhmluison Rimini pluy. William Nilgvs, Willurml Sclnniilt, Maury Sutton, llunxilil Tons ziger, John Wnomlruff. IUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS: Prcsimlcnt: Eugene VYaltz Yice-president: Margie Hubbard Secretary-treasurer: Cecilia Moriarty Social chairman: Phyllis Xliheeler Sponsors: Miss llncknam, Miss :Xniler Mr. Zick, Mr. lic-rrlzihl sun, Miss W'alker, T-11-QBQBCAT w W , M- -f-- - f--Y -Y - -- Ufmderclcssmen . 1 . N k . 1 L' J ,I ' r V 4 i N n 1939 hUl'lIOMUHI-I ll. li. IHS. First ww: R. likvn. li. llcWi1t, M. lh-lilnnk, BI. Fishvr, IC. Frirkv W I,t'llIlH'Wlllf', J. llurn, Nvvmlul row: D. I l'Ulllkl', SIIUIISUI' Hr. l.'Vllll, M. l7vVillv, S. Hr'll1:lm, ll. Horn-r, H. Duff. IT. Illvstv, V. GI'L't'll, G. Hl'l'Y1'. Nut in pivtnrv: l'. llzlvis, T.. lmvis, M. ll1'ilIIl', X. l'ns11'r, VX. I-rzlf. IL lurmlllm'l's1-ll. 'IIUMUHIC ll. R. JS. lfnrst ww: .l. Lum-lf, F. I1illllS1l'Ulll, R. llullsml, D. Ilzlmmoml, ll. ll'xv1-s, li. Il:ll'vm-y. J. Mm-Iivlvn-lv, N4-vmul row. C. Mzllu-V. li. lliml. li. llillvstzld. V. .KllllIlil'll, 's vim- pwsiuln-111 I'. Hill, H. .lum-S, H. llnnxcm, IT. Mmlnl. 'l'hil'4l row: V. Hzllstvzlfl, L. Jnnvs, I lmd ' Im ll X N11 tm 'N ll IIXOINUII lv N lllml 'M fun I .' say, I. .lu sn . '. , :r' . 1 ' , '. .T .Ut in piv z Spmxsnr Kiss lin-wc-1'. Ii. .Inhnston, IF. .Imam-s, R. lmwis, ll. xl2l!'tillNUll, A. Mm-. Sk BOBCAT bOl'11OMORE H. R. 111. First row: M. Shank, D. f,Yt'l'0ll1l. G. Olson. U. Pvtvlsuil, B. Ray, ll. Sullilling, D. Schilling, D. Pl'il'I'S0ll, F. Suliulor, R. Norton. Sei-olnl row: E. Shnnloy, 'l'. rvtting, J. Sinnvnson, Roberta Shen, Relnevcrl Slim-n, M. Shinnivk, E. Pitts-nge-r. G. Schrznler, W. Swls. Thirnl row: I.. Riu-, H. Sm-xnucr, G. Patterson, J. S1-linifner, L, Nikluson, .l. Oth IIOSS, 11. Short, R.. Pvtvrson. Nut in picture: Sponsor Miss Hnlnpton. A. Norris. R. 'Xurto il-A ll. SUPIIOMORH H. R. 123. First row: D Wilkinson, IJ. Vessvy, Vlnss prvsifh-nit B. Vvsvy, Ulnss St'l'l'0f2ll'f fl'l'1lSlll'K'l' I'. Willvy, A. Wnrel, M. Smith, E. Stvrufl. A. 'l't-lkninp, l. Stvvn, M. Wnrul. omnnl row: Bl. Swnyzv, l'. Stullvr. R. Ullninn, M. Spindler, B. Sort-nsun, E. Squirt-s, S. Swv, Q. I'strlnl, PI. Sh-nst:nivuI1l, P. Sutton. Thiril rnw: VV. Sh-011. Class sm-inl i'1lIl1l'!ll1lll P. 'l'urnvr, IC. Wing, M. Wmnnl. Not in picture: Slnnlsnr Miss 1NI:1uch, M. Sprague, L. Steinln-rg. D. NN: Y Sw tt ht ': gnvr. '. t' vi' , 'l'. NVrig' . 1939 sHI'IIURIUIII'I II. II, SIL I i1'wt ww: II. .XIlk'I'll, I., lim-klwlv, II. II':1Is, KI. .XIls1u?. .I. IIl'IllI!lA'Il XI. 1'I:1rk. Sm-m1-I nm, II.'?l'2H:fW. I'Il'I'lIlII, Y. lluslmvll. Ii. I!.rlun. .l. R4-rgv. II. .XIiIi1'I'IllJlll, X I III ': Nun. 'I'I1ir1I ww: KAI. li:11'l'v11, Ii. Aklwlnum. .l. I1l'llNIIlIPI'l'I'.X', V, I41lI'Illl'Ill. Y. l'Iim'. N411 .II IPIl'IllI'l'Z SIHIIISIII' NIV. IIllIvIn'Il, II. l'Ixl'IsIim'. I'III'lSIIfNI.XN II. Ii. 556. First row: ti. Wilkinsun. I . Swv. Il. Nmiiln, 1'. Wzxrnvr, I.. Nuns, Uluss w4'l'n'I:11'.v-Il'1':1sl1l'1'l' II. 'I'I1mnllsull. SITUIIII row: IL Nll.X4Il'I', il. Smith. A. I'sI4'Itvn. SIIUIISUI' Viss IIJlI'l'IIlgIUll. NI. xvIIt'L'I4'l'. V. 'I'mxnsvmI. 'I'Ilir1I ruw: 'I'. Yzll11I4'l'sIllis. IC. 'I'llIg:1. AK. Sivvll, Il, Sw:umm. W. Hluixnmmwski. I . SIIIIIIIUIIS, N. S11-wus, .I. x'IlIIIIl'l'k, I.. N1-Iulnuyn-r. N411 in pi4'Ilxl'v: I.. Nqllirn-s. I.. SIl'XY2lI'I, I . Sylvis. Y. NYillIur. BOBCAT IRICSIIRIAN II. R. IRT. First ww: Ib. IIIl0I'Yl'IlIiJI, .l. Allwrf, G. AVIICSIIII, W. lim-rmli. A. dm-rson. II. IIIlI'ISIl'IISl'll. SIIUIISUI' XII: Iivll. Swmul ww: I N. 4'url'y. NV. I5lll'IiIl'j'. 'X Igl'l'ALfSII'I'Sl'I', V, 1':u'lsol1, .l. .Xt'IiIllillI. I'. IYn'I:rm-y. 'I'Ilir4 row: . . 2ll'llII, II. III'l'ISI'lbI'4I. If. Iullvr. II. livrklzmnl, XI. l1uWiTt. I,. Iiiv'1 :lr, Y. Iiillm-win-s. Nut in llI4'Illl'l'I BI. .'X4IJIlllS 2-rs ll 1':lsv, t'. 1'I14'sT4'1', V. II:lIk1'. Vlzlss x'Ive'-lvl'1'xixl1'llI Il. Iinrn, M. IIIIIT. Ull, IIxI'ISIINI.XN II. II. IIN. I i!'sT Vuw: I . I nfT. Y. I'IvIm', IJ .Gl'1'4'll. 4'I:1ss smwiul 1-Il:1il'l11:l1l I. I w - I - I lllwrtsmu, Il. IIZIQUII, I-. I'1'1I-. Nw-mul row: II, Ilvwltt, I.. IIHIT. Ii. IIIIIINIIII, .I. Ilznmmmul, mv , 1 w . 1 I up-I. If. Ilvlsmzm. Illml row: BI Munn. BI. Iumly. KI. l'.lwrIvm. KI. lI:1Istv:11I, I'. IIIlI'Il0Il4IHl'I, , , V . . , . , , , . I I'lIl'I'SIl'lHIIl. II. lawn. Nut Ill lIll'IllI'l'I Slrmlsul' Miss Izmgfv. XI. Iukon, II, Iwzzlwlsun, L. 4 ululvrsml, U. II:1Is1v:uI, H. Ilzlrlwr, V. IIVIIIIIIIISHII. 1939 I'IlI'.NIINI.XN II. II. II-. Inst rung I, IXl'll', Imnzqhl JIIIIIINIPII, II. I.--nu-11, Ihnullu-x lnhn nn NI. I.:-I1'1-xr--. Y. .Imn-s. Il, I.ZlIlQlIl'I'. Svvnlnl rum: I'. Iillkllk, .X. Ixlmnrn-I, Il. I.inIInn I A1-:IIN-lg!-l', Y. I.llll1Ix'll. N, I.:nng'm-r, I'. .lm-nkinw. 'l'Inir4I run: li, Imxxlpsnll, N. lim I..lIl!Ill'l'. .l. .II-I'I'1'iz-4. If. Iilm-1l1N:lQsn'1'. Nu! in llIt'IllI'I'I HIPIIIINHI' Miss YIlllI'IlllllH'll. ll. Inmw II I.. KIIlIi:uIm', IP. I.l'hIW, I'III NIlWIXX II II I 'I I'IvN1 vmxx: I'. NIwVr'iw:z11. S. Yzlrlvllf-. II, IIVIVINHII. II. IS-Nunn: I IIIXM 1 Xlwwu IMA 1' IIIIII' XI Nlmlfr I. I.I1-'III-Iwxv-Iv mu-mv! 1-vu: X. NI.'I.:rIl IIN: ix NIIIII-I X IHIXWII, X. XI II-1Iw:I:1I-I. X. Ixzmlu-IX, X. NI:II1--v, X. I'vIw, li, XvxwI:lux'I. III! I I I IIIIH NI Nw -II Il XII-I'::vIx I'. NImpIx..I.TIIIUIIX.N.IIIx1-'l:,NI,Xu1II4.Xu m1 I' I SIU- xr-I fu- II 1, xv, Iw- iviig' T gg aaa. 5 iii B Q B C A T Choral Ballet Feature of Year for L'Allearo Club First row: M. Olson, V. Dolzxiiu-V, L. Lzissvn, N. SJlll4lL'I'SUll, B. Tllumpsun, W. Sl'l.llI0, M. Riflouf. Svcoull row: B. Sorvnsmi, E. Dvrllzall, H. Nvlson. L. Tlmmpsun, H. -1, M. Stimv. R. Mzlrlin, L. Kvrr. 'Fhirml row: D Gustafson, R. Harfling, li. CTl1:n1ilu'Ps, , . lllllmlrauwl, l'. NVll00ll'l'. L. 'l'ulg:i, H. Bushnell, M. Johnson, M. Olson, E. Birallx, F. Kruogvr. 'Flu' L 'Allvgru Clulm is an ll0ll0l'Jll'y music sm-icty for girls. whosv IlIl'llllbl'l'SlIlIi is svlvvlvwl by the sponsors :xml mlirvvtor. Mcmlrcrs url' rliusvn from ilu- vntirv vm-:al wlopzxrtnlmlt. 'Bc-sillos p:11'tivip:1ti11g in :ill tho major vvcnts of the your, thu- vlulm had :ls its spocizxl projvcl. 'the lll'04llll'fl0ll of ax l'llUl'!l1 luzlllvt- A Day in Venice by Nevin-Spruss. Tha- ululr also l'l'lll'l'Sl'lltL'd the high school :ls a 2100 a-lub in lhv high school music t'0llft'Sf. 1 l 35 L,ALLEGRO 4 -ff GCE S fa 12395 CH 936-1-4 C Choral raups Participate in Vocal Proarams 'I'hi- mixwl 1'ilUl'llS has lv:il'tivip:xl1-nl in :ill thu I :ilnn, N. l m-ltnn, ll. Fmilkv, ll. llillvslml, l'. innjm' ninsivnl 1-vm-rits ut' tho your. 'Phi' Christ lliivln-lnlnrf, .l. .loifi-ris, Y. Kjm-ilsloo, H. l.IlIlk', nuns 1 l1nIlv Lighting Svrvivv, Thx' Sp1'ing' 0011- M. Lzingm-r, A. li:lRix'ivl'1-, li. IAIISSUII, J. Luvlf va-rt, thi- Foul' l'i1y Hush- l'll'HflVIllZ flu-sv ll2lYk' .I. Nm-Isnn, Bl. N1-lsun, G. Ulsnn, lb. Svhilling In-1-n lhu lllllStIllllllllg innsivnl fa-:ifurn-S. Slllllllljl' Nl. SlH'Zlgllt', li. Squirvs, li. Sh-rlul. I-'. Swanson gfllllllhi vlinsvn funn thv lnrgv Q,fl'UllIlS lmvv llilll A. 'l't'lkZllllll, li. 