Brookings High School - Bobcat Yearbook (Brookings, SD)

Text from Pages 1 - 76 of the 1946 volume:

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Not many years we saw their names in football line-ups. scoreboxes, Bobcat or Broboca of past years, or the class pictures hang in the halls. nom ro PRESERVING me PEA cs h . 1 ' With their lives. those boys. and thousands others like them, secured for us the privilege of living in peace. To them, we are deeply grateful. As a tribute to those boys who died on the field of battle, we dedicate the 1946 Bobcat to the task of preserving peace. FOI? I-'OUR YEARS OUR WORID . M -- wx iiuvf P' Mg, OUR EXECUTIV S. . . Mr. J. E. Martin. Superintendent Miss Agns Schlender. Secretary 152 ,,,..,-l fs, , ' '4 9- .rfgkr A Swend Christensen D. B. Doner A. M. Eberle Carl Kjellsen Mrs. C. D. Shel -! A Q l 3 I. N Q Q. Mr. L. D. Harrigan. Principal Mrs. Bernice Palmer. Secretary AND OUR COIINSEIOR Virgil Bell Eva Bucknam Geraldine Crabbs Madge Dietz BS Science MA Eng.. Hist. BA Phys. Ed. BA Commercial N. S. T. C. Columbia U. I. S. T. C. S. F. C. Intramural Jr. Sr. Prom G. A. A. Dramatics Ralph Ginn Mrs. Leotta Hampton Ruth Helland MA Phys. Ed. Harfief Gregor? BS Latin, Hist. BA Mathematics U. of Mo. BS Home Ec. S. D. S. C. St. Olaf Coll. Athletics S. D. S. C. Latin Cl., Declam Bobcat A Xw LeNore Johnson Norman J' Sdn Guy O. Karnes Arne B. Larson BS English BA His kye , BS Science MA Music W. S. T. C. Augus a McKend.ric Northwestern U. S. S. S. N Asst. oach Kinetic Cl. Band. Orch. 14 'K J Ada, .H u Q N Qjjf 4 Frances Mrs. C. Amanda Quill Verde Rauch Malmstrom Kathleen Nagle BEd English BS Typing BS Math., BA English M. T. C. U. of S. D. Spanish S. F. C. Jr. Sr. Prom U. of Nebr. Broboca Spanish Cl. Mrs. Cathryn Schaefer Olga Sliper Roy Sterrett Cl11'i8iin9 SHWYG1' MS Science BA Education BS Ind. Arts R N S. D. S. C. , M. S. T. C. N. S. T. C. Bartron Hosp. ' 1 A Library Cl. Watertown 'fix ij-.1 J Robert Thompson La Vonne Harold Weber William Zick BS Agriculture TWUGNH BA Music BS Social Science S. D. S. C. BS Home Ec. U. of S. D. N. S. T. C. F. F. A. U. of Minn. Vocal Fr. Athletic Home Ec Club VS FREEDOM FROM FEAR TI-IRUUGH KNOWLEDGE r 1 IN CLASS' WORK AND IN IEISURE TIME I I I A STUDENT 6'0llN6'll - - DEMOCRACY uv Acnom Stdbg: I. Jalnsaa, A. Aaberg, T. Vandersluis, G. Heck, A. Moberg, F. Nonnan, K. Nelson, R. Wilkens, H. Watson, R. Smith. Salted: M. McCarty, D. Glistensen, N. Anderson, R. Nagle, J. Hanson, G. Linn, B. Kellogg. Robert Nagle. Student President Special events under the guidance of the Student Council are election of cheerleaders. assemblies, after- game dances. Bobcat Day activities. The picture at the right shows the bonfire held during the annual Bob- cat Day activities. Problems that arise in the school are brought before the Council and discussed and then sent to the stu- dents in each home room for a final settlement. Planning for an enduring world's peace must be effected through the people. 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X . .iw x X W x , 5 mm BETTER CITIZENS OR A BETTER WORlD DAR AWARD FQ, IIIWANIS A WARDS Two medals. osne of gold and the other of silver. presented every year by the Kiwanis Club, are solely scholarship awards. These awards are presented to the two students in each class attaining the highest grades. This year the winners are: Charles Welch. Horace Fishback. Ray Yocum. C. Gilkerson. Fern Johnson. L. Beckman. B. Johnson. L. Borst. M. Schaphorst. D. Guss. Cl T IZENSHIP A WARDS Robert Voesey Hugh Barnett '39 Mary Albert '40 Phyllis Wheeler George Patterson '41 Ruth Norgaard Mark Minier '42 Mariorie Wheeler Emma Belle Anderson Stanley Brackenwagen '43 Esther Madsen Robert Smith ? . K k A Lolita Lund William Buller ROTARIAN OF THE MONTH The title Rotarian of the Month is awarded to one senior boy chosen each month to be guest of Rotary International at their weekly lun- cheon meeting. The boys are chosen by the superintendent. the prin- cipal. and a committee of the Club. for scholarship. leadership. and achievements in extra-curricular activities. Rotarians for the first months are: Robert Nagle. John Dewitt. Jim Hanson. Lyle Allison. Roger Smith. and Horace Fishback. '44 Carla Brown '45 Lois Ullman '45 1 Q! TRAINING F012 DEM06'I?A6'Y BY SERVICE 5' . WH' X v, -..:-lo , s Q P so '- N lf P fl as 3 ' 'V X ' P i , Y. fe Y S--.-.,., ua. Y z ' '71, prim ., ., Cdl. in fl- XA, W, eff: Lai, Reminiscences of 1946 The Sox Hop Sixteen senior girls chosen for their scholarship and participation in extra-curricular activities during their first three years in high school form the Senior Service Society. In assemblies. at pep meetings, and at games, these girls help to inspire the entire school with their enthusiasm. They pre- sented a skit for Bobcat Day, sponsored an after game dance. gave a Thanksgiving basket and Christmas presents to under privileged children, and taught aspiring freshmen to dance. l? Barham Swering Bockrovl-Mory Jane Holmen, Cherion Burdett, Beverly Rude, Rosello Peterson, Edith Johnson. Middle row-Margaret Petersen, Bonnie Poole, .loan Storksen, Virginia Smith, Twila Olson, Lois Oleson. First row-Neoma Anderson, Lolita Lund, Borboro Swering, Agnes Jornlin, and Joan Smith. Bl-IS ROYAZTY James Hanson Lolita Lund e mf' ft.. 11: j Q John DeWiit Beverly Rude Viriginia Smith Robert Nagle FREEDOM OF Tl-IE PRESS of v. . Ind Dick Nagle, Editor A 7' Each year the senior class pub- lishes a yearbook for their final gift to the high school. The staff is chosen by the preceding staff. Each annual portrays the activities of each department of the school and records the hi-lights of the year. Copies are sent to the S. D. H. S. P. A. and to the N. S. P. A. to be rated. The 1944 Bobcat re- ceived an All-State Superior rating. The 1945 Bobcat received a First Class National rating. Staff at Work Typists: Lietha Durkee, Neoma Anderson, Mary O'- Leary, Donna Richards. Not Pictured: Ruth Eclov. Lois Oleson, Paul Hansen, James Hanson, Dick Nagle, John DeWitt, Cherian Bur- School Photographers: Horace Fishback and Roger dett, Mary Jane Holmen, Elizabeth Fuller, Donna Richards, Barbara Swering, Lietha Smith. Durkee, .loan Smith, Neoma Anderson, Beverly Johnson, Joan Starksen, Lolita Lund. THROUGH OUR PUBZIUA TIONS' BR 0 B0 UA J' ourna lists learn -to know facts and to express opinions through their work on the student paper. the Broboca. A plan for rotating editorship gave each iournalism student a chance to edit the paper for a week. Shirley Rymerson, Barbara Revell. and Barbara Baker served as co-editors for the second semester. Last year. under the editorship of Richard Nagle. W the Broboca won its second consecutive NSPA All- American rating and its first All-State rating from SDHSPA. Carol Gilkersoa and Shirley RYHCIWI. 