Brookings High School - Bobcat Yearbook (Brookings, SD)

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26 PUBLICATIONS- - ...... ...... - - R1-all left to right. Buck Row Walters Mciariy, Clayton Kukuk, Orphu Sunilbeclt. Dick Lott Mililrfil Hinnninziui Gi-ncvn filsiussen. Mr. llorriiran, Marion Han-ann 'I'om Uuilanil, Phyl'i-t Wheeler. I-'rom Row ldilmi Antlurson l t':in.i: Jr Kruciri-i', lflilith Skrctlimz, Virginia Wliitiheaid, Ruth Hurilinir, Com-flizi Muriartx BOBCAT FEATU RES P I CTU RES Early last fall the Senior class chose the two people who were to be editor and business manager of our annual. Dick Lott was selected as editor and Olin C-ile, business manager. These two people, with the help of the Bobcat's advisers, Mr. Zick and Mr. Horrigan, chose the rest of the staff. This year the School Board bought a camera for school use. Because of this, most of this year's Bobcat pictures were taken by the staff members. The Bobcat, published by last year's Senior class, won third place in the class A division of South Dakota High School Press Association contest. BOBCAT STAFF Editors Dick Lott and Marion Hanson Business Managers , . Olin Gile and Clayton Kukuk Activities . Edith Skretting. Walters McCarty, and Ruth Harding Classes . . Phyllis Wheeler, Orpha Sandbeck and Virginia Whitehead Art . . Geneva Claussen and Cecilia Moriarty Sports . , Tom Durland and Mildred Hemmingsen Typists , Frances Krueger and Edna Anderson Advisers . , . Mr. Horrigan and Mr. Zick

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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

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21 Read left to riizht. Back Row Miss Anderson, S. Graham. M. Deane M DeVire D M0l'!'iQ0n D Iyyqtg- 1, A k L . c erman, . Berne, D. Hammond, F. Eichinfzer, B'. Heslop, R. Ive-rs, M.'Olson, Lindsay, M. Cl'ark,.h2. YSl'iI'E'ltlllAl,4 Z, Frie, M. Hemmingsen, E. Reppc, D, Fromke, A. Hoerber, J. W, McCarty, Ii. Seas. BROBOCA VIEWS THE NEWS The Broboca, our school paper, is pub- lished weekly as a department ot the Brookings Register. News is furnished to the Brookings Press by our assistant editor, Mildred Hemmingsen. Copies are issued to holders of activity tickets. We sponsor the Publications Club, a new organization. Our staff attended the South Dakota High School Press Asso- ciation at State College October 2, l939. We actively participated in the depart- mental paper round-table discussion. At this meeting the Broboca placed third among departmental papers of the state in schools with ZOO-499 enroll- ment. The paper belongs to the Quill and Scroll, International Honor Society tor high school journalists, and the South Dakota High School Press Association. This year the Broboca, helped by other school organizations, inaugurated the first Red and Black week, October 30 to November 3, as an added pep feature for Bobcat Day. STAFF Editor .. . , ...,. .. .. Zerl Frie Associate Editor . Mildred Hemmingsen Sports Editors . . Arnold Hoerber and Walters McCarty Photograph Editor . Dick Lott REPORTERS Avis Ackerman, Lorraine Berge, lanice Brunn, Margarette Clark, Mary Margaret Deane, Mary Ellen DeVine, Donna Dyste, Fae Eichinger, DeVern Fromke, Shirley Graham, Dolly Hammond, Ber- niece Heslop, Ruby lvers, Patricia Lindsay, Mamie Olson, Ernest Reppe, Lyle Seas.