'l'nlg:l. sp'-vinl pmjm-vis. A Nlllllll vhuir has snug svvvrzll Y I l Altn l: X. Biilllcwu-14, H. linllor. A. i'2ll'lSllll s:n'i'v4l 4-mn-1-l'ts, :inil :I sm-lm-1-tml vliorns 1'l'IH'UA H V V Nl V V H Y , svnfml the' high svlnml in thi- high svlloul elistrivt ' 'lm' ' 1 'mmln' ' L' Umm. 5' A ' lmw . ,, . . . I kfion, l'. llukkvn, V. Ilnti, R. Ilnnson lllllfill' unit:-st. lhv vliurns Wlllt'll is uni' uf thi- ' . , . . . . l 'ift, l'. llill, V. llolnn-s, I.. lxvrr, H lnrgi-sl Ul',LfIllllZlll1lIIlS in thx- high svlinnl has 7 - ,., V lx .Asn-i'. ll. Nlv1':u'Ix', ll. Mvl'm'il, l'. Mol'- lrN nn-nxlu-rs wlinsi- llIIIlll'S :ipluwlr lu-lim. U ' ' l mrty, Il. AIUVVISOII, l'. Morrison. J. Ulnlnhl. N Punto, .l. Siimansmi, V. Skim-ttiiig, li. Squirvs Srvprllllw li lf- l5iI'1lTll, I-IIVHIIIH' l5ll4'kll',V. Nl. Wnril, li. Wzlrnstcult. Alto ll: M. Allstut IAlI'l'IIlIlL' linvkl I'. Hilhm 1-y, li. f'llIllIllIt'l'S, V. llvlniivy, P. lN'lIlIl0j', li. llUl'1l2Ill, Al. l'Ilwl'lvin, F. l'livh- nn Il. llngvn, O. Ilnlstvrnl. ll. ingi-r, L. lingm-I, l'. K:ifzm-lllw1'gvi', R. Martin -its , ll:ir1Iin,g' N. llzirvvy, ll. llaiyvs, Xl. llill. Al. Al. Olson. ll, Svhillin,g', A. AY2II'tl. 'Vvllm' 1: Bl llllllliilltl, Nl. .lulnismn IX liukuk, l'. Kunilimn, liiggzlr, l'. l32llliL', W. All'f'llI'l,V, li. Norton, R l . lillHlhll't1Ill, li. l,m-nn-rt, V. l,nnils'n, ll. Mzlil atv. Olson. F. Sl'llllll'l', l. Slvvn, li. Wing. 'l'unnr II: N, Nl,n4lnn:lIil. Xl. Nag:-l, li. Xolsnn, Af. Olsnn, l.. l'Iggvlur:1:ltvli, ll. ill'l'lllllll'I'St'lI, N. Stt'Vl'llS IC l'itli-ngvr. li. lirny, N. S:unlvl'snn, A. Shin- ll. Voslml. liziss l: li. Hl'l'klIlllll. Y. 1gllSllIll'll nivk, Nl. Shimuivk, Bl. Stinn-, W. Slinn-. l'. W, Vnnn, .l. Vrnsinlwrry, ll. lfrninku, 0. Gilm- Stnllvr. li. TlIlllIIIlSlDll, I.. 'llll0lllllSUll. 'l'. Van- W. iirnf, R. llzinilnmnl. A. lluwhor, K. llxul ilvrslnis, ll. vK'4Sl Y. l'. Avll:'l'll'l'. H. Wilkinsnn. elnsnw, R. hllll'IIll.Y, ll. Nom-uxlllv, ll. N-lirmlvr Hnpixuiin ll: A. llauwm, ll. lil-rklninl, ll, lim-l+ W. St'lllllllllPWSkl, hi. Smith, l , Sylvis, Al, Avuml fmwl. ll, llnshin-ll. l'. llnvis. Bl. lh-lllunli, Bl. llrlss ll: 1'. Kuknk.W. Allll'lblllY, A. Nnsnn, li lh-xinv li. lh-W'i1t, Al. lY1lll'. Bl. l'finl'x', ll. l'l'll'I'S4l!l, li, Y2lll1lA'I'SllIlS. ORUS 9. 36 Q 1 i is Exim-Curricular Aciiviiies Section ll-Extra-CurriculorActivities L'Allegro .... ................................ 3 5 Chorus . . . 36-37 Orchestra . ...... 38 Band ....39 Bobcat .... ..... 4 O Broboca ..... ..... 4 l Declamation ... . . . . .42 Debate ......... All School Play ..... Junior Play ........ Dramatic Club .... French Club .... Football ..... Basketball ...... Track ............ lntra-mural Sports Monogram Club ....... Senior Sport Society ..,.. Girls' Athletic Association. Commercial Department . l-lomemalcing Club ...... Future Farmers ot America ..... . . Bobcat Day ............ Hall of Fame .... Calendar ..... Awards ...... Snapshots . . . Farewell . . .....43 ..,44 ,..45 ...46 ...47 48-49 50-5l ...52 ...53 ...54 ...55 56-58 ...59 ...6O ...6l ...62 ...63 64-65 ...66 ...67 ...68 it . . .B O B C A T Girls' Chorus Participates in Major Activities . v V , - , First row: D. IFIICDIIIVSIIII, B. GI'l'l'll, O. S2llldlPL'l'k, R. Xlillflll. A. VN:u'ml, lx. htm-ml, M. .I1l'l'!'Yl'l', ll. St'il2lfflll'l', J. Akklllilll, A. Pnltrivk, R. IIIUISUII, I.. Hllcklvy, Ii. Slum-hlcn. Sovmnl ww: Ii. Smith, D. IVt'l'SUll, li, NUl'l'l1SUl1 , ll. GllSTIlfS0ll, L. Tlligll. li. Austin, I.. Oinvs, M, Shank, M. Alberts, B. Squirvs, M. 'l'l'ygst:ul, F. li1'lwg3jvl', E. Russmzm. Not in pivturvz Bl. Ht-lls. lfl. X lxhttmu ll Xhlk NI llnlt ul I Xlnhax lx 'Xllhu l 'I mn Nvlsun, M. Olson, 1. ' 1 , F. SVA-0, H. 'l'ulg:1, G. Vluussun, Sxv:n'vxv. F. IAIVSUII, V. XYill'llt'l'. . illS0!l. .. :sm . 7. .: U, '. .: , C. fm , I. Kurtz, M. Rjulout, G. Smith, B. Snlvult-r, I.. Stt'WilI'1. M. 'I'he' Girls' villll'llS is Illllbfllfdl' uf the vm-:ll g'I'HllltS ut' the high sm-luvol. lt hus p:11'tivip:ltu1l I in :Ill thu n1:1,l0r voczll OYUIITS of the .Yl'21l'. lt, fun, hams furllishwl lllllL'll of tho Ill2lflxl'i1li fc I' ups lilk'lt :ro flll'f.V-flllll' llll'IlliN'l'S. Thu pivturv hvluw shows tht- thm' SIIIIIHUI' Illlli selvctvnl grin 1 urns' Christnuls C':x111llo-lighting S1-n'viun-. QBUS X 1939 Orchestra Plays in Concert, Contest, Festival 'l'l1c high scltmml tart'licsti':t uf tiifty- tivc IllCllllTC'T'S l'ClH'k'5l'lllC4l llimtwkittgs :tt tlit- District Xltlsit' Llmtcst, :mtl tual: part in lllk' Spring' Xlttsic lfcstivztl ltelfl in Xlitclicll. Xt tlit' cmiccrt given iii Xpril tltt' 4lI'CllL'5ll'1l :llsti playctl. Thu pit :n'clicst1':l :tppt-1111-tl :tt all tltc plays :mtl :tt x'z1i'i:1tts times iluriiig' thc ycztr. 'l'lit- pcrswmm-l tif tht- orclicstra in- vluclt--: llircctm' t'. lf. l i':mklin, Scorc- tztry li. llcrtlztll, lfirst Yiwlin: Xl. Ritluttt. l'. liivltltt-11. lf, lii'ttcgc1', bl. XlHI'lZll'lX', Lf Xlivrizirty, Xl. 'l'i'ygstzul, ll. SL'll2llliIlCl'. Xl, XVillc5'. ll. 'l'liw1npst+it, X'. Liztrlsam. St-cmitl Xiwlin: ll, llzigctt, li. Stcnstzul- xwltl. l.. llzllstczul, l'. XX'licclct', ll. Smut- ORC HES u,....,r sim, ltcwsticsct, Ii. Xustm, ll. lxllis, N . . . , . R. lllmzm. Xl. llcmmingscn. lu. lulga. Xiulu: ll. limit-1', Xl. lillis. C. liukttk, XI. l.cl cx'rc, Xl. Slizmk. Ccllu: ll. l'ctcr- gtm, Il Nm-tlit-, Xl, Spmtslw, ll. Xlillcr, l'. XX'illcy. Hlmt-: Xl, llzmsini. IZ. llzmsmi, lflutci X'. l.zu'stni, ul. lflittic. S. Sltzmley. ll. Xlcxzmwlcr. tilztriuctsz Y. llclzmcy, bl. iXlUl'l2ll'lX', Il. Lil1l'lSlCllSCl1, X'. XX'l1itcl1t-acl. llztswutt: Xl, llulmlmztrtl. llziss Clztrittcti ki. Stccti. L'iii'i1t-ts: X'. l'liclps, Y. lfurtl, bl lwqctt. lfim-ttcli llurns: li. XX'itig'. Xl. t'1':1wfm'tl. 'l'i'miilit11tcs: ll. lfmtlkc, D. liwft, String Ilass: lf. Slcivttitig, ll. lgtrsmi, ti, llzirpcr. Xl. Slizmk. 'l'ttlmz1: N. Scltrzult-i'. 'liympzmii X. l.cc. 38 A... -. ii 3--. iii 1fB0BCAT Seventy-Piece Band Features Drum Majorettes BHS 11111111 is 1111- 12l1'gl'S1 this j'l'2ll' 111:11 it 1111s 1-V1-1' 111-1111, with SUVl'll1.V 1111-11111111's. 11 1:1-p1'0s1'11t1-11 1111- high s1'1111111 111 1111- 13ist1'11't Musiv 1111111081 111-111 in H1'11111c111ge-1: if :11s11 11:11'fi1'i- 111111-11 i11 thu Flllll' S1-1111111 Spring Music 1 11Sfi1':11, :11111 was :1 l1:11'T of 11111 spring l'll1ll'1'I'f gix'1:11 in April. .XI1 211111011 '1C2l1lll'G 111 the 11111111 this year was 1111- 11r11111 111aj111'cttes. lietty Yessy. Norma Lee, Mavis Iq1l11311t Mavis XYi11cy. 111111 1111111 L'z11'111 K1z11'ti11. 1,Zll11 '1'111g'a 2161011 as 11111111 111z1j111'. The 111.-1's111111e1 111 the 11z11111 includes: 13i1'ec1111' C. IC. 1'iI'2ll11i11l1, St'C1't'T2l1'y 12 131'1'11z111. L,'111'11cts: Y. 1,11C113S, Y. 1711111 J. 1J111.11, 1'. 'li111g'z1. 11. 13111i1iC1l. XV R1111'1311y, Ci. 171111, R. SL'XHllL'1', 1,. .'X11iso11 li. 111111, Y. 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Llmler new management the llroboca which coverctl Sllli.-X activities at is publisbetl bv the members of the Mitchellcluring''l'ha11lcsg'ix'ix1g week. journalism class and appears as a cle- partment of The llrookings Register each Monclay. Special publications were fcaturetl with the llobcat Day eclition, the Christ- mas numbcr, ancl a pictorial commence- Staff members iuclutle: D. Doucr, WCM F5110- Cfllmfi X lfgllllfi l'0l'1l. associate cmlitori The entire class in journalism atteucletl Rlchaffl L111flf11r- flmrtf f5flmll'3 -lxflfll the South Dakota State lligh School Lamtwm, Jlllllm' blah Cflmrrq Mllfllfcfl Press .xssaemi.m, held at stare emit-gc lllll. Cflllb' Ul1f0Y.: Zerl. l'r1c, c1rClll?lfl011 tluriug October. The 1938 llroboca was 'll all 3 X C17 M155 Mlhlfell -'lmlcrwnv awartletl a thircl place in its division. aclvlser. . . Linoleum cuts tlesiguecl aucl carvecl hy Yirginia Ford. associate ethtor, was llaul Tulga, a stuclent in the class were chosen as member of the All State Stat? fcaturetl in several of the special issues. 