373 New -.,..,,,,... z lf , Jeanne Christensen, Barbara Revell, Helen Durkee, and R. A. Dick Nagle, editor: Barbara Balmer, Shirley Rymerson, and Turner. Barbara Revell, editors for the second semester. ' i vlel Lloyd Johnson, Dick Nagle, Gene Cheever, Bob Nagle, Roger Smith, Horace Fishback, Carol Bob Nagle, l.loyd Johnson, Paul Stumley, Gilkerson, Glorice Hill, Alberta Van Lanningham, Barbara Revell, Jeanne Christensen, Marion Eugene Cheever are the sports editors of Adams, Barbara Baker, Shirley Ryrnerson. Not pictured are Paul Stumley and Helen Durkee. the Broboca. J PI!Bll6'A TION CUIB Paul Hansen, James Hanson, Horace Fishback, John DeWitt, Gene Cheever, Richard Nagle, Roger Smith, Loren Smith, lab Nagle, Barbara Swering, Mary Anne O'Leary, Mary Jane Holmen, Donna Richards, Ruth Eclav, Joan Smith, Marge Larrabee, Helen Durkee, Marion Adams, Carol Gilkerson, Beverly Johnson, Lietha Durkee, Neoma Anderson, Lolita Lund, Jo Ann Starksen, Cherian Burdett, Shirley Rymerson, Barbara Revell, Edith Johnson, Glorice Hill, Virginia Smith, Elizabeth Fuller, Lois Oleson, Jeanne Christensen, Barbara Baker. Publications Club is composed of the members of the Broboca and Bobcat staffs. The meetings. which were held the first Tuesday of each month. were arranged in such a manner as to include both educational meetings and meet- ings for fun. The officers for the year were: Elizabeth Fuller, presi- dent: Gene Cheever, vice president: Helen Durkee, secre- tary-treasurer. Advisers are Miss Ruth Helland and Mrs. Kathleen Nagle. Elizabeth Fuller, President Quill and Scroll is an in- ternational honorary society for those interested in jour- nalism. Members are chosen for an outstanding contribu- tion to the Bobcat or Bro- boca. Quill and Scroll members: Gene Cheever, Bob Nagle, Horace Fishback, Richard Nagle, Roger Smith, Loren Smith, Mary lane Holmen, Barbara Revell, Elizabeth Fuller, Shirley Rymerson. I-'OREN I6 Cl UB role FREEDOM or spsscu Roger Smith-Humorgug Declam winners: Barbara Baker, Carol Gilkerson, Dick Nagle, Helen Hansen Lack of a debate coach eliminated any interscholastic competition in debate. extempore, or oratory, but under Miss Leotta Hampton. adviser, Forensic Club kept speech interest alive. Carol Gilkerson earned a superior rating for her dra- matic readings at the divisional declamation contest at Madison, December 5, qualifying her for the state contest, in which she won an excellent rating. Richard Nagle. in oratory. and Barbara Baker. in poetry, won excellent ratings. Helen Hansen received a good in the humorous division. During second semester, club members worked on ex- temp. debate, and original oratory. Forensic Club Members: Ray Poula, Paul Stumley, Dick Nagle, Roger Smith, Carol Gllkerson, Rosemary Miller, Barbara Baker, Beverly Rude. Dlck Nagle, Free.,-Orotory Carol Gilkerson-Dromatist -W, 5' N., x, , I lah Y I' in Q M- - .. ' Q I l I was ' i, - sir F I V23 ' s 'n I . , Avg 'I 4' In 'X fx b ' o, K 'Q f . 3 if G Z gf I wx?-, X 1 VOA Q 'HE X 1. A' . . .gg 1 4' x ' -A7 1 ' '4 '23 ' f ' if 7? - A X ,A + Q , Q Q i ' ,X . , I 'X I4 ,I I We 7 . 'A , -3 s K X .5 H l H A iw' hi- Vf . 1 A V ' ., f K W , 3 51 Qvg ,,, jf' a ,. ,X 9' f A 3 1 3 9 .F -sl g A 7 .f Q r Mar' .Q ww' .S-Tfyp Q-A O ,N -wa 1 f' I, 3 3,995 9 99 31,9 5 Q ig . ,. 1 .ff t' f, ff' 8 so 'L 'E r N , Wa 3 , ' .vw f . Q ' v k ,. V Www ZW 'O IN .1 12 ' +5 G is EZ2f,eiv5.avv1r Wt sink Q E A' f 4 'Q L ff' Q QVLLM 'Q Wi? f QA ,. 9' ' fa-3' .ms X .., A re Q iwiwe ,aw X' f Y. wg Back Row: Wood, Guss, Norman, Petersen, Kellogg, Petersen, Sloat, Risch, Earley, Hanson, Hansen, Fishback, Wilkens, Stum- ley, Erb, Halvorsen, Johnson, Fishback, Stokesbury, Smith, Wood, Dittmer, Lundin, Taylor, Pickett, Schmidt, Doner. Second Row: Romsdahl, Macintosh, Hanson, Weller, Sinjem, Johnson, Moberg, Tellinghusen, Moe, Durkee, Sandland, Sandland, Eclov, Robbins, Rymerson, Olson, Sinjem, Kjenslee, Shearer, Melton, Diedrich, Havsgaard, Durkee, Sharp, Johnson. Third Row: John- son, Ness, Korstad, Allison, Turner, S-erie, Bruce, Tofte, Pittenger, Bulow, Lynn, Simonson, Pease, Ladd, Peters, Collins, Thomp- son, Petersen, Tufty, Larrabee, Larrabee, Lewis, Olson. Fourth Row: Richards, Leibsch, Bergh, Johnson, Straw, Ullrich, Parker, Lundin, Burdett, Linn, Peters, Borst, Poole, Kleinsasser, Johnson, Sylvis, Johnson, Sharp, Meyers, Skow, Revell, Rick- leff. Fifth Row: Eken, Smith, Olson, Aaberg, Baker, Christianson, Wesche, Steen, Olson, Jensen, Oster, Miller, Van Lan- ingham, Dixon, Vandersluis, Norman, Micheel, Friedrich, Steinbach, Wobbema, Koerner, Jennings, Hill. The mixed chorus con- sists of 151 members, S which is the largest chorus in the history of the school. The blend and balance is notable for such a large group. During the school term the chorus is responsible for both the Christmas and Spring concert, as well as assisting with the Band concert and various other programs. Music Sextet: Norman. Miller, VanLaningham, performed is snicily A Cappella. Hanson. Smith. Eken. Madrlgal Singers: Smith. Petersen, Norman, VanLaningham, Miller, Hanson, Smith, Christensen, Fishback. Chorus President as 127 .if ' CN- K W vc? S' Back Rowzil. Liebsch, A. Tellinghusen, M. Lewis, S. Rymerson, B. Revell, L. Hanson. Second Row: C. Burdett A Eken V Sinjem, T. Olson, J. Oster, B. Poole, B. Linn. Front Row: J. Smith, R. Miller, M. Steinbeck, J. Norman, T. Vandersluis A Van HARMONY L'Al1egro, boys' Chorus, Quartet, Sex- tet, and Madrigal Sing- ers are the smaller Laningham, J. Christianson. l w f 1 . I ' musical groups chosen from the chorus per- sonel. They have sung at various school and civic assemblies. Pres- idents of L'A1legro and Boys' Chorus are from top to bottom: Joan Smith and James Han- lon. Boys' Quartet: Richard Petersen. James Han son. Paul Stumley, Horace Fishback Boys' Chorus lack row: Sharp, Hansen, Stumley, Fishback, Halvorsen, Johnson, Pickett, Houglond. Second Row: Johnson Stokesbury Smith, Wilkens, Risch, Gottschalk, Kakonis. Third row: Romsdahl, Sloat, Hanson, Lundin, Earley. Front row Guss Taylor Petersen, Kellogg, Doner. 