Brandon High School - Links Yearbook (Brandon, SD)

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Presenting the bouncing sophomore class of '53 and all their rollicking good times and serious ones tool Declam started their work for the year. Marilyn Graff and Joe McMart1n were both winners at the local contest. Also in the sophomore class we found some shining journalists with photography.art and story writing talent mixed together. Music really puts the ball over the goalpost with many participating in girls' glee,boys' glee and chorus I Sophomore class adviser K. J.Hense1er and class officers Delores Jacobson, secretarygAnita Mennis, president, Mari- lyn Graff, treasurer, Sharon Schliemg vice-president are shown plotting festi- vities for their sponsorship of the all- school Halloween party. Sophomores have a grown-up air Back row: D. Hudson, R. Noordsy, L. Erickson, D. Rodman, A. Ellofson, L. Peterson, L. Ehlers,M1ddle row: J. McMartin, S. Schliem, D. Hennis, M. Graff, M. Pranger, A. Schulte, J. Strampe, D. Jacobson. Front row: P. Holmstrom, E, Burkman, S. Kramer, J. Davoux, A. Mennis, V. Olander.

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Back row:E. Beiningen, H. Wehde, D. Voegeli, G. Holmstrom, R. Steffen, t B. Parsons. Middle row: G. Liesinger, R. Van Regenmorter, K. Die ers, R. Smith, R. McKnight, I. Bonander, N. Severson, B. Bisson,S. Iverson, D. Eitreim, C. Lenling. Front row: L. Risty, D. Voegell, S. Reimer, V. Roosenboom, C. Sittig, D. Rovang, B. Powers. J aunty juniors are nearly there Possible banquet seating arrangements a being discussed at a meeting of the xior class officers and their adviser, a. A. Cornish. Pictured here are Doro- r Voegeli, secretary, Mrs. Cornish, rothy Rovang, presidentg Don Eitreim, aasurerg B111 Parsons, vice-president. Enthusiasm-full of fun, but when it really comes to hard work they are always on the ball. That describes the junior class of 'S3. This class has taken part in all of the high school activltles,with journa- lism highlighting a year of real work. Lila Risty and Norma Severson took the reins as Branhisko editors while Dorothy Rovang and Barbara Powers were chosen associate editors of the Links. One could also have found members of the class in declam,sports, music, and ora- torical activities. 'Me and My Shadow , the junior class play,prov1ded for fun backstage as well as laughs for those looking over the footlights. The juniors sponsored the jun1or-sen- ior banquet that highlighted their spring activities.

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The biggest class at BHS is none other than the freshman class of '53, They seem always to be busy either at studies or mischief. At the fresh- man initiation party, they were clad in gunny-sacks with nylons over their heads. Showing their initiative, they gave a costume party for their return thanks . In November at the all-school car- nival, the freshmen were in charge of the lunch room. Back row: R. Thompson, D. Swanson, S. Harding, B. Foster, H. Kjergaard, A, Erickson, H. Grevillius, B. Schliem, D, Hansen, O. Rovang.M1ddle row: F. O'Neal, F, Dieters, S. Lee, J. Wright, G. Pranger, H. Dickey, B. Lee, J. Zweep, B. Myers, M. Perry. Front row: M. Parsons, J. Jurgensen, E. Dykstra, R. McMartin, A. Powers, J, Engstrom, D. Cronk, M. Ellofson. Above left: Freshman class officers meet with their advisor Mrs. K.J. Henleler to plan one of their class projects. From left to right are: Janiece Jurgensen, secretary, Hrs. Henselerg Jim Zweep, vice-president, Sterling Lee, treasurer, Steve Harding, president. Fresh have three years still to grow