41 BRCBOCA 1939 Declclmeition Representatives Win Trophy auf Hula'-1'1 Yvssi-v lfrliilil SillllHll'l'li Alillmll' llululnxllwl livin-1-vzx Slum. llu- zum nf mlcclzlilultiull is lu ilcvciup R pwiw, In cultivzxtc thc xwicc zmml tu lcucli In-tlcr limli-iwlziinliiig' uf cli:u':1c1c1'iz11- 1 limi. .Xlmul tin-lily wliiricnts umlcr the ill wcliwll uf Nliss I,L'Utl1l llamptim prm'e4l iilk'lIl5ClYL'S to ilk:-iIliUl'L'SlL'li ill Zlitllillillg thix tlilu--fwlfl :lim in mlcclzunaliwii. Tlmiiigli ll wriuf 1 f clinliuzltiwn mntcQt+ x thu tl-llwxxeiiig pw llc were chosen tw W x, DEC e L 'YL X 5 l'L'lbl'CSclll mu' scluml in the district cwntcst: Kclmcccu Shen in thc Lll'Zllll1ltiC scctiim, Rulmcrt Yesscy in poetry, Margie llulilmzml in m'utm'y, :mal Orplul Sund- hcck in thc liunmmns mlivision. These stumlcnts WWII llic district trupliy, a small gold luvillg' cup, for our school. Hrplm Szmmllxcck and Robert Yessey l'L'pI'vScIlln'4i l1l'uuki1lg's High SCIXOO1 ill the ilivisimml ciuitcsl. 42 iilBOBCAT Debctters Compete in Three Motjor Toumeys Left to right: R. Vessey, V. Ford, G. Olson, Mr. Berdahl, M. Hanson, V. Martin, Sehilling, H. Schilling, S. Graham, M. Hubbard. Forty-five students began the study of the question, Resolved: that the United States should establish an alliance with Great Britain. when the season opened early in December. This group was later cut to ten on the freshman and nine on the varsity squads. The varsity squad directed by B. Herdahl participated in seventy-one interscholastic debates and the freshman took part in twenty-eight. Marion Hanson, Margie Hubbard, Doris Schilling, and Robert Yessey carried the greater part of the varsity burden, representing Brookings High 43 School in the University, the Big Eight Conference, and the Divisional tourna- ments. Other members of the squad were: Virginia Ford, Shirley Graham, Helen Schilling, Yern Martin, and Gordon Olson. The freshman squad under the direc- tion of Miss Eleanor Page included: l.ucille Rice, Virginia Russell, Virginia l-linuewies. llarriet Case, Elaine Klein- sasser, Doris Christensen, Coral Kukuk, Nancy Macdonald, Gains Harper, and Yirgil Eelov. DE gf 4 l if l 7 f f D. HATE l 5-f 2 1939 Students, Faculty Produce Three Que-Act Plays First i-mv: N. Xiklzistm, W. xllll'IYii.V, lit-lwm-zu Slim, Ib, St-liillingy, lt. l'Igg't-Ivl':i:tt1-il. l.. Kurtz. W. Nunn, .l. Mui'i:irty. St-vuinl row: li. liviiiiiigt-r. li. I'vtvi'soii, ll. Vt-sity, Bl. Willoy, Sl. Slnuiislt-i', lt. ltintlsuy, K. l.:ultl:1s:lw. lf. IiiSlllllIlll, Miss XYUIMA, L. 'l'lllg':l. 4'. Sh-un. 'l'illl'4l rmv: ll. Imrstnii, Nl. llviiiiniitgst-ii., Y. Wliitt-livsitl. N. lmu, liuln-i't:t SlIl'Il. MV. lit-rtlatlil, Y. l mwl, lt. tiust:it'smi, ll. llitluluiiwl, H. t'I:tuss1-ii, l. Kurtz, ll. ltunt-r, li, Yvssvy, A. liukuk. NY. Nlt'l':ti'ty, IL liust:tt'smi. 'l'Iit- :ill svluml lll'IIIIl2llit' piwnlilvtitnii, 'tliiw-v Tivll Of livliy xYl'll'l' YYll1l was :tssistwl lay ,,,,,-,M-f 1,135-S' wilsigyillg uf JUN mul i':l1IllIl'l'2llllNl'll. l'l:tyv:tstiitvliulwl: Winifrt-tl Nliiius't. gi mini.--lyg A Night gn gm lim, it liI't'Wl'I', Nliltliw-tl All1ll'l'S4ill. M. .L l.yimtt, Nils lllI'lH4ll'illlllll :intl 'l'l1:lnk You lim-twig at H- Ht'l lIllll, illl'l R- ll- ll1'I'1ll1l. t':nrvt-, was lIl'l'St'lllt'ti in tht- .luniur lligh .Xutli . , , . tirium, lbw-viiilwi' Sl. 'l'lu- l.2ll'l'l' was ltl't-sviitwl , M'l 'l l S l HW l lm'l ' Sftfttu wl '5 IW HH. triwultvi N:lg1': llumtltl lllllnlnirfl. Ilztrolsl Nlkl2lSHll, ' ' lnxnvs llniuninntl. Ruin-rt liisliniun :xml 'l'lmmgis Jaxx :intl xillllIl'l'l was 1li1'vt'tn'ml lay l.vutt:t Wl lHll'l- l'Vt'1 'fll'Si M1'tll'lj'll -Ulfl'l'lS. Rllllll llztiiililmi, :intl :issistwl lay livttj' Yi-svy. 'l'lit- Sk l'lll Q- llllfllls D kk Hv LUN TUILLW- D4'lUl'l'S mist lIl4'lll1i1'li1 xllllfllliil l m'tl. lit-tfi' l'l'fl'l'SUll. ll 5li'fS - -lll'll'4 'l llllslilfsml- Vlf4'l'l'l'l Milllwtll R,.i,l.,.,.:, Sllm' paul 'yulgu' R,,1,4.,.m Shwl. Lyll. :intl Yvriimi liuslim-II. Vustuinvs: Yirginizt l'igg'4-lni':n:tt4'ii, xVIl1Yll1'1'UIlll, :tml lluris Svliilliiig. wl1ll l'l'5 l- Miwls lvlllvf- Mi'Vl Hilllxttll- t'tl .X Night :nt :tn Inn liml :us :lin-tftni' :tml Nt 1' Nllil5'S l'- 'lllllil ANI' SUIIUIISUII. Nilrllwl 2ISSlSl2lIll nlirvt-ttu'. I'll1':iimi' l':tgv :intl ,Xiwiitiiiv lI 'll'l2'N 'l- l'llSll' llIll'l'ilI,!1Ull. Miltlrwl Kukukl pm' of i,,,'X-N im.Imll.,l: lh,iM,,.t yt,sM,5.. XvIlllil'l'. Nlilliktlllli Xuriiizi l.t't-. .luhli Xlm'i:ll'ty, I,-iui'1-law Kurtz, lit-iivvtli l,:ul4li1s:uw, 'W:tyl1t- l1t 't' sl 'l'll '- llt 1 V' lililllswll- MilVLY5 'f Xl11l'ItllX- NX-Ilill'I'S Nil'1'Ill'l4V. .lttllll Nl4rri:ti't4Y. fllilwfui-tl. l'11lvlil'lT.Y2 ll1lI'l'l1'1 l12U'St '- MHVY Vlilm, l.h,lm....ml Rivhzml llimlmvl NIHPllYll'l', lll'Illl lmiivr. lrviit- Kurtz, lit-tty 4 lit-iiiitigvr, W. ll. Zivli. lhtsiiit-ss M:iii:igg--i': l l'lu:tuk You lim-t-ti wnw un-lt-1' tlit- 4li tt- t'l:ii'v11vt- Stt-vu. lluust- xlillliltlttlf l'Ix':t lilll'l'H1IllLl. L P 44 WMUAB O B C A T lunior Closs Presents Comedy 'Lough Clown' First row: B. Peterson, V. xvlllivllflilti, P. Dokken, M. I'I9llllIllllgSt'll, P. NVheeler, D. Sellznffnel l'. Noethe. C. Kuknk, A. Hoerlrer. Second row: l'. Morrison, N. Niklason, B. Thornpson. M Connelly. G. Ulaussen, T. Durl:nnd. J. Gronnnersvh, R. Peterson, G. Olson, A. Nason, 'li Snndet. Third row: B. ChIlllllD8l'S, M. Hull, M. Ponto. D. Morrison, 0. Sandlneek, M. 'I'rygst:zd C. Steen. Fourth row: C. Morinrity. F. Krueger, Miss Weter, R. Lott, P. Stnrdevnnt. R Smith. NV. Mei :n'ty, 11. Burnett. 0. Gile. Laugh Clown. a three-act comedy. was presented by the junior class in the Junior lligh .Xuditorium on March 17. The east of characters in the order of their appearance was as follows: Uncle Jake, Gordon Ulson: Aunt Sue, Geneva Claussen: Mary, the maid, Edith Skret- ting: Dr. Pratt, Thomas Durlandl Evelyn Hurley. Doris Ann Schaffner: Danny Polling. .Xrnold lloerher: Fritz llenton, Clayton Kukuk: Patricia Hur- ley, Zerl Frieg Gallager Starling, l'hyllis XYhceler: Mrs. llurley. Mildred llem- mingsen: Arthur Hurley. James Grom- merschg Dale Terrence, Patricia Noethe: The Gardener, Ronald l'etersonI the Detective, .Xlhert Nason. 45 The play was directed by Miss Eliza- heth NYeter, assisted by N. Niklason. Production staff included: stage crew, XY. McCarty, H. llarnett. C. Sturdevant, C. Steen, R. Smith, O. Gile, G. Sundet, and TY. H. Zick1 property crew, M. l'onto. O. Sandbeck, P. Morrison, M. Connelly, M. Trygstad3 costume crew, ll. Chanihers, lf. Anderson. l'. Dokken. M. llall, Miss Mildred XYalker2 makeup crew, C. Moriarty, F. Krueger, lf. Thompson, D. Morrison, Miss Mildred ,-Xndersong advertising, Y. NVhitehead, li. llalverson, ll, Peterson, XY. Johnson: husiness manager. IJ. Lott: and house tnanaffer. Miss Eva llucknani. 5 JUN nl ,fl 103 PLAY M! ! l 1939 ii -. i - -. . - . . . . riit? Dramatic Students Give One-Act Play, Dance Idirst row: President 17. Steen, M. Sponsler, Seere1:lry H. Larson, 'l're:tsurer M. iVilley. B. Ray. N. Lee, Rebet-eat Shea, B. Peterson. Set-ond row: W. Murphy, M. UI'1lWf0l'fi, M. Ellis, M. Hells, R. Bishman, B. Vesey, H. Niklason Third row: V. Ford, M. Ridout, M. Alberts, ll. Gustafson, H. Reininger, Vice-president Z. Frie, L. Kurtz, L. Eggelimziteii, R. Lindsay, M. Albert. Fourth row: L. Shelden, D. lloner. L. Tulga, R. Vessey. K. Laddusaw, J. Moriarty, D. Gustafson. M. Biggur. The furthering of dramatics in lirookings lligh School is the purpose of the Dramatic Club. lfrom all reports the club under the direction of Miss lilizabeth W'eter has maintained a suc- cessful year. The club started the year with 23 members. Five new members were ad- mitted for their work in deelamatory contests. Sixteen more people were admitted after the school production of one-aet plays on December o. The junior number of activities. Three one-act plays sponsored by the Dramatic Club were: jazz and Nlinuetf' A Night at an Inn, and Thank You, Doctor. These proved to be a successful venture. The one-act play, The Wonder Hat, was presented for the high school as- sembly in October. The club invited its alumni of 1938 and the high school students to a costume dance given in january. The club program for the year in- cluded demonstrations of makeup, light- The club members took part in a large ing, scenery, and costume, play added several more members. 