1 J' I ' ,. i L4-.4 U1 - 'WEADED FOR EDEN THE PLA Y'5 Sr. Play Cast: Second Row: Jack Earley, Stanley Corlett, Dick Nagle, Darwin Paul, Roger Smith, John DeWitt, Paul Hansen. lst row: Cherian Burdett, Margaret Petersen, Beverly Rude, Joan Smith, Agnes Jornlin, Patty Deyling, Rosella Peterson, Lolita Lund, Twila Olson. Absent, Ardis Eken. On November 30, 1945, the seniors with their class play Headed for Eden broke all records of attendance, performing before a house of 1,400 people. The play told the story of the struggle to keep a young man. J ack Earley, from having to pay for some- one else's crime. Margaret Peterson and Dick Nagle held leads, but it was Roger Smith, playing the part of a crippled tramp, who gave the most lauded drama- tic performance. Roger's short scene. aided by well planned lighting effects, made an effective climax. Everybody pitched in to help Jack. The setting for the story was a roaming house whose proprietor, Agnes Jornlin, and her very attractive roomers - Lita Lund, Cherian Burdett, Patty Deyling, Beverly Rude, Rosella Peterson, Twila Olson, and Ardis Eken-became novice sleuths. Joan Smith and Paul Hansen cut capers while Darwin Paul solved the case. John DeWitt was the money-man and Stan Corlett, the muscle man. Play production staff chairmen were: Business manager. Horace F ishback: electrician, Lloyd Hansen: costumes, Lois Oleson: make-up. Charlotte Gustavson: prompters, Darleen Allen, Elizabeth Fuller: advertising, Jim Hanson: stage crew, Marvin Peters: prop., Donna Richards: ushers, Stan Rymerson. The play was directed by Miss Madge Dietz. ' Tl-IE Tl-llN6 ARE YOU MR. BllTTI:'RWORTH? 'I . Jr. Play Cast: Bock row: Robert Koerper, Verlyn Tufty, Bob Taylor, Rosemary Miller, Margaret Sorensen, C. Christie, Gladys Linn. Front row: Anna Belle Johnson, Jim Sprague, Carol Gilkerson, Bob Wilkins, Leona Holloway, Walter Sharp. Descending into the middle of a mysterious tangle of events as result of a theft, Mr. Butterworth sees and straightens out this situation with his much belated arrival as the new owner of the hotel. Are you Mr. Butterworth , a mystery-comedy, was presented by the Junior class, March 22, and profits defrayed expenses on the prom and banquet. The cast was: Robert Wilkins, Dan Meredith: Carol Gilkerson. Helen Worth: Bob Taylor, Mack McGinnis: Margaret Sorensen, Virginia Blair: Jim Sprague, Tom- my: Verlyne Tufty, Kat: Rosemary Miller, Sylvia De- Lany: Gladys Linn. Mrs. Benson. Leona Hollaway, Arabella VanCleve: Walter Sharp, Mr. Leon Bashinsky: Anna Belle J ohnson, Katrinka Roden: Robert Koerper, Mr. Butterworth: and Craig Christie, Telegraph Boy. The production staff chairmen were: Business mgr. Wayne Johnson: electricians, John Taylor, Ray Poula: stage crews. Don Back: stage props, Doris Solberg: costume, Charlotte Allen: make-up, Elaine Friedrich: prompters, Lucille Beckman, Donna Eddy: advertising, Barbara Revellrushers, Ken Wyman. Miss Madge Dietz directed the play. THE WORZD IS' A STAGE cus owe nts 3:34 l. QS of-Q5 lst row: Fuller, Allen, Anderson, Elnen, Olson, Gustavson, Smith, Adams, Jornlin. 2nd row: Oleson, Steen, Peterson, Lund, Smith, Deyling, Rude, Baker, 0'Leary, Peterson, Hansen. 3rd row: Robbins, Schlobohm, Starksen, Holmen, Richards, Eclov Burdett, Gilkerson, Johnson, Smith. 4th row: Allison, Risch, Dom, Hakeman, Stensgaord, Olson, Peters Johnson Smith Steen, Tufty, Hansen. Sth row: Wood, Hanson, Minor, Nagle, DeWitt, Minor, Corlett, Fishbock, Liebsch, lllymersonf Nagle Earley, Halliday. 1 I I Having as its motto, The World isa Stage , Cue Club's first object is to interest students in dramatics. During the year the club enjoyed a pheasant dinner, a play review, an educational movie, and a theater party. The high school swing band, The Pied Pipers , played for the Christmas O Ball. Meetings are planned so that every other one is educational, the alternate, social. Awards are given on a point basis. The winners appear below: back row: Roger Smith, Margaret Petersen. Lolita Lund, Dick Nagle. Front row: Rosella Peterson, Cherian Burdett, John DeWitt. Officers were: Pres., Rosella Peterson: Vice-Pres., Roger Smith: Sec., Lolita Lund: Treas., Jim Hanson. Miss Dietz is adviser. Rosella Peterson 6. A. A. BOARD Agnes Jornlin. G. A. A. Pres. Feeding the fans and the G. A. A. Pocketbook G. A. A. is. and has been for many years. one of the largest and most active groups in Brookings High School. It is managed by a board which is chosen by the entire club. Any girl in high school is eligible for G. A. A. Girls who demonstrate special ability may be awarded places on an all-star basketball. speedball. or tumbling team. Points are awarded for each sport. When a girl receives 1.000 points she is awarded a letter: 2.000. a medal: and 3.000. a bracelet. Officers tor this year were: President. Agnes Jorn- lin: Vice President. Cherian Burdett: Secretary. Lois Oleson: Social Chairman. Lolita Lund: Art Head and Publicity. Joan Smith: Financial Chairman. Margaret Dokken: Financial Assistant. Glorice Hill. The heads of the various sports were also members ot the board. 5-.wana fi , Ms? A crowd forms as Ruth tacks up a bulletin. Si....f'f,1fSrf-s.......'?f...... ...an 'N- G. A. A. Board. Standing: M. Petersen, L. Beckman, L. Lund, L. Oleson, V. Smith, C. Burdett. Sitting: G. Hill, J. Smith, B. Rude, B. Swering, R. Eclov, M. Dokken, and T. Olson. The G. A. A. year begins with speedball. this year headed by Ruth Eclov. Above. 