Brookings High School - Bobcat Yearbook (Brookings, SD)

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Z4 HALL OF FAME .Za '-1 Phyllis Wheeler Representative Senior Girl Margie Hubbard Most Versatile Second-School's Greatest Asset Cecilia Moriarty Prettiest Girl Second-Most Perfect Lady Donna Dyste Most Popular Girl Se-condqPrettiest Girl Marian Hall Best Natured Betty Peterson School's Greatest Asset Second-Most Versatile Second-Representative Senior Girl Hugh Barnett Representative Senior Boy Most Perfect Gentleman Most Reliable Roger Billings Best Boy Athlete Most Popular Boy Second-Most Handsome Boy Oswald Schock Most Handsome Boy Mildred Hemmingsen Best Girl Athlete john Crusinberry Wittiest Mary Connelly Most Perfect Lady CITIZENSHIP AWARD WINNERS The citizenship awards are given to the senior boy and girl who, in the estimation of the faculty, have proved them- selves to be the two best citizens. They are rated on accuracy, cooperation, industry, leadership, reliability, proper attitude toward school, and general value to Brookings High School. Dermont Herremon Charles McGarrough Dan Finn Philo Hall Francis Jornlin Omar Otterness Wayne Waltz John Bibby Robert Vessey Helen Sasse Thelma Torguson Mary. Elle-n Bibby Virjnia Nolgren Betty Collins Roberta Applegate Geraldine Lang' Ruth Dorothy Hill Mary Albert

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HOME ROOM 112-MISS VAN CAMPEN Krueger, M. Jacobsen, M. Johnston, D. Linn,Read left to right: Back row-E. Landon, D. R. Johnson, E. Krogman, T. Johnson. Second row-L. Larson, D. Kennard, N. Lee, M. Lee, P. Lampson, H. Klakonis, B. Jornlin, Miss VanCampen. Front row-L. Jones, J. Johnson, A. LaRiviere, A. Lee, C. Jacobson, H. Kelly, G. Lundy. HOME ROOM 129-MISS HEMMINGSON Read left to right: Back row-J. Shelp, V. Smith, W. Mohror, M. Nordmark, E. Madsen S. Ohland, L. Rossman, J. Maher. Second row-M. Smith, P. Matheny, M. Mailey, B. Olson H. Smith, L. Nelson, M. Martin. Front row-L. Phillipson, D. Maher, R. Pittenger, B Simmons, L. Niklason, V. Quail, R. Otteson. Not in picture-Miss Hemmingson, R. Platte, J. Piburn, V. Maher, F. Rust, D. Soden. HOME ROOM 36-MISS DARRINGTON Read left to right: Back row-G. Steinback, E. Ward, H. Wilcox, G. Wiese, J. Starkson, E. Ust Miss Darrington, R. Wagner,.K. Wood. Second row-U. Willey, D. Tellinghusen, G. Tate, J Totman, D. Watson, P. Sutton, G. Steen, R. Ulbrich. Front row-S. Steele, H. Van Lan- ingham, J. Sprague, G. Wright, S. Stevens, E. Swedlund, L. VanLaningham, L. Telkamp D. Wiley. Not in picture-K. Trudell, J. Walker,

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Nl., :Ayn ef, In bw- 'ii ' .. . LW?-,,,I if I F7714 . G, AL T110 lfgllvl l1E1fI? L':v,,l :V l mn -. 'I 1 .xz,, 14 grin A, H In J., Ci ,yi UIQ. I ' 1, . I, i N. 7. UW? I IA ' I . hx. l 1b.l'M-,. A1,l' -I ' l 1' Nr- lima, 1 f ' If lil-' 4.1 Un 'I?1lll 7o '7'g'1:,-fi :If 15,1 V I . llili- if l,,l1l, lx., :Nw f'll, f'1v A Llwfzfffz '7' In . IV inn, , The purpose ot our Student Council is, To direct the extra-curricular activities of the school, to consider questions relative to school welfare and to maintain and develop school spirit. Our Student Council is composed ot a rep- resentative from each home room and the presi- dent and vice president ot the student body- The advisers are the principal and faculty busi- ness manager of the school. 't This year a committee from our council ar- ranged and planned all the assembly programs. Under this arrangement our programs for this year have been more successful. OFFICERS fi. 'U President Eugene Waltz Vice President . Dick Lott Secretary-Treasurer Margie Hubbard Advisers Mr. M. A. Lynott, Mr. L. D. l-lorrigan