46 D My-Y Q. ag- B O B C A T Le Cercle Francois Sponsors Donce, Gives Plcty First row: N. Lee, D. SL'll2lffll0I', T1'62iSl11'9l' M. T1'ygst:ld, President L. Tulgan, See1'eta1'y E. Wilkens, Vice-president V. Phelps, H. Larson. Second row: E. Punto, E. Nelson, B. Thompson, M. Bells, VV. Stime, H. Lane, V. Ford. R. Peterson. Third row: L. Duff. I . Holmes, ' Lfuldusaw, Miss Bl1K'kll2illl, R. Sehrzlder, VV. McCarty, R. Eherlein. For the purpose of stimulating interest in French life, customs, language and litereature the French Club was organ- ized. Membership is open to any student having studied one or more years of French. This year the organization had a membership of twenty-five. The hrst and very successful social highlight of this year was the French Club Sweater-Mixer Dance. Novel and outstanding programs featured the ex- cellent French movie, Marie Antion- ette, and the colored moving pictures of Rev. joseph Ewing's European tour. 47 Other programs consisted of French skits, musical selections. and short talks, which depicted in some way French life or people. Correspondence with French students proved interesting and helpful to both French and American students. Le Petit journal, is a French news- paper to which the club subscribedg it contains accounts of interesting French features and events. XYe Shall See, a one-act comedy was presented as an assembly program Feb- ruary 24. TREF Z 7 7' CH Ix . CLUB ll l f l' 1939 F Bobcots Complete Seoson With 13-12 Victory l ii'Ht row: li. Niklnson. l'. lllllI'll0l', R. Nlvxllllilll, lt. Billings. L. llnll, 'I'. 4ll'llS1lllll'l'I'j'. ll. l.ott, l . Simmons. l'. 1'lll'l'Yl'Ilk2l. Swoiul row: li, 'lllllLfI'l'll, li. liilllfj. ll. Xiklnson. M. 1Hl'LfgIll', , li. Pll'lSSlIL'l'. 1'. Stnr1Ii'x:int, l, Johnson, I.. Ss'v4'rin, ll. Sfl'W!ll'1, l. Ilinrivhs. 'l'l1ir1l row: 1'o:u-h Lynn, Rlzlnflgvr .lohn Nclson, ll. Morrison. Ii. Nvillfl. lt. liislnnnn, .l. 1il'!lllllll0l'St'll. 'l'. llnrlnvul, H, I'ntt1'rson. Y. Swift, Nl:1l1:agt'1' ll. Hlvllllllll. Assistant 1',r:u'li Roll. 'lllll' li1'l'v:1ts l'1'po1't1'1l for Fl4'T1UlI HHS Nvrll' liolu-:its in-xt t:u'kIwl ilu' Mmlison 1-inlldogs. :1 with l'lt'Y1'll lvttvi' nu-n. Nlllvll h:ul to lu- tlonn' in luiii-co11t't'i't'lli't' 11'2Il!I. liI'0UlilllQ,fS tinnlly :nan- '1 wry littlt' tinu' for this Srllool hml Il llvw :ig-4-il to push owl' :i tonclulown :zgninst thmn vo:u'h :intl hznl to ll'Zll'll his systcin of plays. lint it w:xsn't until Ilu- linzil lPl'l'l!l4l. 'l'lu'y wort' ttl,'Xt't1'r two xwvks of pr:u'tivm' 'ilu' ltolwnts took within svoring elistzlluw' four tinn's lint c:u'h .lu' tivlil ngninst tlu' Nlillmnk linllmlogs. 'I'lu'y tinu' tlu' linllalogs lu'lal 1lu'ln lu:u'k. S1-oi-ug n'i'1'i-n 't uhh- to gain nnu-h gl'0llll1l lint that ISHS 6: MHS ll. was to lu' m'x1u'm'tt'il for tlu' tirst gnnu' mulvr ilu' yu-w vozufh. As soon :is 1lu'.v solvwl tlu' now 'l'lu'Bolu':xt.sjonrlu'.vm'1l ilown to Sioux Falls slvstvin ot' lll1I.YS, tlu'y n'i'ri' np llivrt' with xlu' lint tlu'y tli4ln'1 wulu' up to tlu' f:u't that tlu'y host. Fuorv: HHS ti: MHS ll. 'l'lu' l l:nulrt':un wvw' rvzilly on :1 footlrnll tivhl until Sioux liuliins vnnu- own' for tlu' sm-oiul gnnu' of l :xlls pnsluul owl' two vonntvrs. Aftvr llnlt tlu' swzson. 'l'lu- lilllliilf liiu' llgfillll sliowvd that 1lll'.Y rvzilly plzllvwl Sonu' good football. 'Flu' gonl-linu stznul. hut l'1lillltlI'l'illl tinzilly lvnslu-tl liolufnts norm' Illllliillg n svrions tl1rn':it :lt ilu' :no ovvr. Svorv: BHS ti: l lYS ti. 'l'lu'Y:1nkton vnel ot' tlu' gnnu' whirh sliowtul thnt they worm' liiwks won' tlu' iirst t'llllfk'l'l'll1'l' fons for tlu' Hrzllly trying. Svorv: ISHS 135 NWHS Jill. 'l'lu' liolwnts. It wus n tlirilling' gnnu- with ilu- Ilvxt n'4'1'k tlu' twun won' gfnvsts of Pipvstoiun 1t'I!lll tinnlly lu-ginning to funvtion, t'sp:'ci:xlly It lookwl liki' :I victory for BHS for tlu' tirst on 4l1'f1'lll'l'. Svorv: BHS 7: YIIS ti. 'l'lu' hnlf. hut 1'1IN'S1UllK' took zulwllltalgm' of ov4'ry LL 48 W- -- -.-.- -..-. a -. - .- B O B C A T l?l'1'IIl'i tlwy gut. Svuw: HHS U: VHS IN. 'I'lu'1'v Silll'1lL'VIIlll. ll!lllQl'l'll. anel Waltz. lt0gl'l' Billings, isn't 1Illl.'ll Tn lu- saiwl alum? 'ilu' nvxt g:.nu'. lialflvavk, anll liuluxrtSt4'wal'l.1:u-klvlnzlcll'lulfli lt was xYIIl'0l'l0Wll7S luunufvmning' and vvory- tlu' HND ll0llUl'ilI'y tm-ani anll flu- all-slatv font' thing vanu- out just right fm' tlunn. Tlu- foam laall Twain al Tlui clnsa- or ilu- sm-asull. lrwin 1li1ln'I :ln a thing vxm-opt kivk-ull' alul 1'k'llll'll llinrirlls, mul, l't'4'K'lY4.'1lllUlllll'1llIll'Ill0llllllII. 'Flu' kivk-offs. SL-url-: BHS Hg NVHS SS. 'l'lui last 1'Ulll'llI'l'll1'l' Tankillgs wx-rm-: Sioux Falls. ,Kluw- ganu' of 1lu- 50218011 was 'ilu' liolu-als' lumnuh rlvvn, I41'unkil1g's, lllll'Ull anwl xY2lll'l'lllXYI1, Yank- Vllllllllg' ilay. l'Ix'vl'y lmy un flux squad lliI1l ilu- Tun. alul Bfilvlu-ll. Smml l'lw'YRl4:A:ll IHVRUN' our -lwn' l': l Tlui lip Silllflll lust tllrvv ganws :xml xmn llwm mmllilsswl In Milly 'ltllmrllllllm' Huron llll'l'l', wllirll is flu- lwsl SUIISUII ilu-V haw had mls M'l'1 'S 'l ll' lu' HH' lull TWH' In ml! mn' for manv vuars. 'l'lu'v lulat Vlcar' Lakv limb l'l'l'l'llt'l', lmut it funk flu' Iinlu-als In knuvk llH'lll . ' ' . ' . , , tluwn Al lwtvhl Svow: BHS mr HHN 12. and lm-Il? alulws'l.'vvirfuruulsinwulzrlsim-1'1l lligh ' ' of Manlismi, lil-ls. 'l'lu-y lust lu Knlga lil-ll Illl1l .XT Ilu- clnsv of ilu- svasun lllUllUg1'l'IllllS wow lil-Ii aml tn Hallisfm t'1'nTral lligll ll sqnafl, won lay Tluf fnllmving: Hang, l'l'llSl1llll'l'l'f'. li-ll, 'l'Iu-rp is sunu- Yvry gfuul llIilll'l'lill on Tlu- lXigg':u', Duff. llurlanfl. Billings. l-'lvissru-i'. UB squail This yoznr anil Tlu-y will must likl-ly H1'mllllu'rsvll. llinrivlis. .lHlIllS4lll. MvKlillan, I.. gm-f a t'll2lIl4'l' in slum' on Tlu- AW squzul nz-XT N5klas4m. ll. Xiklasnn. N.'YL'l'llI, Slwlp. Stvwurt. yuar. First row: .l. .Xllu'rt. ll .H11I'll,VVN. Nll'Y1'IlS, .l. Kllll'lll0SS, .l. i'l'llfilllPl'l'l'.Y, .l. Nl'llIlllAlll'l'. ll. Bvals. Swmul run: li. l'ru', IT. llll1'l'Yl'lll'iII, G. Duff, V. Sh-L-n. VN. lil'l'llllA, ll. .lUlIllSi'Il. ll. Nuiulvt, W. lim-klvy. 'l'l1ir4l ww: Vmulln ll0I'l'lQ'1lll. ll. llvlsman. J. llvl'gv, 'l.. .lurnlin, ll. lim-Vklanwl, I.. Sfvrilel, W. .lUllllStlll. ll. Slllltlvl. l m1l'tl1 ww: NY. Nlllflllly, Il. l12ll'lll'Tl, A. XIl1l0l'Sllll. J. Vanlivvk. NV. 3lL'll2ll'lf', ll. Sniitll, I.. .HVil'1'lllll, D. l'llll'lgflll'. FOOT 4- f BP,LL'l 1939 -- ,X11111111g'11 1111- 1111s111-1111111 11-11111 11-115 12151 111 1111- 1111s11-1'11 51111111 13111111111 111lI111'1'1'1lL'1' 1'Zl11I1Q' 1111-1' 1111111-11 11111111 1'111s1- 111111 1-x1'11i11g' 5-'111111-s. 1111- 5111111111111 111 1111- S1-:1s1111's 111'11vi111-s is 11s 1111111111: S 1'112l11111'L'Z1l1 11111111115 111151-11 15111 1111- 1211111-111s 111 111c 11151 g'111111- 11f 1111- 11-11-1111, 11113 IN: 12118 15. 