121. a chalk talk is in progress. Speedball is followed by re- creational hour. including such games as: darts. ping-pong. shuffleboard. badminton. lll. deck ten- nis. and aerial darts. Barbara Swering was recre- ational hour head. The all-star game. l3l. ended basketball. Margaret Petersen served as captain. UNDER TANDING THE GAMES' This year the advanced tumblers. Ml. included twelve girls. The members of an all-star team al- ways receive a set number of extra points. Below. l6l. Lucille Beckman. head of tumbling. helps an intermediate group. Virginia Smith. volleyball captain. scheduled games in this sport following the finish of tumbling season. In 163. a line of spectators forms as two teams battle it outl Baseball and track were held inside whenever bad weather prevailed. Track included events such as hurdles. relays. shot-put. high iump. 100 yard dash. and broad jump. Twila Olson was elected head of the former sport. Beverly Rude. ot the latter. The title. Jack and Jane . of the Gentless Jive . was bestowed upon Lois and Cherian. PEOPUE THRO' HEY PLAY The Gentless Jive . our all-girl dance and the G. A. A. banquet. llll. in the spring. constitute the main social events of the year. On the day of the banquet. the guest speaker. chosen for her in- terest in girls. speaks at an all-girl assembly. As any athletic program built on comradeship may unify a school: so may organizations like this bring about better understanding in the world. FREEDOM A A . ! Front row: D. Harvey, D. Robbins, J. Mailey, D. Justice, M. Mohror, P.. Bergman, C. Thompson, J. Hanson, H. Ponta, R. Davis. Second row: D. Klavetter, R. Heesch, J. Telkamp, I. Johannsen, R. Telkamp, C. Lunden, R. Minor, K. Kennedy, L. Allison, J. Walker, G. Apland. Third row: P. Sutton, K. Wyman, H. Watson, J. Collins, R. Foster, J. Magistad, R. Kurtz, R. Prunty, H. Walker, C. Slocum, G. Land, H. Kurtz, A. Hartman. Fourth row: B. Schultz, L. Hansen, R. Reeter, J. Huchen- dorf, W. Starman, C. Hakeman, F. Minor, K. Even, A. Wiese, S. Rymerson, V. Smith, R. Durland. Recognition in F. F. A. is given to those boys who show out- standing ability in leadership. cooperation. and citizenship: not only within the chapter but in other school activities as well. To gain this recognition a boy must be actively engaged in many farming activities. Class work also may serve as a rung on the ladder to F. F. A. success. May these boys lead the way to agricultural success in their community and nation! Lyle Allison. Pres. Understanding and repairing farm implements is an important part of the program. I-'ROM WA N 7 Hom sc owe 8-?'7 ,r9 Q. -2 1.45. ,A -wr' Above. Prize Winner Right: N. Anderson. Pie Sale President Future Homemakers of America was the name adopted by the Home Ec Club this year. They sponsored a Christmas project in which each girl made some kind of gift. These were all iudged at the December meeting and Elinor Horner won the prize with an embroidered quilt. K 1 During October they sponsored one of the after-game dances. and in January a pie sale was held which proved to be a great suc- cess. Officers were: Pres.. N. Anderson: V. Pres., R. Peterson: Sec.. L. Hollaway: Treas., D. Gamble: Adv.. Miss LaVonne Tweeten. Back row, left to right: l. Steen, M. Havsgaard, G. Johnson, N. Alckerman, M. Koerlin, B. Koerlin, B. Sandlalnd, M. Parker, D Richards, J. Veenbaas, M. Lewis, L. Holloway, L. Steffenson, A. Micheel, J. Moberg, A. Tellinghuisen, S. Rymerson, A. Sand- land. Third row: L. Lee, L. Ness, L. Hanson, B. O'Leary, M. Holmen, M. Muir, A. Steen, D. Gamble, R. IKorstad, D. Wet- testad, B. Revell, B. Swering, M. Ullrich, A. Maher, A. Johnson. Second row: B. McCuen, l. Richards, V. Conley, L. Nelson A. Tofte, F. Pittenger, L. Duff, L. Hanson, M. S-mith, E. Tilgren, M. Diedrich, D. Korstad, J. Oster, M. Truclell. First row: L Durkee, D. Solberg, M. Steinbeck, P. Jensen, H. Durkee, R. Langner, L. Jones, M. Wilcox, N. Anderson, L. liorst, G. Hoerber C. Melton, L. Olson. l 1 INTERNA TIONAZ UNDERSTANDING ws AMl60S -- mllllill Mexican Hat Dance Spanish Songs. Right: Carol Gilkerson. Pres. Los Amigos was organized in the fall of 1943, for the purpose of pro- moting interest in the Latin-American countries. and providing further opportunities for speaking Spanish. This year regular meetings included Spanish songs. plays. games. and special speakers. Their most important events for the year were the Christmas party. Pan American Day, and the annual Spanish dance. Officers for the year were: Pres.. Carol Gilkerson: V. Pres., Marian Adams: Treas., Robert Wilkensz Sec., Lois Oleson: Prog. Ch.. Cherian Burdett: Soc. Ch.. Edith Johnson: Adv.. Frances Malmstrom. Back row, left to right: G. Nordmarlr, E. Johnson, J. Moberg, G. McCarty, R. Wilkens, C. Gottschalk, A. Tellinghuisen, D Oleson, D. Searls. Third row: D. Liebsch, L. Oleson, J. Peters, M. Adams, J. Peters, B. Baker, P. Dixon, W. Sharp. Second row T. Kakonis, C. Burdett, B. Johnson, L. Duff, M. Kelly, H. Durkee, M. Moe, G. Hill, D. Olson, J. Earley. First row: J. Starksen G. Lynn, C. Gilkerson, M. Lewis, R. Miller. THROUGH lAN6llA GFS' lA TIN CLUB Back row, left to right: E. Nelson, N. Mortll, H. Taylor, M. McCarty, D. Guss, A. Aaberg, N. Kendall. Second row: M Ladd R. Yocom, M. Parker, D. Rykhus, M. Schaphorst, M. Rockwell, M. Brick, R. Poula, P. Burdett, T. Vandersluis. First row J Liebsch, F. Justice, B. Kellogg, J.Norrnon, C. Welch, L. Salem, R. Doner, J. Knight, A. Straw, L. Jennings. To promote interest in the culture and customs of the Romans is the purpose ot Latin Club. Throughout the year they sponsored the an- nual Pin-Up Dance. and a program for the assem- bly. Their dance was held February 25. after the Sioux Falls game, and the winners from the pre- vious week's voting. DeLoise Hermanson and Al Smith. were crowned pin-up boy and girl. Officers for the year were: President. Charles Welch: Vice President, Leone Solem: Secretary. Joan Norman: Soc. Chairman. Royal Doner: Ad- viser. Miss Leotta Hampton. Was it initiation? Will: fl Charles Welch. Pres. Pin-Ups and Candidates UNITED THROUGH BOOKS' LIBRARY Cl UB Book Week Book Week Quiz - Below: Mary Jane Holmen, Pres Book Week of November, 1945, found the Library Club presenting the theme, United Through Books: the People. the Nation, the World . Story hours or quiz programs were conducted for all the grades, and they had two as- sembly programs. In the first one, Mrs. Hemdahl and her puppets were presented in the show, Red and Gold , followed by a Know It or Read It quiz. Service with a smile was the motto of the Student Library Association. Checking out library material: keep- ing the school up on books. pamphlets, and clippings: and calling attention to new and timely material through dis- plays were some of its projects. Officers were: Pres., Mary Jane Holmen: V. Pres., Edith Johnson: Sec. Treas., Beverly Johnson: Soc. Ch. Marian Adams: Adviser. Miss Olga Sliper. M. Holm n, M. Ullricll, B. Johnson, E. Johnson, A. Micheel, M. Parker, M. Bulow, J. Foster, R. Sinjem, T. Serie, D. Justice, M. Adams. PROMOTERS OF SPORTS' MONOGRAM Cl UB Row 4: Stensgaard, D. Nagle, H. Bartling, P. Hansen, F. Minor, S. Corlett, G. Johnson, L. Minor, P. Stumley. 