Brookings High School - Bobcat Yearbook (Brookings, SD)

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BoonjofEducoHon . C l' it V' W Rx. X 5- ,Q I, M W 51 ' -Q. 3 71 Y ef' XW' mx ,af L ? g 5,74 Y , Q f gui -4 f S b, Groceryman, Ray Blauert, four years a member, is chairman of the Building and Grounds Committee and assists Mrs. Shea on the Committee for Teachers. Ford Dealer, Ed Johnson, one year a member, is chairman of the Sup- plies Committee and assists Mr. Blauert on the House and Grounds Committee. Banker, Herb Cheever, serving now as Chairman of Finance, has been a 6 member of the board for the past four years. Housewife, Mrs. Shea, having served for the past twelve years on the board, is now chairman of the Committee on Teachers. State College Registrar, D. B. Doner, Who is now president of the board, has served for the past eight years. School Secretary, Miss Schlender, has served as clerk of the board for the past four years. I QgOBfRQ X941

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SUR INDEX for your Bobcat By Way of . . . INTRODUCTION . . . We present . . . our School Board fp. 61 . . . our Administration fp. 71 . . . our Faculty Cp. 8-91 . . . our Hall of Fame fp. 10-111. So that you may see us at work, we present students of Commercial Cp. 121 . . . Speech fp. 131 . . . Agriculture fp. 141 . . . and Homemaking fp. 151. Meet our law-making representatives, the Student Council fp. 161. In the Autumn ..... with their notebooks come the green Freshmen fp. 18-191 . . . Max issues the call for Football fp. 20-241. . . 'Midst a blizzard comes Bobcat Day fp. 251 The halls echo with BHS's fight songs by the Pep Band Cp. 261 . . . The spectators thrill to the formation of Band fp. 271 . . . The speakers bring home a cup in Declam fp. 281 to begin a brilliant season in Speech Cp. 291 . . . and the year's activities are begun in GAA fp. 30-321. In the Winter ..... , our attention turns to the Juniors fp. 34-351 and the Sophomores fp. 36-371 . . . At the Christmas Candlelighting Service we heard music by the L'Allegro Cp. 381 and the Chorus Cp. 391 . . . Working hard to make their performances successful are the members of the Orchestra fp. 401 and the Pit Orchestra fp. 411 . . . The first N o-Date dance is sponsored by the French Club Cp. 421 . . . The most important meetings of the year are held by the Latin Club fp. 431 . . . To the State tournament in Basketball fp. 44-471 . . . Learning about journalism and cameras is the Pub Club fp. 481. In the Spring Leaving BHS with their diplomas are the Seniors Cp. 50-561 . . . The annual Spinster dance is sponsored by the SSS Cp. 571 . . . The Junior Play fp. 581 and the Senior Play fp.581 build up membership in the Dramatic Club fp. 591 . . . A successful season of Track fp. 601 brings new members into Monogram Club fp. 611 . . . Spreading the news of BHS is Broboca Staff fp. 621 . . . Your 1941 yearbook is presented to you by the Bobcat Staff fp. 631. If--e 5

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, f ,.,,. ' , .-zfff' .iw 9 ' - from yy -'-I l EN f it '-4 8 N ' X I X mmlm, ' Q , , HL? X 3 tv TL A sf -' 1 v X X Superintendent I. Martin Principal M. A. Lynott To Mr. Martin we give credit for successfully directing the educational system of Brookings schools through another year. He holds the posi- tion of President of the State Beadle Club. He is also an active Rotarian. Colleges that our Superintendent has attended are South Dakota State, Kansas University, Minnesota Uni- versity, Wisconsin University, and Colorado University. 1 ff! X 7 5 1 i 'L 'ulu'n.c 'gc to ,ll 4 5 N 1, . ,U t . ,. . iii' ,-x x M. A. Lynott. Principal of Brook- ings High School, comes in contact with all students. To him belongs the job of directing the high school career of every student who enters Brookings High School. Also to him go all culprits and rule breakers for their punishment. This year Mike was elected President of the local Kiwanis Club. He has attended Yank- ton College and Michigan University.