Brookings High School - Bobcat Yearbook (Brookings, SD)

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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 -

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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

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'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. '