3rd row: J. De- Witt, D. Back, L. Kellogg, R. Dorn, S. Rymerson, G. Clreever, B. Nagle. 2nd row: N. Patterson, A. Smith, K. Doner, J. Hanson, D. Christensen, R. Reeter, R. Pickett. lst row: R. Steen, l. Johannsen, W. Johnson, R. Olson. Paul Hansen, Pres. Any boy who earned an A letter in any major sport is eligible to ioin Monogram Club. New members. numbering l3, were initiated at a. secret session this year. The Intramural basketball league, sponsored by the club, took in all boys interested. except those on the A squad. Teams were formed and rivalry was keen. Other activities included selling football pencils and sponsoring a free-throw contest. Officers were: Pres.. Paul Hansen: Vice-Pres., Herb Bartling: S-Tr.. Keith Doner. Intramural Basketball Captains: Back Row: Ray Dorn, Dick Nagle, Stanley Corlett, Bob Hanson, Stan Rymerson. Front Row: Roger Olson, Gordon Hakeman, Rueben Steen. CIENCE FOI? WORZD PROGRESS his CP Bock row: Ed Nelson, .lack Earley, Richard Nagle, Paul Hansen, Horace Fishback, Paul Stumley, Roger Smith, Ray Poula. Middle row: Mary Anne O'Leary, Marilyn Ullrich, JoAnn Starksen, Donna Richards, Cherian Burdett, Beverly Johnson, Mary Jane Holrnen. First row: Lolita Lund, Virginia Smith, Beverly Rude, Pat Deyling, Lois Oleson and Darleen Allen. Kinetic Club. Brookings high school science club. was organ- ized this year by students interested in science. for the purpose of attaining greater knowledge of science. The aims of this club will be to increase the general knowledge of science. to learn to perfect skills in science. to give service and to help carry out the program of the Science Clubs of America. Students are encouraged to maintain a high scholastic average. and show a definite interest in the scientific fields. The caliber of their work in individual projects is evidence of this interest. These pro- jects may be completed in less than one year. but most of them re- quire one year or more. Students in this club are eligible to compete in the National Science talent search conducted by Westinghouse. Officers elected were: President. Roger Smith: Vice President. Richard Nagle: Sec'y. Mary Anne O'Leary: Reporter. Paul Stumley. ZTT?-Q G4 7, ':':'4-- ,,- ue:- Q ,sy-ff V -f ff,-2 --- -Z7 1-Qi, V i,T'I 23,- .rv -Nl l ,A,,.,3 ,ff can 1 f N K. 1' X47 - .1-ci, W -K E .dl ' -Ug3.'f-:A-,Afn ,.if- ,- -P, ' f V ' ' ' Y A - . g -f,,,a, fl -- - if- Y-,:f'!' 4 A '. L1. .--'.glLii1:fg t. ,,:A.A - ',1 I..-.D-Q--s VV i rf -1'-X-.., - ,d , A H -N4,: fu..-.. T ,MN-1-nf-'t-: 1'1i'jg,'1fQ ,j-mf '- ' ' 'l'4'H '43 Q- - ..--- ---- f-f'f'fi :Q'r-'1??- .A im -..5ZL---, -- Qfi---i. 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' - - F 1 ' ki' ' V ,L-N xl REPRESENTA TIVE SENIORS' Lo lita Lund Richard Nagle John DeWitt Clptlin Beverly J ohnlon Scholnr Margaret Petersen 811188 Organizer Robert Nagle Lois Oleson President Mugicign Neoma Anderson Secretary M ljorette Horace Fishback Photographer 5.4 HONOR STUDENTS 3 Darleen Allen Neoma Anderson Horace I-'ishback III Mary Jane Holmen Beverly Johnson - M,ip9a: 5, U A :V 'cw sf Darleen Allen GAA l, 2, 3: Cue Club 3, 41 Science Club 4, Home Ec. Club l, 2, 3, H. R. Off. 3, 4, Lotin Club lg Declamatory lg Jr. 6 Sr. Play Produc- tiong Verse Choir 3-4. gn ftxw'-gk ff ,. - nr Y'lg' LQQ' is 15 0 'Wk 'Wi we Q -we Gut! Kitt.: gs ff: 1- .. 45 U nfs ing' xi 'Dries' - Lolita Lund Mary Anne 0'Leary Lois Oleson Rosella Peterson Ll 1. - new 0- W' if S at I Ream . ima 41 . I 241: J n A , -fe sf ri 41 W 3 M A .ve H K A . Z? A JM Lyle Allison Monogram Cl. 2, 43 FF A l, 2, 3, 4, Pres. 43 Jr. Sr. Play Prod. Stg Q Club 3, 4. Neoma Anderson Band l-45 Orch. l-43 Q Cl. 3, 4, Pit Orch. 3, 45 Pep Band 3, 43 Bob. 45 Stud. Council l, 43 SSS 43 Prod. St. 3, 43 Pub Cl. 4, Cl. Off, 3g H. Ec. Club l-4, Pres. 43 HR Off. 4, Flute Qt 4, WW Ens 2-4g GAA l-4. Fern Borinem Rutland lg Cue Club 3, 43 Jr. G Sr. Play Pro- duction Staff. Cherian Burden Chorus l, 2, 4, Q Cl. 3, 43 SSS 41 Bobcat 4g Maj. 3, 4, Pub Club 45 Lat. Cl. l, 21 Spanish Club 3, 4, Prog. Chr. 43 For. Club l, 2, GAA l-45 Bd. 3-4, V. P, 4g Play Cast 3, 43 H. fc. Cl. I, 25 L'AlIegro 4. if J . . Stanley Corlett Lake Benton, Minn. l, 23 Ruthton, Minn. l3 Q Club 3, 43 Play Prod. Staff 3, Football 3-43 Track 2-43 Intramural Basketball 3, 45 Mono- gram Club 43 Play Cast 45 Football 3, 4. W ..,. M M in 4 42 J' ack Barley Pit Orch. l-43 Orch. l- 43 Band l-4, Pep l-45 Cue Club 3, 43 Student Coun. 35 Cl. Off. 2-43 Play Cast 43 Span. Cl. 3, 43 HR Officer l-43 Reed Ens. 3, 43 Chorus 43 Glee Cl. 3, 43 Sc. Club 43 Lat. Club l, 2. Elizabeth Fuller Cho. l-43 Cue Cl. 3-43 Jr. Sr. Pl. Prod. Sty L'Allegro Cl. 3-43 Pub. Cl. 2-45 V. P. 33 Pres. 4j'GAA l-43 Home Fc. Cl. l-33 Quill and Sc. 3-4, Bobcat St. 43 Bro- boca St. 2-3. 92' .ue 2 .. A K John DeWitt Q Cl. 3-43 Bob. St. 43 Pub Club 43 C. Off. 33 FFA l-23 H. R. Off. 35 Football l-45 Track l, 2, 33 Monogram Club 3, 4, lntra. Basketball 33 Jr. 8 Sr. Play Cast. ENIOI? Patricia Deyling H. Ee Club l-35 Chorus lg CI. Off. I3 HR Off. l, 23 Play Cast 43 GAA l-4, Play Prod. 33 Sc. Cl. 43 Pub Cl. 43 For. Cl. 2, 33 Lat. Cl. lp Q Cl. 3-4, Stud. Coun. 23 Cheerleader 2-4. Ruth Eclov Bobcat St. 43 Char. l- 45 Play Prod. 3, 43 H. Ec Club lg GAA l-43 GA A Board 4, Chor. Sec.- Treas. 43 Pub. Club 41 Cue Club 3-4. If Charlotte Gustavson Clear Lake l, Chorus 2, 33 GAA 2, 3, 4, Home Ec. Club 23 H. R. Off. 43 Cue Club 3, 43 Class Officer 43 Jr. Cr Sr. Play Production Staff. Ardis E1-:en Band 23 Chorus 3, 43 Orch. l - 43 L'AlIegro Club 3, 45 Sec.-Treas. 45 Home Fc. Club l-33 De- clam. l, 23 GAA I-4, Cue Cl. 3, 45 Sr. Play Castg Latin Club l3 Jr. Play Production Staff3 Vocal Sextet. .r VE.. K? 2 , 3 ll? Gordon Hakeman White S. Dak. l, 2, 35 Sr. Play Production St. 43 Cue Club 4. -, :.,. -I - ' if Ray Dorn Track l-45 Cl. Officer 23 Play Production St. 3, 43 Monogram Club 43 Intramural Basketball 43 Football l - 43 Home Room Off. 23 Basket- ball l-31 Q Club 3, 4. Kenneth Even FFA l-43 Basketball l- 43 FFA Vice Pres. 4. '0? M'Y Lietha Durkee Chorus l, 2, 3, 43 Ho. Ec. Cl. 2, 4, Pub. Cl. 43 Science Cl. 43 Bob- cat Staff 4. I ,,, 1-3 .g,. , X MTI' 4- I Horace Fishback Cho. l, 45 Q Cl. 43 P Band l-4, Lat. l-Zi B Cho. 3-43 Band l-43 B Qt. 43 Orch. 2-33 Mad 3-43 Broboca 3-45 Bob- catg Pub Cl. 3-47 Sci Cl. 43 Sr. Pl. Stg QI C1 Sc. 3-43 Br. Sex. I- 4, Pit Orch. 2-3. ll- f .Q .P Cecil Halliday Lloyd Hansen Bond l, 2, 3, 43 H. R. Q Club 3, 43 FFA l, 2 Off. 41 Cue Club 3, 43 3, 43 Play Production Jr. Play Production St. Staff 3, 4. 