Brandon High School - Links Yearbook (Brandon, SD)

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Dateline: Man On- ,jim fourna 55m Jfory One of the highlights of BHS is the production and management of our Branhisko. The juniors make up the staff while the energetic and good-na- tured sophomores aid in the pro- duction by writing assignments. Recently the second semester staff took oath to Quill and Scroll, a national journalism organization. Other members ofthis organization are Jackie Thompson,Pau1 Thoreson Jim Ode, Marjorie lee and Jeanne Schulte. The Branhisko is published monthly, Eelng sent to many sub- scribers in different parts of the United The edited during States. active ani ambitious seniors the highly rated Branhisko the first semester. Mrs. K.J. Henseler is the ad- visor of the Branhisko. From left to right are the first and second semester editors, Lila Risty, Norma Severson, Jeanne Schulte, and Jim Ode, Standing from top to bottom are Don Eitreim, Harlan Wehde, B111 Parsons, Cliff Lenling, Barbara Powers,Dorothy Rovang, Carol Sit- t1g,Susan Iverson,Dorothy Vosgeli, Lila Risty, and Norma Sevorson. gee Us h 6 f x lr li 0 V

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Local declam participants Rnnd public speaking fun,Seated: Carol Sittig, Dorothy Rovang,Kneeling:Larry Ehlers.Stand- ing left to right: Marilyn Graff, Joan wright, Barbara Powers, Norma Severson, Arliss Powers, Marilyn Pranger, Alice Schulte, Ellen Burkman, Anita Mennis. Not pictured Joe McMart1n, Bill Schliem, Jeanne Schulte, We talked of many things HTo be or not to be' may not have been the aim of declam participants, but there were certainly a lot of would be ' Shakespeares in the halls of BHS during declam season. Barbara Powers and Sharon Schliem were participants in the I Speak for Democracy contest held inNovember. Standing at lower left are Marilyn Graff, Joe McMartin, Carol Sittig, and seated, Dorothy Rovang,declam winners. Dorothy Rovang and Carol Sittig re- ceived superior ratings at the district contest and an excellent and good res- pectively at the regional contest. no

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The first semester staff of the Branhisko brought ho or tothe school wItE journalistic awards won in addL tion to top-notch paper production. Co-editors Jim Ode and Jeanne Schultelfirst row-aboveiheaded writ- ing work that resulted in a first class honor rating for the newspaper. Make-up editor Marjorie Lee lsecond row-seated! also doubled in annual editing. QTh1rd row-left to rightl Paul Thoreson, sports editor, Ardell Rist, production manager, Eleanor Peterson, art editor, Jackie Thomp- son,business manager,Darlene Eggers, feature editor, and Ruthe Archer, grade editor, all helped in winning the coveted award for the Branhisko- Darlene, Paul, and Jim aII won second place awards for journalistic writing given by State College, In addition to this, Jim and Darlene placed high in journalistic essay contestg and Darlene was chosen as a member of the All-State staff for 1952'3e an .XX X Lower left: Ooo, that light! Editor Norma Severson squints into the camera, Lower right: Norma and Barbara Powers put the Branhisko together. Below: Cliff' IZnIIng cranks our copies of the Branhisko.