1'1ZlS11'I'11 11'11s 111-11-1111-11 111 1111- 12151 s1-1-111111 111 111211 111- I1 11'L'L' 111111111 1-1115 311: 11115 21. 111-111 1111- s11'1111g 1'1111-sl11111- 111111111-1 111 ll 11l51'111.U1l1f111': Q'lll111'. 11-ry g'111111 111111 112llll111llg' fm's111-111'11'1111111-s1-11s1111. l'l IS 1111 11118 21.111110 1X12lf115KV11l li11111111gs, 1111111 1-1--1-1111-1'1-11 1111- c1111f1-1'1-111-1- 11115 11-1111 1111 1111- l1l151 XY1111 the 1211111111 111'1- l111l11Ilg 1111111 1111- 1111111-1' s11111 11'11s 111-1'f1-1-1 111111. 31115 111: 11118 51. 11 11'11s ll11l1111Q1' 1-111s1- g'111111- 11111 1111- 11-11111 111111111 17111 the 11Zll11L'11l'2l1 s11111111 111 1111- l'1'll1', C118 151 11115 111. 1121111 1111- 1'112lll11I't'1l11 11111121115 1111- 111c11' 111's1 1'1s11. 19113 :111 12115 28. 11r11k1- 1111- .X111l11ll1'S 51I'1llg' 111 1'1c1111'11-5. 111g11 SC11111P1 111111 111-11-1' 111'Zl11'l1 1111-111 11011111-, 1 1 ' ..- .X111:1.115 z,. 1 11's1 c111111-1'1-11c1- gllllll' 11'11s il 111-11-111. 1X11111111-1' 11111' 111 1111Y5kf ll11l'Il1l11'1l1C1i 1111'1111's XY1111 Nl11c111-11. 11115 3:1 11118 11. 511111151111 g'111'1- 1111- l!1:111':11s 1111111 1111111-1s 1111 111c 51-c111111 I111'k'1.1l1g 111' 111c 11111 'l'1111 1-1111: S11-11:11-1, NY:111z, l'11:11-11 1,yllll, l':1p1:1i11 W1-sh-1'g:11'11, 51 :1 Il :1 15 1- 1- 11111 11-1', Sioux 1511118- ,1i1'1111k11115s g:11111-. S1111- 1111-1 ll 11- : 1'1'11s111111-1-1-qv, '1'llI'll1'l', Swift, Q1.i111ls:1y. 14111111111 11111: Y:1111111111 SIl111l1I1I. S111111111111 1 50 BAS KET l!1'111111111gs g:11111-, liillings, Nt . 1. . .- . BCDBCAT tvlllns. MIIH IW: HHS lti. 'l'lu- l'l:lglt-s from own Il11IIL'1i. WHS 2213 14118 21. Thi- liolu-:its .Xlu-rflt-1-ii th-w into town lrringing tlu- siu-m-t:tt- pl:1.vt-tl lizxstt-rn lligh Svhool of Muflison :uul urs :znutlu-r of thost- 1lIl11'-l'2I1S11lQ 1-vm-nts xhut tlu- fllitvlu-ll 1il'l'lll'lN in post-st-:lson gunu-s. wi-rv so vli:u':u-tt-ristit' of ilu- st-uson. ,XIIS 24: 'l'lu-'V haul lu-:nt lizustt-rn out-o lu-t'orv Zlllll tlu-y 11115 22, Wutt-1-town plztyt-tl :1 Yi-ry t':ist auul Wt'l'l'2lQIl111 vit-torious hy an 1Y141L'l'1ll2ll'g1lI. 'I'Iu-5' 1P1'111S1l1g gznnu-, winning in tho lust ininntt- of took tlu- tn-:un th:lt luuult-tl ns our tirst von- pluy. WHS 253: HHS 1N. 'I'1u- 1-ontt-muh-rs for fm-r'1-iiw mln-fm-Ht. ICIIS Stix l4llS 212. 51115 135 tlu- l'H111.l'l't'lll'l' tith- plztyt-41 lu-rt-. 'l'lu- .liolwuts HHS 21. plsilrt-tl :I gtuul gunu- hut Y:1nkton's Q'lllI1'l1 wus .Xt tlu- 1-losv ot' tlu- sn-:tson tlu- 1'I:ists-rn South sinking tlu- long' oiu-s, YIIN 2215 14115 211, llslkotu t'ont't-rt-iu-t- '1l0lll'Vl1lIllt'I11 wus lu-111 :lt 1'12I.Vl't1 :lt llni-on. 'l'lu-'V haul :1 vt-ry unorthowlox .Xlu-H11-t-11 with 15rooking's lu-ing 1-linlinutt-11 hy 11.,-m ,,q' lmskl-ylnlll mul if 1,,t,k 11111 1,05-N H ,x1ll'l't1t'l'1I. tlu- tonrmulu-nt W11llIt'l', in ont- of whih- to gm-t 1Ik't'11S1tllllt't1 to it. 11115 iltiz B118 Tlu- opt-ning QJIIIIUS. A115 C1353 15113 lt' 451-01110 21. '1ll'2lYl'll'41 to Yzinkton hut 1li1ln't 'lo :is l'2lTT4'l'Soll. l orrt-st HlIl1llltl1IS. zuul lfoht-rt wt-ll on tlu-ir sn-cond try as in tlu- tirst :lp1u-:ur- l'lll'1NNlll'l' Wl'l'l' Tl'I1llSfl'l'l'01l 1'I'UlI1 Tllt' li :uu-o ot' tlu- two t4-zuns. YIIS Slug 13115 17. srlnml wlu-rv 1il'Ul'g1't' nnulv tlu- tirst string. Ntolllu-11 oti' :tt Sioux Falls on tht- X1'Il'V homo Monogrzuns wt-rv :lw:1r4lt-11 tlu- following: Bill- from Ygiukton fu play tlu-in. 111-111 tlu-in lux-tty 1llQ'S.11l'1lS1ll1Pt'1'l'y,111114151151 1,Il11l'1'SUll,S11ll1llt11lS, vlusm- 'luring first part of tlu- gunu- lmut tlu- gap Stvwilrt. Swift. 'lllll'lll'l'. Vlillfl, Vllltfilill l1'1'ST0l'- g1'IIl1lIJl11y 1Y1t1l'll0t1. SFIIS 2113 B115 1S. I'1:1yt-41 g:uw1, :uul BIGIIIZIQQOI' Iintlt-in NV1-stt-i'g:11'1l wus Sioux Pulls :1 rm-tnrn gunu- :tt honu-, Roth :lw:lr1lt-tl :I vm-ntt-r position on tht- honorzirwl tt-:uns wort- in tlu-rv tighting at :xll tinu-s :Intl H517 t'Hl1fl'l'l'lll'l' Tl'Fllll- it w:1sn't :tnylso:1y's hull gunu- nntil tlu- lust. T110 HB S'IU1 l t l'lt'll l 11N NWS1 SlU't'l'SS' niinutt- wlu-n tlu- NVnrriors pnlh-tl out in front. fill SUPINUII Sillvl' 195555 1111111 1'll'Y1'll Wills illltl 1iYl- SFHS 25: BHS 20. '1'lu- Bohvnts XYUl'0f1t'11ll11L-15' losst-s. Its l'IllI1i11lg in tlu- Vppvr Sioux t'on- on tht- 1-olwl sith- of thu lmskt-t wlu-n tlu-y ft'l't'11l'l' wus .5tIU. '1'lu- gnnu-s lI1Jl'Yt'11 nrt- :ls tinislu-tl tlu-ir i'1-lations with tlu- 111111111 Tigm-rs follows: 1'l12I!ll1l't'1I1l Indians Ii 212: 14115 12212 for :anotlu-r yvzu' or 4-Iso it wonhl hnvm- hm-n :I l'ipt-struu- B 26, BHS 25: B1:ulison B vi:-tm'Av for tlu- tm-sun. 'Flu-5' haul at 4-hzuu-0 to 10. BHS 25: 1'Zl1114'tll'Il1 UB 22, 13118 275 win thu ganu- st-vt-rztl tinu-s in tlu- last xninutcs 1 1:uu1rt-:zu 1lltl121llS B 121, BIIS 93 1-'lauulrt-:nu ot' play Init tho hull just 8111111111111 ro11 in. 11 1Sl.1i11S 25: Mzulison B 14.1i1lS 214g 11I1S 203 HHS 19. Our frivntls from tht- north Afgit-s 219. BHS 203 1-'lainlrt-:ui B 19, H118 varru- wlown for :A rvturn ganu- mul gave tho Jill: Ilriu-0 15. HHS 273 t'h-ar Lnkl- 20, BHS lnoys :tnotlu-r vlnuu-v to hx-:tt tlu-m. 'l'1u- ta-:un 16: t l0:u' Luke 19. HHS IH: Volga li 125, was ton lvnsy trying to kr-vp up with hV1l1t'l'- HHS 231: Sinai 15, BHS 213 Bruno 24, BHS town 's hruising :att:u-la To 1lo much about tlu-ir 22: Aggit-s 251, H115 147: Sinai 19, BHS 17. irst row: 11. Lott. 11. Xikluson, R. l lt-issm-r. ti. 1'2i11t'1'StP11, S. Stn-cn, W. Stm-n. Bark row: 1-1. m-nstzulvolrl. .l. St-l1:it1'iu-r. J. t'l-lisinlu-rry, R. M1-Millnn. 1'. Johnson, J. Ottt-rlu-ss, '1'. Qllnrlzunl, 11. Morrison, t'u:u-h Ilorrigztn, W. Johnson. L , BP-L BASKET 1939? Relay Team Leads Sauad in Successful Season First. row: R. Lintlsay, G. Leraas, l.. Kurtz, R. Wests-rgarfl, R. Stewart, ll. Niklasou, Manager R. Bishnmn, G. Blontdnhl. L. Jnrnlin. Second row: L. Sterutl, D. Wagiwr, C. Sturwlevnnt, D. Uliervenkn, V. l'ln-rvvnka, R. McMillan, T. Ifllflillltl, li. Sunnlet, 'l'. Ul'llSillill:'I'l'j', F. Sinnnnns, J. Alhut, J. llninnimul. Thirul row: Assistant Coach Bell, V. Cline, 'I'. Butler, M. Wood, P. 'l'llI'llt'l', D. Jones, li. Patterson, G. Grove, H. Helslnnn, S. Steen, P. Johnson, H. Billings, L. Niklasnn, Assistant f'o:u'li Sinmlherg, Coat-ll Lynn. TRACK The 1939 track season found Fifty- eight boys reporting for action with five letter men returning. Harry Spillum was elected captain last spring. The 1938 track season began with four letter men returning: Captain Rih- hy, llehrencl, Oines, and Spillnm. These four boys composed the mile relay team which won in the state contest. 1. They participated in the following meets: Upper Sioux Valley, secondg Conference, sixth: Regional, firstg Dells, sixth: and State, eighth. At the close of the season the follow- ing boys received monograms: Behrend, llibhy, llillick, Billings, Crusinberry, Finn, ll. Niklason, Oines, Spillum, and Stewart. 52 t. ee iiBGBCAT Two Hundred Compete in lntromurctl Sports Front row: li. Tillgren, G. Sumlet. But-k row: R. l.:1rson, R. l'eterson. R. McMillan, -l'. Stem-tl. Pleture at right: George Patterson. Two hundred boys competed in the intramural program this winter. The program gave the boys who weren't developed enough to play A or ll squad athletics a chance to earn physical education points. llasketball and volleyball were the main features of the program. .