33 Cornet Ensemble 3, 4. . s ' 'S 4 1' g V 8 5 x va HY 1 .,., K i I . Paul Hansen Cho. l, 2, 45 St. Cog I5 HR Off. Z-45 Deb. I5 For. 25 Cl. Off. l5 FB 3-45 BB l-45 Bobcat5 B. Qt. 25 Mad. 45 Jr. Pl. St5 Pub Cl. 45 Sci. CI. 45 Mono. Cl. 45 P. 45 PI. Ct5 Orch. 45 Q Glee Cl. 45 Sec. 4. Sr. Cl. Mary Jane Holmen Orch. 3-45 Band I-45 Pub. Cl. 45 Jr. Sr. Prod. St5 P. Band 3-45 Ql. 6' Sc. 45 H. Qt. 45 P. Orch. 3-45 GAA l-45 Q Cl. 3-45 Sci. Cl. 45 Bob. St. Ast. Ed. SSS: Lib. Cl. l-4, Pres. 45 Soc. 35 Home Ee. l-4. Agnes Jornlin Cho. l5 Orch. 3-45 Pit Orch. 3-45 Br. Sex. 45 Band l-45 Tram. Qt. 45 Pep B. 3-45 Cue Cl. 3- 45 Sr. Pl. Ct. 45 Home Ec. Cl. l, 45 GAA l-4, B. 3-45 Pres. 45 H. R. Off. l-35 Sp. Cl. 2-35 Jr. Pl. Prod. Staff. SENIOR James Hanson BB l-45 Trk l-45 Orch. l, 25 Band l, 25 Glee Cl. 3, 4, Pres. 45 Pub Cl. 45 HR Off. I-35 Bobcat St 45 Stud. VP 45 Prod St. 3, 45 B. Lord 45 Q CI. 3, 4, Treas. 45 Cl Officer 45 Char. 3, 45 Student Council 3, 4. Elinor Horner Llame Ec. Club l, 2, 3, Robert Hanson Band 1, 2, 35 Football l, 25 Basketball I, 2, 3, 4. 14 Beverly Hendricks Chorus l, 2, 3, 4. Beverly Johnson Bobcat Staff 45 Stu. Council Z, 45 Orch. l, 25 Lib. Cl. l-45 Pres. 35 Sec.-Treas. 45 GAA I-45 H. R. OH. I, 25 Pub Cl. 45 Cue Cl. 3, Edith Johnson Cho. l-45 V. P. 4: SSS 45 GAA l-45 Bobcat St. 45 Pub Cl. 45 Home Ec. CI. l-45 Ho. Ec. B. 45 Sp. Cl. 2-45 Sac. Chm. 45 Lib. Club l-45 Vice- 45 Span. Cl. 3, 45 Jr. Pres. 3-4 Play Production Staff5 Science Club 4. 0 fi 5 1- f u, .. 5 1 5 LeRoy Kellogg Marian Koerlin Rosella Koerner Intramural Basketball l, Home Ec. Club l, 2, 3, Elkton, South Dakota l5 2, 35 Monogram Club 4. Library Club l, 2,, Chorus 2, 3. 35 Football 2, 3. 3, 4. DeLolse Hermanson Cue Club 45 GAA l5 Jr. Play Prod. St.5 H. R. Off. 35 Ho. Ec. Cl. l,2, 3, 4. F Q M' i .Aff ii. Lloyd Johnson Band l, 2, 35 Pep Band l, 2, 35 Ch. l, 45 Jr. and Sr. Play Prod. St. Broboca St. 45 Cue Cl. 3, 45 lntra BB. 2, 45 Boy's Chorus 4. ie X1 , ,J ' i 1 33, 5. 7 Ikea ' 'rr-W' Marjorie Kurtz White, S. D. l-35 Pit Orchestra 45 Pep Band 45 Orch. 45 Saxophone Quartet 45 Band 4. ENIOR 1 L ,. W PQ g Q a ' ,Q 'CTW Gene Lanam Donald Liebsch Lolita Lund Leona Meyer Cue 3, 45 Spanish Club Pub. Cl. 45 Q. Cl. 3-45 Bushnell I5 Chorus 2, 4. 2-45 Football 35 Track Sec. 45 Band 3-45 Pr. 45 35 Jr. G Sr. Play Pro- SSS5 Bobcatg Orch. 3-4 duction Staff. P. Orch. 3-45 Sci. CI. 45 For. 35 Jr. Sr. PI5 DAR Award5 B. Ladyg GAA 3-45 Bd. 45 HR Off. 3-45 Str. Ens. 45 Soo. F. 25 Pierre I5 P Band. o 5 2 5. t - :A --p , A .1 nr, SM? V- W Qi 5 . .5 .. . - -x 5 A Loyd Minor Q Club 45 Play Produc- tion Stafl 45 Football I-45 Basketball I5 FFA I-45 lntra. Basketball 2, 3, 45 FFA Reporter 45 Monogram Club 4. 5 ..V Z. M13 -K E , Lois Oleson Band I-45 Sci. Cl. 45 Orch. 2-45 Tr. 4-P. Band 2-45 H. Qt. I-45 HR Off. I, 45 Pub Cl. 45 Q Cl. 3-45 Bobcat5 L'AIl. 45 P. Orch. 2-45 Br. Sex. 4: St. Ca. 45 SSS: GAA I-45 Bd. 45 Sp. Cl. 3- 45 Sec. 45 Jr. Sr. St. Richard Nagle Q Cl. 3, 45 Bob. 4, Ed.5 Pub Cl. 2-45 For. Club I-4, VP. 2, Pres. 45 HR Off. I, 35 Declom I-45 Brob. 2-4, Ed. 35 Deb. I-45 CI. Off. I, 45 FB I-45 Jr. - Sr. PIay5 Q C1 Scroll 3, 45 Sc. Cl. 4 Mng. Club 45 Band I, 2. L. ' is -4 1? .uwlfa Roger Olson Cue Club 3, 45 Student Coun. 35 Span. Club 3, 45 Play Production St. Robert Nagle Cue Cl. 45 For. Cl. 2, 35 Deb. I5 BB I-45 Jr. Pl. St5 St. Co. 45 Cl. Off I5 Mono. Cl. 3-45 Track 2-45 FB I-45 St. Body Pres. 45 Pub. Cl. 2-4' Brob. St. 2-4' H R aff. 1-ag Bobcat,Day me Quill G se. 3-4. Twila Olson Cho. I-45 St. Co. I5 String Ens. 3-45 Major- ette 3-45 Orch. 2-45 3, 45 Monogram Club 45 Home Ec. Cl. I-45 Board Intramural Basketball 2, 35 Basketball 45 HR Off. 45 Football Mana- ger 4. I-35 SSS5 Pit Orch. 3-45 Home Room Off. 45 L'- Allegro 3-45 Q Club 45 Sr. Pl. Cast5 GAA 2-45 GAA Bd. 4. Wendell Nannestad Q Cl. 3, 45 Play Prod. Staff 3, 45 Intramural Basketball 3, 45 Clear Lake, S. D. I, 2. if ,vw 5- -? Darwin Paul Band I-45 Pep Band 3-45 Sr. Play Cast5 Cornet Trio 2-45 Cornet Duets 2-45 Q Club 45 Ensem- bles 2-45 Intro. B. B. 2-45 Hitchcock S. D. I. . Z -1 . Floyd Minor Int. B. B. 2-35 Q Club 35 F. F. A. I-45 Intro. volleyball 25 B. B.5 Foot- hall I-45 Monogram Club 4. YW Mary Anne O'Leary Elkton I, 25 Band l-45 Orchestra 3,45 Pit Orch. 45 Bobcat Staff 45 Science Club 45 Sec. 45 Pep Band 45 H. R. Off. 45 Sr. Play Production Staffg Pub Club 45 Cue Club 4. - Marvin Peters Cue Club 3, 45 Intra- mural Basketball 35 FFA Z5 Play Prod. St. 3, 45 Midland High School I. Margaret Petersen Chorus l, 2, 3, 4: GAA I-4: H. R. Off. l-4: GAA Bd. 3, 4: Cue Club 3, 4: SSS 4: Home Ec. Club l: Latin Club l: Student Council 2: Jr. and Sr. Play Cast: Cheerleader 2-4. Iris Richards Chorus l, 3, 4: Home Ec. Club 4. :K , A :l ea t , I 4. Hai MJ Thi , ': M' Mary Lou Schlobohm Home Room Officer 2: Chorus l-3: Jr. Sr. Play Prod. Staff: Home Ec. Club l-4: Q Cl. 3-4: GAA 2-4. Rosella Peterson H. Ec Club l-4: H. Ec. Board 4: Declam I-3: Q Club 4: Pres. 4: Span. Cl. 2, 3: Soc. Chr. 3: H. Ec Vice Pres. 4: SSS 4: Home Room Officer l: Maiorette 3, 4: GAA I-4: Play Cast 3, 4. John Risch Latin Club l: Orch. 4: Trom. Quart. 4: Boys Cho. 3: Chorus 3-4: Senior PI. Prod. Staff: Band l-4. Al Smith Football l - 4:. lntra. Basketball 2, 4: Mono- gram Club 3, 4: FFA l, 2: Play Prod. Staff 4: Basketball l: Q Club 4. ENIOR Diane Pike 4? if ' -K QW Bonnie Poole GAA I-4: H. Ec Club I, 2: Home Room Off. lg SSS 4:'Sec. 4: Chor. l- 4: Pres. 4: Play Prod. St. 3, 4: Pub Club 3: For Cl. 3, 4: Sec. 3: Broboca 3: Q Cl. 3, 4: Declam l, 2: Lat. Club l, 2: L'Allegm 3, 4. Darlene Robbins Bushnell, S. D. l: GAA 2-4: Chorus 2, 3, 4: Chorus Librarian 4: Q Club 3, 4: Play Prod. it. 3, 4: Home Ec Club is 35 3 W Delva Smith Elkton, S. D.: Egan High: Washington High, Sioux Falls, S. D. :Q Beverly Rude GAA l-4: Bd. 4: Band l- 4: Orch. l-4: Pres. 4: Pit Orch. l-4: Pep Band l-4: Dir. 4: For. Cl. 2-4: Pres. 3: Soc. Chr. 4: Deb. 2-4: Sc. Club 4: Stud. Coun. 3: SSS 4: Char. l: HR Off. 2: Comet Ensemble 3, 4. -- ---. x J ii- . A H. ix P z Gladys Smith Band l-4: Home Ec. Cl. l-4: Orch. l, 2, 3, 4: Pit Orch. 2, 3, 4: Pep Band 2-4: Str. Ens. 4: GAA l, Z: Concert Mis. l Donna Richards Home Ec. Club l, 2, 3, 4: Band I, 2, 3, 4: GAA l, 2, 4: Jr. and Sr. Play Prod. St: Cue Cl. 3, 4: Latin Club l, 2: Pub Cl. 4: Science CI: Cor. Double Sex. 3, 4: Bobcat: Verse Ch. 3-4. Stanley Rymerson FFA l, 2, 3, 4: Treas. 