Brandon High School - Links Yearbook (Brandon, SD)

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Darlene Eggers,Jim Ode, and Mar- Freshies once, now seniors fine The fall of 19149 saw 27 eager freshmen turn their footsteps into the halls of BHS, not knowing that the four years ahead of them would be perhaps the happiest-Cand the fastest moving! of their lives. High school brought the opport- unity to participate in extra-cur- ricular activit1es,amdthe freshies made the most of it. Their activi- ties early marked them as a class which would be proud of BHS, and make BHS proud of them. Managing the carnival lunch room to a fin- ancial success proved to be the freshies largest class project of the year. Class adviser Osborne Liaboe and senior officers Eleanor Peterson, treasurerg Oliver Erickson, presi- dent, Leo Heggen, treasurer, Paul Thoreson, secretary deliberate on senior class affairs at a short business meeting. ff? 5 fy, ! sf Activities were again in thespot- light during the sophomore year as the sophomores,the1r numberreduced to 25, began to hit their stride and make available to the school their many talents and ambitions. Climax of the year, socially speak1ng,was the choosing of twelve of their members to dress as sailors and serve at dm junior-senior ban- duet, which utilized the theme, 'Anchors Awe1gh. Then came the jndor yeaq a year that was filled to the brim with fun and excitement! Several of the boys were on the 'W' basketball squad, and thereby be- jorie Lee were BHS representatives for DAR,and Boys' and Girls' State, respectively, Darlene was chosen by the faculty to compete in the county contest on the basis of scholarship, persona- lity, and leadership. Jim and Marjorie were chosen to attend Boys'and Girls' State during June of 1952 on the basig of leader- ship, scholastic standing, and par- tlzipation kxextra-curricular acti- v es.