Brookings High School - Bobcat Yearbook (Brookings, SD)

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1. Stxicients, faculty, and alumni meet again. 2. Our reigning royalty, Pat and Becca. 3. The Bobcats Swing out. G a 4. Strutting for B. H. S. 5. Tie Lord and Lady candidates get together. - - 6. --and that reminds me of a story- , , , 7. Blizzards are nice-sometimes! 4 l.f.i1.i-f b- ' -HJ P' V . f f 7-,,4xtH,fQi ,e 2 ' f-x -X R9 X '

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Brookings defeated Huron 13-6 to close the conference schedule for the Bobcats. Steen scored on a line plunge after a long down field drive. Dorn, right halfback, scored with a spectacular 50 yard run after a pass interception. Throughout the game the Brookings line outcharged and outplayed the Huron line. The Bobcats were held scoreless for the only time of the season by the Pipestone Arrows. After the First quarter of play the Bobcats were out- classed by the Minnesotans. Two touchdowns, one on two long runs and the other on a long weak side pass, made up the scoring for the Arrows. Z Squad 24 S-'K u f S.. , , ' ' 2:5233 ef A is 1 leg T xx. W ' XY B SQUAD FOOTBALL Fifty hopefuls reported when Coach Horrigan issued the call for B squad gridders. A full schedule of six games was played with the Bobkittens winning four and losing two. At the end of the season Dick Chervenka, Marshall Adamson, Kelso Hill, Wenfred Morrison, Marvin Olson and Norman Stevens were advanced to the A squad. B Football Summary Bobkittens Score Opponent Score 0 Volga ....................................... 20 33 Madison B ........ ..... . . 0 12 Watertown B ............ 0 0 Volga ....................................... 20 13 Madison B ..................... 6 13 Watertown B .....,..... . 6 Left to right: Back row - Wagner, Adams, Winkowitsch, Bornitz, Mills, Sloat, Bartling. Second row-Duff, Schlobohm, Steen, Smith, Totman, Bowers. Front row - Johnson, Klein- sasser, Thomsen, Cochran, Pe- tersen, Hendricks. Freshman Season Record Frosh Opponent Score 13 Junior High 9 13 B Subs 20 9 Volga B 0 0 gl Qu '3 CM Xara

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sa.x . 5- y MW is sa.-A if .,. 5-, -?'Q 5 ' aff ji X l M v --AT? .hex 1 ff f-fx if lg JK fm Ben'ron's Bond Boosts Bobcots . . PEP BAND The roll off . . . a march . . . a cheer. It's a pep meeting, led as usual by the enthusiastic pep band. This or- ganization of thirty-six was composed of a select group chosen from the regular band. It played at all the pep meetings and attended two out-of- town games at Watertown. They also went to the State Basketball tourna- ment at Sioux Falls. The band is under the able direction of Dean Doner, band and orchestra president. This year the group has created an unusually peppy spirit through use of stunt marches and snappy tempos. Uniforms consisted of red jackets for the girls, and red sweaters for the boys, all with black lettering on the back. Personnel: Director-Dean Doner, clarinet-Harriet Hanson, Virginia Russell, Leif Sorenson, Patricia Har- per, cornet-Harriet Dokken, Neil Bergstreser, Robert Sexauer, Glen Frie, Patricia Delaney, trombone - Marjorie Wheeler, Doris Christensen, Gene McCarty, baritone - Rebecca Shea, Roberta Shea, bass drum- Bruce Miller, snare drum - Marion Davies, saxophones - Shirley Gra- ham, Phyllis Stuller, tuba - Ruth Joyce Ullman, Carmen Skretting, French horn-Helen Schilling, Dor- othy Vessey, flute-Eleanor Shanley, Ruth Norgaard, oboe-Betty Hanson, baritone sax-Lola Thayer. Left to right: Back row-Doner, Frie. Dokken, Bergstreser, Sexauer, Delaney, Miller. Second row - Skretting, Ullman, Vessey, Schilling, Shanley, Norgaard, Han' son, Re. Shea, McCarty, Christensen. Front row-Russell, Harper, Hanson, Sorenson, Stuller, Graham, Ro. Shea, Wheeler. 26 ,390 CM Kam