4: Football l, 2, 3, 4: Basketball l, 2, 3: Track l, 2: Monogram Club 4: Cue Club 3-4: lntra. Basketball 4: Jr. G Sr. Play Production Staff. 3' Joan Smith Q Cl. 3-4: Cho. l-4: Band 2-4: L'Allegro l-4: Pre. 4: Bobcat: Pep Band 3-4: Madrigal 3-4: H. R. Off. 3: SSS: Pub. 'Club 4: Sr. Play Cast: Home Ec. Club l-4: Bd. 2-3: Jr. Play St.: GAA l-4, Board 4. ..-tif: ig A, X f Mi, , 3 fm-:gr 32 ENIOR Loren Smith Cue Club 3, 43 Pub Cl. 2, 3, 43 Braboca Staff 2, 33 Jr. I7 Sr. Play Production Stalfg Quill and Scroll 2, 3, 4. Rueben Steen Cue Club 3, 43 lntro. Basketball 2-43 Track l, 23 Monogram Club 43 Basketball l3 Football l, 23 Play Production Staff 3, 43 A Track Manager 33 Free Throw Champion 2, 3. Marlys Trudell Home Ec. Club I, 2, 4 GAA l. Roger Smith Deb. 2-43 Dec. l-33 Cho. l-2, Sci. 43 Pre 43 Jr. Sr. Pl. Ca3 St. Co. l- 2, 43 B. Ch. 3-43 Band l-43 P. Band 2-43 For. 2-43 Cl. Off. 2-33 Br. Sex. 43 Orch. 3-43 Pub Cl. 43 Brob. 43 Modri. 43 Q Cl. l-43 V. P. 4. Lavonne Steffenson :altic I3 Home Ec. Club Virginia Smith Cho. l-33 Band 2, 33 SSS 43 L'Allegro Cl. 3, 43 Gue Cl. 3, 43 H. R. Off. 3, 43 GAA l-43 GAA B. 2, 43 Sci. Cl. 43 B. D. Att3 For. Cl. Z, 3, 43 V. P. 43 Jr. Sr. Play St. Bobcat 43 Debate 2. Y 3,1 Don Stuller Q CI. 43 Sr. Play Pro- duction Stolf 43 H. R. Off. l, 2, 43 Football I3 Basketball l3 Track l' Intro. Basketball 2-4. lc- .Q J Charles Tufty FFA l'3: Football 23 Q CI. 3, 43 Track 23 Jr. Sr. Play Prod. Staff. Marilyn Ullrich Lennox S. Dak. l, 23 GAA 43 Home Ec. Club 3, 43 Library Club 3, 43 Science Club 4. Jqm JoAnn Starksen Chorus l, 23 Home Ec. Club l, 23 Major. 3-43 Jr. fr Sr. Play Production Staff3 SSS 43 Bobcat Staff 43 GAA l-43 H. R. Off. l3 Span. Cl. 3, 43 Q Cl. 43 Pub Cl. 43 For. Cl. l, 2. Barbara Swering Band l-43 Orch. I-43 SSS 43 Pres.3 Pep Band l-43 Pit Orch. 2-43 GAA I-43 Board 3, 43 HR Off. l, 23 H. Ec Club l-43 Bobcat St. 43 Jr. Play Pf0d.Q Cue Cl. 43 Pub Club 43 Brass Qt. 2, Sext. l, 23 Chorus l. HMP .dwe- Ivonne Steen Orchestra 3, 43 Chorus l, 23 Home Ec. Club 2, 3, 43 Cue Club 43 Band 2, 3, 4 Staff 4. 3 Sr. Pl. Prod. Mardell Thompson White, S. D. I3 Span. Club 2, 33 Bond 2-43 GAA 2-4. 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P ,., ' .,,: 3 I if R A xl L 4' ,T ,gf - ' K ' F 1 A if A - W ceo s get L A L o Gladys Linn Charles Lunden Gordon McCarty Vernon McCord Bethyl McCuen Rosemary Miller Harris Mix June Moberg Paul Moriarty Edmund Nelson James Nelson Kennit Nelson Wayne Nesby Glenn Nordmark Joan Oster Neil Patterson Richard Petersen Wayne Peterson Roger Pickett Raymond Paula Roger Prunty Russell Reeter Barbara Revell Shirley Rymerson Arlene Sandland Lyle Schmidt Burnell Schultz Curtis Searls Walter Sharp Everette Snell Doris Solberg Margaret Sorensen James Sprague Warren Starman Ardelle Steen Ross Stensgaard Paul Stumley Myla Stroschein Michael Sutton Betty Sylvis John Taylor Robert Taylor Ardelle Tellinghuisen Curtis Thompson Royal Thompson Evelyn Tompkins Verlyne Tufty Irene Usletten June VanDusen Alice VanMaanen Joyce Veenbaas Robert Wilkens Dean Wood Dean Wright Kenneth Wyman OPHOMOR 5' Home Haan 23, Float law, L Ness, D. Pease, D. licklef, M. Minier, J. Peters, D. J. Olson, J. Norman: Middle Raw, M. Moe J. Peters, M. Meir, D. Oleson, M. Parker, A. Micheel, A. Moberg, P. Pittengerg lack llov,.A. Peterson, J. Magistad, C. Pickerig, D. lykhs, C. Nartan, A. Nelson: absent: D. McCrody, I. Home loan Ill, Front law, D. Adamson, A. Aaberg, R. Friedel, L. Duff, D. Ellis, A. Fredrick, P. Cook, l'l. Durkeeg Middle lov, P. laguna, I. laker, P. Dixon, L. Filiolm, D. Gamble, D. Collins, D. Grossman, M. larstadg lack lov, D. Gust, L Carver, T. Cl, I. Belle, C. Gattsciali, L Doner, M. Ahern, J. Christensen. Home Room IIZ, Front Row, W. Jackson, L. Jones, R. Langner, I. Kellogg, T. Kakanis, G. llill, D. Harvey, Second Rav, N. Leibbert, J. Halliday, E. Larson, V. Halliday, J. Lynn, D. Klavetterg Tllrid Raw, M. Ladd, P. Jensen, A. Jensen, J. Liebscll, L Jennings, P. Kennard, M. Halstead, C. Jenseng Back Row, D. Koerner, D. Knudsen, M. Larrabee, B. Lundin, L. Hanson, D. Kulwk, W. Jensen. Home Rooln 123, Front Row, G. Stroschein, M. Wilcox, A. Tafte, N. Wald, E. Skov, M. Smith: Middle Row, V. Siniein, F. Weller, P. Sirnonson, H. Watson, J. Walker, D. Wobberna, D. Sharp, D. Thompson, L. Solerng lack Raw, P. Sutton, Tel- kamp, R. Yocorn, H. Walker, C. Whitehead, A. Wiese, C. Welch, V. Smith, D. Searls, R. Westergard, absent: M. Steinbach, D. Tnidell. I-'RE I-IMEN Y Home Roan 31, Front law, N. Svenning, E. Steen, I. Svenaes, P. Turner, H. Westra, P. Sorensen, J. Watson, J. Thompson, D. Wettestad, V. Subd: Middle Row, T. Vanderslnis, V. Ulrich, M. Wood, A. Shaw, .l. Stokesbury, V. Sneve, L. Tufty, H. Stair, E. Tlgfen: lack lol, H. Taylor, R. Snilh, C. Wil, F. Tbanpan, R. Wabbela, D. Snith, C. Sloan, D. Slaat, R. T113 dad: A. Synnd. Home Room IDI, Front Row, M. Schopharst, 0. Nannestad, F. Norman, M. Nagle, T. Serie, Second Ram. D. Robbins, H. Ponta, L Olson, J. Pederson, R. Sinjem, L. Rolnsdahl, M. Petersg Third Row, L. Shearer, l. O'Leary, L. Nelson, l. Sandland, M. Rockwell, D. Rykhus, M. Sirnonson, L Roansdahlg Back Raw, D. Petersen, B. Ross, D. Quincey, D. Quail, G. Pederson. i1-...- Holne Room l05, Front Row, J. Graham, M. Bruce, J. Berntson, G. Christianson, E. Berg, P. Chenowetll, L Borst, M. Bulov: Middle Row, B. Dubbe, V. Exe, N. Akkerman, M. Diedrich, J. Foster, M. Brick, D. Colby, B. Ewald, R. Davis: Bock low, M. Eberlein, K. Durland, N. Fisllboclz, P. Erb, B. Gamble, H. Berkland, E. Gustafson, absent: P. Burdett, B. Coffey. Hone loom l09, Front Row, G. Knudson, M. Hornby, N. Kendall, J. Knight, G. Hoerber, Y. Knudsen, G. Herbert, F. Klovet- ter: Middle Kon, B. Houglond, F. Justice, H. Hansen, M. Kienslee, M. Halvorson, M. Havsgoord, L Hanson, J. Hanson, Bock lov, A. Horthon, W. Jobnson, G. Hoch, D. Holliday, L Knutson, C. Horner, ll. lvers, K. Kennedy, G. Kick, K. Kelly. Home Koons l37, Front Row, C. Melton, L. Leitzlle, M. McCarty, R. Korstad, A. Maher, N. Marth, F. Lund, M. Leonhardt, L. McMillan, Middle Row, J. Mailey, H. Kurtz, L Lee, A. Kor, D. Korstad, G. Milfs, W. Lane, N. Lewisg Bock Row, M. Mohror, D. Mackintosh, R. Minor, ll. 