-X junior basketball team captained by lfarl Till- gren won the tournament. llob Stewart led a senior team through to victory over a junior team in volleyball. 53 The Monogram Club sponsored a free throw contest for all boys in high school. George Patterson won, making' twenty out of thirty free throws: Ivan Steen was second with eighteen out of thirty. The freshman basketball team coached lay Yirgil llell were successful in their season against Coach Sindherg's junior lligh School team by winning six and losing' two games. RP-L tN'Y?'AMU 1939, ao- Monoararn Winners Sponsor Intramural Sports Viist nm: li, Nt1'w:i1't, R. Wvstt-i'g:1i':l, 'l', f1l'llNiIliN'l'l V, ll. Spilluni, I,. Ilut't'. l,. Niklusun. l'. -IIIIIIINUII. Ss-vmu-I rms: Y. Swift. l. Hinri4'lls, J. 1il'1lllllIl1'l'Sl'h, K. XV:lltl, T. llllfillllfi. 'H. ?NIkiII5Hll, lf. l4ilIings,1'. SillI'4i4'N5lIIf, .l. Nvihlill. 'I'llir1I rim: 1'n:u'h luvlili. H, 'l'illgi'1-11. I. Smith, li, Sl'W'ViYl. K. lglilljj. S. Stew-ii, H. M4-Millziu. lf. I wil iSSl1l'l'. 'l'. liutlvr, M, lliggzir. 'liliv xitlllilgflllll kiliili ix uiiiipwscll 411' Iii tmiiilvvtifvii with thc Y4iiiL'f'iJllii :mt tliv it-tlvi' xxiimcrx ul' :ill iiizijor fptv1'tf. Imxkt-tlvzill IH11l'llIll1R'lllS gi frm' ilu-tm Q 'it' :mtl tvmiix. :intl tin- llt1lll1lQk'l'. 'Ili L' iiitwt is Xtwiwiiwl, 'lilic tiiizil Ciilllillil- NjI4il1w1l'x'iL'1lll :ttiilctitw in thc wclitwl, :mel tion ti-ok plzivc lit-twcvii the hzilvw ut In liiiilil up :1 iiioix- l-l'iL'l11iij' 1'L'iZl1iHI15i1ill tin' .xill'I'4iL'l'l1'iil'1HliiiI1gN gziiiic. tim-wi'g'a ll'll-'HQ lill' lr-ltvi' XXilllIl'i'N is thc piirlmlvw illlilk'l'NUIl xiwiii in thu piziywtit' mvr lrzin ol' tliix chili. 'lilivir :iiiiiw :tif-1 iticliuiv thc Strut. NlHlIlX1lI'iHQ' of ii1t1'zi11iiii':1l xportx :mil lin' iivlltiiig til' limp not 'iii tliv iiizijoi' tcqims i,. ll. ii1YI'l'iQ'Zll1 :intl X irgil l1t-1l.ziwist- t-- gc! into gn-1111 pzii'tit'i1wzitio11 in tin' :mt wigiulicx, :irc tht' tint lmii1i1'Li1'y mem- ::iqii-Ir giclixiliw. Mtv wt- thu 011111. 54 .W X Cx BOBCAT SSS Enoourooo BHS Activities, Sponsor Donate First row: Soeinl elizlirnizln Bl. Hells, Vresislent N. Lee, Vive-presimlent Bl. Spousler, Sl'l'I'1'iIlI'y' tre:isurer M. Willey. St-vonfl row: Bl. llitlont, H. Larson, I,. Slieltlt-ii, M. Allvert, I . fl.:lrson. Sl. Olson. 'l'hiril row: ll. Mzirtin, Bl. lillis, li tlustnfson. Bliss llnrrington, li. XYilkens, l., 'l'lllg:t, I.. Oines. The Senior Sports Society is an organ- ization of sixteen girls whose objectives are to promote good sportsinztnship anal Io he of service to the stutlent lbotly. Their interests were not liniitecl to ath- letic zietivities only: they aimed to help other organizations of the school as well. 'l'heir activities inehuletl: at gift ztnil foowl hzisket for the poor, to which the whole stntlent hotly eontrilmtetl: promot- 55 eil pep ancl enthusiasm at athletic eventsi mul nsherecl at several puhlie event 5. Slain soeizil activities were a party for the SSS of the year before. :intl at earni- vnl no-ml.ite tlanee on .Xpril l l' onrte en junior girls were initizitefl into the elnlm at the encl of the veztr to ezirrv on the activities for the following' YCZll'. SEN i011 5? oHT S oClE TY 1 19 3 9 l iq Wi-hi GAA Holds Ploy Doy, Promotes Girls' Sports Ifirsl row: I'. liiwwzgm-I'. ll Iiairsun. I , Iinrsun, I'. XVilln-y. N, lim-. ll Ya-Svy. llvln-1-014 Slim-ai. l'. l'vl4-l'suiI. Y. Ifuiwl. A1 llvmniingsi-n. I'. XYlia-v-ln-I'. ll. llyslv. llfvln-1't:i Shi-zu. Sn-cwxml rim: M, llzill. .l. Avkixlull. Y. .lnnvs, V, XYziriivi'. Ii .Xle-xwliili-l', M. Ulsun. M, XYiIli-y. M. Simnisla-r. IC. XK'illu-ns. ll, llviiiingvr. KIA imiulin-lly. ll 'I'li4-iiipsmi. li. Si-liai!'l'm-ig Y. XYliiti-lwml, IL 'l'lmmpsun, 'l'hir1l row: Y. Phi-lps, ll. Ellis. ll. Sutton. l . Swulismi. M, .IuIinsnn, Sl. Hlsnn, Ii, Guslzifsun. .l, Siilmnismi. ll. Jlvnvs. I-I. Hire-Ill: l'. All-qriaurly: Il. M1-4'.iriy. ll ll -ii. lfmirllu rf-xx: M. ,Xlln-ri. H, Szinilln-c'l'. M, 'l'rygst:ul, ll. Sc-liillinpg. I' Slnllnr. ll Yi-ssvy. Il, llziym-s. li. Maiilvy. li. l'nlu-rmzu'lli-i', ll. Unsi-1 N. l'lll'l'f'I M. Win-1-1.-1-1 X1 llnss.-II lfirth now: ll. llziriling. A, 'I'i-llizimp. 42 Skili-tting. 'l'. Xnnih-rslnis, Il. l'Ilninn. l,. Iln-v-. Al .Xllu-rls. IS. llivv. M liinly, ll. Sui:-iisuii. li. IlvXX'iiI. N. l.:ingni-I'. lv, 'Irv-I11 A. 'XV:ii'il1 Xl li'-Ils. l-I S11-inil l, Kurtz, Nl, IH-Yiiw. 'I'ln- liirls .Xllilctic .Xssucizilioii is :in liiinr lliu girls play ping pong, liznlniin- 1-i'gzniiz:ninn siwiisivim-il for girls who zrrv lon. sliiilllcliiizml, :nnl iluclc tennis. This iinvi'a-slwl in zilliln-lic ziclivilics, 'l'lic imrwgrzini lizis privvuil to lic pupnlzir :mil ilrn-viiws uf llni in'g':iiiiz:nioii :irc to piwlrzililx will lmccoiiic :in zinnnzil ziclirity. Q-iig'iiiii':igc inlcrvst in zillilclic iictivitics, li iiiwifiinlv lvcllcr simwlsiiiziiisliip, :mil lu lil-siilvs ilic aitlilclic :iclivilics llicy lic 'rl' -vi'x'ii-u in llic sfliiml. slwnisin' scx'r'r:il social ziclivilics. ln tlic Syvwllmll, lmslccllrzill, tnznliling, wrllcy- lull ai picnic in wa-lcuiiic the trcslnncn Imzill, :inil lmzisclwzill zirm- tlic grinnr nvlivilics. was ln-lil. llic scciniil li.X.X lizinqncl was llznliniinoii, ping pong. sliiillllclwziril, ln-lil in l'lt'llI'l12ll'l', .Xn :ill sclmiil lmzirn ,li-rk lcnnis, tx-nnis, skziling. zinil lmicyflc ilxincc was spinisiwcel in Nlzircli. 'll10 riiling :irc tllc niziin nnorg:1nizcil spiwrls. slam' lmlziy ilziy tor girls incl lu-rc lll Xlziy. .X l'l'k'l'L'llllllllIll liiinr ln-lil vxicli lfriclay flirls lriiiii llic l:n'gcr lngli scliimls in tlic' mins in'g'ziiiim-il lliis yczir. llnring lliis slzlla'Xx'L'l'a'i11YllL'rl. 56 GIR II I I I BOBCAT Q Ifulxlxllg Irwin IMI Tn VIQIII :m1I mln fu Imifnmg 1,Ul!lll'lI'.lf Sllllillllllll Tumi: Ifulwrtu HI14-:1. Ih-In-vm-:I Sh.-31, H, , . , . . . Iuxws. ls. Xl'N4'.Y. I. XXIII-I-In-1'. NI, Ilwllllnlngsvln. N. .Iums. A. IIIUIIQIIIIIII. NI. Il1'Yim-, NI. 'I'l'4Vgg'sIz1-I. IL IF-vstv. 4'. I 1Il'l'SIIll. I'. XYIIIQ'-Y. II, II:1I'rIi11g. IIU7IUl'll1'.Il Iiflxklllulll Tram: Ii. Yvsvqv. N. L1-v. l'. I'4-fwsull, Ilvlwm-4':1 SIIVII. I'. Il'4'Il'I', ll. lllvstv, I . I,:11-xml. Ifulwrtu Slum. KI. 1'r:uxfm-II. HJ.-I Iinurflg I'wsi1I1-rut N. lm-. Vim-71,11-si1I1-111 I . I lrsun. N-1'1'n'I:11'-VIl'e':lsll1'vrII.I,:l1'sm1.Ii:l:u'Iv:1II IIs-:MI I'. XYIM-1-In-r. 'I'umIfIing Iw:nI 4'. I'm-11-rsml, I'llm'g:1lliz4-II In all Ii. Yl'SlI'Y, .Xrt :und plllmliwity IIUIIII Z. I'II'Il'. VUIII-!x'Ir:1II Ilvzul I'. Willvy. Ihzskm-1lw:1II IIl'Il1I Ii1'Iu-w:l SIHUI. I luzlm-ml Iwzul NI. Ilvmnllngsw-n. Snwiznl 1'II2lII'lIlIlll VY. Ifm-fl, ,1 Npffvllnzll Ilfrmf, Nm in IIIl'Illl'L'Sj N114-wllmll In-ml I IJIIIUUS IXI'lll'gj1'I'. N ATI0 TIC ASSOCI E THD - A GXRLS 1933 fs-H GAA Sponsors Donoo, Nornes Honor Teoms V,,. , 4 1 ,'Ls '- --::f 11.1.1 111lll41lll't 11.141 1:Ill'll 1l:1111'.- '1111L' s1-C111111 11111111111 1l.X1X 11111111111-1 was each class. ,Xlmility 111111 :41311l'1.SlllLlll51'11l3 111-111 111 .Xp1'i1. 11 p1'1w1-11 111 111- t'Yt'l1 111o1'1- a1'1- 111111-11 111111 1'o11si111-111111111 when choos- l111p111:11' 1111111 the 111's1 yn-ar. Mrs. Max ing 1111- 11-11111, 111111111'z11'y 11-a111sa1'c 0111151-11 1.11111 wa- 1111- 11121111 N111-11111-1', '11111' 1:II'r1 for 1111- sports 111 sp1-1-1l1ma11, lwasketlmull, lnvnorary bask11haH 1UHlN xvas prcsuu1cd HH11XTJ1CfbH1L IH 1hU bHHwHfL 'Phu scownd annual 1LX1X barn dance 'l'11is is 1111- 111's1 XUIII' 111111 1111- 1i.X.X 111-111 111 1'1L'1?l'l12ll'j' 11'aso111- of 1111- social 11:11 1111-111-11 111111111-111'1' teams. This 1U1lIll 111g1111g111s 111' 11111 year. '1x11L' 11a111'1- was is INHJU 1q: nf 1uushuuHng'1daycrs M1 iufwruud and uwwhnc. 