Brookings High School - Bobcat Yearbook (Brookings, SD)

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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.

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