Brookings High School - Bobcat Yearbook (Brookings, SD)

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First Row: Elaine Olness, Carol Reed, Phyllis Wagner, Patty Stickel. Second Row: Lynn Putt- man, Julie Faust, Mary Ann Winklernan, Cheryl Tangen, Nancy Davis, Judy Nielsen, Diane Kurtz Third Row: Barbara Carley, Barbara Lutterman, Janet Asper, Kay Syller, Susan I-Ivistendahl Peggy Manning, Nancy Peterson, Ashley George, Mary Mitchell, Annette Larson., Fourth Row Susan Bishman, Julie Jackson, Connie Shirley, Randi Holden, Nancy Felt, Janice Kortan, Da- Maras Elston, Kathy lvers, Jeanne Mitchell, Janet Norton, Glynn Fine, Fifth Row: Harvey Svec Allan Jones, Sharon Boggs, Barbara Wolters, Bonnie Borstad, Carol Linder, Kennon Vaudrey James Lynch. - The Broboca Records the Year Will reporters please check the assignment sheet, was the announcement heard each week as B,H.S. journalists worked hard to inform the student body through the Broboca of all events in school. Journalism was added to the curriculum again this year. Quill and Scroll First row: Mary Ann Winkleman, Glynn Fine, Carol Reed, Phyllis Wagner, Elaine Olness, Patty Stickel. Second row: Julie Faust, Lynn Puttman, Diane Kurtz, Allan Jones, Ken- non Vaudrey, Nancy Davis. N x - I WuN 1 f 9 WH? Wwrii WGA Tiff -m Co-editors: Carol Reed, Phyllis Wagner Assistant editors: Patty Stickel, Elaine Olness

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First Row: Michael Harrison, William Iverson, Pres., Carolyn Johnson, Sec. Second Rowg Ray- mond Horn, Merri Schoepf, Patty Stickel, Martha Giddings, Nancy Anderson, Linda Revell, Harvey Svec. Third Row: Glenn Jennings, Martin Johnson, Bruce Stone, Peter Bentley, Larry Foreman, Gordon Rezatto. Student Government The Student Council, headed by William Iverson, Student Body President, was the sounding board for all student grievances, suggestions for new ideas, and plans for student activities. The discussions created a better understanding between admini- stration and student body. The council was made up of one member from each home- room of the three classes. The council had charge of registration and ushers for College Day and Eighth Grade Visitation Day. They also sponsored after-garne dances. Bill Iverson shown with next year's candidates. Class Officers S ENIO RS 'Q ,lf Reed Sanderson Karl Kirschenrnan Gordon Rezatto Linda Klinkel Bruce Stone JUNIORS Neil Lee Linda Revell James Aho William Gamble Nancy Anderson SOPHOMORES Mark Sanderson David Sogn Neil Montag Connie Shirley

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Clatter and Chatter The clack-clack of typewriters was the constant sound heard in Miss Helland's room. This sound typifies the bustling activity of the Bobcat Staff in an effort to produce the 1962 Bobcat. Miss Helland patiently answered questions and gave ad- vice, which was much appreciated, to the entire staff. Many hours were spent by each member of the staff for their pages in the yearbook. First row: Ethel Gadda, Norma Hanson, Peggy Ivlanning, Marge Cheever, Carolyn Johnson, Barbara Stewart, Phyllis Ross- man, Annette Larson. Second row: Nicki Schoepf, Rosalie Thill, Linda Klinkel, Phyllis Wagner, Mary Balo, Nancy Da- vis, Shirley Wiens. Third row: Linda Hokanson, Sue Sogn, Anita Borstad. Fourth row: Kennon Vaudrey, Allan Jones, Larry Foreman, Bruce Stone, Bill Iverson, Alphus Chris- tensen, Mike Harrison, Karl Kirschenrnann, Bonnie Borstad. b X The Bobcat Staff Allan Jones-Photographer, Harvey Svec assisted Allan throughout the year. This team produced the pictures for both the Larry Foreman-Editor Broboca and the Bobcat Staff. was H nZ'i