58 GIRL S,AT H SQCIA I M .I .ijgggii F ,,Q,,i,llQg.i'Qull ii ,QQQ11 fQiB O B C A T Commercial Division Trains for Business Life 'Tho ninety-six nu-nilwrs in thc Typing I :mil SIl0l'fIlIllld I vlzrsscs invlurlv: First row: Margaret Ovorvnfl, Muniic' Overvml, C. Duff, V. Phelps, L. Thonipson, Mr. Zick, Miss l':rnlsvn, Ii. l'h:nnlwrs. IC. Birvth, J. Opilahl. L. Bvrgv. B. Iloslop, B. Knutson, M. Iiulnharfl. Svvonel row: M. Hall, L. Ullirivh. A. Dnlkv, M. Bcrklund, E. Rossmzin, H. Hanson, V. W'hitolw:zfl, 1'. Dokkon, IU. Morrison, N. Niklnson, C. Moriarty, l'. Vnnrlvrsluis. Third row: M. Sutton, B. Squires, II. Larson. B. Ellis, B. Austin, M. Swnyzv. A. L:zRivim'0, F. Pittvngor, P. Morrison, M. Nelson, N. Thompson, L. Engel. Fourth row: F. Ein-hingor, I. Kurtz, V. Fowl, M. Punto, II. Fonlko, M. Allwrts, F. Kruvgvr, J. Nvlson, L. Tulgn, E. Ponto, J. Loo. P. Novthv, B. IR-tvrson, P. Wlioclvr, M. Hcnimingscn, T .Olson. Fifth row: R. Kerr. R. Svhrznlcr, L. Kurtz, W. Rea, R. Bishnian, II. Spillum, XV. Lvvs, R. w70Stl'l'2Hl'!I, L. Svvorin, R. Stvwnrt, D. Rukvr, M. Biggur, QL. Duff, L. Allison. L. Jornlin, G. Lvr:1:ls. Tho 1'vnl:1iml0r of thu 4-oninu-rvi:nl tlvpzrrtrnvnt consists of forty-six lrool-iki-vping, twviityrfivv business training, twvnty S0l'l'l'IIll'IIll llI'1lt'tli'l'. :ind forty-scroll 1'0Illllll'I'1'I1lI lnw illltl :nrithmvtiu stuelonts. First row: F. McLaughlin, M. Fishvr, IE. Mailvy. L. I,l1lY0l'lll2lt'lll'l', G. Sutton, M. llolllonk, Pl. VVilk0ns, D. Ilystv, M. Slwonslvr. D. Gustafson. J. Brannon, VV. Sons. Svconnl row: I-I. llinil, D. Wvygint. li. Dl'l'4IIllll. B. Alt-xnnrlor, II. f'liristvnsvn, M. ltimlout, lt. Norton, QF. Ncliulvr, I. Stvvn, I'. VV:1sl1ln1rn, L. I'Iggl'lll'II2lfL'll, G. Blonldzlhl, M. Gunmlvrson. Tlxiril row: F. LllltISfl'0lll, ll. Ilillvstml, L. Jonvs, M. Olson, M. lVillvy. A. .IIUl'l'll1'l', G. 'IlUll'lltll', I.. Kvrr. M. Connolly, B. IIIINDIIIIISUII, II. Vostml. Mr. Zivk. I ourth row: Miss l':lulsvn, M. Hill, M. Allwrt, F. Swanson, M. Allwrts, M. Johnson, F. l..:rrson, L. Slwlilvn. G. l'l:1ussvn, L. Nv!lllU'l'. I. Mclivlvuy, U. Shrink, It. Sl'IHlIfllt'l', H. II0lllIll5,1'L'l'. I'. Johnson, I.. Unit, NV. Conn. NT EP P-RTME in CUUJ 1939 l-lomemekers Feature l-lobbies, Fashion Show lfirsl ron: V. lnniiiloii. .I. Avkiiizxii, t'. NY:li'i1vr, Y, Joiws, 'l'l'e1Asul'el' l'. NYillv5'. lioalrnl HIPHIUPI' N. XVillu-Hs, l'i'vsi1lo-nt M. .Xlln-rl. Vive--prusiileiil M. XX'iIle-y. SQ-1'ri-taxi'y l', NYlieelPl', lionrnl lIl9llllN'l' lioln-Flu Shi-in. liouiwl im-ililn-i' Y. NVIiile-In-1141, ll. Jones, I., 'l'holnpson. Sevoliil row: Y. Phelps, 11. Su'hilliiii:, ll. Sullon, IZ, .H+-xxiiule-i'. Nl. Hlson. lh-ln-eva Shen. U, l'e-tvrson. ll, lbyste, .I. Simonson. M. Voiim-llv I-I. Ilirzitli il. Mm-1':uv'iv. V. Miirphv. 'I'hii-il ron: li. Smith, li. l'llm:m, l. Kurtz, M, I-Iellsg l . Swanson, M. Johnlson, M, Ulsoii. lb, 4illSllll'SUll. A. Weird, li. Ste-rim. I-Z, lil:-ilisuseu-i', I1 Lguklii-Ii: M Win-elf-ix Fourth rim: I, .loin-si, M. l1ut't'. A. 'l'e-lkauup. I.. lliggzir. l', SlLllllll', il, Ulson, U. Yess ii, Szlmllu-ek, H. llzuison, M, l-Tully, ll. lluyes, ll, Snyder, M. NVLAF-I, ll, Sorenson, U. Ulirislenseii, l'. Sim-ii, ll. Hn-+-ii, M, In-Vine, li. Slmnley, ll, lizirimiii. I-'il'lli row: I.. Hin-kley. M, Nant-1, B. YQ-sv-y, K. .kkkr-runnin lb. lliw-lst'-viwl, li. I'illenL:e-r. IS. Minh-y, lil. Squires, M, Sliiiiliivk, N. l.:nn:'lwr, ll 4 lilxsh-its'-il. NI. llnloilt. Y. llinmlvw-is. Ho lfiglity girls make up the personnel of the lltlllldlllllliillg Clnh. Those eligible for membership are girls who have haul the liomemuking course or those enrolleil :it present. The presiclent is chosen from the senior class :mal other officers ure selecteel from the sophomore :mil junior classes. There are also board members which come from ezich class. 'lille officers :mal hozml members meet in September to plan the yea1 s progrzuii. For the first time in the history of the club, written x-MEMAKING C prograiiis have been prep:u'ecl and tlis- trilmtetl to the members. Meetings of the llomemuking Club are helil once a month. Aniong the special progrunis provimletl were :L hobby demonstration, at Christnius contest, at movie, :mil at fashion show. Freshmen girls were welcomed into the club by a four o'eloek tea early in September. The local clnh ulfiliatecl with the national lllffllllllllllilll in zultlitiun to be- longing to the stzite organizattion. 60 LL-.. L-BOBCAT FFA Chapter Wins Reaional, National Awards Front row: L, Tlmmsen. R. Kerr. XV, Lassen 4Prnctice teacherl. R. Yandersluis, L. Kurtz, T. Durlnnd, 0, Glle, J, Berge, J. Daniel. lf. Townsend. Second row: T. Olson. V. Norris, VV. Dempewolf P Rusten. J. Mclielvey, ll. Johnson, M. Mills. li. Hudehusch, YY. Bernmlt, l'. Kerr, R. IALIIKIIPF. Third row: H. Heymatn, D. Ahern, H. Vostad, L. Engel, D. Christie, Y. Caldwell, G. Johnson, D. Shox' , . Nook. D. Garrison, G. Sundet, H, Olson. Fourth row: M. XYooml, R. Broadbent. N. Lee, VV. Rerndt, R. Peterson, L. Steruil, P. Sutton, C, Burtnem. R. Hnmnmnd, C. Engel, L. Fuenstenan, V. Maher, X'. Nilges, Fifth row: D. Lewis, M. Begging G. Lernss. E. Berkland, Iver Michelson, A. Broadbent. . a vorson. R. McMillan, J. VnnBeek, D. Even. NV. Knuilsen, M. Olson, L. Allison, J. Lymruzxrii, ku 1 I.. .lin-nlin. Future Farmers of America is a national organization of boys enrolled in the study of agriculture. The Brook- ings chapter, having more than eighty active members, is acclaimed the largest in the state of South Dakota. National honors were given the chapter and with it a cash prize of S15 as a reward for carrying into completion a program featuring activities in super- vised farming, cooperation, community services, leadership, scholarship, and recreation, State recognition came to the judging teams by winning the sweepstakes Alpha 61 Zeta banner the fourth consecutive year. ln addition, the Sioux City Livestock Commissioners presented a loving cup to the livestock team for their first place winning in the Tri-State contest of last spring. State Farmer degrees were conferred upon Kermit Murfield, Dale Persinger, and Cleo Kjenslee while Donald Jornlin was state candidate for the degree of .Xmerican Farmer. t C The FFA motto is: Learning to Dog Doing to Learng Earning to Liveg Living to Serve. AM E Y' 1 C A ERS 0F?r 7 Nt Z, E F ARE a -L if U 'Y U-Ylla D iff' 1939 Spitium, Lee Preside Qver Bobcat Activities livin-ui Daly fi-sfivitivx-1 stzartvd on thx' mv of NUYCIIIIPUI' ll N'lll'll tht- l.o1'nI :tml l.:l1ly wvw vrnwm-sl :lt :n pop lll4'l'fillg' pn-vmwlixlg thu :lnnuznl lmntirv, 'l'hv lmnl :tml l.:uly, ll:n'r.v Spilium :xml Nornm lim- Wl'l'1' l'l'UWlll'll by Inst yl'1ll'vS l'llil'l'S, Mmm-ll UUIIIIUHQ' and Ruth Doruflxy Hill A114-lulzmts W4-rv: Rolwrt xyt'Sf4'I'gHI'1l, John Flitiiv, Virginia l m'1l. :uul Mavis XK'iIln-y. AIM-1' ilu' vivturimis fmnilvzlll gzxmv uw-r Ilurml. tlw linlwnts zzitvmlwf za llzznqm-t :mul d:lm'v lin- sm-in-s slmwn lwhm' nn- tin- gjraiml llIIlI'L'll lvul ln' tht- l.m'1l :tml l.:uIv :tml thoil .ith-nclzlnts :tml :A shut llllfillgf thc 1l:1nvm'. or r r rr.,-BOBCAT Seniors Toke Major Honors in Hall of Fame Vl!OHl'lH'l' VICSSICY NORBIA LHR MARY ALl3l4lR'l' .llfmf l.'wp1'w.w11tulirr Swnim' .Vnxf I.'f'prrxr'uffzfirr Nfllffrl' .Wuxi 1,flx't'l.ll to Sluwwl 1:0111 Girl Sw-mul, liulu-rt V4-ssl-y Nc-voml. llzzrrlv Slbilllllll Sn-mul-l, Virginia Fm-rl Jinx! Popular Girl Sm-mul, Bvfty Ve-sm-lv ROGER UILLINUS UPN! Hoy ,lfIl'4',l' ronwl, Ruin-rt NYL-stm'x'g:n1'1l I .XI'l'll LARSON l!l'l'l l'Y.l'H'l'l41R50N I .