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I ,M .L. -- df- V f . , , I I .N A-,, , -.., 7 mf U YY g 5 -, Ax? -.-- - , gb - 5 ON THE I lD . ilk LN' Coach Ginn and Captain John DeWitt talk it over. fi-A X :..1:: H:,, -. Q Assi. Coach Zick Coach Ralph A. Ginn Asst. Coach Dolan Asst. Coach Johnson Sn- , 2? 9 A Z 5f0 l2Y Coflefl' John DeWitt Roy Dorn Jim Hanson Poul Hansen A 1 LeRoy Kellogg Floyd Minor Lloyd Minor Richard Nagle OF I-7? ENDZY STRIPE... After starting slow. the Bobcats speeded up to snag a tie with Sioux Falls for E. S. D. second place on percentage basis. By the end ot the season they were rated by the critics to be the strongest team in the state. Climax of the season was the downing ot Huron, conference champions. 32 to 7. During the season they set new records by gaining 1,983 yards and scoring 179 points. compared to their opponent's 896 yards and 57 points. Paul Stumley. junior, varsity tackle for two years. will lead 13 returning letter- men in forming the 1946 team. -I. Bob Nagle Roger Olson I Stanley Rymerson Y -1... Al Smith I 'if 1 xl f Donald Back Nagle, R. Pickett. Herbert Bartling Mitchell Sioux Falls Aberdeen Watertown Cathedral Ss.,-4 Eugene Cheever 1 lack Row: Asst. Coach Dolan, E. Snell, N. Patterson, M. Sutton, K. Doner, C. Hakeman, G. Hakeman, R. Barr, W. Johnson, J. Sprague, Asst. Coach Zick. Middle Row: Cooch Ginn, R. Nagle, D. Back, R. Blauert, F. Minor, S. Cor- Iett, L. Minor, S. Rymerson, J. Huchendarl, R. Dorn, K. Nelson, Asst. Coach Johnson. Front Row: D. Christensen, G. Cheever, J. Hanson, P. Hansen, P. Stumley, J. DeWitt, G. Johnson, D. Enevoldsen, H. Bartling, R. Reeter, B ARE SOWN THE SEEDS' e They We They 20 6 Yankton 6 6 0 6 Huron 7 7 13 Pipesione 33 6 14 6 Madison 29 0 38 7 aqua. un.-.., 'nun Douglas Christensen Keith Doner Darwin Enevoldsen Ivan Johannsen Gqfdnef ,lqlmgon it-. Q' WGYIIB J0llI1S0ll Nell PUNBYSOII Roger Pickett Russell Reeter Paul Stumley El WHICH IN OTHER YEAR Bock row: T. Collins, W, Nesby, D. McCrody, N. Patterson, .l. Huchendorf, A. Weise, C. Hakeman, C. Pickering, B. Ahern C. Christie, Coach Johnsong Middle raw: T. Kakonis, C. Gottscllolk, K. Nelson, R. Blouert, R. Barr, D. Rykhus, E. Snell, .l Sprague, M. Sutton. Front row: J. Telkomp, R. Donor. OUAD AND FRESHMEN Back row: Coach Zick, V. Sneve, J. Stokesbury, B. Ross, R. Tellcamp, L. Koerper, G. Lang, G. Hoclr. Middle row: H. Ponta, D. Robbins, G. Milfs, D. Quail, H. Kurtz, O. Nannestad, W. Lane, D. Macintosh, B. Kelly, D. Sloat, R. Smith, C. Slocum, N. Fishback, C. Horner, P. Erb, R. Durlond, B. Gamble, D. Holliday, F. Norman. l I ON OTHER FIELDS. . . Bock Row: Left to Right: Mgr. B. Koerper, Coach Ginng Middle Row: Left to Right: R. Olson, P. Moriarity, J. Hanson, P. Hansen, K. Even, B. Blauert, B. Barr, G. Cheever. Front Row: Left to Right: N. Patterson, K. Nelson, B. Nagle, G. Johnson, H. Bartling, K. Doner, D. Christensen. Brookings Bobcats became kings of South Dakota high school basketball when they wrested a thrilling 30-27 win from the Huron Tigers in the championship game of the state A cage tournament at Mitchell March 15. Three Bobcats, Herb Bartling, Gard- ner Johnson, and Bob Nagle, won places on the all-state team for their performances. In the ESD conference the small but speedy Bobcats won second place, winning eight games and dropping tour. Bob Nagle. senior, was elected captain at the end of the year. Schedule Opp. B. H. S. 2. ,B soscu MAINSIA vs 31 Cathedral 34 44 Webster 36 13 Mitchell 28 12 Pierre 31 45 Alumni 28 27 Watertown 51 35 Sioux Falls 21 24 Madison 25 32 Huron 15 31 Cathedral 37 28 Sioux Falls 25 26 Yankton 41 28 Aberdeen 31 44 Webster 27 28 Huron 43 32 Watertown 44 f 31 Madison 30 24 Yankton 36 Christensen, Nagle, Johnson, Bartling, Donor 'if Paul Hansen Paul Morriarity James Hanson Keith Doner Gardner Johnson Douglas Chnstensen Nur Gene Cheever Kermit Nelson Herbert Bartling Wlll BEAR THE. . . l. Up ond in 5. Who soys you con't beat the Irish? 2. His favorite position 6. Where's Engebritsen? 3. Looks like hard work! 7. Uh-uh, no pushing! 4. Gales rho shot it? Kenneth Even Neil Patterson Robert Nagle ll al I-'RUITS' OF VICTORY My wanna: 11 'H201 is H5 ' we is--1 3 . n . I X M ' N is lack lov: Left-to-light: G. Milfs, R. Doner, J. Taylor, H. Halverson, K. Pnmty, M. Allen, Mgr. G. Nordmark. Front luv: Left-to-Right: R. Smitll, J. Sprague, B. Wilkens, B. Blouert, B. Barr, E. Snell, N. Fisllback. Opp. 23 20 22 20 23 14 31 16 26 26 Schedule Conference Games Clear Lake Astoria Estelline Elkton Sinai Toronto Volga White Elkton Bruce After one of the most successful seasons in years. the Brookings B basketball squad finished up with the Upper Sioux Valley conference championship. Boasting such stars as Blauert and Barr. the Kittens were defeated only once. Besides the smooth playing juniors. the squad showed many promising freshmen. Most of the home games were played as preliminaries to the A squad's games. Coach Johnson has done a grand job with the team. He deserves much credit. IYNN IEADS THINLZADS' Track in Brookings was bolstered by the great per- formances of Harold, Tad . Lynn. Setting new records in the State and ESD con- ference, Lynn was held by a number of track fans to be the greatest mile prospect in South Dakota's history. The Bobcat Tracksters as a whole were very impressive. racking up 103 counters in Region 3 competition for a new record. Brookings also placed second in the confer- ence. Returning lettermen should make a stronger squad for the coming year. on EQEGION THR E CHAMPIOAT er 3 k f 4 xiii. 'ff I I . 'fl '4 - W '96A, i', Q , G- C 9eV9f, J. Hanson, E. Dittmer, R. Stensgaard, G. Johnson, H. Bartling, J. DeWitt, D. Back, K. Doner, P- H0 5el', D- Wyman, R. Durland, D. Dunlop, D. Fish, H. Birafll, H. Lynn. vii A.:, eh - if gif e e ee. -e i Four of the Wheels 1 W V lnq Riff? 4 Put 'er out. Don Another Record? W , -fx Q54 kv 2 .1 6,-,.,c.4 Y ff x ,- U ,-4 L X lf 4 AJ FW f fc, fviffiq, aff-df 1 M766 u X4 LJMANIL - if al f Af vxylf ,Lf if x, A Y A x 'N S-X, K is . Na ' Q, .' . X xx' . J Af C I gf, z. f . ful ' A 1, f' f' ff ' L, J y I f cf' SR K . ' RN If .c A ,XX h, I.: if W if I - Q f ' X K C' ,X I 15 ,,vVI ' li ,H Alix 70 ,f ' t s 7? 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