Brandon High School - Links Yearbook (Brandon, SD)

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Pictured clock-wise are Darlene Eggers, co-editor,Barbara Powers,junior co-edi- tor, Harlan Wehde and Ronald Noordsy, photographers, Jack wright, art editor, Paul Thoreson, sports editor, Dorothy Hovang,junior co-editor,Jeanne Schulte, make-up editor, Jim Ode, business mana- ger, Marjorie Lee, co-editor,1953 Links staff members, look over their work. Darlene Eggers and Marjorie Lee, co- editors of the Links, look over the A11-State award presented to them for the 1952 Links. The award was made at the SDHSTI meeting held at Brook- ings last fall. M3 'PK' I Leonard Bonander receives a receipt from Links busi- ness-manager Jim Ode,after purchasing an annual. Working spare time, burning mid- night oil,attending clinics, meeting dead1ines,aILl add up to the 1953 Links. This year, the annual is a phof5TTfh production. At the head is Mrs. K.J. Henseler, adviser. In December, Darlene Eggers, Mar- jorie Lee, Jim Ode and Hrs. Henseler attended an annual clinic at which four states were in attendance. This was held in Sioux Falls at the YMCA. Work was begun on the '53 Links in January.The deadline was HarcE I.

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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.

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Local thespians emote in plays Fun plus work was the formula for the l9S2junior play.A hilarious comedy 'Me and My Shadown presented by the jun1ors,portrayed the difficulties that can arise when you adopt an imaginary twin. A young man trying earnestly to se- cure land for an ah1nrt from his girl- friend's father, finally, after much sly maneuvering, succeeds, From left to right are Gerald Holm- strom, Barbara Powers, Norma Severson, Ronald Van Regenmorter,Beverly Bisson, and Karl Dieters, Below is Dorothy Voegeli playing the part of Kate, the mother. The lenhm'play was presented on May 8 in the school gymnasium. Due to the date of the production, no pictures could be procured for the yearbook. FHA, the Future Homemakers of America, bacame a thriving organization during the school year. With Delores Jurgensonibelow seated center? as president of the group,the ghd: met in monthly meetings with their spon sor, Hrs, Cornishibelows standing extreme left! Among the projects of the club was a va1ent1ne's party and a spring style show presented for the general public,