-I G l .lflI'1' JI .' 'I' A Auoxr Popular Buy fu Il I4 f nxt Yucnhrl Second, Hurry Spillum Sm-mul, lbuulul Dysfu Swmul, Mavis Rillnut 1939 1937 Suilmlq v- E B an sip um A E Ei.qgdM E V. -E H Magi: 795f z+n'Ler BB H HE 12 L . .rl-fha IIEHEWE gf rig a. -42 'Y 39Nu.em1er 5 YK T WT F Y 7 . v vm I . IIQIIIE nr p if . tsl - r Lxrn 7 lllllll S M T w -r F IIFUVEE zz 73 Nob. mL I BV . l l?sssl l 'YU' v H fg lllulll 7933 Tu., av H Uv B ll lynn Q Z mf So MIIIIII :lg IB 7o 5 is mn !S4n I , .,.., nl I CALENDAR On September li, nearly fire hundred students reported t'or the coming school year. Athletic events were started by the State golf and tennis tournaments and football games with Milbank and the l-'landreau Indians. Many high school students participated in the Passion Play held on the 28th and 29th. Assembly lll'Ug'l'2llllS included Swallow. the magician and the l'arkiuson Music Group. The lirst dance of the year was presented by the l reneh Club following the Madison football game on October 14. During the month we played Yankton, Vipestone, and Sioux Falls. Many students showed their loyalty by going to Sioux Falls and cheering' for the tealn. The freshmen showed that they were going to be an active class by holding the first party of the year. Over one thousand students were guests of Brookings at the :mnual South llakota lligh School Press Association held at State l'ollege on the 28th. The activities for the month of November were started by the preliminary declamation contest. and followed by a Northwest assembly, the .Dutch humorist. An unlucky football game with NVatertown was followed on November 11 by a vietory over lluron on our homecoming day. On the 18th the FFA father-son banquet was served by the llllllltdllilkillg department. Several members of the student eouneil went to Minneapolis l'or the Northwest Association of Student Councils held on the campus of the l'uiversity of Minnesota. 'Flianksgiring week found the teaehers attending the SIJHA convention at Mitchell. After the too-short TilllllkSglYlllg vacation, the athletic practice for basketball beg:m. Games with Flandreau, l'ipestoue. Madison, and Eastern High were played during Deeeinber. The All-School Play was sponsored by the Dramatic Club: the chorus presented a i'ill'lSllllZlS pageant in the .lunior High Sehool Auditorium. f'hristmas Yaeation began on the fist of illeeeniber. After two weeks of celebration, school was resumed on the sixth of January. During vacation, the Bobcats showed their lighting spirit by defeating the alumni for the tirst time sinee these games have been played. Basketball games were played at Mitchell, Madison, Watertown, and Yankton. The Dramatic Ulub Celebrity Dance was very successfully held the tirst week of our return to school. The debate season started in earnest with tournaments at Aberdeen, Mitchell, and Madison. Semester examinations on the 19th and :Both marked the end of the tirst half of this school yea r. CALENDAR An amateur eontest sponsored by the student eouneil, Wonders of Liquid Air, and the Alabama Jubilee Singers were a few of the assembly programs of the mouth. Basketball games with Huron. Yankton, and Sioux Falls, and a debate at NVatertown were activities participated in by most students. Tl1e Rotary and Kiwanis Clubs were entertained by the Homemaking and music departments at dinners. The Rotary Club sponsored a series of lectures on international aifairs including Major C. Douglas Booth. C. Canfield Cook, Mrs. Margaret Kaiser, and Dr. Allan D. Albert. The GAA Barn Dance, basketball games with Huron and lVatertown, and the State BH squad basketball tournament were outstanding events of Mareh. The junior class play, f'Laugh Clown.', and the divisional and state debate tournaments were held at our school. On April 1, the SSS held an April Fool Carnival Dance. Aetivities of the Agricultural Illld Holnemaking departments included the Smith'Hngl1es contest on the 24th and 25th. The sectional high school press conference was held with Brookings high school as hosts. The music contest and eoncert were given prior to the festival held at Mitchell on May 5. The outstanding social event of the year was given when the senior elass were guests of the juniors in a trip through Crystal Cave. This novel theme was carried out in the table decorations of white and silver with eaeh tourist receiving a travelogue as a program. The gymnasium was transformed with crystal formations :illumiued by colored spotlights. The month of May saw the seniors extremely busy with their graduation activities. On the 12th, the senior play, Spring Dance, was presented to a large and appreciative audience. The 1939 BOBCAT was issued to the school on the 15th, followed by the annual senior skip day to Sioux Falls the next day. Class night, commencement, the senior breakfast and the final assembly marked the close of the school year 1938-1939. xv 65 CA BOBCAT T S n IIIFI aan Elm mi- lllhnll H I I 5 gy A D -5959? 'U Qi, Jr' .-in -1 9 57 a roll: ma6,.j- Illllll I-lf-Sm F' ' W B' fm nr 'G BUTE BS 19 rl n I-l'1lv ' A If .Er Q m e .1 I . d za Pernmviv-..' m EUEIQEB IF' an . .m . -..l Zami? Illilll LENDAR if , r - Y All , L ' can 1 s Nl C I iii! I i V Z Nz arf 'i i' ' , n i , V' I in it V ix xf l ' 1 pf' 1 ' 1 ix A l kj 1 'l l 1 I H' ' 1939I1Te I.. Y-L-YY, --V ..- .nwfhgs -.,V..Y-... 4A m.. .--- lunior Chamber of Commerce Awards A 1111-41:11 has l,100ll :1w:11'1h-il to the ontstuinling athlete of unch class for vzwli of IL inajor sports by the Junior vll2llllll9l' of ClllIlIlll'l'l'0 sinvo the truck season of 1937. Twvntx u of those llllltllllbl have lPl't'll IlW2ll'dl'll to the boys who wvrv chosen by thvir i02llllIlllll'0S and the faculty. 'l'hv n104l:1ls SllIPl1lt'llll'lll' the llll1ll0g'l'1lIllS which :irc :lwzllwlm-ll to lllillly others 011 FOOTBALL 1938 BAS K ETBALL 19 10 Forrvst Sinimons Forrest Simmons R0gl'l' Billings G1-o1'gu Patterson Irwin llinrichs Eugenio NV:1ltz fl'IlllIB. YEAR TRACK 19318 Fl'9Blllll2lll Roger Billings Sophonioro 'Pom U1'nsi11l101'ry A-Tlnnior Ilzarolfl Niklnson Senior Arthiir A:lgl'lll'l'll4l I41llVl'9lll'1' Duff Rolwrt NVOStt'l'giH'll vst Citizenship Award Winners Tln- l'll'lZl'll!-lllllb :1w:lr1ls lll'l' lllilllkt mich your to tln- sonior lioy :ind girl who i11 1 imzition of tho fnrnlty hnw prow-4l tl1v111s0lv0s to lm thi' two host cilizm-ns. 'l'ln-5 Ill rnlcil by thi' p1'i1n'ip:1l, the girls' :incl boys' pliysivnl omlnczition instructors, Illlll 0:11-h ho in room fl'ill'lll'l' 011 thi- following traits: 2ll'0lll'Ill'y, l'llUIPl'l'2ll'l0ll, industry, l0n1l01'sl1ip, rvli:1l111 1 propvr atlitnrlv townrfl school, Illlll g'cn0r:1l value to Brookings lligli Svhool. 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N.-4-ing is In-lie-ving'Y 67 A30 UND SCHOOL 1 9 3 9 B Q B C A 'iijgiiiigir rrrrv1c1'e'1e PAREWELL NVQ, the outgoing portion of the student body, hope that you who remain in Brookings High School will reinforce and multiply your f loyalty to your school, hoth in its curricular and extra-curricular activities. .lt is our wish that the past nine months, as summarized and X portrayed by this llohcat, will have a permanent allotment of space among your pleasant memories, and that they will serve as stepping stones toward those things for which we Seniors have hoped, but which we have not gained. 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